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LATE PUBLICATIONS.
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ON THE SCIENCE OF sENs1-

II
BlBlTY.
OInt-lligrnorI. OF -impl" Element OF soul:
and the spirit oi Life aud the origin OF
species. and Natural CauS" OF lh" ~pD.
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The theory of this work, unlike the
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"A philosophical essay designed 4" dem
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Benjamin Moran, the new United
States Minister to Portugal has arrived
IN Lisbon.
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"a very entertaining volume, written
evidently by thorough going Democrat,
aiming To prove the theory that hE Tie
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meant her seduction by Satan in the gui>"
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While the theory he CNpIat'S upon uN j.
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THE PRE-ADAMI TIE:

Or, Who Tempted Eve" sScripture and
Science i'm Union respecting the Anil
putty of man. by A.Hoyl" l.c>tcrauihor
of anecdotes OF Great Men. Emo.
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WHAT A BOY.

Problems Concerning Him !. What
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dowith himself" III. Who IS I" blaiu"
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at Is perfectly evident that th" author
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ally commended for instruction ana en-
trrtainmrnt. - Boston Transcript.
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ing the authors honor. Will find them.
selves In possession of something -"ild lu
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There is an improved elevator leading
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Hotel.
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Jhe Chilly Areas,
The Christmas Present 81 Didn't Want
From tie AtfqntQ Con8fitutio1sdlist.

From the atlanta ConstitutionaliS,.
Yesterday 81 came up the street in ais
shambling way. and spying his former
young mastre standing in his store, APP
preached and made profound BOW.
We'll, ST, what is it?'
"Marse John, s'poses yer kno' mex
Saturday is Chrismus p
Ies, that's 50.
well, yer amt gwine ter furgit de ole
man, is yer?'
"Oh 10, ST, never do that, you know.
What do you want this timer"
Mos anything, Marse john, OATS
good" said 81, Frightening up.
Times are pretty hard now, Si-"Ni Fl
Dat lack y interposed ST, with a
deprecating shake of his head.
And We southern boys can't be as lib
eral as before the war; -
Il kno's dat, sab; OATS true, tool"
Suppose l give you nice copy of the
Declaration of independence"
"Sah All, go way, Narse .Eohn, yer
amt talkin' blzness now" perplexedly
said ST.
why, it says that you and were both
made free and equal"
"Wel dat amt 50! You know it amt
WIZ born slave an you wuz born free
I'm niger an you'se white man
Now. what for do yer want to fool a poor
niger wild dat for, Marse John?" argued
ST. with great JUNCTION.
Then. say shall give you a constitu-
ton OF the United States, with the 18th
amendment included"
Oar now Marse John, you know dat
fifteen commenment is iist another name
fur niggerl I'm seekin' arter somefin
solid, Marse John, like par O shoes or an
obercoat-somefn ob dat sort-lke it wu2
Tor. de war pleaded 81.
Now, wait minute, 81 How would
you like a genuine civil rights bill?'
Oats jis' bout de mos worthless ting
Yer could pick out sal
"Then,a check on the Freedman's Bank,
eh?"
"Wuss an wuss!" lugubriously mourned
Isl,
You are hard to please, 81! Now /
know what you want-one of those elegant
emancipation procamati0ns!
Elephint nuthin, Marsn John!
didn't tink dat you'd fool wild yore old
Niger dis way. | wants somefn com
tortin an stantial, sOmefn like feed and
ktverlu, case ,iio ulo- niggur, itku All ue
rest, is left out in dc cold-put too much
'pendence pom dat manserfashun proxy
| mashun what put de nigger in de wrong
pew-too high up in de church-and he
had TO come ont! OATS what's aim us
n0w!" and 81 moved off mournfuly. NUT
tcring and complaining.
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- Silver Medal awarded by the Franklin Institute
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Int =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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NEWHkLL HOUSE
''G = R ID ~ 81 r -
HOUSE.

Cor, Michigan Az, and JACKSON Street
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THIS elegant hotel net nOwleGgts Eu rival either
! Ill liz managcmt nj. appointments, or location.
In tie latter respect it atfJrGs is guests charming
and unobstructCG view f. two of it, lofty fronts
OF Lake Michigan as far hi Tie eye Can reach the
iiueet waterscape view in America. Is dlagunally
opposite the Great Exposition Building, and but
one block from the Wa ash Avenue amp state ST
lines OF horse Raj lway. aiding to all paris Of the
city rnd convenient 10 places OF amusement IL
has 23O large and elegantly furnis ed rooms with
al mOGern iinprovemt hts, including TUFTS PGssen
ger El' Vat r. C. II. GAUBtkF, Proprietor.
FRANK WFSTEOETH. hitf Clerk
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TdIS is THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
celebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago TO
baltimore, Washington City, Philadelphia and
New York, without change, Ask for tickets via
Forl Wayne and Pennsylvania Line
Ihrough tickets for sale at all principal ticket
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New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

