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, 1875-08-28
M'CULLoCN's CRITICISM OF INDIANA


Tho Creditors Not 1yron9ad-A Just
Actton by Tho stAtc.
WoLcoTT, Ind, Aug. 12-To The Aditor Of The
Neu York tribune j: AIr. McCuiIooh, IN la recent
strieturcs On the financial character OF the state
OF Int.a1la omlta fsots important to al Impair
tial consideration Of tho sutject.
At tho time tho adjustment was entoEed into
between thu State and itH credtols tic State. hs
Mr. MoCulloch estimates, was indebted on ao-
count OF her works Of Internal 'mprovenaut
about s12,0000o0. She bad tho works which
had cost the money, chief Of Which vas tho
condition. o " Taa % sista siso hid GSs,-
90 acrea OF valuable lands. to bs dovotod to
sorks OF Internal lMnrovosnsnt. The creditors
volunteered tho proposition 10 tue State to fuAd
ono-hsf tue debt On per cant bond. to 'ete
otLer half. But The canal was by the creditors
entering into this arrangement, to bo completed
10 the Ohio, and to ba madc a!ho1onghfase cJn-
neotng the Ia tea with tue Ohio Niver and the
Mississippi Yaflny. The caunl. aud Its Eevonues,
md tho lands werc transferred 6y the HtAta to
trustees appoIattd for The purpose, But ltlls
work waB ever douo il tho way OF completing
tho canal; aud It HAH II by tho creditors in an
1nesnttme by subtle processes. tho taudahad d.s-
peRred. ANY time dut!ug tho list lon Years tteso
lauds. bad sher renalnod tue property VI tue
state, would have sold ior sufficient t5 pay tho
the creditors, by thar own request. made
special chAsge upon the canal rosouues alone,
releasing The s.ato from al! lab, ,lIty, eroert such
as might be oroated by redemption OF the ca. n,
III pledged security. But the lands had boon
waited, tns canal was unfinished, and tia; by
default Of these cFedito.s, iu not complying viii,
theis undertaking to complete the work. Had
the canal 6esu oompesed, for wnoh the yaluo OF
tue s8s, 900 sorse Of land WAS an smule fund, the
rcyenues Of tue csuat upull N .tes!ally have
lcasoned the dHLt. aud tho canal would h4se been
comparatively ta1nnb rrJpryty
Summary Tho atKta OF Indiana, In oops!t-
oratlon Of the gu n Of e0,0o0, ,Uoo, In surrendered
oonds. has ac.ua1!y giyHn asr canal AID ees, ,oyo
acres Of sallaLlo lands. Certainly 10 ilhberal
arrangement on tue part Of tue Hta:n. 1s It the
sssto's fau t saat sllose who received &hsse mag
Dlffcont propettioa 10 tniataana8od them that
taey made but lltsle out Of tAem ? Careful and
loness consldesst Of tl,n waoIc qnostion waa
exercised BY tho public mon nni people Of 1ntl-
ana bsf"ra pFopo.ltE aud voting to amend the
Constitution OF An State. BY which 1t was ro-
H'vpd not 10 REDEEM thn canal from tho obligs-
.sour to which It had, by tho arrangements named.
been made charge. hu. ~ 10 which the ssRso
OF Indiana had nj dlleot obligation. ''Les not
cupidlty lmpoach JUSTICE" 4. Wo1corT.
, 1875-08-28

