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, 1875-04-07


NAsns1LLr, Tcnn April a.-ooldburg's aaw anl
planning uill, in South Nashville, mss burned at l
o'clock this morning. The fra tho result Of caro-.
lessncss on the part Of the watchmau. Ths lcss Ia
$1u,0C0, With no insurance.
, 1875-04-07
IOWA.

DunrerE. H., APRIL f.-The election contest ye.tcE-
day sharp aud decisive, raising off with tie best
Of feeling. The Republicans elected jamca Cutllng
Mayor BY a71 majority; Il. E. Lyon, Attorney, by 7a
majority: ami II. ulumcnauer, Alderman III tho Filth
Ward. BY 20 majority. All Tho alller o!lcers wcro
elected ~ tho Democrats, Including four Aldermen.
tnerc.n tnIisct In thu contest. In: pAtpy Wis on.
0Eud will Ai"rH4nic fayura In he liss Ward sinst
bitter opposition.
, 1875-04-07

u
oesas also gain hso Truatess, sud wn hsro l1 ma.
fority IN tha Council
coluMRus, O., April 6.-Ths Democrats carried
heif entire ticket in this city yesterday by ms ostlsx
ranging from lnoo to 2ooo The Mayor ai,,os, re.ch
Ing tho atcr nguEc, Tie Uoancsl will stand Demo
Gratis, 70: hetu1cans, 10. Tbs Democrats flrcd i0o
Gratis carry I1ssn, Akron, nanduaky Ashtabuta, Nor
walk, and Fremont, Tho Republicans carry Elyria.
Au!Ancn, anu Ss1em. III p4!nasYllis tho iasus was
principally OF tho liquor question, In which thu anti.
tsmrtranes ttckot Nas genuraiy successful,
clsciNsATt, o., April o.-TAs Democrats alectoa
Esne4ytlle. Trey, Lims, nucyEus. Crestliae, Dayto
Wooster, anl al except tue Mayer In CilllcntAe. III
Springfield, Nouis, urbahs, ManstelI New Wenns
anu LoI4on ths Republicans aud independents worn
snccesssa Compste retucna frosu Tho election 1u th,s
city are not JAt received aud when they are received
viii net materially change tho figures In Lat uIglt,s
dispatches. o''
ToLEno April e.-Iato returns make nlaxa utsnu,,-
!tean> majority Tor Mayor 1S3, With III xYotaus lurl
llcan maoFty OF about AGO. 1As Democratic mnfnrttv
IN ossobYr w. elo, Tho Republicans asvo malorit5y
:, ooLuAnus+ O., April o:-olaelal returns show that
Msltnan DomosFat y s:etea Mayor by Gis majorlsy.
cut Of tlo bleyen C7uhcilsnen, ~ ''
cisotHkAfi APRIL d:-Ths complete returns Of res.
terd.ys so:lon in this citY Rvs Johnatou. DcmoIss
for Mayor, bS53 majority; Llndespan the UIilzcnsS
candidate for Judge Ut the IoIlcs Court 3jpY usis
hau. Dumocrat. tos llosucuitag Altornsy, S,tl0:
Democrat. Trustee Of tho Wase1-WoEks. s331 janvs,
~, Democrat. for CITY Tresau1rr. 1850; uuclsusn.
Democrat aud Republican, Director Of ths InnrmsrT
9a.l6a; Wagner, Deinuerat, Whas9.I.stcr, 53u:.
isossnksmp, p*Iucrnt aud AepublcAu fof Jussics 81
Tie Psaee, 31,Aa9 maturity.
, 1875-04-07

OMAHA, April Notwithstanding The rain and MUD
to-day, The municipal election l,as been GUS uf the
tn1st exciting kind. and largo son hsa pcen paed
Tls result cannos bc treiictcd, hnl tho vu!ea viii
n9 counted lel0le horuinH,
, 1875-04-07

L.T7tE RocK, Ark., April 0.-Tho city eIecson to-
day passed oI very quietly. Tho returns Are not al
In but enough II received to know that tit Democrats
elect their candidate for Mayor Cart Johu G. Fitt
er, aud majority 1T tbs Cit Council
, 1875-04-07

and, N ths flt,,tus ticket hui the hcld 10 aef,
comparatively light VITA VI. Jnlled.
onnf H. nnf nh9g9s teon ua,~cd oa
with ut any e1ti.emrn:, AMI. apptrfn!ty, withoa any
Interest. TIM xrt1l Isop us ticket. natlc Up ary
of ltd ubi.aus tnd Democrats, waA tlccled W quits
u1jpfttY,
, 1875-04-07
KANSAS.

