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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning April IA.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Morning, April IA.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes, for Key West wa
Cedar Keys hopefts
Schooner Peter Mitchell, Benson. for Ruatan-
~ Oteri
Arrived.
Steamship whitney Forbes from Brashear City to
c A Whitney Aco-Algiers
eTEAMBOATB.
wawenOck Gleason from Bonnet Cairo
WalOnn Ruiz, from Lower Coast
Josephine COzzins from Bonnet Carrie
Ruth Splane, from Washington
Lotus No 8 Dannals. from Jefferson
Bastrop Hodge, from Lind Grove
Hy Tete AucOin. from ThibOdaux
Texas Stinde. from Shreveport
Below-COming U.
Schooner Constance Ames 5 days from Ruatan, to
X Morgan
Outside-WaittDg OrdoFs.
Bark Truce Cowper, from Liverpool Feb y, 70 \
Brys.n &cO
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SHIPS.
FOL, LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
RI For Lfverp00I-The AL ship Preston,
1T5Tt, Capt. North is now loading and having the
<AS- greater PARTON Of her cargo engaged and
going on board will have dispatch For balance OF
frei1 hit apply t. HAYNES T. co,
% Carondelet street
Or to GEO. A FOSDICK & Co,
ap13tc AZ Carondeet street
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7 A. M. 4:3O L. M.
k:3O P, NJ. IL P. NJ.
1880 P. NJ. IL P. NJ.
4::cO P. NJ.
6 A. NJ. 11:3O P. NJ.
5P. NJ. 10 A. NJ.
700 A. NJ.
500 p. NJ.
Z A. NJ. $50 P. NJ
4P. NJ. Z A. NJ,
.-
10 A. NJ.
/ p. NJ.
70 nj.
40 -'
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ApM
a.an 4 M
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POST OFFICE.

Time Of Arrival and Departure of Mails.
Closes. Arrives
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STEAM BOATS.


~. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS PACKET L1NF'l
BELIk or SHREVEPORT, Rea master.
L.eayea FRIDAY April IT, at P. NJ.
GREAT REPUBLlC.
W. H. Thorweean. MASTER J. p. Young, clerk.
Leaves SATURDAY. April H. at r. M
Tnro1gh bills lading via Cairo and Belmont 70 81
ii JR WOODS CO. 1o Common st
,~ ST. LOUIS PACKET LINE.
l2S GRAVIER STREET.
GREAT REPUBLIC. Thorwegan master,
Leaves SATURDAY. April II. at L. NJ
BISMARCK, Spane, master,
Through bills of laling to Fulton, Little Rock,
Kansas City, Chicago, Toledo. Cleveland, Buffalo,
etc.
Fl2 Inn W. H. BOFINGER. l,s Gravier at.
KOUNTZ LINE
NEW ORLEANS AND ST. LOUIS PACKETfs
Leaves ON WEDNESDAY. April II. at P. M.
For 81. Louis, Cairo. Memphis.
lss341 and all way landinss--The steamer
Carrie v. kountz,
Lou Allen, master {. H. Seaman clerk.
will leave as above For freight passage apply on
board or to JAMES MELLON. Agent,
Kountz Line Office "a Gravier street
Will take freight for the Illinois Central Railroad
and its connections apl3
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OPELOUSAH.
Leaves EVERY WEDNESDAY,, at p M.
N Fer Washington, Port Bevrss
la = Sumsport, Churchvie aud all lar 5t4Gl
- On the Coast AtcbAiAlAyA River AID Ba
you Courtableau-the new aud light 6Aught IsaseA'
st. Mary.
I'm place of Bertha)
VIM Burton master A. r. TrOusdale, clerk,
will leave ~ above connecting at SlmmspOrt Win
steamer Minnie for Bayou Des Glaizes, For heiRlt
or passage apply on b0syH or to
ans If BRITTON EPPLER. 1O6 Common o.
REGULAR PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, April IA, at 5 r. M.
~ II For Washin&ion, Port narres
LIZ SimmspOrt, Churchve, and all way
landings on Atchafalaya and Mississippi
RiverS-Tho steamer
Ruth,
In place Of steamer TrentouJ
K. Quatrevaux master, H. Molals0n. clerk,
will leave az above, giving through bills Of lsding to
Bayou do Glaizes. and connectingat Smmsport with
steamer Creole For freight passage apply On
board, or to J. M. DOWLING,
ap7H . Decatur strece
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vXCKSBURG.
SATURDAY VICKSBURG PACKET.
o. g. NAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.N
a FOR vICKSBURG, DAvIl HHH
i0f11Ss1 Natchcz and all intermediate landing O."
se Tho passenger steamer
Matches,
Z. r. LaAthaEs master, j. y. Muse CLERK
connecting ct Vlcksburg with arisot Line cz YaIee
Tallahatchie and SunfOwer Rivera, sEG with Ar GU.
Line for Memphis Cairo and 81. Lonis For IN "a A.
or passage apply on board, or to
JOHN JANNEY; lit Comm ON afs
or to HIT1 CARI.IN Tchoupitoulas q.
au1 6n
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STEAMBOATS,.