nnrn, Musseson, Jumper: barge Apprentice nay Nus
ktson. 1amsar ,srsn Trsnarr, brand fsstn lumbar
aelr Ashtah,la, Grand Haven lsltn' nr: .chr D. II.
JohDson, 4 uzatu'k. lunter; sohr ek5lsrk. oiweeo'
coil srlr 1Anh!s Nm, Musk gym, Lumber; achs ..
II. Waller, Tswss Ctsy, un"r *fhr King h.eta:
achr itnt, ftoY. usanl iavt, Iumbsr sshr Dronk3n:
FIlr Hsycnt ro.i sol,r Gntts, ntaah AsYsn, GHtk
srhr 1.-Two OAK, Calumet, lumbar achr L.i Grant
NuskrQ1n, lumber; scht kA'e Lyona, hrsttH1a";t
lumber; acir Fsson f.ultngt.h, lumber; schs h4a''
sup, UF4nh HNvon, lumbar. ,no
OtEARsn-t3chr Nal. N. II. Ferry whits l,sse, ~
bu o4ts; sehr \. l.. Antlrsws. RlnHsnn. H,eul NJ
corn prop CITY nj Traverse. Trarttas Guy. sn!fies;
sCbf hsd wing iIufTAio, 81 pH bn ooro eGaf hnnh-
ieht, BufIajo TO- lu wheat: arhs Annie hharwoo.!k
E2,e iUoyl hi, coru; schr l.. D. o,tes. Mn'k*gnn 30
bu eorn an sunares sehr z.cs Gn.h"1et. ~ m
% ootn, Gtl. post; sehr csndsn. naa.lo. t',ao! hn
Earn: schr Flsucsa P.lms Buffalo, 1902 tons hard
coal: prop Me.rsng*r, ~. Jp, b!l. noth, and "un
slltrltles; stusr GbcaBn. Mlnnwoc Ia hafes 6rooF.
eorn, iii pA.s Aides, aud auudrlet stinr Gorona H.
ja, snnlries. ... ,
~ brla Fork, $ tca lard. and snntiries hfht
C, c. Harnea. buffalo. 3C.l0t bu wheat: Mhr
oliver htoxatt, frescott. 1',ono bn corn; prop
MeDnmfnee, Mushogon, a br1a Irrh. hsls lard. and
aanir.es; prop O. r. Heath. k.nsatuck. sundries :;
srhr ulnlsl o. Fort, Ds1ego. 2t.0o' hH corn rtop
Ways.ly. Iu1ao, li.cN9 hu whtat, tf,N9 hr corn 3l
brls hur, aC0 brlR pork ar India, Esisr 81 so BIZ
wheat, COZ hrls lour, s.d aun lfca.
, 1875-08-28


Information WIN received bare 1sategdaJ afternoon
that hs hus prop tarstsn barRad 10 Tho Watsr elgn
on Lake Eric Thursday night Tho psrssn loft Ghl-
csgo faN days ago With cargo Of lat5c9 bu wheat
and 5000 hu o earn eonagusd 10 Ar. Il. G. W,aslaw.
Tho dispatch dosa not state At what po!1t iu Latn Ela
tne gesut burned, but It II stated thst she IL CON-
P!sts wreck. tLough no Eses wsrs lost. Ths vesael
rited i. tnOauured ls tops and wss built by
tho enaneat ahipbn'lders uua!l Murphy, It oleve-
land. for the Wislows OF that lat Ut cost Of over
$l31 0}J. 5h1 Was doablo-do;kor, aud qns pf the
ues veatela Aaoat on s laksa, and her losa ID t. bu
greatly regretted. ter cafzo waa futly Insured Ia
cicy*And tecnctes, but whether her hv raa alsa an
sureu could not be aino though 1t l. believed
she II insured In BUFFALO oompt!us'.
Dus5AIo. n. T.. Aug. 21.-The large four.rnsttet
stcsulthip Pert, n, from C4ieago to uuGalo, lkdpn
With 500 ba of corn md ,oYo hu Of wheat 4
osted ~ turning r-py IL miles east Of Long ro!ut,
Lazo Erit last naat anI will probably be sola ioss.
Tno grain waA inspred hut the npeerv Ninsfow. thn
own.rs, do not insure thsif vessels hulls.
The PersAn ouss Il q, ovJ wheu sis csMe out Last
August. Uult by MestEs. QusIs Il Nnrphy, Of C.ese-
land FeRitsaFo1 touna3o GJQ tona rated IN
snand Of Capt BAN Flint. cssw sixteen rasn Tbs dis
astsr repattsd ~ oaauIrins shout 10 miles tnls sIde
u Long po!at, O.uAda ahoret Is miles from unRlo.
, 1875-08-28