FonT scor7, E1n., AtrIl LIN tho city election TO-.
day, the eltlre Republican uctc, excepting le Mayor,
wsa succrs sfni. T.. ". 0oo.aud, ludtp.nhrnt, WA
ccced Mryot by R1oat iGJ majority. 1ue Council Ii
largely 1stuniItaM.
iurExA RAIL-, April G.-In lin city election toaay,
l0riAy.
, 1875-04-07
WISCONSIN.

xpscfa5 Df+p7trh 10 fhe CAteaaa Tribune.
MADISON, WtA., AErtl t.-The election hers TO-. day
tho dullcst for many ycars. Not threc-dfths Of
ths rotera Wrte out. Only about 100 ~oee cast.
There opposition to E. O. Ryan for Chief JuG~
tice, although hotns withheld tae!r voica. 8. H. Pin
ney, Dclnocr,t, elected Mayor, aud Philip Coyne
Democrat, Trnasurcr. without opposition. There ras
some contest Aldermen md hnier vtEots especially
in the First ard sccond Wards. The result IL the
election Of tx Democratic Aldermen out Of eght, md
thToo aupersisors oEt Of four,
w Sp' xr fasS: L. S::n oe.u
tfui tolay, and th6 soia in ha city rery laras.
nf e. 10ln p'qernt tot Mayor Lss 0xsr
for Clerk. about II Frunk Whitaker, Democrat, for
Justice, about % John Lawlor, Democrat for Hoalcr.
= small majority; puny Norcrpest 1sepubllran, for
pubrkn, for ac.oo Camlssionor-at.tAfpe, about l2o
majority. The Republicans tleut Aldermen In tho
f!!st sseon, Third, aud tic Democrats III tho Fourth
Spsedat nstna.a "a n. catena. Tribune.
M11wAukEE, Apsil o.-T.s elections to day undoubt-
ealy resulted In tne 1c-eoson Of Judge Small by
i,rae nso,iy probably B. 40, oyer sart, ag4!na th.
the taftt.wari Market sts,
Entttat D..catfn IL il. ch'taen 7fiaunt.
~ eee;cs S 1 r. M ta,
majority,
day FOR town oiceEn, tae rcoples or eform .tirkct
tho two sniervlsora and ote Constable.
DEtotE, WIS.,, Arr e-Thcrs was very litllu e1c!te.
neht End yory Light ypo 1t tho lucsi election to.da5
Gully 9ne Ticket WIS In tls hed, which headed ~
tho Hon. II. y. naYis for Mayor. Tbs gutstion of
lenia Or no license WAS not isHs'e hut 1t vas u.
dcraoo.l that majority Of It's Council will favor
limited number 0E licenses.
, 1875-04-07
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy HsIsi tor Young Men from tbs sds sea Ut lrro.s
aud x6a.es sslly hfo: MsahooA ts.tetsI. InpslI-
W. I'd I'D ssa.t.
!ts., H. sssiMsa II sn!slsYos, Addffse H!.WAnO AsNO-
ElATlOHs $9h. Nlath-st. fhlladslphl4. FA.-Aa Il.
s!ltattoq ha.nx hifh EsDHtAaa kx hasAals sasd9s&
, 1875-04-07

ifIir4ukee, 3Iadlson, stoasos i
prAr' a. {.hlrn, I,ucal. ...,,,,,{ o:3 l. NJ ,-l5om
Milwaukee, Il Crnsse, Wirons WV ~ N' '''''' LIZ
II. Paul 4 Minneapolis. thrnu,ti
!1rrcss; alsHs Tta Milwaukee,
!er Rlpun, ffstn, Ushknsa
hicna shA fseecu Bay..,,,,l 9:11 l. nj j. t-cor
Milwaukee,. Madison, PraiEis nut 'p' A-
Gh1sn: alto, M.na*hxt EeeeaI
,ttay stsf.ns Point: t:11 o.. ~ El1. n,
A.naukce - Gtass6 FA'sr1rft a.t5n ~ ~
, 1875-04-07
'RnuH! FL. SttHTd1} AM 81
N1lHNftf1 B.. A11as. MN = =

