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Southern Shoe M0a,lfdctOry.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1875.
Gentlemen of New Orleans and Louisiana:
am starting Southern Shoe Factory. I only ask
of you, gentlemen, for your patronage. guatante
that will give you better satisfaction in my line than
any establishment in this ctycheaper and of better
material Gentlemen you all know that there are
great many laborers and mechanics in this State
who have no work nor any food for their wives and
children. If we will start own factories and pat
ronze each other we could easily get along with
factories of all descriptions. Our money is all given
to the North and West which is milf joins Of dollars.
have been established in the Shoe Mandatory for
the last twenty-five years. and call the attention OF
the community in general
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
jy27 2dp 35 Canal street.
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What poet was always in debt? Cowper.
Why? Because he ohd for q lodge"
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A musical amateur writes to ask if the old
English song, "a Single Smile" furnished
the theme of Wagner's 81 Lone grin"
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BrLLINos.-Josh Billings is to make his '.fifth
annual farewell tour" this year, with his lilly
concentrated lektur" on Sandwiches" just
for fun and 500 thrown in"
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as possible.

Our subscribers and patrons are hereby
notified that VIM. J. Tanner is no longer en-
ployed on this paper, and is not authorized to
collect money due us, or to receipt for the
Same
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FIVE MINUTEs.-The great moral victories
and defeats of the world often turn in five
minutes. Crises come, the not selling of
which ia ruin. Men may loiter, but time flies
on the wings of the wind and all the great
interests of life are speeding on with the sure
and silent tread of DESTINY
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Lawrence Barrett opens at the California
Theater, San Francisco, September g.
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When you enter house leave your anger al
the door.
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D. 10 10.
MULLAN s. HOLLOWAY,
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,
| AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
50 CANAL and II COMMON STREETS.
aul5 1t 2dp
Dry Goods Cheaper than Ever
VERY LARGE STOCK ON HAND,
J. TURCOTTE'S,
Canal street..-...-.......15S
White Building, corner Baronne.
Having completed the repairs of the store and the
inventory being TAKEN we take pleasure in announc
ing to our customers that
On Monday, August 16,
we will give them extraordinary bargains in
DRY GOODS,
besides having reduced all our Summer Goods below
cost price.
We have received a large stock of New Goods,
among which are
25 cases best AMERICAN PRINTS at 6Ac yard
25 cases assorted COTTONS, at manufacturers
prices.
DRY GOODS, JEANS, FLANEELS, HOSIERY,
BLACK GOODS, ETC.
au15 1tadp J. TURCOTTE, 15s Canal ST.
Stylish Clothing
HOT " EE
More new Goods received by Express.
BLACK ALPACA SACKS,
LINEN BUSTERS,
ALPACA OFFICE COATS e 50,
CASHMERE SUITS SO to $50.
Prices reduced on all Cashmere Goods to close |
them out. |
ONE PRICE-CALL AND SEE
PERSON & HEwS,
auI5 13 and Is Camp street.
n. ". Hyatt,
S.......-.s.......C Camp Street................3s
STATIONED
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
FACTURER.
Cotton, Bank, Insurance and Mercantile Blanl
Books, made to any desired pattern
on the Shortest Notice.
Cotton Sales, Bill Heads, Bills of Lading, Lette,
and Note Headings, Dray Receipts,
Invoices, Etc, Printed or
Autographed to
Order.
Every description Of
Book Binding Executed Neatly, Cheaply, and
With Dispatch.
JAIL and Examine Specimens Get Estimates and
Leave Your Orders.
A. W. HYATT,
au15 sS Camp street.
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Ens New Orleans BULLETIN can Do nao o1 the
hsvs agent in Mobile 1t the depot. on the azTiva
q ~ p, II. train.
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Drainage TdCes.