0fFlcE RonEM1Aa MINING COMPANY, Of
Juy ~ lsb-Psoposals Wi h. 5sseYs Il ,pta ai,lss
un! 2 oelosa unon. Aoal4y shs lsh a.y oi sslsu..
hst. tes 10 purchase q HE Rsa, Eise .n Min.
ns.r ths viIags Of Maple Grove, oaton.goa co,saty.
Mt<h, md III svsnt of no proposal n.ds being sa,s.
.te aud Mining pl-ni vii n sol At puhie .ueloa 10
e t. akht.t .Gades, :. l! ee!o Th95.l.y. sapt
" sol coaslss Ut ahout i&au seres \! miurFti md
timber .n4. !alus, hoi:sias sasuss, staml4, ruaas.
sseAt tsym4 aud tho Fegu,sle buildIuss 10 propfiy
81: f0s y namets Of .sd. sn ohsf au
!aa ubafA aaAs. For further p*rttouIsss sddTsss
tbs naaeRsgned liQ 6o4th FoussL.st.t pnIl4da uhia
ox Alfred Neads. Es9.. 0nlouasoa, Mich.
3QakfA q, QENaxkY, Rsc1et&r1,
, 1875-08-28

Trstahs wore Active but lbs rates remain upchAna-
sd. ona.ts1s rcrs. To satnia-fEop Equipaa. bargs
T.. l. Mares, cora On through rate To oAwego-Sehr
D. O. Fort, corn At 4tfc; schr Wtteftowp, corn nj
&r<e. To Dunk,rk-schF A. q. Moray, corn and wheat
on PIT. To Port Cnhorns = Schr GranthAm whsat at
axe. To bnn4loiclirs T.. Corning, BcotIa. Z. Chan
altr, corn n =: schrs Lucetns, b. 1.aNrancs, and
1o1len Feecn, wheat 1t axe: hcht o. Mn1att, rofn 1t
&c: lrnr Mnhawk corn On through rako. Capacity
Wheat, 10000 bR; cosu, 2o', ,oo1 bu.
MILWAUKEE,.
Tho only charter Eepottel on the 26h vas tho scht
Klngnsher, wheat 10 GuGslo Al AVG,
Thu following charters were reported ou tbs 9s,b
8cr E1ita AlIsn wheat, Detroit 10 Kingston p. l.
schr Fsnnin Camplpl, coal. Cleveland to ooli!nawood
Il 6oc, gold, and lumber, collins Inlet TO Chatham,
ft.l5, gottl. c. K. Dfton Hruw Alkora, bark, Port
Abort 10 Detroit 1t 81 1.au on rail.
CLEVELAND.
Tht Leader of !he ash hRa the following In regard
10 lake freghts "Fteightt are looking up 10 upper
lake ports. especially 10 Chicago. 0na prominent
vofae-owner stated that he lad beep oI{csed by ODE
broker TWO chrgUct 1t b5et while ¬het broker
thought he could oaa tbs sesAel Il 3oc. Ons eh,rtoF
tnr ANAL yesto, reported 10 Milwaukee from
Black K!vsr II &t.t0.
On tbs 18th the following ehsEseE. wsra reported
scbrs T. r. Bhcaou snd Queen Guy, coal, Erie 10 ohl
cago p. schr Berlin coal to Clsysknd 2sc per Ton
fcar ". g. crosa waite. $50 d1a bulk sa to chtcago
s,.oo per ton, tres; bark sssls Martin, lumber. Sas
ste. Mar1e, nn return from G1ragn, 70 Tonawauda
81 is psr rail schr Guthrie. 100 tons coal and
merchandise 10 Ltka luf1n shore, S05 rer t0n fres
Schr Unouda8a kake1 coal to Chicago, ts5ms ptysto
, 1875-08-28

Capt. ". ", Natos aud others wars aurYoytug the
eh1 Atlantic yesterday to asecrlun the amount Of her
damag CAPT. Nlsey returned yesterday, with hls
steam pumps and wfcckns apparatus, from The
Upper hfssissipi1, vhera ho has been rasing
tho Mississippi! nIvcr atmr Diamond. Of Diamond
Juop Line, Capt, nisley succeeded tn raising her.
though her botm had tecn toru out for ~ feet HAe
viii ise reudy for eeryce lIontlay.. :. The m4msnah
schr u. ". Adams LIFT this harbor yesscriny with
carg1 Of 1lND tu of wheat. drawing ie-t iuchcs
Of water. bhe rln sgtouDl In tue north draw Of
Clark street bridge, ~lich By tho wa1!s nail to tho
lie ia having hef IL tow rns psop oswesss,hs, q
tlc Northern Tsauapoststinu Compauyb line, arrived
hero yesterday from Ugderaburg ths rat boat Of ta
l!ue th!s senson. The Oswsaattlie IL hno-lnokIng
craft ani brought in faE cargo Of ffe!sh. aud good
nuHi,ar Of pAsE14Eefe.
, 1875-08-28