NEW ORLEANS SHREVEPORT, TEXAS AND
PACIFIC FAST FREIGHT AND PA9.
SENGEE LINE,
COMPOSED Of drst-cass Steamboats,, In connection
with the the Texas and Pacific Railway Company.
Leaving New Orleans and 6hroves
port - follows
WEDNESDAYS.
La Belle, Capt. NJ. N. Wood.
O. II. Durfee, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
SATURDAYS.
Maria Louisa, Capt. n. j. Brinkee.
Texas, Capt. c. W. Stinde.
Giving through bills lading to all points en- the
Texas and Pacific International and Crest N0ftaekD
Trans Continental and Texas Central kaaEoedA
Also to Jefferson Texas
Particular attention paid to way businesA
.Through Buls LadinE signed only by
NV. JOYCE
Agent Texas and Pacific Railway,
d31 i'm . Magazine corner Gr1v1ef
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lTimelv notice will be given on the bulletin
board Of departure for Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
vana, Cuba and Brszos Sant,agoD
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
on week days.
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RED RIVER.
GRAND ECORE PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. At r. N.
For Grand Ecore, Alexandria
lsA0kSta Montgomery NOrman's, Barbin's and all
landings on Red River commencing
SATURDAY. 9Th inst.-The side-wheel steamer
Bart Able.
r Sinnett master Geo. q. Hamilton, clerk.
Special attention given to all freghts and passen
gers for Plaquemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson:
BAYOU Sara New Texas, Tunica Hog Point and all
landings to mouth Red River. Will answer all halls
on the coast going up or down.
For freight or passage apply to
BRITTON 4 EPPLER, Agents los Common st.
ADAMS T. WORK. Commercial Place.
HITE g. CARLIN, 4Tchoupitoulas St..
mh2O Ina
MINDEN PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April IA. at r. M.
For NIlnden. Lake Btsteneau.
l@M474St Grand Ecore, Grand Bayou ST. Maurice,
Cotile, Alexandria, Norman's Barbins
and all way landings-The No packet
Rapides,
Nat Puckette master, Ferd. '. Cellos, clerk,
will leave positively above. For freight or passage
apply on board or to
lord L. McPEAKE 4s Camp st.
BRITTON & EPPLER. 106 Common ct.
Will nav particular attention to all way and plana
ton business up to mouth Of LOggy BayO apll
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RAIL RATES FROM NEW ORLEANS BIZ RAIL.
Corrected daily by n. NJ. Carter, contracting
Freight Agent NJ and @. r. r.
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Erv WEST VIA CEDAR KEYS-Per steamship
Wimipgton-For Key West 1860 bbls -four loo Dds rs
grease bbls whisky 2 casks bacon rs sacks corn ~
sacks oats 81 pkg snndss f1r e CASKS bacon
1875 sacks corn 225 pkgs sundIies ,,...,ou ,ooo 6.
RUATAN-Per schooner Peter MitchelaIawo NM ~
1ar :, L.gs lard sacks corn bales tobacco 81 pkgs
mdse
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ArrAKAPAs AND ATcHAFALAYA.


