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weather Report
oBHCE or THE CIIET siGNAL OBVICIR,
WARRINGTON, d. c., May 2.-&3O Pm.

oVHCE or TuE CHiEV siGNAL OPVICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., May 2.-S3o Pm
100 FRonABILITTE8. .Fg
For Monday 10 the South Atlantic and
southern portion -Of the Middle Satei
rising barometer, southwest to northwest
winds, warmer and clear weather.
For the Gull States, Tennessee and
Ohio Valley rising temperature, followed
by . falling barometer, northwest 10
southerly winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather. ! aJIl1tA t11f
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and Lakes Michigan
and Superior, falling barometer, south
and east Windsp warmer and cloudy
weather, with rain in tile former. r
For the Lower Lake Region a rising
temperature, followed by falling baron.
eter, southwest winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather.
The lower Ohio. and the middle portion
Of the AlissiSsippiriyers will rise slightly,
CantiOnary signals will continue from
Woods Hole 10 EastpOrt 4 a,1.5 l4rl
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The third days competition and prnc-
tice for a place on The American team, to
take part In the rifle match with the Irish
team In ireland in July next, took place
to-day at CreedmOor, with the following
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vrcKsBURa, May 1.-The assistant
postmaster under the late Peter Casey
has resigned because Of the discharge Of
the old white clerks, among them young
Peter Casey, whose places are being filled
with negroes by Postmaster Pease.
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Philanthropy WORTHY or IMrTA-
rGoN.-IIon. II. g. Davis has been con.
tributing for some time past from six TO
ten newspapers daily for the use Of pa
tients in the West Virginia Hospital for
the Insane. No other present could be
more acceptable, and ali honor Is due to
the gentleman who remembers his fellow.
men in ailliction. It denotes a good
heart Weston Democrat.
Insane people arc noted for their ap-
probation Of newspaper literature, but,
as the Trishman said about the steam
shovel. "Lhey can't yote.n
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DEABoDY INSURANCE COMPANY
~! ogMen PEABODY 4! ISluHAHGE It ! g Co.,

WHEELING, W. Va, April = 1878, !
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company Of Wheeling explrld April lSt, 1875, aud
lts unpKplFOd AFB business has been TelnauFed by
tl0 pVab0dy Insurance Company VI Whepling, w,
Va, " Ah0Wn BY tho Resolution and Certificate an-
nOxcd herCto All clhlnls Tor loss or damage that
may occur after u O'clock ~, April ls 1873, under
any fire policy Issued by the Flu and Marine H.;
sufanc0 Company, and In i1rcc, will 10 adjusted
and settled by the PcabOdy Insurance Company,
J. v. L. ROD0ERS,
Assistant SECRETARY
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Heavy Freeze at Omnln.sIcc Half
an Inch Thick.

OMAHA, May 2.-Thc water froze to a
thickness Of fully half an inch in this sec.
ton last night. A snow mingled with
rain fell all afternoon, but did not lay on
the ground long. Still very cold and rain
inc H
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J1CKsoSvtLLE, May 1.-The extensive
steam, saw and lumber mills Of EPpinger
Russell 4 Co., were destroyed Ry IRE
last night; losa, 100000; only partially
inanfed
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FIELD BEANs-The bean crop is
worthy Of place in q rotation, not only
for It's profit, but for It's influence upon
the soil, II takes little from the soil
is clean crop; requires little out
lay for seed, occupies the ground but
a short time, aud may follow a crop Oi
clover the same season, II an early ripen-
ing variety. Is chosen. The "Medium"
ripens early, Is hardy, but sells at a lower
price than The "AIarrow." The "Marrow"
Is very productive on a good soil, and
u popular market variety, II properly
harvested, the haulm Is much relished by
sheep and Is nutritious. The bean when
ground with corn or oats, IL readily eaten,
and when cooked pigs win accept it with
ayidity. No food Is better for growing
animal, nor contains more aesh-torming
elements than this bean. The idea, how
ever, that beans may be grown with pro
fit upon q soil too poor for any other
crop, Is erroneous. '''-' ''-e t's-
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Aeqnitlal Of ihe charge of