SrtcaHg Dspueh 10 Ths CAIeafo Hia4ns.
FORT HUaox, Mlch. Aug. N.-P4ssEp pamN-
Props sanilAc, Q. J. Kegshaw echrs Oneida. Empire
State. 4. II. Loss China, Ansnlato.
PASSED up-Fropa 6t. Albaps. Arabia, Roanoke,
p4vldaop Apd conport. usckcst ap1 conaats sshgs
Cavalier, Montgno.cnry, Idaho.
W1ND-Northwest, light.
WKA7Aka-Fllc.
xpssai ni*natta 10 n. oAteaas ftthu7s.
, lonT uuNos, Ags: 3l-io Z, n.-pows-rrnpA
aalus sud ooaaort. cntuberry and b,rses: schrs Z.
H. Fqfpss, City 1f Chicago, Rwgpthsart.
uF-lT0Fs Ctty of TreHlont. Optato. China, Cttd-
we'll aud uonaoft, Cnruorant and ronsprt; !; schsa
public.
WIHn-Sout!aHcst; light.
Wk4JuEA-Ftnes
, 1875-08-28
LAKE ERIE
ERIE

4atefat Dtfrattk Ia fin Chicago i,fasns.
En1z, pA., Aug. 1f.-ARRIyALs-Fron Chicago.
poHc.
DEFAhEunEs-For Chicago schr II. ". Sage; for
Duluth, schr Emma L. cpyne; for Marqusste, props
J. o. Fay. Sparta achr sanasa.
nEoBIrls-l,9I1 tons iron-ore.
hH1PAEN<s-l,a!J tons ca4p
, 1875-08-28

1Ht'4 EdfI6F " 7hd CHdfHTf TfItHHs
For tlftoon yeais have hstl nksat ottstrh. !
have tried all tho remedies raid 10 bo COOL, ami
numerous rh'lc.ana, but ali in vain. The Ani-
1nsior OF M. 1Gl bouth Clark ntteet. cnted mo
in one operation by his AopdeEful ecientlHc
trna:ncnt, lu coDmenJing the Auiulstot'v
great remedy 10 tho afflicted with cAtarrh, do
~ "iI|, full knowledge OF lts wonderful cHra-
Gre foPoFtsts. !, with stt candor. say that
firmly helie,e that tho Apituator IL lin only man
living that cap cure catarrh Invite tbs afflicted
TO call an ace me. and wilt verify tho above
n'ascment in every particular. Ihlne. with TO-
Bpect, ... bihs. ]. NJ. GETAAs.
No. 1G7 Woat Jack son htreo,, Chlcago, Ill.
, 1875-08-28

CLEVELAND HARnnR.
Tho Light 1IoIee heard 6Isea aosIca that m and
After Sept, tS, thors will b. ahuwn from lie fTat4
beacon rncsny erectsd m thu eastern 1terhrad,
tfanre 10 C,cseisnd ha3bort two a ssl aht. Wits
an tbs ohct rel, the htss stnx ninn feet terti-
rally above ths red nus. Tae illuminating apraratus
aFs eAadlo5trfc. Afd nf tht sixth oEtr lighting In
dss. nf the horizon BsyouA that tho nstsi lights
viii ihn~ d!m1y and warn vs+s:s tht they ara n, Tar
In shore. Tim Rhss ahnnA IL a.en I'm CO II wolttr.
from tbs deck nj yesss 10 feal The lake.
u .tafntn nslts. The structure In fran,n beacon.
square III plan t,an~l b4ek GrItIw and whte atusr.
, 1875-08-28