FOR ATTAKAPAS AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, April H. at $ r. NJ.
For ssimmsp0rt, Churchvi1lo, and
la41&1uS all landings ON Atchafalaya River
Z Bayou Chene Pattersonyille, Centre
ville Franklin, and all landings on Bayou Techo-
The light draught steamer
Ida,
Up Forpav MASTER F. II. Buck clerk,
will leave as shove. For freight or passage apply
ON board or to HITE T. CARLIN, Agents,
an13 ThOupitOulas street.
, 1875-08-14
R0AD.MAKlN1 BY MACHINERY.

Tho trial Of road-maklns machlues sud !mple
ments competing fur tho premium Of Slu0 offer
cd by tho State hoard Of Agriculture was tin-
isl4od yesterday, st Robusts ILL.,, after spirited
contest boaveen four of tue elk machines outer
cd. Theso were tho Afsywood Bcraper, tho
Wanchopo grhIor and ditcher. tho Foreman ma
chimes. md tho l3arton machine. 1'hs Haywood
Company, With five men, Ion horses, four acrapers,
and plow, fln!nbcd their road ouc.touzth Of a
milo, In nlno hours; tho Ws,.cAopo machine, with
two mon and eight horses, completed Tho Same
lnnElh Of rpnd 1t, nine aud one-fuuEth hours;
tho Foreman machines, with NIX to oisLt mon
and tmo!so horses. aushoti shsls taHk Ia ohe zEd
4 half days; aud tho barton machine withdrew
as The end OF thirteen hourA, loaying far road,
hut not entisoly completed. II is due. however,
to thoao last two machines 10 Say. that they
Width
The Committee, composed Of members Of thu
Illinois Stale Eoarl Of Agriculture, awarded tue
premium 70 MF. ". j. Edwards, of Chicago, for
tho Wauchops machine; but It was admitted
that tho composition between this naacne aud
tho Haywood scEapar was exceedingly close.
, 1875-08-14

ss al this end Of tho lake, for at the upper end
tho watcr ts clear aud doop. 1hs shores juat
now arc very picsurnsnuo will, thu informing
lttg. Of dark green forests and brown fields
ssackHd with grain, both Noting into hazy,
ron,lcd bills that form hinge scallops against
NJ" hkv. The 1ake ia nbont G mica long, and
Lakeside" on the notthorn bank, In most
rh.rmsnE plaee Of resort,
Tho cottages are Allied with people Tho have
npno fof r"ht aud recreation. and who.
r. y IN fishing. boating and bowling.
lhs steamer lcaVes pattios hero for three OF four
nousN, ana thnn comas for them, and nAkcs d
ulp m AROUND tho lake, to Oakton Springs. etc.,
w ", Insnsha N ti'ne for people 10 get back To-
Wa11kesAh betorh supper. Il makes + pleasant
ana easy excursion aid brings rowAukea ln.o
the et'e's of ".nkea'sa'a attractions. ~.
TIN h1LDlHil,' HOME
Within a few weoks there i.ays bonn txn 1arte
excursions from this plAcn 10 kE,e SoIditrs'
Home. DAY passed in The bear.ltul gro,,u,is
and finn tn!s'nss Is we'll spent Ffvtp ihe
to"ef, which il ISL feel htEh and tnvolvea IL
cl1mb.n. u ~ steps, = ~de aud e1te,lxiss view
il oh:alae!. cncle Ham vls certainly s1so to
ro'ccs NO lnvelv and ROMANTIC a nrot
AZ s!to Tor the iIomo. Tho rooms arp In gopI
ostler and tlern atoms to be every rtd,l.st.e ,or
health and comfort They have tine hand,
cHo Of the best IN tic state tho ell.po! anl 10.
ciotr-rontns sru nrat aud tasteful =. suitable
toct"ation IL provided in a bilIIartl-roon and
bo7ling-a!ley Nature anh art hayo conlbipod
to make the GroAnda charming. ::
Net no ono II dis Hioned to regret this 0ut1hy OF
tnetc and money. or to envy tho veteran sodia1s
their i1oa,o '.stono wallA do nut pr1sorl
make, nor iron bars n case;" and II III a sorry
life they lead. poor fellows. shut out from al
Tho entcarmsnts and social ties that really MAKE
homo.-hlind, mh.med. crippled. hopelcsh!y
diseased. feeble both in body md mind.
il Lar boon truly said that half tho world dir
hnl sutlcr. that tho other bali may llsc AMI
enjoy: and in thcHr ives. iarkened and to-
atI'cscj. We see the countorparts OF our happi.
HESS aud frculom.
, 1875-08-14