Drainage Tdres.
| The bills for the Drainage Assessments still IN.
paid being sent to the Sheriff as rapidly as they
can be made out. When ouce in his hands the oppor
| tunity for paying them at Discount will have
passed.
The undersigned has the agency for settling Drain
age Taxes in Warrants and urges upon those who
wish to save themselves money and great annoy
to call and authorize him to at pay their
ments. JAMES B. GUTHRIE,
122 Gravier street.
NoTE.-This is not an annual tax. 1t was assessed
in 1853. Once paid it is settled forever. Those who
have paid eight nstallments for property above Jaa
street, ten property below julia need give
| themselves the trouble to call. au15 1t
FriedrichshaU Bitter Wuter.
This wellknown MINERAL WATER we i'm
port direct from the SPRING in Germany: so the
Public can be SURE to get the genuine article, by
leaving their orders with the Agents.
FREDERICKSoN & HARTE,
au15 3t2dp 1879 Canal street
AW Designs of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCING.
RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, COLUMNS,
GATES AND POSTS COMPLETE
which offer for sale at half the original cost having
purchased consignment of 400 tons 1t
M. SCHWARTZ
aulo I'm 149 to 159 Magazine street
Postponed.
The FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FRANCE which was 10 take place TOMORROW
Sunday 18th inst, is Postponed to SUNDAY
NEXT, 22d August, 1875.
By order of the Committee r DFSCA
au14 E&M Sc retarv
n. BrOusseau,
I7...-..-----... Charities street..17
Offers at low prices, wholesale and retail
MATING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, English and American.
BURLAPS, by the bale piece or yard
WINDOW SHADES.
Table and PIANO COVERS
ooK TR4MMrI TIRNITURE MATERIALS and
Table and Enamel OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MATS etc.
aul5 SuFr2dp
Grand Regatta
AT BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS,
On Monday, August Is, 1875, at IL M.
Prizes for Third Glass Boats s,oo
Prizes for Fourth . e-z
Prizes for Fifth s-o
Race 10 be run under the rules and regulations of
the Crescent City Yacht Club ENTRIES FpFr
All Yachts from Mobile and the Lake Coast are in.
'i'ou 70 pAi 'ioipate' au13 2p3t
Blue Lichc Water.
a large supply of this CELEBRATED WATER |
Just received and for sale by
L L. LYONS, I
Corner Camp and Gravier streets.
aul2 1T gent for Upper Blue Lick Snrinn l
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Jacob OFT,
q A r p E n Il Z r,
$50 Magazine Street, Corner Oalliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness. neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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G0rrICE CJlGb.
! NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II, 1875.
The Entertainment of this Club for which cards Of
invitation have been issued for FRIDAY EVEN
ING, 18th inst, has been postponed until FRIDAY
Goth inst.
The Box-Office will be open THURSDAY ant
FRIDAY, 10Th and Goth inst, from 10 A. M. until
P. NJ. when parties holding tickets secure eats
FRANK II. WILSON
au12 Chairman Committee on Entertainment
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4W Designs of
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCING
RAILIAGS, VERANDAHS, COLUMNS
GATES AND POSTS COMPLETE
which offer for sale at half the original cost having
purchased a consignment of 400 tons, 1t
NJ. SCHWARTZ
au1o I'm 149 to 159 Magazine strset.
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That 1 4ttcays Keep.
A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,

The BEST OF EVERYTHING,
staple or Fancy Wines, Brandes Ales and
Liquors. of ~ kind. which deliver TO all MARI
the city free Of charge.
JOHN MCMAINS
aul5 lt2p No. 572 Magazine and 40 Washiag toa sts
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Rss,so-Ns orders taken % sbs Bullsti. Once
haiess Endorsed by the fkofhIEIoh
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Postponed.
The FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SUFFERERS OF THE LATE OVERFLOW IN
FRANCE which was 10 take place To MORROW
lSnndayl 18th inst, is Postponed to SUNDAY
NEXT, 22d August 1875
By order of the Committee J. DFSCA
aui4 A@M Sc rotary.
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DIR. g. BEARD, Occulist,
DAUPHINE STREET.
Orleans Inklrmnry.