Mt. Pleasant Military Academy.
\ Bslect boarding. srhool for Young Men and Boys,
at Sing Bug, N. T.. on IT,, Hudson. full graded
.tary organization complete aud thorouxh Grounds
Laanfu! su1 bull Iln9a eontnolio u. Furty-saccud
soas bet5ns SEPT. Is. 6tn1 fur eiri,ltr rHut siog
ChleaRo Ec{erenGca. ]. HOWE ALLEN, PEnrlpa1,
, 1875-08-28


The Napietse piers wsto nnxthsnal BY 4 afth tFh
Wednesday,, AMI ths ai.th and l.st wsnt In Thursday
This makes an addition Of s0o feet tais ssaao al
der tho surss!nseudepcs nf Capt. Laird Tie iron
sllpmcnss FROM hs Lake Superior .n!ues and furnaces
this ssasop, up to August 1s. smoupt to gross
toys os ofo, sud a7,tb9 Vt pig...A petition Il crcuat
LUZ Il Cleveland favotpg Tho deepening OF tho Cuya
hnya Wses tstwesu ths Rspoca sssst bridge md ihs
railroad bridge just saoYs apa ssa ns.s tAs lumbss
yura. both these places tho water quits shallow.
aud sssssls Of as larger class tsueatly have routa
In t4salng+. Tho petsat 1r.au,e statos that Tho
new selE Il d4z9!s \: lsx lefs pssrols on her
Lake Erie 6y thn Lux H~cep4sstss, tie tug F.vo.te
Yolug down to the laks II eonpsny With ihs vessel
for tAs purpose u bringing osck party Ut sxrutslon
~: VIC .ssa oI board: aus sse. to A.ht.hu.. =.
entEFpmsnt Of oaa sees!ap of ~ FeIisna ota4j.
swardeL 10 DsnIsan. Beldos Co.. has been held u,ss
unt!! inquiries eau b. 4ste with teRsEI TO their al
!sse1 fraud ip soaa.stlon ~sh contracts petfufmn.
ot ths hs arrested 1t The Instance Of tbs 6asss
ATTORNEY, but wsrs sslssasd o. aA! day Or two ago.
....Ths aeAs N0yl Oak, OF QRFeSp, epsI.lsdep. Wsx
struck by aquu !ast Sunday, abQat 1aaa t1o.a ~
, 1875-08-28

ELMEUR6T BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
For iutlng des sHa Girls, Will rsorcn .alsY. SEPT.
IL. II E.nhusAt, 1G miles from Chicago tue q 4leua
Division Of tbs N. n. Il. II. Locat1,n healthy and
1caut f1t. Grounds II In o1teut. Te4rhers
nblt nnd experienced. Ssttse hers Of German anil
French. Hlts. L. y CUTTER Iate Head A4.is,aut nt
shingson School. Chicago, Principal. Beud for CIR
, 1875-08-28

ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.
Boarding and Day R'hon for Young Ladies' Anh
a West Th;ry-tecopd .st, New Ynrk. Dr. 1rring's
eroaal cass for san study OF Tho Eug'iaI IL, gIsso
aud Literature Al Illustrating and ll!ssriteI by His
tory. with readings from the lent auors Will begin
in November. His class for the htsorcai AMI critical
ssnt.y Of this Ftne Ara Will he9n at thc time.
The Fall Term bsgNs on Weduerdav. HsIt. 20, ISIS.
For Ciroalats and information apply a. above.
, 1875-08-28


posros, Msss.,, Aug, 37.-Iamea E. Moods, freight
broker, No. o. Bsats stFos rsposA Eusopeau fseghts
- folows: Market very dull and declining. sus't
supply Of desirable vessels III port hut lstlc demand
for grain o1 provision shIprera. Ths stms San aElos
viii sail for LivaFpool from uosau dlss On shs lsfh
Of ssptaGbeF, but il sesk4a no enQsgssn&asa ~ yst.
.rs sIetmsts q ths !a snd th e
very little nav freight netns. Current rates may bs
quoted u tol'ows; For Liverpool ly seaer. Gf4ln.
7a7Hd PruE!s11ua, a0 - BY tai, grain. Cd: yTori
.ton', 2oAlss for LeNlou. by SAL, grk!n, ii for
Corr, for prasrH, sall, ~ ela b. vi.
, 1875-08-28
BOYS Fitted for C0legp Or Business,

