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SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1876.
Local weather Report.

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Examination Of Teachers.

There will be public examination of
teachers held at the High School building
In Cairo, on Friday and saturday, the
third and fourth OF September.
Mrs. u. A. TAYLOR,
S-2l-td County Superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sewing Machines NJ % SacriRs

Sew Ing Machines nj u Sacrifice
One WHEELER Il WILSON. latest
improved pattern.
One silver-platcd GROVER & BAKER.
The above Machines are as good a new.
and ! will sell either at one-third their
valuc. Parties wishing bargain will do
well to call and see them Immediately.
s-24-lw DAN HARTMAN.
La All the go-PilscnerBecr. Schoen-
meyer has II.
, 1875-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fkw foAk, May l3.-Tho American Dtbte Society
held it, annual meeting to-day and elected nausgers.
The Annua! report gtsea the recpts ts77,5G9, 4u
cludlns t23s :22 Tor publications, t76 from rents,
SIG 1888 from legacies, tlu6s7s douauon1 E1pcndi-
tn1ea. $s33Tlt. Number Of copies 'pub'tahed At the
Dlb1e House, 1896; printed hnd bought abroad,
l77,cao Total issueJ. g2Gs00, including T9G, ,5t At
home. Total for 1fsy-une yoa1a. II, ,s.3,J32 copies
circulation Of record, 1G9, 40.
WISCONSIN suSDAY-BcHopL ASSOCIATION.
Srtesat D*pateh to Tas CAfca4p Trthuns.
WHITEwAIEH, Wla.. MAY 13.-The three days Rcs-
sion OF lhe H.ata Sunday hy-ScLool Association was
brought to cosa this eyenug sn IN enthusiastic md
very cn1orabla meeting. Dr.. Chapln, Of Deloit COL
lege, ~ss one Of the leading speakers. Ths Couveu-
ton las not been no largely attended generally.
very unfavorabto weather Ia TIC past. but
mainly because Of tho International Conyeuttout
which Is now being held 1t Baltimore, and has drawn
on al the leading Bunday-achoo men Of the State.
Tho following onicasa were elected to-day: President,
@. II. Dtackinau. OF Whitewater; Vlee-rrte!dents,
L. J. Inisley aud Airs. L. +. Elmore, Of Milwaukee,
and 3. c. johnson, OF KtnoehA; Tseasur!r. ". q.
Nheeloci. Of jAnesrle. The place Of ho1tng the
next mte:iug has not benn determined upon II Jes.
M1LwAUREE's Ancnn1HMor.
Special D.statrA TO Th< Chicago TFteunt.
MILWAUKEE, May IA delegate meeting Of twenty
Catholic societies tonight to arrange for tho Archte
tscopa celebration resolved 10 have 600 torchea in
line; general illumination: every Bociety earry tho
American fa9 sx banda and 10 QUO voces alngtng The
anthem "Qrusaer Qot s0Eeat God) In ttla presence
Of tho Archbishop; bel!7iuging, and cannon.hrins.
, 1875-05-14

oogy,r rlea aganat filling up ons4 head with ners
hurIion Of theology, u tho uer neglect Of TIM lnla
Particle Of Worldly prtctieabty. From his very first
wnrd until tho Gloss Of ia eonewhlt lengthy nraton
The audience listened In Iapt attention, notwithhtsnd.
tnE t;s day Tss 7c.tnR hse lils vo'ee snd manner
deceHanr, an, besides, hlh IN infection that was
pleasing ~ II novel. His whole effort most
tna.erfy enc, and tetnkcnA : mind which will yoe
nsie deeper Impression, u tho opportunity ahowa
itsclf.
Prof. r. J. Morgan then addressed Tho caas, thEnt-
Ing them on heha1f ct tbs Faculty of tho Eemnary,
and giving them seme eound advice on ther coarfo
through life. Mr Fdgrow, tutor Of this TWO scandi.
nhrtan graduat.f, NcAas 0sgEew and Suene, followed
In . similar sddress To lii coitntFy1nen.
Thu degrees were then conferred md The benedto-
Aon fronnnnced BY Dr. Eosshrnp, when tho graduates
adjourned To tho lectnre-roon whero they met tbs
Alumni Of the Ar,nspary. Ths Alumni and their
ff!cntsa then adjourned i, NatneH lIal, where AT
admirable dinner was RcrEad up 10 them.
, 1875-05-14
FOR SALE,
SALE OF THE REVENUE STEAMER CHASE

