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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16
LANDS IN PIKE COUNTY.


No. $50 ceres in Pike county. kaa-.
at $50 per aero, one-half cash balance
lin rs months; good coal tract.
No. 53.-21o acres near Minslow, Pike
county. on Petersburyh and Boouville
road; loo scres in cultivaticu, int tive
story frame house. good orchard. This
land j. all undertake with an eight feet
vein OF coal also Las quarry ~ snles-
did black slate stone. Price Sa,OtO; one
half cash, balance In aud yesrs.
No. 54.--4O sores OF splendid csal
lands. In Pike county, very cheap.
No. $40 acres of good farming
land : Is acres in cultivation, AID al sp-
derlaid with splendid vein of coal.
No sss-s0 acres 81 hns lsI6 on An I4Ds RAlir aad
an shurdpnce o. ins csal aud lead In psy.as
quantA4s This land "a WY cbrAp and tsfnls
No. 80 -lne ~ tho fasst iagns IN pike county on
The Nj Vernon naiiro,d gao lN IN calf
sAtoH All % splendid repair Improvements all srsi
Glass. new o. story frame Lonse. rooms. fsTlsbed
ur 81 god -iyie. fae timber and water undsrs'S With
IA foot vein " boet coal Price ;asso easy terms
DoASE x CAPIHART offer their SER
vices to the public for the sale or trade
Iof real estate. without nskiDg any
charge 10 parties employing them, Wa
less sales are effected. aud then reason
able commission j. expected Persons
having rsa. estate TO sell will End this
desirable means ofreaching the pu'eAas-
ing public.
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THE sPsLL.--The match on Tuesdsy
night last was held al the Court House,
aud was not as generally attended 90 IL
might have been, slough enough were
there TO make il qnite Interesting. snd
II might have been moro SO II all who
were there bad participated in tie ex-
scises; yet ihsy may possibly DO ex-
cused, as they are supposed not to know
how to spell. According TO the arrange
nents DR.. II. d. Welnsn acted nc
snuncistor. James i. SpGriock acted as
umpire, aud A. N. Sweeney and j. III.
Logan. as leaders of sides, aud then the
fun began, and q number Of the smaller
ones went down SO quick that We didn't
get their names. NJ. i. l.. Grecne's
uper wouldntlet him stay up. and he
went down with applause. Miss T..
Egg thought the vandc's bad, and went
out; Miss II. Welman soured on renet ;
Miss II. Egg had a bad sextent, which
directed her course out; Yves. Greene's
lepwcy induced him TO set down; Hiss
N. huebier was reverant and so eel
dow Mrs. McConahsy's cashmere wa.
waiting to zee her. and she went out
Mr. spurlock had an aliment; Mrs
Duftner's slcihol wasn't strong enough
and Dr. Crooks alcohol was too strong
DF VERT copperass was not good
Miss Asy Rslmar's desolvent had los
its Power Mr.. W. b. Pirkle grew pro
dlgous and Prof. Sweeneys canundruu
va TOO hard, and down he went, leav
Ing x A. Bolin champion, and two o
Nj. Logsn's side not tried. The elias
then stood up together, and spelled
down, but our space viii not admit OF
our giving the words that puzzled thei
brains Suffice it TO say that the Cour
isr's ecstacy exceeded bis Judgment, an,
no went down easy; and that Miss Ma
Welmtn carried off the honors by be
Ing the last one up. The match IL to b
repeated IT the Court House next Tues
dsy night
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