C,,luiHh!s. puzzled what shs sho,,Id dsrlay
. M true ho1Ee make On hs1 Ut.l.euuta! Day,
Asked brnthrr Jonalhan; hs scratched haa hslJ,
Mnslt:ra while rrteeusely. snh said.
= tult own lusuAtiuu aud own p,4kjuu tpoY
Why ANY ct!hl could tell ia wl4At 10 DO:
h;'"w 's'n your cissl Service, aud explain
~" III mans Ion u ess1yboty's 2aEu;
EhoW your new patsnt IL tncruasu yuuE renta
liy i4,sng quarters Tor collecting csi,s
haaw your short cut 10 curs HnaI4c,a! u.,
lty m4k,ng pspeseeoaEs Euesellt bulls;
ssow yuar bleaching -pe.sss, gLssp aud brisf.
r,tw,l: : Jury cllasen BY do lilpf;
sh"w yoMr saats e. Mle9..lstures; 1t,ow your htozs:
A. high officials ailslns half In siXht
Ia sh4Fa the p'undeF and to d : thsngs right;
u that aout fetch hes. why, you uuiy uss4i
II nlow yout !AteAt Atyla III IAA1tyE1-Twseu:
nlcTl aud II hard to htta her spllefui Tiara
At Enrh advance lu ous POOR huadeu1 years.
-Jlnl<s jtu&stN Lae<H n thx Hati1tt
, 1875-08-14