VIII te so!d 1t public auction to Tic highest aud bet
bidder Tor cash y o'eeck, o. Ncdnssday ihs
5ath DAY ot Mss, le1t. u 5:ensb9rx tps pnito3
.sS9s ;s.l e' .%s,ss tSs, sai J;
whss s fsst; ~ha e.t ehsssnYs aud oHlssj
daxsa. rias.. neh 0a =: @ Sats!9s i
aSass ,aS assa ssaHS si, .h.. fer :.s"aIns sts y
Ssss. I'll fs si ..'qs ''si:
tost .trofs of plsi1n. BULL BY James Murphy Go. of
stSs, pumps saa Al t,s useess4s slssk
tsps H.. iaYx, .ad i.st d!austet q shell.
pst g. ; !: :sa r Il: il,ss
hs dsy ii s.lo, tho uAes 4usisua.et aboIy invoa
iotlea tho ast!clas to b. sod With tho sesss ad al
Il ihe Epssont tseu.s = !ha. po't Ths uosesnpous
QlllAI.EA +. CuNANT,
Acting +secratAty nf tbs TEs2eu1:
TfsAFq7 Department, Warrington, D, O., May t1A
, 1875-05-14
SuNDAY.scHoOt WORK.

lQINAHvtoAFN1OE WONN4
TIE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION At BALTIMORE
DAL1iaoRE, Mar l3.-rhs international Sunday
Bchool Convention assembled for deliberatton this
tnornins. Halt IN hour was spont In rc1igous e1er-
caes, conducted by the 1sov. 1atael ". Hathaway, Of
Brooklyn, and President petz lleu TOOK tho chair,
Ths Rev. Dr.. J. II. vincent {Afsshodht Ep!scopar,
Of Nsw York; c. Il. Trr tDiptat), Of Bou.h caro,ina
e. II. Chaplin tcong1egationaliat} lows; the 1tev. ".
Melard tpaptist, Canada. and the 1!sv. H. cowden
tua'ted Btothren), Ohio vcru sppouted committee
10 nominate Executive Committee to mako arrange
nens for Tho nert Tennia International Convention,
md alao BtatisticAl Secretary.
Tho discussion Of the question. How 70 secure for
1lev. W. i. DsW, Of Tennessee, In abls address,
and church ~ attractive poszito, by Andueas, b.
simplicity Of services ~ common sense, and adapting
til: teseh.ns 70 ses s.pae!.y Of tho children.
etaso 70 2ks Arrangements for ihe usIt Convention.
THE WORK III ECnopE
The nes. o. G. MoEbe. BundAy y-school Agent for Con-
tiuental Europe, spote on the condition aud progrets
Of sunday H. Germany, s41any, Nayara, Italy,
Tho Kev. j. N. Hobson Of eou.h caro.sns, extended
cordial invitation 10 tbs Coh Eonoo 10 hold lta noxt
sesson ttEes ynats hence) In Charleston. Tha pEopo
tic bouih.
Convention la1t e1entns and sent to Moody and
Saniey in LONDON four aueeess Ia our 10y To
God be Ill glory
Beverzl II leresung addrfsEes wess made upon sun-
dsy-school work, aud the Convention took zs,eas
Till evening.
At The evening sesslon thn Hav. A. Il. Monroe, Of
Canada delivered An adlrebs uss!on schools anl
their work In the provinces Of Csnka and the Lev. T.
H. Gillst OF 1!inoi1, gAye moat interesting Accouut
Of bis I'er1opal experience In tAtablshiuE Sunday
schools In the West
Tho Hevs. Thomas Guard, Baltimore, 3. F. Jscobs,
Of Chicago, aud II. Clay TtunluI1, III Connecticut,
delivered brief Adddrosses.
1resldent Pcltz roae, aud Afer few spirited Sen
tencea, urging the deieGatca removed zeal In tts
good work, concluded with prayer.
Mr. Sargent, Of baltimore, pronounced tho benedfo-
ton, and tho mat international Bunay-Behooi Con-
venttou declared adjourned s4no dis.
During the .hrca days session Of the Convention
n most perfect harmony and good feeling pre- ral!ed
and each day aud night the largo h. kla been crowd
ID 10 its fullest cx.eut
, 1875-05-14
THE BAPTlSTS,
THEOLOGICAL BEM1NAnY COMMENCEMENT E1EA.