LEBANON, Pa, May 1.-The jury In The
case Of Daniel DougketIy. charged with
the murder Of George Major, Chief Bur.
geSs Of Mahanoy city, on the Slst Of Octo.
Der last, brought iu q verdict OF not
OliiIty.
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DEAD.
p. B. sleyens, SCULPTOR, 0 dead.
rnpNrw A1ExANpR1A rA1AcE,

TIE NEW HHT'7NHE7DENIN THHAVHl
erected on the site Of tho structure OF the
same name recently destroyed by Gre,
was opened by the Lord Mayor, to-day,
in the presence Of thousands OF people
notwithstanding the rain.
LONDON, May 2.-St. james Hall, Liv-
erpool, was destroyed by FIRE Inst night.
Loss estimated at $l50,000.
LONDON, May 80 4. M,-The report
Of the death Of Stephens, the sculptor, Is
premature. lie isstill living,
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rELLEviLLE, oSr, May i.-Francis
Martand and John Josey, who were
found guilty Of murder, have been sen.
fenced to be hanged on the ID Of June
next. ...... .....
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West Virginia Teachers InSti-
tuteN,

The State Superintendent Of Education
has issued n circular to the effect that
Teachers Institutes will be held as fol-
lows; Buckhannon, UPshur county,
Wednesday, June 10th, conducted by
Prois. Crago and Turner Of Clarksburgi
at Cairo, Richie county, June 2lsE at
NIanningtou, Marion o6uuty, July 1st,
He announces that DR.. Sears, agent ofthe
Peabody Fund, recognizing the vital Inn
portance Of these Institutes, has made a
liberal donation to this State for the pur-
pose Of establishing Institutes Of this
character. And it Is proposed, in order
to assist in deiraying the incidental ex-
penses to be, incurred to tax each teacher
who shall attend, fec Of fifty cents per
week. This he regards rs uncomfortable
to each teacher, yet, as a whole, 1t will
assist in a large measure towards paying
tho necessary expenses. - -..
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENcER
WASHINGTON.
LEoAL-TENDERs wITHDRAwN.

WAsnNoroN, May 1.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury has requested Treasurer
Spinner, in compliance with the third
section oi the act to provide for the re-
sumption Of specie payments, to cause
legal. tenders to the amount OF Sl,l75,-
l4O to bc Withdrawn from the available
currency Of the Treasury, and redeem
and destroy the same, being eighty per
cent Of the additional circulation issIed
to the banks during April. Until further
redemptions under the said net shall be
ordered, the amount Of the United States
notes outstanding, and 10 be used as q
circulating medium, shall not exceed
$S7S, ,O5l, 100.
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Government Survey OF the Black
ntlla.

OMAHA, May l.-Lieutenant Colonel
A. I. Dodge has been appointed to the
command Of the escort to Mt. Jabney,
into the Black Hills, which leaves Fort
Laramie on the 18th inst, , -...
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GOV.JacOlI's Letter 10 the Charles
ton MngI. ~ % ,t

From the Grafton scntnel)
Gov. jacob has promulgated an able
opinion In reply to the Ward-Magic-Re-
lief Capital-ltemoval Injunction, in which
the legality Of the removal by the Legls-
lature and the invalidity Of the injunc-
tion are clearly shown. The Governor
will not regard the injunction. He has
indicated his intention TO remove the
archives to Wheeling, according TO the
terms Of removal, at the expiration Of
ninety days from the date Of the Act.
He has been notified that tho necessary
funds to defray the expenses Of removal
are deposited, subject to proper order,
and having no option in the matter, no
will Of course proceed 10 carry out the
will Of the people as he Ia directed TO do.
Judge Ward, we are informed, has deter
mined to have nothing more TO do with
the injunction.
lFrom tho larkspburg City Itenl,l
Governor Jacob has written long let
ter In reply to the writ Of injunction
issued by Judge Ward, to restrain him
from moving the seat Of government to
Wheeling. II is in moderate but firm
terms, and should satisfy by It's clear and
sound argument that the issuing of the
injunction was very foolish thing on the
part of Judge Ward. The GOyernor
SAYS, that BY The act Of the Legislature,
which is clearly constitutional, The seat
Of government passed 10 Wheeling de-
spite any discretionary power on his part
to take II there or prevent its going. Of
course he cannot obey the injunction In
matter In which he Is powerless
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Acci,InntnIIy Killed.