3fTHe pb F ~
p0F fit lv'irs v. ~ casu, baialse a
Ds' ri ~ . year,.
No. 52.--l62 acrss Of Cue land ncss
Knoxville, Dubois county, Indiana. fer
sale very cheap and OIL very easy terus
This il rare chance for you TO cult
renting and procure farm for ,.ar
self.
no. 1870 acres OF tlp-top hru.ps
land Ia Boone township. 90 scres In
cultivation ard IN tolerable good repair,
lorcinary house and orchard. plenty %
good w.lerl I'd good rail timber; cos
yeiieni 10 chulrh and school bosse and
IN good neigLborhood Price aud
terms very reasonable.
No. ~. --4SO acres Of good lsHd ia
Columbia township, on tho llne OF The
TO-, X. " b. W. r. r., heavily tItnhereA
with hLe walnut, poplar, aud oak, all
lnnderlaid With "A splendid vein OF stone
coal. The timber alone n well worth
double the price asked for this land.
Win exchange for good farm VI city
property. 4 rare chance for q '6a~grir.
No. $50 acres ia jackson tewnship,
50 sores IN cultivation, toleratie COED
buildings, plenty of water for stock and
house use. fair orchard, IN abundance
'of coal snd timber. Price 81, No.
terms one third cash, balance ia and
2 years with o per cent interest
No. TD-Lst No. y 10 Jasrsr sylssssd lea 700 fss.
square, With good brick nsase with rate cellar
sell stable, sEd Vther cut houses Cheap and On sAsy
terms.
No. - .-lS s1rss in Hsn ts~sship mar csisstins.
~ seiss In cultivation, soci leg h.uss ioy bar sh'
orchard an abundance 81 fns unbsr, cssf ssd wsrs5
No. sl.--ss ceres ID Hail i.~nship finely improves.
conveniently located. IN sc,c niixhbsfhosd, seed
nnbsr lle coal. Price very ies.
No. "a One Of the beet fafms q - IN yedervoB
township, % aeres in fine state Of cultivation No
orchard good water nne dnbsr splendid frsfss asusa
sood stabng, ke unaerisid -tth tst els@s vein 81
coal 81 ihe crossing Of be an line enc Evss.~vins
solid bed u coal on The AIT fass raisrsat. vssg
cheap.
10. ~ 10 acre. within on. h.lf m,.s u N. Ar
L4ne railroad. yell impr.ssd kns Asa 81 ns~. oosI.
AZ one half liz vaiss.
No Hosss and Ioi in y..p.s l.s tonsus ss.s c-.-
vehi~n1ly located Hsr sAls 81 srsds en- r.Assussis
No ss.--sil acres %, sinins Ysornns, sp~~n - as
Hardin farm lee scres IN cultivation good t~s-stsry
irlne house. orchard ana other mlpov e1is, penty
easy terms.
No. n A ve-y nice farm 81 IS asfss. oa. nile sos.A
o. huntngbrrg a. acres cleared and under good Fence,
10 acres good timber. all ssdsrlsid with coal. rev
story nd b.. hams bogAs with sAs. gscd cellar
aud kitchen, story smoke boise pantry sssd
harm, stables and sheds, COED veil cstsrn. and pisn
y " stock water 10 acres meadow J fruit trees lust
heginnHg'c Lear. fine garden psied Ia. 49,. -.
cheap al SSl per acre, op cay t~rina
No 500 acres; Hne little farm In epeOcef comfy.
near Buifaos lie Ia . fIe state II cultivation.
abundance Of coal and timber. Pfoe ani tsrns very
reasonable.
No sl--So acres; beautiful tttle farm RssA-
port H.. fine state Of guilty. alton Gsst orehara.
timber &c, and abundance VI spiesti< e~sL rrioe
and terms very easy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

e-The session OF the Presbytery %
thls District was held at the Lemmons'
Church, last Saturday and Sunday, and
directed that hereafter the minister
.bouId hold services in Jasper the 1T
sabbath OF each month, instead OF the
appointment South OF i'stoka river.
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erThe al quarterly meeting Of the
N. r. Church, Elder III. Hays presiding
was held in Hun;ingburg last Saturday
and Sunday, and was a profitable and
pleasant gathering. IL was ordered that
the next quarterly meeting be held on
the 26th and eth OF June next, in Jas
per. Everybody IL invited.
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OF Huntingburg is improving finely
this season, under the impetus OF getting
q raiirosd without costing them any
thrg, and which they had fought con-
unuously against. The surveyors I'm
ishcd locating the road that far last
week, aud it will probably be built there
this season. Already there are II new
houses, as we are informed, under con-
tract. aud the workmen give the town q
busy appearance IL is = very pleasant
p,sce anyhow, and has large number
OF the best kind OF citizens. We rejoice
ia iis good luck and progress.
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evMr. IA. Roth~rt, the tobacco king
ronr buyers in Dubois county. sta rted
On business trip tn Liverpool, England,
o. Houasy last. ne has in wsre-house
here lsrgs quantity OF tobacco. He
viii also visit the Continent before he
r.,usn.. we wish IA I'm a pleasant "Trip.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