Genuine Blue Lick Water.
40 Barrels, go Half Barrel
OF this Water just received The Spring from which
we receive it is the
OLD ORIGINAL WATER
which has been used here for the last 30 years. and
it must be remembered that this Spring contains
more sulphurous componens than any other springs.
Look for the brand
HAMILTON, GRAY g. CO."
For sale by FREDERICKSON & HART,
aul5 6t2dp 139 Canal Street.
, 1875-06-29

Especially 10 tLts splrs no,!csab1e lr-
tho planning and carrying out Of Commence.
nent-feetiyttfes. This years. Commencemet.--
graduated a class Of three souug men and tot';
young women. However insignificant tho scl,o.
As'ic gr!as may heem 10 Eaateruors, to It's It gives
ground for mich real honnrs satisfaction. When
kannas, droaght-dred and fAorper-troddon,-
~. for yoar Or more. rho Las bce1t.-can send
rucnt+ eoyen young men aud women uho have
tournoYed the paths Of higher education under
the guidance Of teachers who have mastered
philosophy IN tho best German Uni,er.
xitteA; perfected their knowledge Of lie!-
lenitn In tho Univesr,ty ii Athens.
aud among tho highways And byTAya Of
Hellas acquired French, uaru1a'i. and Italian.
In Trance, Germany, aud Italy; taken houord At
EdinGurx and Aberdeen, learned natural fcicnce
from the mouth Of AgassEz; secured degrees
franz tho LEIPZIG Conservatory Of 3Iusic; and
htsonsest limbs Of our national school svttcn,-
when, nay, ksnaas can do this, who II there to
smtle 1t the class Of 75. or to sct US dowE for
''btsggalt ctow"7 AL sleeo sovon we're
permitted to orate; hnd, Ia cbo!cc OF
Subjects, manner Of treating tho satue,
md htyie OF delivery, thoy gave
evidence Of groat breadth md culture. Other
Commencement exercises wero In keonfng with
tho OCCASION. Bishop Vail, Of tho Episcopal
Church. preached the DaccalauFeate sermon.
The lIev. ur. Marvin. tho incoming President.
delivered an inaugura! addtors framed in hard
henEe md farhioned with echolatly PERFECTION
6Teechcs, exhibitions. 1Innese, couce1ts, and COZ:
emoneH thero wero I'd fnfl1itun and tho whole
week was one calculated to quicken ntrdcnt iife
and rojnvenate tho " old boy" uhoaa school.dass
aro Of tho past. G.
, 1875-06-29
IOWA UNIVERSITY.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

r,.,sa, Dfr,.,t,h n RI. cafta,. 7~tbur.
Iowa c,ry. Ia, June os.-Thl, afternoon, o.
cnrred tim exerrisc, of .bo law r,cn.rt,n.r,t
cIass-lay. An i,n,noneo coucourao NJ neonlo
rat,.ered in front Of tho main huIIa;nv sI,.ae.,
by trces. Tic c,ass orat1on wan del,yerea bv p.
O'stsr., Of Illinois. It was an axc,1cnt nro.
dnctton. 11o cnntrsstes Tia monatrhica1 viii,
49, .s..,,,,,r.. 49,. -, ~...-.... 1.....
ou' 4oFup"eaa 1o'" " so'e1htno"'' 4Huo'a"eo
among too maeres and feEolution wero common
III tho former, while intelligence, consentmont,
and unisy prcvafk In tho lntter. An interesting
p,odrrt;nn of c,.u. tIx,orv ~, cr,,, bv ! N
,,.N'I'." ~ ~~'a .4' 10 h.r ~ ~ ''
i'caa'"e"a5' Elauuase ot 'he tofeel"se De-
paftfnent OF the michigan University Ill Which
Eo rayo q g1anhtc picture OF tue u,oral, neutsl,
and p,.vsical ntat1,A. aporepn:a vnipbt nnd
I,oir, .,,o -o,;,.;o,, ,,at,s,.t.;os ,.,;.. .a,.1
"s'hu'' "se' ts1'e''n' 'ato.AA''u'' nAo''s' 'e'"'
ahonnt OF money spent " the CLASS, ia'Eest
aud smallest sum spout by : ringio student,
otc Tho poxt effort was q prophocv by ", ".
yonnc-. hnmorora NM ,r,;r1, nro,i,ced ru,,,
.s3.,r..N. 80. 49,. 49,,
1nell'neut 1el"t'ns u 'pe 1usufe ca1eel VI the
moro lfoin'nche hcfnhcfs Of the cEass' Alter
thcEo. $40 gold-hcaded cano waa presented by
tho clnsn To Judge Frederick ilott. laso Pro-
fcusor in III, dcnartnent fo,,ovinr w1ucl rou II
ss,. . .,s. -. st 49,, - ,'.., ,;' IT,. '
noek eou,I 's'al' IN "n'en A'e'5 "sp'a5 "
forensic oloquenca and tact wae inndo by ]. n.
NoHIiu and G. L. Wood, both Of Iowa,
before Judge L. r. Wsbb. Tic toasts
, 1875-06-29
VASShR COLLEGE,
fonTY-TWo YOUNG LAnfEs IECEITE TIE nACcA-

