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MORPHINE.

The Cordial Balm Of Syricum and Tonic Pills
is sure cure for the habtual use OF morphine,
go extensively used in this country as a stimu-
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, 1875-09-06

droRscd tn eclnntlfc socicties In other c0rntrles
III tho hpre slla. They innv 10 rcrs,tade! to i.r-
dnrtakr oLsetyationA ~!Ilrll. IN ruurrc of .j!ne
NAV :nrnlrfI dnta lar n1a":l"al nHc Tt,a Acattc-
my CALI attention n thG act tllt for a1!ne years
tAn. 4 d.nnutioit III lbs ua!crB " rho U4n,i,,o
and other E:eat riTr!s llas l."cn lrhi.ctt and
especially r'nce t1.e mndrrn prartcn Of emitting
Il ,wn forests wIslintt regard IL ronsn1uenern
has prevailed. Tho Austrian InstucrrH' aud
Atc,ltectB' Union hnve nisn saKcn tho utirstion
IN hant aud appointed \ 1fy,lro:ec1niu t'ntnmlt.
ina to collect facts aud psepaEn 1eirrs. Iho
iannbe. tho Lille. AID, the lshine wcru ratl a..
s'ghetl u two me meui,eIs. "flte otl+r two Wsre to
t:asn!ne Into tlln tntteofoIogy Of thu snbject,
a1,4 tLto the influence which glaciers aud A.pIuo
tp+,entn NAV havp un the genera! result. IIlr
ta'ttuttco rouaf!l tho question M nrscot; they
re "nlslri'd tho 'tnntc lIas adpli"n OF remedial
tlca1tisos, An tI'ry aic ,lnnI,,nsoua in DECLARING
tlat the primo cal+o nf tl,r ihjuElons dccrcaso
OF water lt tbs desnriaton uf fGs"p!r. II can-
not 10 too strongly inprca:cJ upon atl in tue
United Kingdom that tLn rs-t-m of iniudciuus
drainage o! agricultural diri,lctH has se.iousIy
interfeted with tLu ualuIal eoua.t;ou of all Our
, 1875-09-06
1AE INDIAN NATIONS,

onMu1aEE. CREEK NAT1os. via MuaKooEE, l..
T., Sept. 1.-THE Grand Council OF tho 1udshno
of the Territory Is in session. A full dele
CATION Is Ill attendance from nearly all the
tsibea in the Territory. An extra delegation
Of vinstorb from tho Kioaas, comanoacs, and
Of tho wild trsbos from tho plains. is also PRES
,ens. The Council will make appropriation for
tbcir subsatence, hoping thoy will DO induced to
,enler iuto ma.a ultimate and friendly relations
lthrongh tho influences Of tho moru CIV.
illzod Ind.ans whom tt,oY Will moot. The
Gully business to DO considered Ia tho new
Constitution providing for a uosolpof Of llo
Territory. Upiteu status Courts, aud Dsegnta
In Corgrere. ~litch will probably paAs this Couu-
oil. Int With tho pfovlso that 1t to submitted "a
tie Nutionnl Councils for approval. The Couu-
Gil proposes to aAjnurn II, . body to attend tho
International Fair to 10 held At Muskozeo Sept.
IL to Ii,
, 1875-09-06