Il
ehca7n ka''as Ctfy aud Leaeer sha,t fine rfr EYj,
ava, No., ami Chiru7s, Springfield, Ae1 ami ~ famt
yt.",ah ~: Union bera'. y<n W.T. n,sr ii+sn :.
etftJt 7ir~st nts+ea: IT Dsrof, unit IL K4sauI.h,t
, 1875-08-09
SUNDAY LOCAL NEWS.

In TIC Turner case on Saturday, Mr. Hsrnum
addressed the jury, occupying tue days session.
Patrick Mclaughlin, years old, on Saturday
after noon fell into tho Bltp peas Twelfth street
bridge aud was d rowued.
A mass'meoting Of 0ermans Ha4 held on Sat
u1day sseniug At 0gden's 0roYe, to deaounce
tho Firo ordinance. They passed resoutlona
calling foE contraction OF the a1e-llmts.
Some rsstscs ara working OF property OF small
value IN indiana ~ Chicago subartan lots, by
means Of deceptive circulars. The property is
styled South shaMo1d. and ID yalueless oxcopt
for farm Iaud.
Bono parties who ere endoayoHne to eot L
lI1nohlso % tor et,tallwAy up tutsAna stroet
called meeting on Saturday u.wlt At tue carnsF
Ut Western Ryeuue aud Ohio etreet. but the
cltizens Of The ward oAptursa tho msotlpR. sud
voted in favor OF tho West aida Cotapauy.
Aspeclal meeting OF tia Common Council was
bod @ Or Saturday evening. a communication
from the Comptroller IN Judge W4llaca's d..
cleion MAS 1eoeiyed, and an orduanop proTldin1
lof the collection OF ts1cs under tho Genersf
Revenue laws was presented aud made The spe-
olN osdex tor Monday.
, 1875-08-09

Brighten. ropo accompanied By Capt.
Dunno aud Lieut.. Wetmoro. Of his STAFF IL
making Il tour Of tho military puts aud garli-
eous In New Mexico and Indian Territory
Brig. -1en. Crook fH In tho uack Hills coun.
try, inspecting the tsoopa there Oh duty, aud the
condition OF things generally.
Brig -Gen. Howard has returned from hia
A'aasa tour, aud asks that missionaries and
teachers be bont amoug the Alaska Indians.
Thcso Indians are R1eat water-trayefesH, and
frequently como down tho coast aB far Rs Wash-
,uBtoa Territory in tloir long, olaboratoty-
carved Canoes with high fautastieally-
ornAmented rrowH. Hare they hold
araud "pottac!es." or fairs trading their
Reat .sklns aud othts furs for guns, ammunition,
blankets, etc. Vanoouyer's Island III = fayor,te
place for rendezvous OF this character. and tue
nufn bets ucro assembled sometimes reach
thousands.
b!aj.-Hen. Mcdowell is still abroad, spoudlng
most Of the summer mouths tn England aud
SCOTLAND.
Courts.mastiai convena a. follows, At Fort
D. A. Hl!anell, Wyoming. on tho 4th inst Mai,
4. j. DRl!as, Twenty.third lufantry, I'roB.dent,
and flrst-Lleut. J. i. Johnsou, Thirt Cavalry,
Ju1ge-Advocato; At Fort Sanders, Wyoming,
OH tla same day.-I.ieut. Col. A. G.. B1ackest
L. Fowler, hecond Cavalry, Judge" Advocate |;
iust.,-Col. J. ]. ltoyno!d1. Third Cavalry Presi.
dent. aud First-I.ient. William U. Manning,
Twenty-lhird Iufantry. judge-AdYocAts,
Leave OF absence for twonly days han been
granted First-Lout. Joseph Larson. Third Cur
airy.
, 1875-08-09