ClSE8.
Tho Eighth Annual Commencement exercises Of ths
Dsptiat Theological 6cninary wers held yesterday
afternoon IN The Michigan Avenne Baptist Church.
Tho attendance not 1asgo 1t might hare been
It not for tho hrc2seued rain and tho attractions
In ether porsiona Of tho city, but 1t WAS terc
in all somc So0 persons present. DR.. Nofthrup occu
pied tic chair, and ably asssted by number Of
tho o&lnr members Of tho Baptist clergy. Tho
Of tho graduates fol!ows: Albert A. Bennett,
Philadelphia; Norman Carr, ThomIsonyilo.
Wis. John T, Green, yandalla Columbus
II. Halt, Indiana; Andrew A.. Lnnc,
Aluneuots; Henry g. habie, Oak Park: Malcolm Wood,
indiana; Nathan E. Wood. Wyoccna, Wis.,;
James Adams, Ohio ; william Fantou, Chicago: Dstus
Dewitt Proper, Iowa Henry Steele, Ohio Augu1t D.
oregsn, Christopher siene, Minneapolis. Ths cxor-
cses opened bJ beautiful osgan prelude BY Mr. O. A.
uAyens md Immediately following ca1uo tho o1atons,
for, without Early tssto Of thoss hborcd usersry
Inorsels, COMMENCEMENT Dass would FIJI extremely
dull on tho public mimi. The nrtt oratlou wa4 Gy
ALBERT 4. BENNETT,
who had chosen for Lii theme, f" Adaptation as seeu
III Paul. Tho essay was vcfy carefully worked nr.
10 sbis q Speaker could not hsss failed !. pTose H.
terrssing Tho adaptation Of Paul to thu various cir
career was clearly, md eyea beautifully, portrayed
spa " n ~ s Sa
fsaturs, aud even thts 4 Asedeensng one when tho
character Of tbs subject is ooas.4ercd.1
oonsn. ID IN osatio,s On us Mysteries 81 Hoveia-
tIon:" Ike st of h!s prcdseo..of + was neat'y aud
tcrestiny dedactions Tho thoughts evolved on tho
M r. Il. e r Il
slow aud thoughtful. LII t Keeping With tAo treatment
6 III = snsi tn G,t !. g og.s a tho full
Nj. 1Isyens followed with another superb selection
pou tho organ, and tho Chairman then announced tbs
JpnN r. uRErn
, 1875-05-14
THE CONTEMPT QUESTION.