a.t.tF raatr tr t.... ..r4frrtssf,l fn
e . c.rfterlsi.r 3. .rnttnI
EauF Tot siitw
fh- rerliae ~ rt' a,
aa.. M .fet ..llr 81. .at q a.
% rusi.uiac;r-s -nl 4sli tn oin rAitft ls.n
svrrp, sff.ai.vllie s.ntu AZ, ms se ia 40,
cu each bottle. n M private stamp 4 not o. ,lel
hottie Do not purchase. or yos will Ia deceived
See my caiana advertisement. sas rry shar card
~ili prosscai- any INF sn on a > right The gsns
ne Smiths isnle ssrrp can only be prepared by ny
ELI
Tnr PurLic's SxHvAsT.
eR. JOHN BULL.
Loufsvue. Ksaguesy. August 7. 1874
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h.n alrcs, snv cuc Else N Dubois county. lie invites
~ inypecton fhls goods rrd prices, whether you
want % Inv or sof, Es " Ne pleasure TO sho~ good
gc1te. ~
Remember .hs hosne South side 81 he public square
JOSEPH FRIEDMAN
ee~s~ Wh To-. -Iy
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a.yfsidore Schumacher received Of
Ger. thi. week FOR SLIGO worth Of bug
rie.. The quality OF his work is begin
ming TO te appreciated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

SAD AcCIDzsr.-On Wednesday
Charley Corn. seven year old child OF
Mrs Susan Williams, was found dead
IL ditch from Alder creek, near Ire
land. He was subject to fits. and IL Is
supposed had fallen in the ditch in q fit,
y. tie water where ne was found was
but S or inches deep, aud he was ring
nee wards.
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Row.-Quite a row occurred at log
rolling at Euoch Abcii's, 10 Hall town
.hIp. last Friday. IN which Dan Clancy
and Ben. Chauley got to lighting. They
we're afterwards fned and costed So g
each by Esq. Main. everala others
we're guilty Of provokes and the school
ignd ulay ye. reap harvest from it.
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RAPE.-Miss Hester Weathers filed
an affidavit before Esq. Crandall, OF
Boone township, on Tuesday last against
Mr.. A. Treadsway for attempt TO rape.
but upon tbs case being called FOR trial
u,nn wednesday, 'she did not sppe.r,
aud the charge was dismissed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-16

c.r sor,ir-ren's use together with large line o.
NOTIONS MILLINERY. HATS. RlBhuNs. TklhslsGs
4 ROrEREs. OF all kinds, HAEDv An. WOODEN
t.st GENTRY store all OF which have been purchased
extremely low Tor cash. and FOR CASH be believes he
can nov give lWte
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rers9ns can so 20 Rock port and renain four hours
sri return tac SAN dav.
Terre L. 70 charge Tor Wharf Boat ~ transfer Of
irs ut at Kor,port either frr receiving shipping
v u SABlA. Gen'i suT erlitendent
September tih 1874
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Ursy ~ va 4 yea eve ne,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01

The Holt County "ScntincI' has =
correspondent who claims thaE Holt
= entitled to the honor Of furnishing
one OF the delegates to the Constitu7
n."Eal Convention, net only because
.'e! possess the right kind of MATER
lai' but also from the fact. that that
county has formed a part OF the First
senatorial District for t~wenty-six
EC@rS' and has never Yet sent either
4 senator or a Delegate. lie thinks
Ills county has been left out in the
% 'kS enough, and calls loudly for
Justice
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01
The Constitutional Convention

EDITOR iiEPTBLICtN-WCar iuSt
on the eve of another election. and !.
|"cTpcct toact and vote in,c}li~rnfIy
II i time We were beginning TO in
Gnirc Who we are @oin@ to send =,
Delegates 10 The Constitutional Con
vcnsion? IN what manner the caraf-
dates ara tobe chosen? and what nar-
les ar" Going to lave candidate, in
lie lied: Thc%" are Questions tlaf
IAN not prepared to answer; Int I
believe that Republicans have nagcr-
ally made up their mirds 70 stony
clear Of all cntangIing alliances. .rd
lake theirs straight. Their recent
PaiiiiHi experience has proved tbs,
the Bourbon democracy viii not fuse,
with any other party, unless thcvubn
~boHFboE>) are in the n.iIiority-.nI
Ihen only when they are sure Of GET
'ih@ the Hons share Of the spoiIs. If
'hc Republicans nominate GOOD and
tEUe men, an intelligent. liberal end
rue Democrat WI vote for him igSt
a. quick under his true c4!ors, ., if
SAILING under false ones. If rcpunIi-
can are true 10 themselves. and viii
nominate @o0d men, they can carry
TINS District easily, without aid from
any SoHrce-though no proticrcd aid
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&iIOY NDOticc.