woso Hatnrlay psosontct] to Jutno i;oot.,. Of thn
Circuit Court, by Senalnr Duottlp. who nsked to
lave tlIem rrrenl GIL tin records. lilo Senator
touk occaann tn givc elInrt Hketch OF til. lalc
bnrttcr, nnh nay graceful tribute 10 l,ls mem.
o'y. Tho resolutions wero tllcn ordored 10 la
recorded.
.1ul"o .Inmcson Mill bo In conrt to-day 10 Sign
Till. OF exception.
Judge Moorc viii bo tn court to bear motions,
Of cuusno.
inecs Gary and lsnrcrs wtl rurrne tho ever,
tenor hf tlicir way III hea1iuR n.tonB or taiIua
defaults.
rS1rrD BATS cnrn1s
Tho Enttod stntcs by tl,e Dl-tIirt Attorney ho-
Ean auitu u! dc''t ayatnst tin following rart.e1
". l't1'lolpl and William yaeAc for Sin, TN; w.
y y. Calendar, 9. V. Dyer. and y. E. Loriu2 for
fih NM i. II. WatAon, J. IT, Cline and William
nurt"n e!9.no0; Itaue l.nt1rhauaer, ain,.1n
Hcl,!nltz md Henry Lauparscr for SIN nU'; VI.
]. T.. Mtf.t. j. f.. Fprtn.tnr aud Marvin Tatxr
f"r slh,.oI: w. ". lIorf. +. Iana,ann aid
Francis LAckncr fot slh.fsHl.
EufEr1Dn COURT IN nHiEr.
stebl'nh NlIte htEaiI n anti tUr %10 001 A-alnat
Chimney I, D,ucn.
Hc'nsIIan Wu.sum bucd u. T. Nelson for
:2,C0J.
Al 'rcw Mcdonald ,uci Montgomery Quceu
and a. !. Fu5cpauRii fur Bi.O1O.
he National f,Ank of ILLINOIS brought b,s for
s2.tU3 n"aiIIAt H. II. Gail and e. j. +. Eraft,
y. J. Heel, n.nInis ratur, hcgan u.tll tp 1ccov-
or 1,59o from j.. II. Iinle and Ezekiel Itipp,
COUNTY C1CHr.
In tho cs'nto Of Jefferson i. Shay, fetscra Of
administration wese n auted to Guo.gu y. Uowe,,
uhfor h0nl Ut k2Dj, 100.
In Tho estate Of II. L. spper. a crsnt Of sd-
tnihRtrat'nn SaB made to Jamca sortr, under
bond of si,000.
ttfD1NEsTH.
srPEnfon Counr-GrHt k"tIDSs-tfenry II. Ennk.r
VI. Jarol' Rooh sud u. Ebafa lsat<, &.4I5.-Ihe ts1
III r. &tn& &k[r&s ht1.b + H1n
knl fefdinand FeeFs, $i5.7H,-E. L. Edred Ct IT, "
!. l.. Campbell, tt.1s5.t7.
jEn0E fiANY-If. +. Hlldwin "a. pIn.nl Ht.tey and
Charoa Creighton. f1s !.30.-l. II. Hunt vs. tbs He
cnan!e* HhsinRs Bunk of t;hraBn, t512.-J. A. B,yrr
IT a. ~ D. y. Cali. s?,;.2i-M. II. B'nh v. M,rt
Ksret Donoghns. sf;o7. .34.-a1lnay County Sa.i9tzl
Hank VI. John PrIn.liville. t!,7n'.'D.
Cincrfr CouNr-1upuE lioo1 It II. r. Otis RI. Isaac
noscnberry and Charles II. Fa1Lh. jJ.Ai.
, 1875-08-09
LEGAL.
MASTERS SALE.
Under Decree Of Foreclosure in the matter Of
tue Rockford, luck Island l. 81. Louis Il1il.