Tho supplemental bill In tbs City Charter election
GAIA VA Wednesday Withdrawn from The hles.
aud yesterday Al affidavit was filed by L.
D. Boomer, % which It is expected that
motion will DO tuade to punish for con-
tempt The Aldermen who votea to dasreghrd tho In
Junction. and alao Tho counsel who Rayc tho ndvieo.
The affidavit sets out tho nuns Of tho bill and tho IT,
suance OF ths !ujunctIou that by tho I'D Of April
tbs Aldermen we.e III awase Of it. On that evening
they received written opinion from Esbert
Adams. the Assistant Cooperation Counsel,
nc. t. oaysE ysa. bs ~ lucy woi
bo liable to ~ attached for cconscmrt. The rano
evening resolution passed to continue In oies
cousiderod. 4 committee wus then appointed 10 con-
suit With tho Mayor and Comptroer ~ to employing
counsel. md Messgs y. q. Cloudy. u. F. Tu!ey, Z.
A. Btprfs. aud J. J.. noot weEo retained. Thty, to-
getltr wtlh Tho Corporation Counsel Mr. r. L. DIckey,
then 8avs writton oPinton in which thoy stated that
Junction. aud that tho Aldermen, It they llsoleyet it,
would not bs punished for contempt.
A4ubstauent meeting waa held HAY 8, wien, acting
m tho opinion Of tho counsel aboya mentioned. Tho
Council paused resolution TO tho cisctlun
turns, In favor Of which wcse twcntJ.sHn Aldermen,
wa0.s ;e ren r. ta0 aaa' M Ths
record In dahanco Of tho injunction which WAS a In
Sorre, ......
Tho following arc the nnn,es Of tho Aldermen who
yotel in favor Of caaras!ng Tho clcctlun returns:
1hola.. Fe!ey; F,ank "; Warren. Ewasa !. Gn!!eE-
Clark, IT,, deosse l. White, james {, Gaapbell, il.
Qu!sk, Michael Ryan, Ntcholas Eckharlt, Thomas
street. Peter .hi *ugsshuF hons i snshanrs'
judge WiIliams returned 10 tho city yesterday
III couss-soo1a, presented Tho anre affidavit, aud
asked for tuo to slow sause. Tho JudKo suggested
that Iii. Gondy should hrtt ',a nastae.. Ihi. was
motion Will G@ beard this nl1rnsuB4
, 1875-05-14

srchs method Of training tho people Of stats3 Tit
hds. . it, hst. % .nI ss
Church In wholly aeparate from the BtAts, religious
,aes ies % sa eb.rss Il s
lion of tas ad.oeatsa Of church h1.iion Z ihiss
Etc.nptaon from ta1aAon IA q tloAt!on Of pub
pri.aonn would nj y equally proper md
pronA1y given for tho uas Of denomination czclu.
s!vo'y. - =. might sprrevs Of Tho spnrop..tson Of
e rsn:qna fqfs a rSe
The pro,tnss Of the H.te 70 engage II: she honest
rou9 o M 1s NAH H. n
ta1atun nf church property which In held by
po..t!on ID u respects =. d!.tnet and - much pro-
any other IL equivalent subsidy from tho Hte to
tbs church, which Is infringement Of ho pstneipte
separation, u church snd s,.te. unaer H. present.
rule, every Catholic supports the Protestant
s cathoe GhaleS. Te 5sT el@ Saa cSs.a
t,.loIio, iSots.tsn'. snI isxiah chnsshss. Or .ny
Tho esay!s dIpcusaed thsaa positions At length and
!evioTed Tie arguments advanced on she other h;de
set.s Iessature on 10 suIeet. The sssaytss ther,
considered tho danger to tia sste Of tho .SgF,ndze
lnosnins nono;oss. fn itso Tho u .o..l ..lus % of
q lseo t;l,aa5 5aaa; il ls;o ssa.4so,,sl: Il iii.
property 60 on iucrcaaing every decade md In 1900 It
Nils nouey would not belong to Tho State nor would
but locked up In Tho treasury Of The churches.
Wo all know That very isrgs proportion Ut the
of liz G*lors, ~Io @ ass snder csrdiaals md tIey
under Pope. whose authority it put sbo!s the stste.
A. .ns r 1o ths
sstas % cont fron ito ls7S, tSe il.
Ing hat chufees srs eFowna Ss.b, ID srs.oesa.
r, and srs fully able 70 pay nxes Ike honest men.
unlimited amount Of property, e1enpt from ta1ation,
has nnally eotne to conaae1ton TO sara sao Govern
sensuds. y r. # s souss I'll .
whether church can eoproi;. properly IKE private
Go q as a'na;
tn1ue IT, npr do va seo tl.t any iulust!co viii b
from ehaEt.atls aud educational inattutlons and
lst nalnly for soctarian ::ends, the uhascsattan
equal taxation 81 right to every freeholaer. We
you'd even make ditlercnes between @ Church md
rian. and ~ho.e privileges entirely public but a
school. Under tts control of church should Y!
ory practicable method to untts education with
1uho interests should bo encouraged, but crery ~
policy. TIC sharchcs Of til country dors much
pioneers In tls cause Of cdueAou, but II bss eou,e
ist, ha .ss'as.n ssal w carry them to any
81 the conclusion of iii essay tho Durln.as Com
naittoo submitted tbs following
! LIFT or oFFIcEns
President D. l. shorey. Of Chicago ftceFretdents-
% %itssss4ias sS:s.s;s!y, M5si SaisasS; 9SFss: M
5!ossls Sel,s;, di!esse; i n. s!Saoa.: ks9esss |;
s.s.se o'.sf4s Sas.ehos next f.
Xenesaa liz. +. ~ I. uos@ar, ealney. il. tla pre-:
cat Recording secrctary, was originally on the ust,
, 1875-05-14