V'AEE.N m hv VIM. II. Emclc. of Ecn'on
4 To|u-hip, Andrew county, Missouri, No.
V"mhvr In. 49,. one snTIei mare, light NIUE
and tai, &c.. lore rrnt white ~ to the ra-rrfj.
JOINT, ri-ht hind foot white, brand 1t OH thr lett
sh"ui',-r WIKI 81 l-ticrsr r!'o-c'i - -. letter - -
white fac", about - - hands hi g.. three wears
oil past, appraised H. b. worth tnrty doIia-..
Also, one hiHck mare. with star in fnrci,- q. =
small h"!i on. t:;"" wears old ii. 4 -u.il Ks.ut
ON the out side al r~aS;cil jo,at II the ri-ht hind
lc-, about II hands high, appraised t" H.
worth forty dollar. by Rru zen 7. I,rl!c anil
.IusIu~ Wright. b";nr" John ~. v!r-Iif. y Jus
lice al The Peace of Washing ,On Township, An
drew county, 30.
certify tie above 10 be Il. true copy from my
Stray Book.
JOHN d. WRIGHT, J.. p.
Dec. Is, -3w-n0 20
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Gard TO the IBesiasie.e

' ititEN~, for The pest two wears. various
- PERSONS have str@HS. bv ar~f4utV-WarIrI
H'tl5iHyi'"ni~ - Iutin"-- .;poa Tie artlic uir,i
ma /, Nathaniel :. D ui@c, Nd. WAS with
t' M. or IN -pnl" Wa CUnural"-i with them prn-
it~0i"naliE: now, thi> Na~ don" without nv
Know i'oEr or Con~cat. as B2Y arB,s IS ~rjr.9rLy
"tJ ff'2f-6"ff: Therefore. I have been forced a.
make known in mis- public manner tho ahnrc
iictN, ans that have no lTrtnrr or agent. and
:" protect myself AMI Tie pU!,!Ic h.yr been a: IA,
'Er"i!-' OF = steel p'l'c ENGRAVING % myself.
Which nI1y h' ordered from me I,rice ,, rcuf.1
Il! '>H0uii tti!Sictt ST, Chicago. III. NV ,fn-
tiait! Is the Treatment al cHrCuic disn,,fS. and
those peculiar =" th" female sex. The POOR r.-
criVr prescription free. I ,o moi seen omen
Office, ana those wishing 10 consult mo -fiust do
-" personally or by letter a. above. l.r,.I,-
caution all persons against usir.. nv nam. i,
connection with any 0ilcr person ~ persons.
PROFESSIONALLY, II >Irlt persons u-iuE nav name
viii be Prosecuted to tap fullest ,yr.rt If HI.
law. should the Pablo meet any such parties
Using my name. ] trust ihat they viii treat them
III The manner that they 20 lastly deserve.
Your ubedicnt servant.
" NATHANIEL :. DODGE.
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- .

FOUR prisoners in the Huntsville iail
effected their escape on the nighs of the
18th. They had outside assistance. The
Sheriff offers q reward of $500 for their
return.
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o7plarillrstrated bont(cfnrages>o
RlANiIonD! T~OMATHooDt AIAERIAGKt
.mPccinent5 70 Marriage; .h2 cause
and cure. Sent securely sc"hd, post
Pa:df2r % cents, bids. {. Nuur-i@E,
81 St. Charles Street, St. i"uis, No,
the great specialist o Read slii works,
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Southern Question.