deep ntl itnpenrtrabl, ravino, tia. i.
oycrnnn$ hy thn northern fncu Of
rupt prccipics of H'1 foet, 1hs "ns oily avoided
hy tnaibg c,rciiit'l''4 rolsa among TIC tnfret-
I,kn Hawtroth, M atsd down ravlnr. at1d rbcEy
Ggnsicas 3At tect deep mill a gradual Incline
waa reacl,,s' that strh Tho tired party n within
225 fcct Of tho summit. a rpring nf colJ water
was found running out of n crevjcs in Tho rock,
ami camp wsA made fur tho night within G0 feet
OF the summit. on A shelf n rock that projected
oyer d,2,y ptnclt'feo: ituEiug tho night .he
the lightning began 10 play snong tho sa..esili
Etsz1S6 sni:::~ra Of FLAME,
that cast tho moat :" ID shado.s into tho
gloomy dcI,tha below, AMI tin thunder kept up
col,stant roar, that rhotk tho rocks like MI
earthquake Tho atmosphere seenod charged
With electricity. sh pllosphoTeHcent CLAW
lighted np even tho jnpcnotrahie bEacknchs of
tho ci9ndt, That poured u1uleanurol volumes IT
ehi7sred against tho rocks. Two OF throe Of the
party hsca'ne ~ teErcr-H.Eiaken that they clam
h"reT! down 2H1 feet or mnre 10 lena cxpoAeI
Ioa's!on but fri. Sewto;,. Lieut.. Foator,
Cart. Tnst'o. mud nr. aiag1llycl!dy. .tood II out
exception Of tl4uso gentlemen nnd .I'o
photographer and cook, returned to tho
canlp al tho font IT tho mountain.
Tho extreme summit c,nait.s pf .owet-rJck 10
foet In height. with almost s,npnt!l. rerpcndjcl-
tan party proved equal to Tho ocrAAio,l, by going
below and cutting = ltnn tros With LrancheA for
atsfs, which was used ~ lalhtr to climb F.art
of tho Distance, MD a lariu.-,u1,o Wis t!tu
thrown over projecting r'i'. nf reck, aud tho
buctor m2tlo tho first a-ceht u,, tLia 1erons
Hterp. Plof. Eowtan followed. Lieut. FoBtcr
camo next, and, when halfway sip, hls jett
slipped. aud lle launched cut intu rtace over
tho abyss below. hanging bv As laf,'la to tho
rnpe, and was hauled 70 the Top iu that way by
tho two men above.
Tho peak, measured hy IN auel old barometer.
III :, sou feat high being
11iE At1li1Sf POINT on TIE EASTERN J!ASt;E
though tho grcnt divide vert tf ths peak il for
n,ilnh considerably over H,FrQ feet high Nothing
woH found 10 rhow that any lnliua, being had
over boen OH this peak. though empty Cartridge
phells weto founl un C!nistcf l.och and Crooks
Teak. On Cfoihterllsock, nrar Itarney's Peak,
WAS fourd cifclo of Rtonea that had Leen nr-
ranged in tl'a shape BY tho tiaul nf MIN, Cant.
Tuttc selected \ smooth place Oh tho eaateru
faco OF Tower Rock, and painted in red the siEus
u I the Zodiac and u large red crues /; aua tic
whole party wftto thuir na1cH. atlt inc1n,cl tho
paper in pnt-'hHE, aud accnrnl 1t Gil tho rock
for tala benefit OF future ekrtprBrH.
The scencry frou1 llar1oyH Peak in grind, Wild
and magnificent. Harney Creek heads in u min
ature valley 2, 500 fec. Leluw. isnged Ly 1,,akiug
aspon and birch; and C'o;etcr Eoct, WITH
lts ncsni-ciscular head, caHth ltB saduw far be-
you'd it; while tllo HnwtantI i}nuge scared and
time-worn, Stands grim aud ragged, like broken
bayonets OF pa,ape:. J.R. L.
, 1875-08-14
WATERLOO. Ia.
Agricultural. Etlucn1ionuf, nllu Ilo-
ttElONh.