Indians, force them back on their reservation,
and punish them for dlsobedience. Thus a
war Is naugurated which oonld not nave nap
pened II the Indians had been under military
control No class OF citizens IS more desirous OF peace
with the Indians than are the officers OF the army
The present system places the question OF war OF
peace Territories absolutely under tne con
trol OF irresponsible civil agents. while the army
who must fight the battles are powerless 10 aVelt ,e
evil However distascful the duties OF IN
dian agents may he. the officers of the army wond gaIy
existing evil. The proposed change could not buI
result in great saving of expense TO the country -
Whatever may be true concerning the ALLEGED iauus m
the present system OF Indian Guppes OF when IL Is npt
my province TO speak, every one VINO KNOWS ".
army knows that such frauds could not exist
under military management. The opportunities
ana temptations for fraud would be the same as
now exist in the army, and no nore win 'ns
same certainty OF detection and punishment
The wonder is not that Indian agents prove un
faithful but that the number is not much greater in IL
appears 10 he II would be difficult 10 conceive system
better calculated encourage indelity a1d pecaton
IL Is entire mistake to suppose that the proposed
transfer of the Indian Bureau necessarily means
a departure from the Peace policy"
n means permancnce the mode OF dealing Win ilic
Indians through the agency of lifetcnue officers IL
means do away with constant iuctuaticn OF policy
continual disturbance OF preexistng arrangements
and the frequent disregard Of treaties or PROMISES
which have led the Indians to an almost total ule
bcnef in the faith Of the GOvernm ant. hintary
management means peace and serenity giving even
cvzo and instruct the tribes Let these
worthy philanthrOpists be relieved from the responsp
contamination of more worldly matters, ana teir
influence for good cannot be thereby diminished
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
THE AVERY TRIAL.

THE TESTIMONY ALL IN-TO-DAY THE ARGUMENTS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 30.-The prosecution IN the
Avery trial closed to-day by the introduction OF some
testimony Of general character and the following tec
gram ,o-,
" COL JoTs A. JOYCE, 81 Louis:
Cannot hear that any one Is gone, or Is gong
"BABCoCK."
A long discussion then took place. Judge M un TOT
the defense conended that three counts OF the lndc
against his client insufficient. and should DC
quashcd Gen. Henderson for the prosecution replied
and admitted that OF the counts was insufficient Du
maintained that the others good and binding upon
the defendant. The Court sustained Judge krums po-
sition two counts and said he should instruct the
jury return verdict OF not guilty "a TO them Inc
other counts held TO be good The defense then
proceeded with their side By Introducing three etefs OF
social character which had passed between joyce ana
Avery and tending to show that they were In the habt
of using such familiar terms ms "Blly" ana Aieck
-Joyce's middle name and Ayery's Christian naIne-in
writing each other. Dispositions OF persons ID wash
ngton relating TO the good character OF avery, were
also read. This DONE Judge Krum announced that to DC
for the defense. Tho arguments VIII Dc heard
to-mo
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

The district composed Of Cattaraugs ana Chanuqus
Counties The Board OF state Commissioners have not
yet met and no declaration OF the result has yet been
made But examination Of the county returns SHOWS
the following state Of facts: In Cataraugus County
Nelson ]. Norton received for Representative In Con-
gress, 4,96l vote; Chas. s. Cary, 4,525. In Chau-
tauqus County, for Representative in Congress- Chas
g. Cary received 4614, and Flint Blanchard tkepJ
70 votes For member OF Congress- Nelson j. Norton re
ceived 5,S09 votes, and few scattering. For the epre
sentative in the XLiVth Congress, Augustus ~ Lowry
received votes II the votes for the Representative IN
Congress and for member OF Congress be held TO have
for the office Mr.. Norton received In the
two counties 1870 votes and Mr.. Cary e.l39, making
Mr.. NOTtOns majority 1851. But Mr.. Lowry claims
that his the only votes which can be legally
counted, because described cast for the XlIVh Con
gross and therefore he has given notice OF purpose 10
contest Mr. NOrtOns right TO scat lie s awarded the
certificate by the state Board OF Comm ssiOners.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
TIE WILSON FUNERAL.
THE PREPARATIONS IN NATIcK.