Tbs Fort Wayne Daitp and Ntttltp Ga1stss, Tho
yo.teriay soId ly capl. J. u. White proprietor, 10
Williams Kasaier, Of warsaw, lnd. Aumpr A1es tho
prices paid 1t SIZE 0on. Ths new oHncrS viii ASSUME
cNutrof hs nj July.
, 1875-05-14
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC,


Nxw Yoak. May 13.-Ths order Of Judge nlateh.
ford Of ths United ataoa District Court for tho sa,s
1t suction Of the Northefn Esco Railroad was on sp-
tllcatIoa Of Jay ooots aud Chsslsmsgns Tower hold
ers Of nrst mortgage touds. The laads aud land
grants TO b soa In tics ereEa SA.es and Tsrrtor
les In which they located spd other property Ii to
10 sold on tho rst Msnaay In AuguAt III front Of the
uustoM-Iouae hefr,
, 1875-05-14

Spssfa& DispatsA 10 The Chicago ttts1ns.
NEW Youx, Nav l3,-Tno Etas Company WIN b
compelled 10 default on the Jnn4 tntstss4 unlesa
money u roAlIled from the xale Of tbs coal huds,
which has teen os1ered siready 10 b mortssssd for
hslt million.
, 1875-05-14

Ths New York Assembly yesterday unanimously
psassd resolutions calling upon the ooYesnnlsnt to
isoogal1A the bellssreat Flights af Cubs.
, 1875-05-14

EFENIHO ENEHNT5E5@
The exercises wrrs opened with singing and prayer.
aftor which addresscz declared the order Of tho
evening on *Ths influence Of the Reformed Epsco-
pal Church uron ths Cultivation Of Higher Typo Of
ChriatlAu Llft.n
and The nav, u, johnson, of lsitlmors, were iii
speakers. Tho lion. Mr. Woodruff WA expected 10
Audsssa tho meeting, but wan unAvodably detained.
, 1875-05-14