AGRICULTURAL. Etlurn1ioluf, and lle-
IiEAous.
Correspondence ef YAt thftn5e Trf.un,,
WATERLOO ID, Aur, 9-Oue of tho i,tc,cs,.
;,,,, f,,t,,ro. j., ~. wv, fr,,, l,c.a - vs,,,
"s =" -. WI ,,t.I. -.o" sAe"Ho ~ 'oi'n-
ef'l Iowa over tho 1lIlhoiS central Through
Line" is tho thrift and present evidence OF
growth In the new towns on tic Chicaro K Iowa
Road II ,vl, In ,1;f,;cu,t to f;, or t,otr, .,o,r
,,r,,;,aa IT, ~.o,a"n ~ ,,s...a -. ~ '.an' Ae"
ou''un6o =" pfoscsa VI clee''oh III tno samo
number OF towt!s IN any other PORTION OF 1own.
Evidently thcso stations have been vel! located
for busi1eeB. and tho crors int1cnte that I'm
fo-,,;,,r, ,1i-+,;,,s ~ ,t,,,,J.,,.1,. s..,.,s
.s.!1:. ~ ... .c,' ~"r"''1 =. oa
saln'os sho to"n0' 1ho recent rams marc Ill
1ured tho standing grain considerably hut tho
chief osa will tc tho extra expcnsc incurred in
harvesting CONSIGNMENT nnon tha ton,.)ct ram
,1ti,v, ~ ~, t,r,,n Ti,o ,,,,..,..s,., s..;.
a. @ ~ VIZ h."''' ru u4''af'es' s'a''
eee'lh u po Chiefly oata. 1he crap III abnSuant
aud hence suffered tho moro by tho storms. In
IuWa OIL tho Illinois Contra! Railroad. tho Ttcnt
,,aa pujYorc1 bv b,jcbt md r., t,s rorrt,.
I,,1.,,,,,a,s, :; ,,,,, ~. H. - ,"1s ee''
th'"enna""1, WIZ NJ. oS o'ct Aa1' crop
aoho he!ds' AN 1olo' VIII not pay for AhrScst-
ing. Oats arc n heavy growth, but badly lodged
Many tjo|ds hayo to DO cut with thu mower. mn,
tha,, .hov ~ ,,,t n,v ~, t.,, u;,. ~ .,,o
~ 'noy ~" uus oAy W tSo MUGS u t''o erasn'
i"o sle1a WIN u"4uest'onaplS pe very 'aF6o'
farley ~ light but corn IL simply enormous.
though !atot!f tho frost does not como too early.
tho Sae!d WIZ DO heaVJ' HIass = all that can DC
doaired; aud. on the whole. tho farmers will
reap rich return for their labor this year In
thie portion Of thtH fertile aud wealthy State.
Among tho sEns Of pEostesa ~ ths beautiful
city, destined some tay to bo . arge tnanutnetur
lu. contre, notice tho Cedar Valley lnhti-
tute, school Of lrst-c,asa srado for young
ladlce. I4o Ifihc!i!Al. MfB. Q; y. NlfuEs.-
, 1875-08-14
q, pAaLlhG .MREA..,

fposothsa stbyla, daughter Of John Geofse MaRy.rs
auA Ejort1r df lsfanienb.. atu&.,,ed John, Uuke
u lrieg lp 1Blo s;e IL 4escfineL ~ pattern VI
goeApfsa, s.a'so ftftas .pd pissy, md. s1l
6eioTsX cLhdfgd TcH' iicr esrcciai delight, aad,
xheneytf ehs rassrd thrnash u, Town Of DF1ca Ehey
pii stIIt viii in!t,ig 1cst lhbtr ppunttff beasl
fAtsr.as Tae following vr.pcs tho7r how ths Doahess
taIna y, ba tslhd the Darling iya7xIf 49, )
Ehe came viii, her Innocent beauty and g.scs ),
Al 1ngcl Id heart aud an slvet ,p fast,
A. nmatnfiv f,c o1d ifrrnt1n eJ,rout,its tet
I'll assas5sste Id IL SOY Il parting pmtt.
;,rt :. 7t'.-- =
Soma f,cus a.s br!pns hike tte sunbeam VI day: !:
WhefSysY thoy ahlne tba olpads yastah sxzy .,.
WhlIa BorroI palp rhaptnu Kt,f.a bach " its os4i
- ~'s~ - " 80
, 1875-08-14
Ut VI q ~ EsFI
TEElLH.