LAUREATE DE0nEk.
Cnrresppndstet .selo York Iribuns.
porauKEKrslE, N. T., Juno 23.-The animal
Commencement exercises OF Vassar College wcrc
hold to-day, aud tho DAccalsuEeatc degree was
conferred upon forty-two young latlea. tIho
following is list Of graduates coming from tho
Northwest. Nannio Aliston, Of Ch,lcotho, O.;
M,nosva Augusta Clement. of Wsuseon. O.;
Eliza Doughetty, Of Maustold+ o.; Alice Lydia
Graham, Of Canton. ILL.,; Emma Bidwell Hollis
tor. Of Cincinnati, O.; Alice Iiettic l.ow,ic. Of
Fort Wayne, Iud.; Kate MoDain. Of Toledo, o.;
Alec Maud Mitchell, Of Dubuque, Ia. Florence
Curry Wheat, Of Leayenworth. kau.l
At tho meeting Of the Doa.d Of Trustees yes
tarday, resolution authorizing tho eiectiou Of
lady to tho Board MAI offered, hut 1t was not aec-
ouded. Perhaps It WAS fels thAs tho time hal
net como for tlis innovation. II Il understood
that several memteia Of tho Board aro III favor
Of 1t. Tho llou ira Harris ~aH reelected Chair
mail; Matthew Vassar, Jr., Treasurer; and =
Faculty, together with most Of tle seachers,
He1e re-eoctsd without onpnsition: Mlas Prls-
c,lla Dlaislln. teacler of Mathematics since tho
opening Of tho College, wts elected Professor,
woman upon whom that dignity has been con-
ferrod nt tasnsr. 1t ia probable that the pFece-
don't will bo followed. this general feelang GER
tanly is that it should he. anl tint tnere u no
EtabHH WHY "pGlhn CulleNu dlluAtA Aob AA9o
women IN tho Faculty.
Tho usual reuorts we're road. Tho number of
volumes In ths lIlrary IL 1851, thoro having
| been an addition Of 3T during the paas year.
Ths health record was good. Two students have
died during tue past year. both from acute
diseases. An actual inventory OF the College
property Hllnwe It's yalue to be uoatly 9700,0Oa.
with additional Investments TO tue amount OF
e50o,o00. making total Of al.ooo, quo. The
total oxpanalture OF the Inst year hAs boou
$500. 600. o! this. 44p,0 has been ezpouded In
| repairs and improvements. Salaries amount III
tho groas to upward OF $4,000 HIGHT aud hcas,
| e26,0tAl board Aud washing. 100000.
Uu Tuesday reunions Of the c}assos Of 1AG8
and 1879 took place, Among the former was
littto gi1l, who was with Aer mother upon tho
platform, and attracted much attentlou.
During tho last year tho numbor OF studants
| has bcen 2l4, divided ~ fo!IowB Seniors, 49
! Juniors, bl; sophomoton. 81; frcshn,eu. 63.
Pursuing special collegiate courses, average
Rrado at stullent Juulo4B, 8; sophomuses, &:
psttment, l59. Total, a94. Ae:t York sends ia
| tho other Middle states, u; Now England, 81;
the Western states. VI tue Southern, .; tue
District Of Columbia, &; Canada. 2; aud Rus
| sla, !.
, 1875-06-29
RELOlT COLLEGE.
THE OPENING DAYS OF COMMENCEMENT.
E..AA.,.I iisA..ak.h. L.. EsA.Aaa. 1--L...,x