Nay . ordatned. In The City Of Baltimore, Mr..
Bnan will conduct tho services Of Church Il New
held, N. ]. Thus atsa1Ily. Jet slow1y,
ouh WORK ADVANCES.
At ouf 6Est Council, Dec. 2 1879, ss numbered IN
all FnTsu m!nthters 1t ths second, MaJ 10, 1871, Hev-
enteen 1t thfa Iie third, why xruwth should 10
slow IT u not difficult to This w1rk eau only Ia
entertl upon AZ tho o1st Of much aaErthcc. We can
not, D lontlfying oiirAelyoA with II, Gtvc 70 the
Lord that which cnst ua nothing" Each soul that c.
ponscs u must A really 10 hcar Tho cro*s and count III
th!nRs loss for tho o1celency Of tbs hnoNledzs Of
Christ.
Wo won1d not i.ro It otherwise, Through such
trials our work Ii 10 To purified. We need not 10
anxious for The rapid tncreAas nf our work. for ths
Acceaa!on Of large numbers 10 our ranks. Infinitely
greater should be xioy 10 sos that We are tita.
Ing surely aud 6Ac1y st cur work hss ID ettrJ part
the marks q tho Lord 1eads and tho aeal Of the Holy
Tho ni,hop concluded BY saying that te had omit
tad to mention an tnteteAhH visit ho t.a!d lsrga
congregation in Oxford lIa1l, Philadelphia, during
which tho Church Of Our lledcamer was organized,
under tbs pahtorate Of tfs Itv. Charles II. Tucker
Tho Secretary presented i
LErTEN Or APPLICATION ....
for connection With tha Reformed Chufrhon the part
Of thd membcra Of the Emmanuel Church Of EAntda
On motion Of Judge 1ughes, tls petition WAS referred
10 &ho Bishop !n charge snd tho Htandlng Committees
formed in tho tastoarJ jurtadctlon Of Toronto with
power 10 act TIN following committee waa appointed
t1 o1atnino rarocl!la roporta Tie Iav. William Mo
Gmiso, DR.. NeNely, md Mr.. W. A. Hammer.
The Council adjourned until $3.50 th1 morning.
, 1875-05-14

MEET1No or THE WESTERN CoNFERHNCK.
Ths Western Unitarian Conference reaasembled yes
torday morning 1t Unity Church, latge audience
being present.
, 1875-05-14
THE CHICAGO, CLINTON . WESTERN.


Iowa clFx, Ia, May lS.-Anothez attempt wa
uahe todny to hold meeting OF tho board Of Disoo-
tors Of tho Chicago, 0lluton Western Railroad,
known "A tho Southwestern. but 1t failed because Of
the lack OF quorum. There thirteen Directors Ia
The Board, seyeu OF whom realAo htrc aud west OF
here; tho other ak resis cast OF herv II Is uuder-
stood that majority Of the board friendly 10 Mr.
Iuek1oy aud tho other Ex in favor Of taking tho
work out Of ha handI II IL untcEstood that 11nckey
h.s already invested saoooooo or 100000 In
the Norf. In PURSUANCE Of decren OF Tho District
Court for this county Mr. ll!ucksy 10 1t thu mercy Of
.ns,oEtt, es shs Board. !. 4 ands!stood that the
favorable 70 placing Tho enterprise tn the hands Of
Joln !, n!ar. In this event tile Southern will inter-
scot tho Chicago Northwestern II 6anNood sune ~
,ailes ~. Of Cedar Rapids instead of .kins tnde
pendent connection At C!ntoh. This u probably
tho roason Which induced nombess OF the
board 1t Clinton aud cAse OF hero to-day
to rsfu1s 10 60 into tho 1sosFa meeting,
md thus prevent quorum, The Board sdjourus1
until next saturday, hoping then 10 get quorum. II
IL hoped that 10 conflict will artaa eos rdi1nQ tho pro
joct. It u the road We want, md II Ar. IIincklsy
cant carry out s contract With tho Board ot Directors
be ought 10 ssy ~ aud got out Of the way.
, 1875-05-14