81. LOUIS, May IA young son Of B
Hunter, Of Greenville, Illinois, the largest
stock dealer in the West, was run over
and killed by the cars near Brunswick,
Mo-, yesterday.
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ITisa rather amusing feature Of the
Black Hills mania, says tho Chicago Tfi-
June, that while in one direction the
United States cavalry is reaching out
and gathering in the disgusted miners en-
route for the Hills and sending them back,
in another direction, other expeditions
are moving towards tho supposed gold
country only to receive the same treat
ment All this is nice for Sioux City.
What it does not get out Ot them going
forward it secures when they return at
depressing invitation oithegoyernment.
II is very fortunate, however, that tho
gold-hunters find their progress inter
cepted by the government troops and not
by the Sioux Indians, who are on the war
path and not in the transportation bust.
ness There would be very little amuse-
ment in tho. situation were they to fall
into the clutches Of the present owners Of
the Black Hills, who would in all prob
ability forget to send them back.
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NonFoLK, May i.-James BaattOn, Of
Princess Anne County, was murdered
this morning, by two negroes, while dfiv.
ing home with his son. az
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Disasreems9. q Jury Ia storey

CHrcAao, May 1.-The jury i'd the
Storey libel case came into Court this
morning, having failed to agree on aver
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, May French and English
gunbOats are ordered to the Banks Of New
Foundland to prevent the threatened
trouble between the fishermen Of each Ma
tion, this summer.
THE MINE DIsAsTER-FoRTY-oNE LIVE
H. LOST. .t.r. ...,.....
Forty.one bodies were taken from the
mine at North Staflordshire, who wort
killed by an explosion yesterday. Most
Of them leave large families. Nv.
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Tho Pcabody Insurance Company respectfully
sollcitsA continuation Of the patronage Of tho late
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, guaranteeing
satisfaction, BY fair dealing, ample protection and
prompt settlements
WIN. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
N. G, ARTHUR, Secretary.
!. " L. ROGERS, Assistant Scc'y.
DIRECTORS. rf
WIN. Bailey, Henry u. Miller,
AlOnBO lbring, Henry SChmulhach,
A. N. Adams, Dr.. W. J. Hates,
Jas. T. barnes, Thomas Hughes.
Sp. Ililrath, Rp3
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Organized In 1891, Rsotsanl,'d In Isi
Fire { Marine. Insurance Co,
ofwheeling, w. Va.
CAPITAL, 80 100000
once No, 6, MCLure House Block.
DIRECTORS

Ia prepared to lakO carOiully selected risks on
StOTes, DWellingS, Barns, Churches, River CaHOes,
&c. ''
The Directors and Stockholders aTu mainly tho
ama ~ Of the old Fire and Marine Insurance COm-
papy charter, which expired after n yGln cOnun-
uOdi aud successful bndnus,
Patronage respectfully solicited.
Satisfaction ai 10 rates and iaF dealing guaranteed.
ANDREW WILSON, President
CH. COLLIER, SCcrrtary. apis
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Ghe9nteIIfgetrter
The weather.