raad Com; auy.
s'a,S' '"r i4,,,S IL S"5n:ra ,1ls ii ii,
sass @ isK4it Ssa a":s s%;
teasn S.ye. ri s other hviI:r. u Ssad.. Vic %
j. dcs!ss et tn? AZ Court rn,ered u
si :a" :" r. y - w u T. ;.a Il
s,i, ss T. a. ss ID II. L .s
iss Sss;a;s IL :sa u!
5's;. q IL isspssis L5,s i.a!as ~ ~
i n" nd !. o.'s anu
~ s;:as9s: I'D .t
:n!,s1va s!sai !, e., '". s:.
house, s trnixts.nuse.. sI.a hun.e, xe.n, rTanr'
Il Il :a. s1a :: s
Id 'f: :t ' ss " IL
eEa'.s Hasa cG%r.ey ear s5 s.s i.nd' -. al !ae. h.
$sss Il: .ss ',:i' r. e.:
:. T. "a; + It II Il t ..s ii
s:as: s.,S:a' aud "a t' T. j. ,xs ad
ria .as @ ossss %Sasst q, y: 81
~. s: :s: Ss
s IT. III IL s; saa "a Id
essr. !. veil II liz ~ IL r,Intts, NJ he ssti lick.
sgrd lloek Island 81. Louis Ns!Iroatt Cusnpan5,
t:on N,ness.l'is aisuad Coai.n, ~i;h al hs frsn
thl6s. privileges and Aph!rteaAuces thr!uo ' u1ln4:
I'd I'd II o,ns5 Ers,t5 frsl snd p,!."n,'. trl"ntnsie
GoupAny md .aid nnan S!ncr.sIila liltttad
itt1@n.y 4. r. s!,hfr r. ,hep md sh,Gh NY n
Yhst reretiy tsht. ts.nciss.. mi th,nEs shleh shall
hAFp hrcn sraaiir b1 purchase GeTaiae ~ tnu tsd
Ms.ei.ss 69'.ns u, pond nj hi .un it IN
Tho ;.lo t4etehy d0csced t, h!, Pa;.a,aton, OF
BY tho torn. q aM reF,s hundred tI"usa ilan
y tho snn ID u such sae TO be pat b. thu tuc4cr
4. g. sh :, e ths A. line # .A aud '.r u, b.see # tho
thntzcd IA rcciTc fr, such pnrch..r In lin OF csh,
*ny y ~ outstAntinE snd nhraid t"nd: or cnnP.nA
uoteher r, isGs. mentioned il 1ata e1re 81 ii.
cats@ OF lhdtbt"!nra. s-us1 in an IT II stld
thn Apprnxal ai saist A!u.
Fur mnte particular hr.crpnn Of tho satd ptopastg
~ e" ~ HESHY w. BISHOP,
Master IN Chancey nt tho tuut tnnlt IT tho Upttad
tiatoa fur thu SurlheEn pstE1ct af Illinois.
baIud JnEy IL. A. Il. l1i5
, 1875-08-09
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS,

Proposal. tnv.t~ for thu ny, carpentry Print
Inn md r:,lok mi pinrnt Ing. ena Ea'.ft ~. rr
''9.c +, "f t,o n's:n Il q 'lln"' .pa,"od 1pfl
1ro:Ti. ion u Lid nf tn. eto t1on sni for X,
e@Hsfo'i' .! 4 building for thn bnnoh, Of ths Ili
na'n "rc s.l ut!n9 10 b cree'sd !ho inhrrat5
fhc Il t.ss. H.. Fa! tsn, al .pSeissa,l;a, II
T.; Tof! g" r." At ths nd ot tho IIot, Gh,rte
~, :n% 14,": T., Gns,ss ffss:4. 'hsud
hntl addrs ueH 10 D. F,,WiS ia rm.iie n, uf RnsuI
Ghs!xs' Z III Northwest e0'oor o' r'afA AMI Ad.n''
ifIFrsl. I'll h. rrsn"t at tbs Eya and Far In.
rre,"oes III shs Trn>t"cs and Hjler, e.HntnoncnS At
s'nek l. ~ m 1nut.ts, th" |. ot huglst. is.
Zach t'ns u wrtk vi te RAE rscd. i:h1casp nux
Z rb u. GVuDW4S, Ji., Pfc.tduut Bpasd II
, 1875-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.
The Sage Cofloro far T,adv Stu1nnte