E@ back mn Grccn1acxa' IA VOICE E"fllF' !
cant dp II.
wha: IL thc history ofit7 Before tin 25th '1ng
of February. lst;3 tht,e was mr. nno alive tlrEe
VA, not apv ote II al. On shat day tla conntry
hid =5b.001, p1l'. II,ev sprung nP f1ll-a1tned
fs,in the ppwcf lf ngeucics uf Tho i}oyeru,nts:.
How lid thcr spsiug up Wiz, tho vtaco nj tEr
Asnnrican peop!o. If1s rnr nigh tnc:nhn.s II
congrosr. and through the l're.itent and s"cte-
tHry Of tho TFea>Iry, WHO wfno down in tha
rtasutns d TIM coun'rv that tlsey would man:t-
tarsuso Limited States notes and laso
them, not on gnli. n". on eilser.
uh, no: tiny wrro haEcd on tho
credit OF tfia AM"rlcnn ith,''e. Tho stntntn Law
ra,nto. Why did wr mekn graantacksi Wllv,
eUplo ano1iG IN ,!nt't hayo to t.itcusa poltjcs
fnw a. lucy tlse'l to. Tho tnnaIh know na. u,sl
and Il IL dovliat hard tnr fellows tn bg nt-
t"Teflct'. [f.anrhtnr.} Gn'h anil hiIser are alt
ptasej ont. ThcIo a'o S2N, ,0Uo0DD Of anal,
ol D"cetnher. lsGl. tho banks all cIo-od their
do7rs and ddnt pAy any mnra gold. Tho f;oy-
elnintns was tilt "f roar. out al mat: its credit
wan ~ M acc 'ant; tie i'anaa ali El!Apcnded.
nttt tl1eFe wasn't Eoid ur kire5, and 3Jl, ,0U0
suiinrA Ia pas eycty day.
Tho tpehket continued At con.ilerabe length.
kna fpohc o1 ttls issus of 55J,1uU t10 III demand
Treasury fm:tr, ahlch wcro succeeded by tho
different lrrnea Of grcenbacka, differing from
thu iuTtucr III Tic fact that they werg mt made
snafablo tn lcmsna. were not bahed III guIi and
silver, Int on tho credit Vi TIN GJycsunout,
i.nleil in k:lic accordance wtth All act of
C'nlgteAs ba sta on tho puaern contained 10 tho
Constitution, ard Ncre ToeGma. ls at M 1,1fttc-
l1lat tue, but whom tho tjoverunl cut tholIi bo
alto II call them IN. lTLey we're q 1!tcsky ,nalo
convertible into G-pcs-ce,lt gold bohdh, Mhiel
tnode ot redemption was afterwards wl"ns,niiy
rereae I.-EHt ISefore tho greenbackn were
born tho Democrats Ind mslco naanst them
and it was now giving PRACTICAL ILLUSTRATION It
ttb 1nalco by endeaSorinG 10 smother sheu with
kistcs.
ell al Hf,rn mfr III fl1n mte.
, 1875-09-06
Lncc-I7nkti,K in Irclnnds


In 1870, during The great famine In ireland,
when 70 many thousands Of children wero loft
orphans, the Irish ladies' addressed themselves
to tho task OF huding occupations by which those
children could caro- = livelihood, Lady Do ro1o
was the hrst to start tho project Of }ace-makug
in CuEraRh. County Limerick. hhe hogan !,y
teaching tho mlstfess OF school the art of max
iug application nowers giving hcr oHu Brussels
lsccs ~ patterns. The work. was so good as soon
10 command high price. It ,s known Az 1rlrh
or Cusragh po'nt. aud is q very handsome laco
though rarely ueeu In america. sincs the es-
Establishments OF La4!y Do Vere'd school. numbers
OF others l,afe sprung up III various parts of
lre!ntiu. That 1t belfast, founded by 1ha late
jane Clarke. exhibited IN 1851 1iuo limitations Of
old spanish and Italian points. The IglsA lace u
very beautiful. II 10 made OF fax thread. tho
groundwork IN crochet. iuto which arc introduced
tlo"ols aud pattsrns III Admirable ,,tation Of
antique raised Vcnlce point. IRISH brussels ia
made at Clones. County 3tonaRhau Irish gui-
pure at cassckmaoEoss, In tho same county; and
tho Iuest ssenclenuos, closely Resembling tho
most beautiful lace of Ypros. ia ulsle ID the
schools Of the Countess OF Etug, At Llshnnkea,
County Formauagh. TAsle IL also Lace school
At Mallon. County Cork. un4sr tho sursrllten-
deuca Of tho nuns Of 1 convent,
, 1875-09-06

Mrs. Niles. Of Howell hllch., died geoontly, ut
tho age Of u.
Tho State Normal opeus tomorrow Its
fltteonth years. sork with tho largest attendance
nyer known.
Tho Union Pacido sold 10, 900 acres Of land In
1leIPs and KeatneY Counties Iowa, Saturday.
to tprtuor oxcuralonlats from WISCONSIN aud lii
notB.
The extension OF the street-raliway 1t Joliet
to the State rontentlary and rolling mills il
cnmp|etad, and cars oonmenced su1piug over
the truck on Saturday Afternoon.
poyal oburch-:ria reoontly occurred in tbs
Town OF Eagle. Clinton County. In which tho
Defendant was charged with seduction mud stoai.
tug half pouud Of tobacco, aud tho Jury aud
secretary were woluon. Tbete wese some exc.t-
sns epifotos duliog tho examination bns tho
detoulant was finally acquitted.
, 1875-09-06