Our kilograms from the West and South
bring US news Of unprecedented storms
At Omaha on Saturday fee was made q
half inch thick, and everywhere there a-e
storm wrecks. The "oldest inhabitant" i,
literally dumbiounded, has no precedent
by which to account for it. There is
danger that those old fellows who are be-
ngcareiully nursed up for the Centen'
NAL, in order to show the sturdy stuff Of
which our fathers were made, will be lit
orally frozen to death, that our century
plants will be killed ere they bloom, by
the iross Of 1875, The West may derive
one consolation however, which is, that Il
lifelong winter deprives us Of a special
feature for our great centennial show, it
has its immediate benefit in the destruc-
tion Of the festive grasshopper, Of which
every clod in the Missouri valley contains
u myriad,
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Receipts $597,250. Grand total for the
fiscal year, 800 0266,lH,
II. N. Atkinson, the new Commissioner
Of Pensions, was sworn In and took charge
Of the Pension Bureau to-day.
YELLOW FEVER,
WAsHINaToN, May IA letter re-
ceiyed from the Naval Officer at Port
Royal, who Is in direct communication
with tho Assistant Surgeon at Key West,
says there have been two more deaths
from yellow fever at that port, and scv'
eral new cases have appeared.
FIVE MILLIONS GOLD.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has given
directions to the Assistant Treasurer IN
New York TO sell five million dollars Of
gold, during the month Of May, as fol-
lows: one and a.hali million dollars on the
first and third Thursdays and one mil.
lion dollars on the second and fourth
Thursdays each.
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puhlIr nehl statement.


WASHINGTON, May 1.-The following
Is the public debt statement issued to-
day;
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orr!cr IIlnp 4 MAnINEIxvnAxcrcO.,

u' WHEELING W. Var MACh OIL 1910 J
ReiOIpnd, That the proposition Of the Peabody In
Of Inc Ore buSnGss 6i this Company 10, aud the same
Is sicrvby accepted, and the President Oi this Com.
pany, together with MeSSn. Hold, uOShorn and
UBrion, aru hereby appointed d committee TO con-
summate tho transfer Of reinsurance Provided
that'upon examination by tho committee Of the
assets Of tho Peabody Insurance Company, II Is
found TO BE- perfectly responsible
iSlghedl &, II COLLIER SeC'y,
SgnCd A. WILSON, Trcs't.
-." T..
Upon examination Of tho aiantA and liabilities Of
tho Peabody Insurance Company, We are fully aat'
Isl ISIEaed y" V JOHN REID,
A,.WIlISON,
WIN. 8. G0SI1ORN,
TIlOS. ODRlRN,
, 1875-08-01

=
tr1p TO AeVada* He is much enamored vii, \,
favorable pros2ects Of mining. he gens-s,1e tae
gave some OF his friends snail chnnEz ~ s,.I
silver just ~ they were taken from tha nv: soaa
Mt. Edward Bailey aud Miss E. IL. I;r,nt
married on Thursday. The weidino ~. "eFe
quiet, only the immediate relations bein1 nHJ sstJ
ent. Their many friends congyatuls,a ~ - Ises"
spirit, aud wish them hon-yoyape oa.a ~ !, u
tempest-tossed sea OF llfe. 1s
Mrs. E. ". Fisher lett for Miuneaot. ..,,.
the week. She IS seeking pleasure aud he,hs%
GENERAL ITEMS.
On last Saturday the Athletics Of Th..,,.
defeated the Lombard Base Ball Club hv s.s1a
OF q to II. 's<ae
Mr. Scheffer has been released frm, -
gloomy prison. BY giving security for bul. "''
Some little time ago, come thirty Iaodbo1s.-.
and citizens, living in the immediate y;c;n. q
the College, met with Supt. Huehitt ~ .ss p
Northwestarn Railroad, to talk up tns ni,s "s "
having 9 depot built in the neiehborhooa q
which one train day going to and coming f1,,s -
the city viii stop to take psssengera, Ths ns.t I
ing WAS apparently satisfactory to both n,-+;ss
and immediate measures have been started sss'
the building Of depot 1t this foot Of f,o,t.al
avenue. Nearly $1,000 in subscriptions bs1s hsss
already raised. The citizens living east a; H.
College. especially those unable to keer, ~ ~
have lcns felt the need Of depot, and IN. =.
commodatious thus Afforded will probshs, :.
taken advantage Of by many, and alao b. ~.
more direct means OF finding purchasers for H. H.
fine residence lots in that vicinity. Soma ta-s
has been expressed that II the COMPANY hct;s
many mora depots "the village viii hs essa tosa
all long and no vida" @'
, 1875-08-01