In Rp0d country hnme, with generous tsbls ample
llay gropls aud halhfnl climate, u.ldsr tie ca!a Of
m n.!er!uncsd t.achsr Tho nnnrlar Ut boya l!lnsd
70 u. Ihe nest eehno yssr Of 20 ~scta bsgtI!s
AAo1lEID0ll, Naral Home, rawusl, Vt.
, 1875-08-28

piers of Burlington Bay, AMI cnnrlefely hawrn.ed.
Shs wta towc, ato lt.mt't"a hy he plasaurt-saAurt
DriInis UIHcn.
, 1875-08-28
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT OF LAX.
FOREST UNIVERSITY.

The Collegiate Dep ftmrnt Of Lake Forcat Cnver-
riy viii Ie opened nn the :,d day of sr irmter, i1fS
Ney. II. ". FAttcr.on, j.. D., who has Leen elected
ffesid,n conscnis N act for tho present, and will
iIt, Of OAvet College. Mlchlgan, aua l.ev. jAme. H.
Taylor. Of Lake Forret hass been ApFnnsted ifc-a-
Mt tho btgnhtnR Of The term. Sept. ~. Friedman
Clans will be org nzed and applicants for admission
70 this class or to the Sophomore ca.s will h
Il. xllatn txn weeks thereafter. Fnr further in
srmatioa arpiiratlph may lie lna.!e 10 Rev. Janea r..
Tasl lar, Lake fnr' 1t. 10 Or. H. ". Patestp High
land Park. Il. ", Patterson j. II. Hs.u, A. MilrkeE
T. r, Kitfedse, W. Gror, II. E. *etye, Committee Of
Instruction,
, 1875-08-28
University NUu'9 UdluB, llu


- NUTHE IN Me- NH
The ANIMAL SEsSittS viii y Gil IN tho 6-at Mon-
day In Sci tentr. Tne COURSE Of sTtDfEB Is
thorough IN tI.AhSiEtL. At.hpENICAj,. and rlsEr
tAKAIUNi DEPART MESTs.
MUSICAL BEREAVEMENT. Under 'he direction #
tvele tea hers nf fntrnHsntAi snt two nj Vna Mt-
as. coAauctsd IN tbs plat oil the bes CAsEca cunssf
vstor1es II Elrro,
In thu ART DEPARTMENT tho tarne prtncinlc+
which fuTu tha baas y! Instruction III thu ernlt Art
hrhous Of Eurolro are sultodlca III tho Ceu1se Of
Drawing ana Painting.
Pupils In the s hool of Dn-tgn or 3fr%c rnsv pursue
sre t4l Courat Anl graduate with tAe ssnie aoasfe
~ In the hcade1nteal or ClassrAt Department,
For catalogue, n1drcss MOTHER SUPERIOR.
H. AIaryt Academy, MORE D4mn. Ind,
, 1875-08-28
Monticello Female Seminary,

The uett term Of thiA institution viii cou,unnre OH
"Wednesday, l6h September, instead II lbs Nth Tn
heretofsre natlhs i. iu consequence of improvements
nut tnrnrl.tea- For catalogues &tress lllAs II. n.
HASKELL, rEincii II.
, 1875-04-25
TRUST NOT.

"put no. youf t1usE ii prfnesa," Cd eden eua'11ssa
read: x~..r. A.a
Nv trnst IN urtuee 4nd pezszt his 3utt - sdfey aed.
T1rat nnr.e nsor uasst naE noec11 II Joaz *e1o zap
rn.s y fos nor ttend, nor l1,s1, t~ eunsnd reads
fuT me-
ror raxu VIII sure be&f1y Jou, Gdd eoss~ <0s o1sa
wor,.n vii work yonr ruin. The whi1s ansH round
you fawn; %.~.. +n., ira
Your ios Will stdse 70 croaa 5ea 10 n113"e 'A <'1~
p,t IT L. xo.sx ssz,a1 eneE nom taossJaa lo77
the beGtl
Tim trust you= lonely r1ov, tn the dF'ar Taseh of
tho night, - ,x,AY.
~ snee.hle4s euita and nfassa thngs =an Ne az 5ox
secret tel /:
rr,u,, hSvsrs "a false yEefsslou ed es@d 10 ve71'
tu1 wsH. s....v..~.,.
tamAoo, 4p<d n 187I &s@x 'asa~'
, 1875-04-25
ia determined to continue sending the polar
wave down upon Us, ali this pSecaulion viii be