Steelnl Dupateh tu The Chicago Tribune.
DELolr, Wiz. June 2s.-1t Ia difficult to roal-
lzo that the cool atmosphere OF yesterday aud
to-day. rendering oycrcoa.a and shan ID eu1lforta-
bic at evening" scaa 10 tho opening DAYS Of the
Commencement week, additionally u soason of
distressing beat, but slch they are MID thoir ap-
poiutmeuts have bsen unusually we'll met. Dr..
Chaplta bhcchlausate sermon Sunday afternoon
was atroue with eloquent words Of wisdom,
urging tho young mon to lay hold Of tr.s faltl,
AZ tLo'r best weapon in working out lives In the
pcrilous tnoA before. In tue evening an excel
lent discourse was delivered boforo tic
Missionary Society by tho nav,o George
7. Ladd. OF Milwaukee. ovinetnR much
loarn,ng and wi1o research, aud npholdin9 iu o
mastery manner tue cailuH vt tho Christian re.
ltgiou being tho only faith which ,noc:s n,an'a
deepest yeAlnlugB successfully. Tonight tho
Nov. q. l.. Thompson addressed tho: College it,
erary AooieiioH u1ou the resiou Of literature to
CLristiauity. iii. Thompson has many admirers
here. and delighted them ;Auow Tonight. Tue
address, Eaa full OF good Thoughts and WHO
teachings, presented In 4 very stsrRctlve mall-
ner. Numerous sttangess are Ia tic clty. which,
bv Tho way, ueyer Looked 10 beautiful an row.
Tue exercises of to.mo1row and next day pronl-
iAe to be full Of lutosest.
, 1875-06-29

SUPERINTENDENT or TIE DarpEwErL.
The Council met at tho appointed hour last
evening, President Dixon In tho chair.
Tbs following wns aupmttcd by Aid. Whitos
WuEsEAs, There ,su certain ruu,ur on thu atreat
WMkaEAs, There y : r9aor = TINT tLors w prison:
eua said rr:s ,ner not trrsted ~ prisoner, hut
Aluwod Its freedom about tha premises, and allowed
70 dine It tbs o!euEs table, anu to wsst hia cssnt
WnEi4As. II Is sunored that thcrs u man now At
ths Ir1dewc!l drawing g''ar! pay That never I'D ona
liz otss doing Is Clerks Iusy Which tho csty rsy-
lug Mr. Ee!son bro.l. SIS per month for, and
bosritng himko!t and wifa; md
uoardera It thu utlssveu, who 1ali him 50 pr
oath :ass yo;on ot .1 yst sa ns h.. q q
hls annual rrpost therefore,, beit
0rdrrtd, Tnat = tolnnttos Of thrpe Of ths Council
r. snos " t. ysst,ffasS .hs.s snassss ad tsP0's
Aid. IlldEeth thought tho order ought 10 pAes.
Tho document would not have boon submitted
without sotae foundation in f4ct. Although the
charges were put in tue shape Of luMOre he
thought the Committee ought 10 be app.iuted.
Aid. White llad preeontcd tho order. Hs hoped
4 yoico-TIat does not prevent 1t from being
bastard,
UeolKe did not appcar to understand The in-
terruptIun, and vat down without exercising biz
power Of ropaTtee.
Alter few moro remarks from an Alderman
or twu. the ortos was passed.
fuLLENTON AVENUE CONDUIT.
The following was prssealed by AID. Camp
bell. ....
wuruk4s, In tho opinion Of this Council tho valas
ptaosl urua tho "pl4ut " used by NurttA = Co. in
lhp construction OF tho FULLERTON 4veAnH conduit u ly
many thousand dollars In s.cess Of IT. real salus;
EesoIred That tho board Of Public WORRY. b and
they hsreoy atssstsd to withdraw the a15ettss.
, 1875-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