Sp<eiat Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
fEwAuKEE. Wis, July 31.-The Northwestern
Telegraph Company party, so-called, have lett
the cottage and delightful grove OF Col n r.
Ig1ehart. at Oakton Springs, on the soath hsnA
of the lake, for some ten days rural sport, hay
having caught near 1000 bass, pike, pichetol'
perch, and bullheads and eaten them The
regular party consisted Of G. Il. Haskins' wife
and son George G. Prescott, wife and son, I.
NJ. Belden, wife and daughter and Mira y. T.
Bowman, Of Milwaukee; c. c. Haskins, OF the
Louisville Commercial Miss z. y: Haskina'
Buffalo, n. Y; and Fl. B. Hinsdale, OF heoosna.
The invalid and transient guests we're over
thirty The leading ones we're S. s. Merrllt, the
king--bee railway manager OF the Northwest,
wife, and Sons; ]. Antisdell and wife, OF the
Newhall House and c. D. Nash, the capitalist
OF Milwaukee hlr. and Mrs. E. Z. 8. Pike, Mrs.
J, G, Hill, and Mrs- George s. Bullock, OF ohl-
ihe little steamer D. H., Davis commander
kept the party we'll supplied with eatables from
the Oakton Springs Hotel while various kegs.
Jugs, bottles, ana baskets now LAYING around
loose tell tale of departed spirits as we'll a. OF
guests. True. nothing certain ia knovn as this
ia . temperance town; but snch names as
"Bests Lager, !" ~ Otard, ,'' Mhmm Extra Dry, !"
and ..Old Crow" affixed thereto create suspi-
-con that the contents OF these now neglected
vessels, like the tents in the grove, have all III
lently passed away.
, 1875-08-01
: WHEATON,.

Special Corrsspondenes u 1hs chtcayo Tribune.
WHEATON. July 31.-The celebration OF the
seveDtieth birthday Of the Hon. James B. Walker
occurred Thursday evening, and vas n event OF
unusual interest to the citizens OF Wheaton. Dr..
Walker is as dearly beloved AZ he is widely
known, and his friends, who embrace the entire
community. gathered around him, not with
empty hands, but With saddened hearts At the
thought that ss the shepherd Of the flock. he
would be with them no more. Dr. Walker has
been pastor Of the Congregational Society for
some years past, and is now retiring from the
more active duties Of 1ne to enjoy rest in this,
the happy twilight "the marriage hour 'twixt
dAy and night" which shAn melt into I divine
tomorrow.
College cnapsl xss the *rlses ehossa h1 the
, 1875-08-01
DuPAcE COUNTY NEWS
pnnapRrT pABXA

Spectdl Corrsspondenes IF This Chicago 1rss
PRospEcr PARK, July 3L-fhe Park ~ =
invaded with a number oftufiians and los1Hn ~
late. Their presence suggests the ad''s'''
Of keeping hall-doors locked. ,,- -.
Miss Emma Weidman, Of Chicago
guest OF friends- ~. i.
DR.. Mart is blessing the Hoosiers VIZ = =
presence. His trip through Indiana VII
soma weeks duration ..,..3d
The fine groves Of the Park have s@o T.,
much attention this season. There see .'e w.
picnice from the city this weak. ,.uusks Il
J. McCbesnay. Jr., il enjoying The ds''s'
the beautiful little city Of Elgln. ... ~,
dent, ran over his daughter WITH oneN5 il
child was picked up very much fr19nleaees
happily, not seriously Injured. ...tsah
An oid-fashioned - ahindig wss h'oa sIs4
By = party Of fun-mskers aud pleaaaf
1t Emmon's Hall Thursday night .;.t:h III
The church and schoolhouse are o1
renovated and repaired ~ ~
The Wheaton Band gave some q -
ladies' fina seranade I1sr weak ID !.
was fully appreciated .,&
TURNER 1Uxor1o1.
a1r. Daniel Riiay is complatioe f. u"
dence. .sd:
1Ir. Ketcham has aroused spln2 ~ .Arx;
within him. and the Improvement
and ditcnipg made recently, sroano a
dence. are q fine addition to his hands1th a.h;r.nJ
Large quantities Of hea7y f4ta ..s.aa. m
have been sold from the village tn'e = ~+d1fsa
Some 400 rods OF good sidewalk &. ~ .,9a asss7.
have been contracted to be bo1is aI' !,
The work rill soon be commenced. ba ~
Mr.. John Maiduo is just eomplsfms5 ~ I'd
frame house. Carpentsrs DO not suass ss, r. 10.
despite the dull season. sevessi .2sp;a..f Gun ~
are in cou11e Of erection. Ar hoN''
build soon On his lot west OF tbs mn. ooa,e~
1t il autho1itztively rumored that -: - ~
mill m1li soon be opened and run 70 ~ .ssesF
consequently giving employment TO @e9t
laboreFs than are now employed. H.. b1HH
The Northwestern Railroad has ~ ~ d.,get
thanks and the sincere Rratitnds ol a thiar@
fok their successful efforts IN oesse
, 1875-08-01