tkA&A4 1FT FNStYttFS
S6'eiai Cnrrs%psnde.ns v 7hs Ch.eaos 7r,bunx.
aPAnEA Nta- AuR. l2-spasta Ia having a fair:
rim 1otvlAitAs AfshShSb tksT &eAttsi xztiby xha1l
1T. Lostt anaichtasao Ars hpsh, VOL tspyssente.
hse .1s hers Il 2ois isi; s5nstncea S nna, .n.n
oEef Of The truth ct s1s insertion tn m7 las. lot
EEsh3t spst.n L as4}!nedA t399tpe5maneut peuuA
fAtity and renown on account o{ tho springs and
the baths, In s'n7oss 1estry csss Inysllds look
brighter and complain lons after a xeek os len
days, rostdpaqs he1e. OF cou1Ra. tho. .oltsl fsom
bustaaas cares and tho aaopatopI Of home lifkis
attended usually bJ aoma -: II, ,,.,r A
J., s.. >, HtA4LAhAr1oH oy,RriRfrr,, .,: -,
hut shia viii koooupt tot the. dim!nptiou o& palu
ezpsrauoed, h1 ,spHsrars,. feom. fhaums st1au,.:
pa<al5ass ani acrofals- somo .ims sipee I:nes
Ronucpaa hese fF0n ops. .of the principal eiitea
o' shi. State, who had suffered 60 mrleh knt "
long With shen,nstjs,n thai he; F%7 s'uoat hclp-
1esa' 1le had used sIl sha Ordinary. remedies
s.tt,ona ohs.itug rsliet. The spaesA bstlH ex..
thince lid fo!nst,el tSnsalest2dI Is gStdVs Tsif
whsrc he had rtce!.t.f ri Iiheh bdHtft *1nf nfati'
eAssf!noilln'H Am taphy :necusi,5attng tos ttH
ti2n through Tho medium oI the thermal LatAs.
1he whole rural population IN nkss III
r1fR nAAsE*.tH tHlr1 ty;:. "a '' 80 II
Tho rdttfe Of &o't ke.A RI -atlerd on sytry:
cutter over RFca. trscts, Of epantry. Tho yio;d
that faTneTs .h} tG,rst .x,stS -. r. ~
id III tlio ,arrhhr X sbd 4 - III
tcr iarnn thra: Tae ,fartr.rtih ~ ~ ILLS ~ -.
manrb a. rotne stAt3Y,ns II, lin tn,nt., onc
otsbtts az hluabc rrns Iav. hcsn s,,n.a 7, ns
sss i is1gs cons4hnaht ia otuaF day ~ sor
f,out,c,j 1,;m'fs Ia nix i Gnnn ft,,HF HsF Itf anff
indians falrly e,,ytr tsc ,;1 I'M raii'ar va
cfxaiitn ~ .du,,,. n. tl,s.c,t4 - "
u,e 5esuit Of uls,r labor. - ~ ~ ~
Iia w,SSrn,oors ,.- '| ''
ubo rare sent e naffia lsT xe,, i H. = t1a novs
cinGnt hive i,ear.1 III IStufbe w ntofssi sis
~ ftva Min hfraGl tf liz ssyat,. 5s2 ~
eysnts tbor nrcfsr the'r III orna t;..s,l al
they sre botta1 a. nox,na .bernas ss in1,n-
.pd quaTtap busliot tLaa ii bong scalneI Iy
ftnht fsd tro1 tn,ss tat,as tt,snd VIZ, ~ ~
sn,ntbody IL or1ialef1;hr xaydra1 thonnann. All.
lara. -, ~. :. = ....5-.,; -
havc becu rer,l}ar cvclopo. Iiro .tta ,,;..tr,
~, iny.1.ed rGbof Nind swrnt ddsn 10 saia:
Il, in rahi.r1v: dfrett3oT iii Thrrx7sy ,,iTc3,
tht+rn, INT - tlce+rr4f I'm "a =, n, ii,
, 1875-08-14

At Ills present age. At loast, we fear that Mr..
nla1aul hus hardly the ptuT left in him for i
l'r!uaa Munster; and his colleagues must ba
cautens to sunor for the bluuders which hts in-
dolsncs aud aoachalauas have eAussd+-Lopdon
Spectator. -
, 1875-08-14