ia determined to continue sending the polar
wave down upon Us, all this pSecaurion viii be
useless.
BCsIyEA5 PROSPECTS
are good, aud our merchants anticipate Largo
spring and summer trade. Most Of them havo
opened up heavy stocks Of nav goods, and azt
NOW prepared to meet the demands Of the Peo-
pie. ..., ..
There have been several business changes iu
cur midst laraly- Messrs. Wile and Fox. Of tha
firm OF Gugeaheim, Vile 4 Fox, dry goods and
clothing. have retired. LEAVING tho entire BUSH
ness to Mr. Gnganheiua.
The LaPosta woole1 mills, formerly owned b
the same firm, are now owned oY Fox ! Bro
Mr.. Heuoch, Of Aurora, Ill. has located u
this city, and Ia engaged IN tbs clothing bua1'
ness.
PERSONAL.
Miss Julia Wilson, OF Chicago, Il visiting M1sa
Mary Porter in this city.
MI. EDWIN ". Vile, OF THU city, has gone ID
P;ttshmg. where he mill remain in TIN counting
room Of wholesale notion house,
, 1875-04-25
INDIANA.
LA PORTE.

sorEs lxp NEWS or TIE WEEK.
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Special corrfspo"ae"ee f"e en'saae ":-.,.
LAPoHrE, Ind, April 24.-ln tho Social etfc'e
nothing Of ,.ny importance has occurred dutiag
inc nz;,m pas. m'sn snd .hls waiting are resting.
'0f '''tDs' ~N1 ANT 4IusExgs9s.
In til. VS., Of .nussnsn:s ~s have bssn high
s..s,,s rr,a,. +,onna ,,lared Tne Black Fisud."
~ t tronna il renI1v = good one, and, taking
Inc t1oupe - Ae1 tut ~
everything IN eonstoe1a'lou' ps,sa h s,1cb
troupecan give frst-claae enterfa1nme !" sa,@
. hail Az va hsys here. The hall II : miserable
:.a+;,n,;on % ~ md the ataee is really no stage 1t
nas'4eoso1' y, o.. = .,tta-lv unrth1eas. Ths
all whle sno scenesy " asss h..i, -o,n, and
only thing the hall Il nj 1or 10 . pa.n4' -
, 1875-04-25
ILLINOIS.


EorEs AND NEWS OF TIE WEEK.
enAtia1 co7ykspenusaee Of THIS chseags 7ftostnf.
W1uKxoAr, April notwithstanding the
fact that the weather Of tho past week has boen
cold and diaagreeahls, business hAs, ne7e1the-
less, bean liTely. r.'
The great interest manifested in tho spelling
contests continues nuAbated; in fact matters of
a social characsar have not been neglected.
THE Hops1ER sPEIL1Sd-scHuo1,
held On Tuesday evening ut tho ConRreghHonAi
church, was attended by quito number OF easl-
gems. The most prominent Of those In attend
ance who took part in spelling Feres
Squire Hawkins-A1ex.J J. KerE 1ahe Forest
jec,ns Phillips-B. J. Cloves, Kockland.
Martin Hawkins, from Bosting-MiRs Martha sr5-
Bstay Short, the irrspraastble giggler-araoe Cor
h1tn. x..,tu ..s ~h.1n
Mon epeller-alias Flora Rinchleg.
The "a boys and gals" OF Flat Creek District.
altar The school raa dismissed, walked in couples
mt 1T the room. Notica WIS then given to the
efact that supper would be served in the lecture.
room. and Immediately 1arge number repaired q
10 tho pl1ce indicated, where they patsook Oh
1elicacdes too numerous to mention
All Ve1e we'll pleased, as will be seen from ths
SWsfs :. you pleased With the 'nt'tt'intn'n''
Qh1Auk
" Very much 30, my dear"
Such Was tho conversation Of oootenteo
couple in your correspondents hearing dseE
leaving the church.
TIE DINE toc1AB1A
wsa held ut the Methodist church, Whsre plat
| form had been erected at tho west end Of the
| lecsure-room, and to better facilitate arrange
| ments curtain VAS go Arranged as to be drawn
| scross when desired. Reading, singing; ane
| tabIeaut constituted the programme The nau
sic was furnished by the Spring City Quartette
composed OF the following named persons: Mrs
q. L. Putnam, soprano; Miss Nettie E. Fay
| alto ; A1r. C. a. Werden, tanor; Mr. Edward he
| Mullen, haaa-
The elocutionAry exercises by Prof. ". g.
| Lyman. OF New York City, we're well attended.
| The reading. and in fact everything, was per
fecfly sahsfaetcfy to ~ Present. ,. t,
o;aEon, ~ ths proceeds. .aTe foz thnir benefit.
| RNk10poUR-
| Hathoast ohutch- -Moanninz tubisot aTh'
, 1875-04-25