NATIcK, Nov. 30-1hc remains of the late
president lie Ia state in tho Town Hall today Not
withsandng the intense cold large numbers Of citizens
have visited place take last look at their honoted
townsman The somber decorations Of the hall are re
loyed In some by the beautiful horal deeor-
tions surrounding tho coffin AZ the head OF the CONN
there is large cross composed of the choicest white
blossoms and at the foot there stands tall shaft OF dark
green ivy leaves the Of which is Ornamened with
wheat sheayes. This shaft is = contribution nom the
City of Boston Floral crowns, wreaths ete, complete
the decoration.
Tue intenss cold and high wind seriously interfere with
the plans of citizens who intended TO decorate their
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
TEN MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 30.-ln the United states
District Court before Judge Gresham, the Of j. ".
ard Gordon usham called, and the joint appear
aucc bond for $4,000 was forfeited. Gordon B. Bug
ham is sick at bis home In Eyansville and john "
Bingham is AZ ST. Louis, where he surrendered By
his suretes or another indictment The following per
sons under indictment for fraudulent whisky tFansac
ous withdrew the plea OF not guilty and entered the
plea Of guilty Philip Eberwne, Col. Geo 4. smonson
John L. Phillips Harrison Miller, David VI. Lewis, Geo.
IIagan Geo. i. Crisp, Christopher Cocnonor Wm Mon
fort and Dennis Reilly The Court deferred pronOuncins
nentence nntLl 10 O-mOrrOw
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
TnRrIGN NOTES.

VuLAFRANCA, Nov. 30.-The American squad
ron sailed from here On Monday for Lisbon
LONDON. Nov. 3O.-Prof. Thomas Hewitt
t-, ,lo r,i,oloot.. is dead lie was Mathematical
P,Gfcssor in the University OF Virginia Ia 1921.
BERLIN, Nov. 30.-lrhe application OF tho
Public Prosecutor 10 Stnat' OF the S'a'c ITbnnto 10
indict Count Aum for TREASON has been Sfdhlel'
OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 30.-lhe Commissioner
OF Fisheries reports that 30 Large SHARKS we've ou5ht
near the mouth Of the saginaw River Last week 1b'y
chased schools ~ porpo4cs into net, and became
urisoners themselves with Ii pOIpOiscs.
LONDON. Nov. 30.-The Postal Conference
meets 1T Berne. in Switzerland, on the i7h ~ January
l.causc the East Indian Government has ann"nneeJ
that It viii join the Postal Union.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

GUILT.
lBY rgLEGRAPH TO TuE rRIBuSEl
CHICAGO. Nov. 2o.-Gen. Macdonald, the
convict supervisor OF Internal Revenue al st. ons ia
conversation at his jai, gave Pcside"t Grant warm
nraise and nominated him for u third term lie sad
Gen. Grant IS one ot the best aud pnirst
men this country every produced TEero Is no
man for whom I have more admiration fhan Tor
him SO far "a lie r. personally concerned he II htery
ineapab OF perpetratug fraud, and h. ne AM what no
said when he remarked: Let no guilty man escape
Grant will be elected for third term sura AZ am
now in this Jail lie il the map for the times, aud tue
paople intend to keep him where lac 10"
GEN Macdonald denied tho truth oi tho story that
President Grant refuse 10 receive him after his indo
meut He las not, he sad, called the President TOR
vc,r. lie has been on terms Of SOCIAL intimacy vi h
President Grant and many members Of his Cabinet Dnt
since his reputation has been darkened by SHADOW
Macdonald has been too much Of gentleman to intfdo
upon tIem.
Gen Macdonald said he did not believe that Gen. Bab
cook hal ANYTHING 10 do with the Whisky Ring. lie was
an intimate friend of himself aud Joy and often wrote
t,cu friendly letters sometimes on political suteet ~
when he urged JOY ce support the Gently ticket MAC
DunI ,;puoseI the signatures 10 oi these letters
,,t aye be on shO wn I'D the "crOOkCd whisky discrs.
IN civ. color To The uettnse that the Whisky Rug vas
s,,,n.rt.1 by the authorities in Washington In tlis
VA, GEN Ba1cocs name had been associ. with tho
Whisky R.ug bat IL IS unjust Gen. Mcdonald charges
that The ST. Louis EoeEsg Journal was kept running ny
money that The J0raoi knew stolen from the ooY'
ernment By tho WHISKY Ring.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-01

stores and dwellings in mourning emblems large
of buildings however, have drapugs OF D'aek
and white. The exterior Of the Town Hall Is heavily
draped and bears in black letters on white ground tue
initials, II. W." and tho dates OF MT WILSON'S prth
and death At the late residence OF the NcePesdeht
the doors and windows are hung with Diack' 'as-
tened with black and white rosettes Clarks block
Wilson's shoe factory the Masonic Hall, Grand Army
Headquarters and the OF the st. Patrick BeneVo-
lent Society, among the buildings decorated Inc
services morrow at Town Hail. will begin at O'CLOCK
Special trains vill run from Boston and vicinity