.hpecie yaAnes. 81 the, Paper .E,o,1pr. >,
:TAke .ths current sold auo. at.4n in tAe LEFT.
land column, and IN the Top line., The 1squirors
valuo Ii as Tic point OF fsntotssctson: IN tho
tnhr.,. IL, H...r IL, az. a., -. ;. IL
, 1875-08-14

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, 1875-08-14

hunt in two or th,na laya, and viii then rntnrn
will !ls party, u,lder escort OF Cant. M.1, 10
Fort Laramie, Can't, Nix, besides being bravo
mud gallant nolt]ior In notad in tho army for hie
diycstng yarns. that ero Hun OH at rati1om ann
oxtotnnorjzc,l to snit tia occssion. md aro told
In that intlcscriLably heppy way that always
conduccs to m,TtL. but uSycr offends. j. Il. l..
-
ors cnooK's PROCLAMATION.
.sp,r,ai ctrre.uou,1,,,tx n Ths chtcauo Tribune.
C.,v f,uo,u n, ,cv rn,s Anr. 1.-The fol,
,,,vra 10 ,,,o nron.nr,t,nn ivsnod hy f;op croo,t
"".nR 10 'ilo tloua~no ~ ~. wv"
10 tic minors tu lilo bacK H!ila hfu II 's a aoc-
umont that will commend itHolf to oyery rca1cr
m coming from a aource OF mora than ordinary
o.acutfvc ability.
'A'>''''' A''" nao,, ,,.o
alrocteI IN, no m,sr. or other np.,or,zta cz"ns
ehait ~ snwmI 10 rrmn IN H." ~ hs
bsck lijlls. or in tho inccc territory to tie w.s,
nnal rome new treaty arrangements Lasa toeu made
WlIrnr.s. hy tic tsme authority, Tho underSiEncl
,tI. tr.,ot ~ esm N nr a'
auttorite Citizens WIN INV ,,ow ~, ,u nr sv hsrn.
after rnmo nto tIis country u violation of ,o rs1ty
oIllgstioua: ''' y '''~
Tlfrffort, Tho Undersigned hereby require. every
miner or os'lor aMslor!,ch citizen 10 easc The terri
tnrs KNOWN ~ the Ghek iilt he IoWdsr lisrr, aud
i9 o1h ~ @ nf petofe @ ann a' tlay o. A9st
Iiv,nuiion n the rniners vii ,'rom,t +c,, ~ .IS
thIs order without ro,pclnu resari 10 fsrre. ~
II il suts1eate that liz .ut RI now in iho lil1s A.
scnle at tho military post nbout 10 be established ut
canr issrnes near tho blockade OIL 1rcncfs Crerk
q heiose tue ioth DAY of August iha thcy There sra
s a, IT, @ pJ Seru ns my m roea
renn,inna tn spcprr tn csrh wi,ru aia r,.trr xn,i
Inv, fxr,, tnrni III, brrtit NJ its ljacnyeris an
thu labor lo has already expended.
GEnnHE CHnnE,
hraaer-'cnrrai Un,te,. States ARMY Commanding
DrImrtinstt u ihe 1 Latte; ., ,,-r
GHMr Gaook' Lax Asf 'a's =, i"."; r. ,
riTst. Itecn,nt s1nth rpfan,rv, a;niapt II harp Inn,
Exmslitlon. ''''
Tin ,,;,o,a oro uot;,nod ,r;,,, th;, ,e,,,,,.,oo
nv w., ,A1A0'' "Ao o"''e1o0 "'''' so'' "17u'aaeo'
aha VIII
LEAVE THE COUNTRY WITHOUT MAEIHa ANY
, 1875-08-14

ona .nnn,, rAi Z ha.SE:i1s1 II IHIFI;a1 Fai h. ,c
most pleasant aud successful Affair.
Tie "GFoat European Crcus" paraAel tho
streets to-d.y.' and NtIfBis1 lNd saitfAihons4.
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