Witness Of the Spirit Rev. Mr. Henry, Of the
illinois Conference, viii prcach in the evening.
Baptist Charch-AoFnins subject, ""ork
and WHges.'' J.: ,...-t. - ..~
Y. G. Tiffany, now Of Byron. Ill.,, WIS in our
city during the past week.
IF. Piper, representing the Lakeside City
Directory Of Chicago. was soliciting advertise
ments in Wnukegan during the wee1: Our
'' Mineral Spring " man patronlzed him hand
somely' on17n.nx ',-
Died, In the Town OF Shields, Lake County, On
the 20th inst, Mrs. Ma1y Dwyre, sged 10 years:
Mrs. Duyre was q. sister of tho Hon. Richard
Murphy, who died q few yeata since. she vas
one OF the Oldest eettlers having removed here
in the spring Of 1887: Her funeral was very
largely attended.
spected citizens Daniel Steele and Abram
Kucker. aged respectively 81 and SO years. u
much deplo1ed BY . large number. They both
died on the 21st inst.
IN GENERAL :;
Tho Athletic Base Bail Club, the leading cluh
OF the city, has reorganized, The following OIL
hcers were elected at tho annual meeting heia
on Wednesday evening .last:' Clinton a., VET Met-
dant Ed C. Lucas, Secretary Viii l.; gen1s'
Treasurer; 4. L. Price, Captain; Frnnk john
| sou, Scorer.
The theatrical performance Of the play en-
| titled the Black Flend," which was gwen oaI-
| urttay evening at Phoenix Hail. was not very
The gravel train is again running On Enc
tStravberryr 1iue Eo-called.
| There will be q spelling match in the lecture
room of the II. E. church on Monday eVen1ng
this will be contest between preachers and
journalists on the one side and the pub1c.scnool
| teachers on the other. Admission 10 cents 1oi
benefit OF the High School library. -
. On Tuesday evening a concert WILL teAe pace
, 1875-04-25

80, 1.-p. .,,,r,har ~ +ba
street corners have been ornamented with neat
-;.r. h.,,;np the nauaos Of tho streets. This Ii
s.sIe' ran,.nt uh;ch has baen aaeded for
IN improvements "m'n LA" ''''A '>' '~
Year,. ...n.. - .nr n,;e,a p,a,idant
over # the University, will preach 1t the First
Msthodi,t Church Sunday evening. Mr.: FtAk
.,'". -. III. +,,orrinc and ths Rav- Or.
m'n ptsasa aa-t .l.ees a,naav a, ' mornin~. ~ -.
Raymond ne1s suno12 ;i iIos hs ,ntrodnc,a nto tho
me 1aks "1tgi ,;1a;r,tr ~ +f,;s IL Eaat
The Board o. Educ3.lon me1 ft,aay tH % ersa.ue
and adopted sone mooincson u ~ ~ luz =.
study at the public scnoois Oh LILO 'n1"ss 0's
gested By pneps aacses Of the p1ep..soy
me 1utse s n.e,s ns1 ~ = sneI1nesrnatch ut the
School Will engage II sp*enlns ~ Sne
Preparatory Chapel tr1aay o atseln9opi ra,,. vt,,
Tbs May festival Of the woman Couege VI
occur May Il Ihe ae.s1ls o. 'no en'e' 'A41'1"