lne oaBo Vol1ogo Tor Lady Students,
THIS thsinttnn Eas been erected anf rn1,r-d lv
the Hon. II. W. Hagr, al ro-t II IN ny in rn,,ns
lion With Cornell Ih*rts'y. IN G'nlitspn Inst yyuna
Ntrrn shall receive At Tim Unirrrsty IN e,iucainu ~
thnT"lgh and hEn,1 that lrnylIci fur yYnla men
The oll"gc building Ia heated ~ rtealn, lsi",, IN
ga, carefully fnin!tlcd snd provided with hath:,
gymnasium, botaft nj ;rtrn and prna,1eLta al grnl.
Ths lp!y students hare lhe 1ri,.lr;,n ii ii, 1h1
ro"r'ta NJ !nstrn tnn given In I'll. Uhiv-r.ty And In
The rtn"hs preached dnrirE tbs year In t,f alflernt
University CnI Il. by dH f4aHiriIri clergytn"n II
Satlnls friInir hs n. from yarinin ;arts nf tl,n
Country nlcr =; eela end ,wnrn fnt that purpose
Tie rHtirs number Of iaJ VI s'lta VII ran 1ye &C.
eotItn"ltr during tho coming university rrart t.-
Rt1s't'z IN H"Ihesn RI, II on~ hundred and twenty
hHl A1rl'canth fur rnoMs will be srRthtesci In tis
oFdtr of nil'iratinn.
f.r r.rsallur rnn.,tnn7 full rartirul.r.. ad.trn.a
rElsiDEAT 0F CORNELL GNIf EERlTY, Ithaca,
i. f. ~ 80 |'
, 1875-08-09

PACKER COLLEGIATE IN6TITuTE,
nrook;n Heights, TUG !hir'istA ,e4r Of this nr!'tu
re,ei, I'd into tho family Of Miss f. j. Smith, member
of the Faculty. Thc hest fac,lItlan afforded fns
Music, r'!at1ng sud Modern l..nansRrs. E'e't,v.
rortn alu~c.1. For ciFcmlnra, address 4. CRITTES.
DEN, III. D., brooklyn, n. Y,
, 1875-08-09

Certan PORTIONS Of this iutlebtelness arc 10.
cured By tho. hypu&heca,,ou Ut luuta IN tba
anoune of ii .97o. .AN par yalue,
lho National Trust Company appeAts oo tba
oooAs o. the Company ~ cllargea with 90. .8!Y Nj
ahoNs '' ~ ''''0 AVA"
s.ow noNps ARE SOMETIMES F1oArrp opr
y appears that whom the funding nri,en,a NJ.
LfoAched iu November. 1873, tha Na ,oual Trust
Company held 29s trat.mortssKs 6ouds winch II
Ind purchased as 81 tsnts nn -hn
dollas. Il oppoboa tue funding schan,a' .nJ mi
some partlea coaueuted with Il ,nsM.d
acscu1as to 1le bondholders Adyislug than mi
TO fund. Tbs railroad company tLou arrentl n, ~
tsy vuy nack tue bonds a. the same Frice paid By
uads, AMI .hs suiroaa found to 10 ndshe s1Gn ~
Tue bank IN lie sutn Ut 81. .yBa t2, this asY,oHnt
however. inclndtog \ tl0.UU0 loan by tho hank'
Ibis balance was thnn sas,1, el By / pIodra ~
tand4. Gud mortRaRe fur 93u. .0o0 given by int
son d 1cn,ny. The Trust Compsuy .j,en knit
N'Adrsw .ts onpossllon. The tom ut g,a3D. d
w patal payment Oh this iudebtod.
atsA. Iha bAnk has, however. 1inra
Treated ahe t.a3,SUO - eds amot,ut
Pa!a BY It for tho bonds original'S-aa 4 cssh
sutIi, together with tho balauca duo on Tho $1i,.
ss!b2, niast b. added to tue uoatuY indsbted.
ness. 1he laeceiyer, however. Ii 0i the opinlun
NAT Ito o0iret1 Ut tho railroad bad no power to
naxa such : complicated Arrangement ~ thus
With tho Nat.ouAl Trust Company, aud tbs
anoant claimed BY ths latter II lAsrstole omit
va from LIE Items pf cash liabilities.
ANoTuEA ArAyx CLAIM
MAaA sKalnet the unfortunate Company la ID
ts1os Of BAN J. Walker. In 1873, ]. i.
appnR. ~ QeueEA X&nlxax Of tha railroad,
, 1875-08-09