for ec0, (p0o. Tho poor man lookea ,oesuass sseo
for moment. but, taking nms q M aoE M teaec.lon:
and remembering pefIegty no' hand with fervor
and said it did NOS matter; he would go ban ior
onarter of a million, it necessary: IL WAS Iahes
tarn @ to to be- astoniabed now. He had expected 70
sea his friend remember an engagement. or h1f-
~ of. or turn sick, OF something, ana t mere 40
shin and devotion as though millions were or no
sccnnnt. Bots men ara fne-cut saws. and It
IA nov doubtful which is the finest jake used
to Be, but it Is not 30 certain now. u.s..
/ SUNDAY 1oKE.
The eood-tempered. sunny Secretary-Com-
missioner Of the Board Of Public Works ". a.
Novel; is one Of our recognized jokers. Like
most jokers, he has enjoyed comparar7e 7e t1omp-
nity from other jokers. But, Inst Sunday. he'
loo, fell victim. As he sat in his SHADY YIN,
rejecting how much better of he was reao1ug
the scriptural pages OF The SUNDAY TRIBUNE,
than these. he began to notice that nearly every
one paused an instant before his gate. "l1n ~
astonisned look. gazed inteotly ct sometnnEi;
smiled. Uttered, laughed outright, and passed
on. scoHinc. This sort OF thing became too tor
mentiug to be endured. 80 NOVEL; ealleo !otsn !,a
to the porch, and found stuck up against ,!;e tae
gaie placard, and on the placard vas ,1ls
legend, - Preaching here At ociora taor,snt and
then entering into the spirit Of the 1oke aloMeo
Il n remain and for the balances Of the AFTER
noon-atter ) oclock-enjoyed the contemplas,
ton OF peoples .discomhture Is tnes ;la l1ine9
away from the door, distressed ana pG"uoe % ;d;e.
by their reception at the tongues Of the mug
uant "help." -
Another Sunday joke was perpetrated. Ed
Wall tie poi,test Of nuctioneers, has recenuy
been selling large number o. aos1; ;Io snd
unproductive. Wall duly appreciates printer 8
inE and ia alwAys particular about the notces OF
, 1875-08-01

THE FAn1 1.3s9 - ~ o.to77'3'
+ Special Correspondence ef The cAlraqo 1r1oans'
+ KAsxAKrE. Ill.,. July 30.-Many are the groans
which we'll no from the surcharged souls Of the
f,,.,,-a 80 +bav contamn,ata their nrospectg
lar"eEs ~ sues sou'eup.as s !ns;. 49,
They are lnclneo TO ose1es''naso 'nei1 ne
fortunes. no doubt. but 1t III mean man VINO
aonrcea of comfort and enjoyment they have.
See-0o s.,s:a.r.h,r h-,ta,, Nv tha atnr,, of
Corn "as conS,oefao'y "oAen ~ no sa aa.1
last luesoay DUE II cau s.ano
OF knocking down there's lots Of it. Many
aalds Of oats must be cut with scythes, they are
ao - con,n7ets1v 1sttaned. The vet weather is re-
oo .op ~ - .,rl1 ,o,at,as 40 n IL
salans II injury " Las sally poS%S''s' - ~
most everything else.