Tho Republican Par ard the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-01

hr"0v"n.i"n -" .r H,.., st Fer. ".y, Hon.
-o.Ilt., N.--B;.I, al
, 1875-05-15

Tho Rev. GEondE B. BACON, who refused
10 serve with uENnr q. Dowxs OIL tho 1}oartl
Of Trustees Of tho American Congregational
Council, o1plnins his refusal by saying that
Mr.. BowEs docs not represent plymouth
Church. II by this ho means TINT no n,an
can represent plymouth Church who con-
tradicts Its pastor uus1or oatl1, aud who
appears to layo como very decided
yiows rs to tho amount ot lying done on both
sidcs Of the gscat scandal oase, why not
tako Brother A1rarAr, tic pious whisky
seller; or Brother SuEAnMaN, tho dovout aud
eminent Clriasian counselor.atfnw or, still
bcltos, parson HALLIDAY, who would
not believe 1lr. DErcHHn guilty it
MI angel from 1Fcaren should give
express insurance on tito point? How
ever, ~ Tho question Of Mr.. DEEcugn's
g1,ilt or Innocence will not rest with tho
Board Of Trustees to decide, and, rs it is not
HOW e1ncty clenr whether mich credit ucccs-
sarily attaches to tho ability to "rcprc-
sent" Plymouth Church, Congregatiounlissa
throughout tho country will DO iuclined TO
inlorso tho selection Of Mr.. BOWEN, cvon
though tho Doarl must thereby loso tho ben-
Gift Of the membership Of minister WHO
has tic poor taato to lug tho scantlal-caso into
tho American Council.
, 1875-05-15
pany, which do not viotats tho PULLMAN pa.sns
will bo On the track during the rrearnt vesk.

pany, which do not vfotats tho PULLMAN basan,
will ba On tho track during the rrehrnt wook.
Tia independent party III California Ia somt.
what diaorganized, Awaiting tho arrival and
counsel Of Bcnator DooTH. 1t Ia hoped that
aomo arrangement ran bo mado BY which tia
nepub!caua and Independents MAY unto oo
Gov. PAcnEco. Tliis Is tho only uosHlbfe cl,anc,
OF 8snator DooTn's rofits'nl salvation. lilo Ia
rlou An unknown and unfclt power In tia United
n'a1es aon*1e. -
Tho Minneapolis Tribune, "Cof.' E1Na's Or.
gan, does not look uEon the indclnonk for PR
Jury With perfect satisfaction. It Gisca t1ls
rationale OF Tho Whole persecution III otu co1,-
prchens'vo acnsenc as follo"n: "1n tho n.
tctcass OF certain at k-jo''erH was fonud nee.
aasary 70 make 4 R.Apo:oat " Col. hi:''', and
certain corardIy 20 itlc!a1's have found It cats
vonionf to lend cauntcnaaeo to lafs parrees-
uon.'
, 1875-05-15
CHEvALIER on FREE TRADE.

Ths liverpool Chamber Of Commerce gavo
D banquet on tho evoning Of April IL
to the noted French economist, b11oHE1
CuEvA1IEn. Tho 1atter mado o noteworthy
speech.
Ono Of tho most important treaties over
negotiated in Europe, ho said, waa that Of
Jan. %, 1860, botwoon England aud France.
It was acommorcial troaty, which made trade
between the two nations freor than It had
ever be'n before. ConpEH's dying efforts
wore devoted to It, md wero ably seconded
in Franm by OEvnHn himself. Tho treaty
nude profound Impression throughout
Europe. FREQ trade, hitherto despiscd and
rejected by statesmen, had been distinct
" recognized as q basis OF policy
by tho Two great commercial nationa Of
tho Old World. Other trcntios wcro matlo
on tho phtern Of this. Tho result OF this
policy hu been tremendous development
Of internuonal intercourse. Railways llayo
boon opucd between difforent countries.
Now Inns OF steamboats, connect them.
Tolcgrap' wiroa bind them together. 4 vast
network Of common interests haa boen
created. n. CHHvALIEn thinks that II thu
treaty oflaCo had becn signed twenty yoara
sooner, thso inaoreata would have boon 80
strong ihS70 that tlla Franco~Gor1na,1 War
could nc layo happened 10 does not
think ths tho iutorlinking Of national inter-
eHts lus unfotterrod commerce will over
wholly polish war. Human uatura forbitls
tho tllo7At, Dut 1t Is certain that ,xar Is
mors uisoly III proportion ~ nations sro
moro clooly connected by tho myriad bonds
which re irado woayos between them.
international interests havo been
advanced 10 groatly by tho partial adoption
OF FREQ ada, oach nation has thrivcn under
1t. Ent!nd'a gigantic prosperity is tho nar-
vel of no coutnry. F1unco accumulated,
during lr trial Of FREQ trade, tho materia
vcalth .ul tho excellent crcdt which onab1od
her to discharge tho indemnify with such
easo, anil to recover from tho disasters OF
1s7o-7lwtl sucl rapldty.
/ II. MEyA11zn bolioyos that tho unitsd
Suites ,itl orc log abandon its lamcntable
policy. lie polut out tho inconsistency Of
our acion In tring to inundate foreign
countris with on, grain vlila VIC decline to
admit tair broadtu1s free. Suppose they
should etallaso ? Che Western fasmor would
, tlon bdn ptott, pickle, indoed,- pay
+ ing tive pricos for what be bought aad shut
, out Of tle marketan which 1a Ia accustomed
, | 10 sell. The spexor said cur RtouAnD Con-
, pxs e1stsd In To po1sm OF Dawn l.
{ Wills, but that ws la&ed, ~ yst =
i aouxa1 pxu4 Hsa il lint for stasssmsn
, 1875-05-15