Neotcna har French and EuRl|-h S .hnol for Young
ln,nf ~ Mth!Ran av near s48.tcusl-*t, "n II .,i-
dar, Seft,f alsc1al ascntnn given 10 The t.rp,gh
cultivation nf Music. Fur circulars KID rcitr IL
4luresy lie frturipal r
, 1875-08-09

ELMnURST BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
ror Young dies aln! Glrts. Will seue1 ylay Sept
ID at Eruhurs, tf miles frnn Chicago ~ lie Hei4a
Dty1+inn 1t tho N. ". Il. 4. Lnn,n'u hc4Ethy mud
urautfu. Grounds over II acres IN extent Tea Arrs
ablc hAd experienced. Naive ea hers uf German aud
Ircnrh. MRS l., n. CUTTER late Head A.-i.fa,lt uf
Wrhingtou School. chcagu, Principal. seud for Cur
GulAr.
, 1875-08-09

L2ACINI COLLEGE,.
Tho S:tntl II ~strr.. the Srlent.i y Aoo. nni tia
dar *rpt u.
nc r'r'.r4si"n Of Ta,:o. Hall, with .nsny improve.
hlfh', AMI "w t7h"r':nrf sui fiy.lnsrll,In wAish
u N" aI*"ti.nR nj thn Institution,
For aln4lhsion anItytu
lily. JAMES ii. KuvES p. D..
...... la iht toIhR,, la,ihr, WFs,
EatalngHr. ran he h'd At jam II. n t:ure 4 e n,
Mitchell Hathaway. 1is hl4se 4s., aud at liz Mcr.
chanth NAtiunai N.nk.
, 1875-08-09
- RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE o. lKlW IN

hAPLAFaT!hf nr HErHrKrnr MAhHa.-r Eat1rdsv AZ.
sSt's. ~ s nfhlL e1capseh Monday etGeptsI, Al
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN F4u.91se
ttsFA i.st stf IL
IT.. rnshrf HIdissH-sf., and At III ftaus " ~N@71s-
, 1875-08-09

Wv -I1-I--@H-0
WILLIAM A. EWISl} tllu tia iIlh day u{ J&nbkrr
4. o. lib maku hs crIa.l t,1saorf tor III hun
sand TVS huarsi daAE. r!I unths altgf
sseult{ Of mtg f.s h,!o,n u'as.na A.lAta tshoUl
date, .sved i, Martin D. ~lux, aS.ba 10 t,s oraos ot
hu said tillant 4. Ewtas, and tsca1ud by Aotxass
Y. S.hss y ;s;k N,unty IysnI. aud .hsts.s dusat
nssa. u the s~ld mite Insdv ~ him. pnL{ie Hocs il
beeaY f,sH that r. stt,ao u tbs 9wsr n said
III tp tuvania . n. au!th trout da Of tks Chansr
an4 wAshnstoA slscets. tn tho city 4f Chicago ID Utk
Lpunty. llnuts. uanuY tE salo Pr" sn!l uilu Auo.
D. kwax M s.'Mhyr M Mi.' hs ,aos'f ..safinf M
Ewing, loxethes With lntsEess sud ousts thseenn.
I, II. ROSS,
Legal holder ot saad mute and colIatulai,
DntaJ lh!s hlh A.y 4 engntt1 4. y. Is1i.
, 1875-08-09

- FOKT MDNH0k ANxENAT,
Ord PofST tnMTnRr, VA, .JMt, ~ ta7a,
VII 10 oheted tor saie ~ lbd Anetn, ,rienrin
A. It cnck T. Sept y Is'a, A. thts trtount ~.
Hr!,,s III! t.: n,s e.,s xae Of !ha Articles e h. ND
u1.ns? tnEn Asrncy. Ss@ YetL. ~ the Urdnaaso
isIns-EA.h Tim pr cent on ihs day Of ase-en nc.
Ia dHiiE Estr.i. ~ ~ '"'"1'' "'''A VI" p'''F'i'F
a.. ..,ns III bs se9a!tcd bo removed within t~an.y
iha out rr.srr =. tL. .,.h. .. ..s... go IT,,
not dc"nct aAtl,tact,,Iy " tA&As ~ sI'"s" Au1 VI"
fAtk!HE hairs 10 H paid fer at mira n ~. H.
tEfHltnad by this cnnrAan,iny trur '''~'t ~ " W.
y: q NJ llllt, Major oI Ordinance.
, 1875-08-09