Ills speech ut Canclnnntt.
On Friday night last Senator Oglesby, Of this
State, addressed largo mass-maesing tn tho
DpezA-1Iousc at Cincinnati. Tho speech sas
dlscursive, historical dealt considerably In
"Reminiscences and tue spleudid record Of tho
Republican party; compktod tho two great par
tics and their aims and principles aud finally
touched On tho greenback question. whtcl, por-
tion Of tue speech wo givo in full:
fad 10 tho Democratic platform OF tue State
Of Ouio that tho greouback in tho estimation Of
They hayo soiemnly declared III their platform
that tho gFaenback Ia lcgal-.ouder. It IL about
time. About eighteen months slnce thoy took
tue last dive u that qucsti0n. Laughter /
n 1917 they didn't say It; Oh, rcmem-
sejoIced when the Supreme Court Of tie United
btatcs declared 1t Que time-aud, ~ think,
With oil respecs aud All gtsyity, unH!l!lnKty-
Tint they wore not legat-tondorH, l romomDer
how oyssy democrat ln Illinois laughed from
the bottom Of hls boots to tho top Of nis oars
flaUghserl and Ohio Democrats wore quito re-
toiesd about II, and Baid, "We niways told you
so." Altar while that 6uprsme Court grew to
10 larger. Is gro" from esson lcghtl to nine
and they decided That all that vhlcl, Ia called
universally called-a greenback was n,ade con.
ssasutonally q legal.tendor. aud laHtai nouov,
Every Denocrat IN Ohio. lndlaaa. Illlnola, aud
s,rs about i, eod saId very mean things
about that COURT for making that dccalou.
Nov. the democratic prrty In Ohio have +ntten
in 1ner platform two or threa tinlca that tho
s 9:a d. asese s' & tesR supas&s coa
OF thu United HtAtes 1t very late hour, auu
when It didn't do vesy much good to do 1t. But
tottss iate than never. And now everybody IN
.he unlted statea ssys u Il Legal sltondoF. Now,
very Rp0d over Il. / WA tlHht clad IN saa tkn
, 1875-09-06
4 CATHOLIC lMBRoGLlO,

LoussyILlx, KY, Sept. 5.-l.econs changes In
tic Catholic Church D!ocoso OF Loulsy,lo a1e
tie subject Of snuoh talk tu the city and State.
|Tae Rov. Father Lawrence Bax, pastor Of st..
'Jchu:a, Louaylllo, whom Dshop MoCloHkey
removed to Bowling droen for inaubor-
dinatlon, published card to-day, defend
ling himsolf aud giving ~ tho cause
for tho Publication b dessro 10 Ytud'cnto his
chasactcr "a pastor OF St. Johns. Tomorrow
n!ahop MoCloskJ will publish i card severely
c1tlctsing aud conuonln,ng tla remarks Of
5oro the Pope ere long, messongers now being on
tho waY to lloMo.
, 1875-09-06

TIE practice which came no rapidly and widely
u vogue Of taking. fur consumption snd son,e
other diseases, dtAfts OF vain blood the mo.
@ans when extracted from LILO CALI OF OK, has
esns Into considerable Iisuse Of late, on account
g d!sthste. inconvenience. aud other reasons,
". Dc raecale, Of Nice, has successfully adopt
tia ta Substitute In the form Of dry powdered
ss.eol; The blood Of the animal, Altar being
VEG oa! ID wases-bash. ia reduced to . yerv nno
TsNdsEs aud grated through!s sieys. and il Gao
saaa s DO taksu tor any length Of time without
ttspnBpsnce, being almost taste!ess,-can bo
naen as;I As any common powder, m.1ed with soups,
@at, uaIUaiaas. o. chocolate. Ut incloaed IL /
s'Na sa.ef' ". b: pascale has given 1t, 10 sons
81 the powder hs yarlea socososng to the ~
noats sgs, se1. stAte Of health and digeatiye
Eoset,7in genrssl beginning ~i.n thirty grains,
ASssassog ~ circumstances iasy dictate.
, 1875-09-06

AH 10 Disappeared around lilo honao she fired
sg1in. Ut wftct, Ila Tuned at,nt atlt erred,
''D.,,.'t shoot again. wou,an; lama dead man
now ~ lio t;,n;n l,o rtagRescd against
tcnce, sud thon fell Io hnEeed for aud. and
to-itiDn after which b!,e stArtsd for nl,rhc!n:l.
An niio nrrrnnchod tho l,ou.c, tho tramp Win
lad tsst calieI u,n,i her rle'c cut and oscar.
Ell; aud uuder tllo great e1citoulcnt Afo foil
Ialnt1ng ncar tho run1snle. Two hours Ia.er
AIlo wa. !incosoral by fr,enla, who ir,cno'l !"
lcr story siid went to lind tho niau whom s!lo
Lad wounded, lie was tyjnE ttens!.
, 1875-09-06