ILLINOIS hTATk HDANAL 8CHo0L.
Special UrsrHtch to Tia Chhaoo Tribune.
13LooNIsoroa. ILL.,, Jnue 2g.-The Stata Board
Of Education, Of which Hupt. Ettor IL ex-oi1!cio
Secretary, will meet It Normal tomorrow to OK
anime sha sffAlrs OF tbo Normal School, and pass
On tho candidates for graduation next Thursday,
BcH001rMoSEY.
Srtctal Dfsnatch - The Chlsa1o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, June 23.-Cuunty- y-Tresaurer
Roony has received from Tho Ssats 1tesaurer
our superintendent Of the school fund ncotue
for tho current year. on the basis Of II centa por
scholar. Tho City Of Milwaukee receives
*l3.507, and the towus Of ths county aggregate
f32a0.
REUNION pAY, RACINE COLLEGE.
Tuesday, July 6, Ahs boon appointed ~ tue
annual reuutou day for graduates aud old stu
dsnts OF Nacine College, 4 largo attendance IL
expected. All thoBo wlo have at any time been
connected with auy of the schools Ut tho Col
lega arc cordially Invited.
, 1875-06-29

Mrs Fleming, and Ncthrs. Bullock, Campbell
mud Jennings, Theirs ~ere tlvos full OF purity
aud oarnestuess, veil worthy initiation.
nEHEH1ss MEETING.
Srtrfa{ Ufstatrh to The Ehrn11 Tribune.
ANN ARDon, Mich, Juno 2s.-Ths Board Of
Regents Of tho Univernlty mat tonight, and A.
tor short eetaiotl. adjourned till tomorrow.
Dsgreea we're awarded to eighteen graduates In
pharmacy.
The resignation Of tho Hon. c. I. Walker. Of
tho Law Department, was presented.
The atnua! Commencement concert was Slvon
Tonight, with about thousand In attendance
, 1875-06-29

A NEW CONSTITUTION,
tho principal featarea Of which arc as follows,
wns thou taken up: Tho organization shalt be
known nB tile Western Baptist Education 30
cetv. 1ss object shall bo to furniHl! peouriary
hesI1tanco to deserving Bsudenta wllil0 studying
for the ministry III Bartist colleRes. ANY por-
sou may become an annual member OF this socl-
city BY tho payment Of 81, or lite ,noo,ber on
The usual oilicors are provided for, and their
functions nrc designated. Tho Executive Com
uittoo shall act upon all applications for ald mr.
range meetings, etcr and hnyo 10 general the
Of Of tho soclcty. Tho annual meetings Of the
Society Bhhli bo hold III ChIcAGD.
There waB como discussion On tho change OF
natne in Which tho llov. T. ". Goodspeod and
Sir. baclal stated. that It was the leaire to e4,
teud tho work Of tho socsoy until 1t embraced al
the Western States, and TINT tho namo ''North-
Western " way too limited In itB Significance.
Several othera Rpoko Of the danger there waa Of
neglotting Western colleges, In nl.ioh thoy wcre
apeclally iatsreHtod, II they Spread thetr work
too lar.
Tho isoy. T.W, Goodspeoil, upon tho presenting
Of this i1on, Hafd that Chicago was the great
centre Of Theological instruction., aud most Of
the work would 20, required right hero. They
would not be called upon to contribute aid to
other States, but by extending thor boundaries
tlloY would socuTe tho corporation OF States
from Which they might draw assistance.
Dr: Cheney thought tho torn "No5thnost-
CEu CoFNIcA IA0 kItl!bo!5 EVHtcAFla$tA III *Ab
remarks. They could not hope to embrace tho
Southwestern 6tates, ard tue Northwest Was
generally considozcd to comprise all tho oslor
Western Ststou.
retained, md the constitution WAS then adopted.
oFFtcENs.
Tho CommItteo oil Nominations. meanwhile
appointed. returned nominations for oficers.
The following wole olectcd.
JTesident-J. q. Dickinson, D. D., Illinois.
Hx,tta- HHtt, 1ftnkR lrnj II
Griffith, D. D.. Wiscnnstn IL. H. Boae D. D., Indiana
D. T. Bmish, D. H., Iowa ~ g. IIu!ge, p D.. Mcht-
6cUtt Colorado.
sec,ttary-s. 8. serlbner, illinois.
3reasaFer--c. H. Blackall, Illinois.
L;oard u jtanaqtrs-D b. Cheney, L, Moss, q. r..
Notthrup, r. II. Ellis, H. H. BEaytou, H. O. aliIlar,
q /. smsley. J. Middleton, !. 1rytng, Albett
Chapel, Cyrus Dcntlsy, A. L. Sweet.
Driot romarks wero thon made by tho noy.
Drs. Ellis aud Cheney aud others.
, 1875-06-29