LAKE FOREST ACADEMY,
eolegs preparatory school fnh bows. Fall term he
gtns selt Q. A. Il. bAuIN, IrurilsI.
NEsT END INHTITtjTE. MRS. i. l.: oAny.
w FGtHo. rAi. he& HkF9H, Eunu. huuu spe clrcuse,
, 1875-08-09

EeHt1 s..,.',-........... ....s...... s.s4aAQpJu
Te Abeyo loeH not include interest on tho chstset
mortHags iot,slN Tie tsaIo Of tbs road IL The
transportation Ut coal. Tho lrdselt yeaf, Ike the
preceding, IL Of nlrnobt urr1a1npiel depression in
most Lrauthes Of business upon which the cunHunit-
lion Of coul tlelens. From the lexbaAsihls supply
Of superior quality for I'LL manufacturing healll
purposes in tbs region tributary 10 the Southern ter
ulinua OF the toaa, lhe conparaye aud ccouony
with which car 10 nlned md tie facility for
ls atipn u Chca8o mud 10 Ill parts of tho Northwest
tho lleeevrr believes II rracic4b:e In yoar Of fa1r
roAl gritty to increase tho earnings from 20 to 81 per
cent oyGr thcsp Of 1874.
, 1875-08-09

fNot.lEnfArK AND COMMEECIAi. INSTITUTE
" Gsa Russars .e49as- s-ksn Haven, tenn Forty first
u ne.. ~., 'y,tsnstt and thur",sh training
Z Atp]lE
, 1875-08-09

GSELEcT THE BEST SCHOOL FOR YOUR Duya
- TAe 11s,uK Iusitnts At Tstr,sown. .uu, iIdsotl,
Ec"Ieus Sept. H.. Thorough in.srar,iuu tn thu Ill
gltsh sud classical studios. TIE following gsuc1eu
arc resent patrons OF the school: Mr. Tno.nas
Kirkpatrick, ha) Drtadway Now York: Mr. q.
CAan!to. Chict Engineer Eric lk4i1ro.d Mr.. LnuIs
Graves. No. 10 puaue .trett, II. r.; Thu nss. J.
sadeu speucer, 1arry!own. N. X; air Luther lied
htld 1Ees, Is. Nat. bank, T4rr, to~n.
A. A1tMAGSAC, A. NJ. D. 4. uuWE. Principals.
, 1875-08-09
Seminary Of The Sacred Heart,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
oera to young ladies all the advantages of sol and
rehurd rdncation. Day scholars admitted tho
clatrea with The bohrers. For particulars H1fy to ,hs
LADY SUPERIOR, is4 West Taylor.st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-11-20

Is IT WORTH WHILE.--And is it
worth while to take all The sunshine out
of life for the sake of few miserable
dollars Meat and groceries and coal
and clothing are not all Of life. If we
restrict ourselves to these, and shut out
music and pictures, and the hundred
things that cultivate the aesthetic side of
our nature, we shall be economical ut the
cost of dwarfing our moral and intellect
ual nature. And after we have dono this
for a long series of years, and SO reached
middle age with fair balance in the
bank, we shall then find ourselves untitled
to enjoy the pleasures that money will
buy. We shall have kept the dusty road
so long that when we finally turn aside
into the groves and the brook side, our
eyes will be in no condition, to see the
beauties around us. Is it not better to
live while we do live, to give some bright
ness and color to our daily life, even it.,
by so doing, we fail to increase our 9TH
erwise might? Is economy quite worth
the sacrifice of everything that makes life
other than a duh and dismal drudgery ?
A wise expenditure Of money for the good
things Of life is really the best economy.