AMUSENENTS.
"TWA HOURS AT HAME,n
rarwclI Hail. tonight SEPT c, .n every osenns a. ,,
kcnncdy's Songs of Scotland.
al.. kennedy will 10 assisted by
M1sS HELEN SKESNfDl...,........... .Soprspo,
MISS MALLORY kESSEDT. ,Centratn.
MK. DAVID kESSEbf. bf............n........Tn Tnpr.
stts. ROBERT hESSEbi... Jtnar.
DIX. hhAfs9 hESAEh" .3tFlfane.
I:ntirc thahE! # TrnpF.nftIe fHraI "yetitr1.
IlsuGliAM4iE IUk III StGiIT taiUSbAY}.
:" iHltrf'r'e Duet
My att Fl-t,1tia."
Thr-"b nae luck Rt1nt thn honse.n
Come u,I'er ny Fi1itle."
0fee tive ~ !ct~l-" Hal. HnilsnR 3foru,r
'tThe March af The Gamer n steh.''
UunIntnia 1rin--" Lame f,ar1eu."
- Tie lang ava SHIP"
Cleo tive yptcre)-' Strykr the rYrr.7
''Thc Land o the I.esI."
IL 5c1ts wha Elae vi Wallace h1rd.r
Ttanof:rte-" Eetls and k.sathtt+yn.7
- Part y ng-- re uatk* au,i Brar.,
Bonnic Friyaee Eha1!sr.' 'rhc Is7d o. Cocfreo. y
onowan Tree" "Kai.Icen Navpurnrrr.'
Bfory-'' How nor Jnhn socht m" f7r hi, wift,~
Uiec {aix vutr~-l--" Tia Clnsnl fnpt Towera.n
"Alilater Macalatcr."
Tho Bt*r. .sranscd I.4aner." "Anid Lang ssue.r =
Ad1np*ton 5tc and g. ii kcss tnay Le hal au.! h.ats
- :urcd at Lyon Il licJY's Music stofe. a:4tc-s.,
, 1875-09-06

.Stu Fork sun Aitanspof& {ta.} Srseiat.
lives with lar brother nllles from this placs.
was loft alone Ia her solated house for seyera!
days last week. On Thursday afternoon y rough
fellow called II the house. aud after a4Ang Mis-.
snd nights lodging. iio was refused. TGess-
upon he went AWAY, mutseEipg to himself. a
little later Mrs. CalyesL WAS Obliged to go out,
aud Oh her return sho skw man crouchlnE bo-
hlud tbs door betW cen the slltluK-1oom aud her
bedroom. lla did DOL ssem Ia SEQ her, and sho
saw him only through uAtfow crack There
wore drsAsms In tho hou4e, aud Mis-. C4lyert
know how to use them. Without an outcry,
1t under hez apron, started boldly for the room
in nhieh tho tramp was lurking, A. Mrs.
CalYe4t approached the door. the man
threw Il open suddenly. jumped out aud
tho blow. she drew aor pistol, upon seeing whloh
tho tramp turned TO dee. Bhe fred once aud
wounded him, aud then etAtted to pursue him.
, 1875-09-06
GEN. MCCLELLAN.