Our Washington correspondent furnishes
this morning tho substance OF letter 1ately
received from prominent Southern Ropub-
Ican. Tho writer Of tho letter takco m OK
cocding1y gloomy WOW Of tho political situa-
ton nt tho South. 1Io belioyes, or pretonds
to believe, that tho Democratic leaders aro
only waiting their opportunity to establish
new Southern Confoaerncy; that their frat
movement i'll this direction in tho concerted
c!rort 10 obtain control Of tho State Govern
,acuts; md that tho ncgroce 1nny bo counted
on to aasist tho stronger party. Tho only
lnpo for tho salvation OF tho South, aaya onr
lctter-writer, is tho continued anpreu.ncy OF
tho Republican pnr.y. Wo publish these
viewa merely aa curiosit.cs, and disavow any
sympathy or rcBpcck for them.
, 1875-05-15

Tim American Social Science Association
concluded ita deliberations In Detroit yester-
day. Il paper on civil-sorvico Eoforrn was
ssal by tho President Of tho now lefnnct
Civil-Scrvico Commission, tho Hon. DonatAN
T. EATON, xho characterized tho aban-
ionment Of tho plan az q strran-
der Of tho higher TO tie lower
clements in orr politica. Tho other
papers wcro by Prof. G. 4. kent, on "sfan-
ngemens anil Evils os Political partics"; by
l'rot. ELI1orr, on "Tscatment Of Criminals" )"
in wlloso behalf ho appealed for larger
degree Of lenlency; by DR.. j. J. IIoYr, Of
Wisconsin, on u'e railso@l question, which
lo thought should DO left to tho control Of
the people; ind by WILLIAM G. HOWARD, Of
Iowa, on "Ito Study Of Jurisprudence"
, 1875-05-15

his duty, and what aro his relations to tho
Indian Agents and to tho various subor1l-
mites of the Indinn D,lroau, and why is 1t
tint tho frequent violations Of his contracts
arc mover punished? Tho exposure and
breaking mp Of tho Whisky Ring might be
prohtab1y supplemental by breaking up tho
"IudiAu RiuT."
, 1875-05-15

Tho Chicago produce markets wore less
variable yesterday. Mesa pork waa qniet,
and So per brl higher, closing at $.l.50
cash, and so1. Go@al. .oo3 for June. Lard was
dull and 23@5o per 100 lbs higher, c1osing at
s16.42l caah and $l6.a74 for June. Meats
were active and tFmer, at 8a@83o for shout
aesp. 11l@l2dfor short ribs, md l2t@ls4o for
abort clears. Hlehwines vero uominally un-
, 1875-05-15

For timo thcro wero grayo grounds for
the apprehension TINT tho logs in tho Saginaw
Valley would DO hung; but nov comes tho
welcome assiranco that they will escape hing
lug, md viii, On tho contrary, ba drawn and
e,,arterel, rs usual, in booms, all owing TO
xeceNt heavy rains.
, 1875-05-15

that csse they must expect to ses the trade OF
Baltimore, Boston, Montreal, and Philadol-
phia grow at their expense. Chicago has no
selfish interest In tho matter, aa We havo now
equal facilities elsewhere for tho transaction
Of such business a. must be 1ono through
aeaports and cannot be dono at homo, and 81
onr growth is entirely independent Of tho
progress or decline Of New York.
, 1875-05-15

Tho Boston r.los calls attention to tie d.
crease In tho nnouns Of acrcngo tn ireland do
voted 10 farming purposos, II givos the 1gurcs
for 1879, which 80 compare with thoso Of tho
BsAto Of Illinois for tie sarno yoar.