BUFFALO, N. T., June 2s.-The grsin.shoysl-
ers ars On strike against tho atesm.shose!s
aud tho grain bussnsss IL At : s.and-st!ll.
BUFFALO. N. T., Juna 28.-The slayator.oWn-
sss Of this city Accsdsd this Attslnooa to Tue d.
Rsads Of tha ehoYslssa.
, 1875-06-29


JUDGE JAMEsoN'a ADDRESS nEroRE TIE LITERARY
BoCIETiYs.
Tho Hon. J. A. Jameson yesterday evening
delivered an address before tho Literary Socic-
tics Of the Chicago Univcraity, In University
Place baptist Church. 4 lurge audioucc was
present.
1la tpnts fnr Lila ut,ferf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-08-26

/ psnao, Nrawl, ofCorvalln oo,uiv. ig
.i,'.r, az a son.Eu-lny Tho vacant sent
~, ,hn raverri,d pnntlemnn,g table is
"in'nlv hecnuse n pa,ty of eighteen gcn
ti"ne1 cxlrnditoi its former occupant
nn'n lrop lie was sald TO be horse
XXX
'''N'
MIR. MAY, OF HICKORY Greeh' pon t,I.
county, i"st 'ut I'''J r ie III n,,ar nC
Ghsrmnn. IL accused of being the hend
on vau0 of raiders and drivers In the
section from which ihe missing stock
wns lnkon.
a.
the Advertiser points the niger oi
scOrn aL liUY ana carer, " Dclilocrhts
OF l'Hslrop VINO hllo"eu 'he hnulc'. ",
to carry Ihat county ny ilhIoI'Iy VI
three hundred yoles' J lie suit"r re-
Joices that the D'inocfnt5 OF I p',,'.a,
county shveu inc uls'rlcO from l''o'o"'
Representations
0eorpctown Democrat, "Whnt tn
do with the money raised In many
portions of the State to buy home for
Jefferson Davis, Is II question of some
interest now, since t M DaV,9 nus ur-
cIllled TO avail iilinSe'l ol our Brh ter
9Snlty we sugsGst US so'u'Ion y. 'Ii
dlincully Una. IL 4U SiVe'i w pay t ."n"
orphan lone, ms 10 hn im ,'... u,
III W'llcu INC e''.lro 'oVatc - 'nv ,ni Nv
una IL appears w u1 V'"t y" t'''' W
some otlo, ciinrilaoic purl,ose Wv. t,,u
money c9ulu pc iiiosC appropriately
presented
Victoria Advocate: "1'wo wild ana
thoughtless youths of Clinton con-
cluded to practice what they chose to
term Joke on the resident minister,
Rev. Mr.. Gillett, and for this purpose
caused the report to.be circulated that
one Bill Meadows was to be married to
young lady from Bell county. srhen