DE- NOME, H., May 13+-Ex-9or. Merrill has TO
turned from boston. where he went to report hts
ton In the recent purchase OF tho Albia, Knoxville
Dca stoines 1a,itroaI. THIS is the project which has
been stirred up for several months by br. Buei Of
tho Quincy IT. paul nailroad, Who puEported to be
working Ia the interest Of Ut. Louis. lilo made hugo
rrumi.cs 10 people along ths line Ho ted them
that the money rssdJ that ST. Louis had agreed
TO tale tho bouda and negotiations had been made In
Europe to dispose OF III that wsrs asucd thEt iron
for the road had bean purchlsed and being deliv
cred III New Orleans In fact he had tho whole shlng
aulclsnt stock "a mais il norlsting. whea tae diSs
would a.. He nada 50 much notss about # that tho
Chicago. burlington Quincy and the Chicago, Hoek
was 90 good thing for it. Louis, 1t eqnaily fnr
Chicago They It once set Ahont securing ihe prizs:
uh' 10 de- ek II Mona m m s.sna y. a
western branch from Bgopsney 70 Oakaoosa, shencs
Knoxville and connect with s branch from this city
secured tbs services Of e1dov, Merrill to negotiate
tho matier, and he made proposition to the Abia,
kl!o.yll}s pes Mones Company rhieh shs, seeeped
adytsct that COMMITTEES visit st. Loula 10 AacertAln
how much that city nad invested IN tae butl project.
tlAn he had warrant for and that his grand railroad
scheme e1isted only on paper: They then cioael
contract with Coy Merrill conditioned that It TO
bs ratified by the Directors Of The ChlcaGo, Burlington
1ust hors smother complication vas mot. The Hon.
iasued bonds nd Invested contltlcr4le money; sad
10 objected 10 any sale until lie got III. pay. To
forcs hts clal.n he tecMrcd "A injunction upon tho
moncy: and he and; MIR. 13ua stepped down and out.
It Is she Intention 70 build tho Fosd from Alh!A 10
KaSs1' as.sr s nile, 1' pos,S f[on T.
Ne1s year Tie road Win he extended to Des
Moines. This DOW road viii open up rich tributary
10 I'D aso sboands IL tle rishsss cSslasld, of
tho West.
, 1875-05-14
I'M Western Unitarian Association Com
nlences Its Lab0rs.
F.ssavs on Church Taxation,
Symbolism, Etc.
eradunting Exercises Of the Zap
list Theological Seminary.
Closing Proceedings In the Internn-
tional 6undny-School Conyon-
ton at Baltimore.

REFORMED EPlSCOPALt
sEcoNp DAYS SESSION or TIE COUNCIL.
mo second days seasiou Of ts Reformed Episcopal
pcpysntion began At 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
MAR preliminary laf-hour OF deyo.ioual o1ore!Bcs
, 1875-05-14
LEGAL.
RBFUNDING OF TAXES.
OFTICE CY TEE
COUNTY TAKAsuNkR AND COLLECTOR.
COOK COUNTY, 1s:LthDts.

CouE1Y ThkAAuMkR AND CuLLE0roA,
COOK COUNTY, ItLNDtS,
cu1caao, May |. lS7A
In accordance With an act psuyiuipx lhs saadn4
o. ~ Ct tas bta.e VI 81 is1 .hsa pstd sss ol 'sla
Any person Of eo5Ieratoa having pad ~ potie1 e
shS.so uon n.sss'Ias Il! =, Il. t.s .ssp ss ii, CO..
ss!ax H. same y ths 0oaqy W..a5ss q ths = Sssaats
county shall refund to !ach psaua os ey!p9tHAon tho
ta1 oi i7s contained Ia saeh feoelpt. ndoeslne the
AnGuut paid such receipt. and ssll also aks fnaa
such bopAGata Focclpt tps Thu amount pAld
&c,. 30. .I..
rt!ntod IL tha county toF On 1pouh ku AcoafAnes
w sho sa1ns notlcs u hsssby xltfn that entitled
tubAto uuas tho law haze the tsmA u applying ~
~ HENRY II, MILLER,
County Trea sl.ss nt 0.ok County: !M.