1.ss -" 80. ....,x ~ ~. t.ntn.nrc-
.'.'a y. so -. t,,,,, ss..r,, ,,,.,,,,.,..
a Stnt""'.n1 ~, ~ y '@s' "s s...' 1 't''N
70 ee ''t H. o. re an er"u H.. ;.s"a =, son ~
tim Post and Mail is All extract from lilo 4'oT
yu,urns Of sho Count do l'ar.s, describing tho
,,,n,,c, IN v,,,ch Mcclellan WA reI,oyeu from
.l'. 'a.a...,,I ~ - H. .,,.n ~ H., ro,a,a.a
lilo Counts description OF tho hanFa:t1on
CONTAINS probably AZ many inaccuracies ~
| could vol be- crowded Into tic eau1o atsce. Jn
I'm ,,,s, ,,.co. f,cu. Mcf:1clIan aud flen, Rnrn,
a'ao were not sose1heF III .acc'ei'aos tens "hon
messenger sas announced from tue Pres-
dcnt socoully, wl.l!o Gen. buckingham may
| hayo beer, unknowu to tho A,.ny Of tho po.o.
.' ";s ~ S "u ~ "sn ,~ WsCo,''s "s ~. a,,aa
Eidc' and Ind known Mcclellan 10: fifteen
years. Thirdly, tho order Relieving Mcclellan
did not como from usllecIt, but from tho psesi.
% 1I1,s % .hundcr,,t ~. T., IT ~ % ,,urnsil,, Sor .a
,'A7 ''i'nueloo'1' =. 4eaas VI nat"s'"e' 'of no
had been lot several houFs aware OF the order.
Filthy, Burnside dsd mol than "rosst for home
ti,ne," for no had consented Ell or eight hour q
boforo n ,ake lin command
n..t,..,. :. .x,,, :. = 49, 1-a,,
| 47'aatH " VIII 90 al "el' 20 stato TUG "ho'e
hlatoiy OF tho transaction. MAS st that t'sne
| OF special duty Al the Hnr Department. my Office
I being adjoining tho SccEctaryts priyoto room.
n, d. oyon,,s ~ H.. ~, -, ror.,,,,or ,,.,,,t
~ ~ ..o ,''u'"e - NV ~ - H''o'nn'' "o'us
~ 0 clock' tpo ooefelaTy ao'st 1oF me 10 come 10
his ofiice, nlcro found him mitA Gen. ldalleck.
| Ho told mo that ho wanted mo to
s,n -. ..a Ia.o .,I s,,a.,s S..na ,;o, -,
Amy " s"o us'"'ae' @"'4 sP''.s a'mo luz -.
ea'ln8 minute directions as to tho route shon!a
take Just before I left. he handed mo two
my room, aud. having read them, 10 seal them
up HAs bHAAIAE3Fk' W 4Al1A tAht 0A0 ~ WV
, 1875-09-06

The Sare (,o]]ere for Latly Students,

fhi> ttr.1tnfin has irrn rrr.ftd AMI tn.nwr,t "
g." in,, H. sa =. as ro't nf tnttrl IN eonnrt:
II II "'sh f"rttfI f,r:sfy. m eundiliun taat yn1n
"'Hcn .iHA t'"'isr at the Unr"r'ty III ttcatinn al
1.l'h ant irn1d ~ TINT Esrf is'l for yusiuf
~. nc "l"S, Lu'i1psi' hrarl ft"'n', a!shtci ~
a. saf' IN ~ fnrh;.!r! ard Ithsfltd wu hath.
E!,st.EH', hti nIe .r'lcn .ri rrnrfHen!ai grounds
-" ~ ttrttt' haze Ms ,ri,t!eyn NJ all the
."I''. ~ 1t*F u N r''"u in tr University, md To
~" t'Ffh''s ttlf'l iir!rr The n The adjacent
uHsef'iy tiafcE, hy II. t"e nsl"i cle,ey,,scn of
s"r"''* fr'it'"a II" l., frnt f4r,nua raelx n ihe
country 1'i"s tte iA -nl '~,lr1t T. tint ;rro,r
ne rhlIF+ tlthfH'F Ut latl *tLH w!t c m Ia ~.
en''uh''-s"i dn1!'H The coil" Iii: t"r,y Har ic.
RiHhtHR In S'Ih rr. is f.u..r KID t.s rtr
h.1 nttll"auta T. sauua ~.H tsc r.rt-'~.ri Il, hs
ufI"r 0f aspiration.
~ rrr'ltf rtH!1tnf17 full r-r'ru',-+ ad!r.ss
FtsE-Ibl,AT If t3Etl.i.l4 LNttE:.h1i !. 1,,..r,
- -'-"H"'
, 1875-09-06

i.oadon AtAene4,n,
Tho Imperial Academy Of scien:es At Vienna
may ba said 10 be ia,ersatad. .-naup,y, the do.
crease OF the quantity Of water il snr,oKa,
st1eama. and rivera. 4 circular, accompanied
by an able aud instructive report, has beun ID.
, 1875-09-06
hGuA1 Ic.

WHEELING. ". Va, Sept. 5.-Ths ecul!-Eace
hotweop Frank DeumAfsh sna Ed Powell. both
Of P,ttsburg. took place on tho lower course Of
this city yesterday aud was Witnessed by fuliy
O,000 people. Ths distance wa miles, Deu-
marsh ron by three boat.lengths. Time a2:23.
, 1875-09-06

ST JOHNS SCHOOL.
i 'srdiug and DIy s'honl for Ynapg 14,dirs md
G!a,dr'n' G. ., r. TIEpuulsE lEvISy. L. D.. Ie~tot
sitc1a clasA fpr ths study ns ths Eug.t. L,ng,a "a
and Ltcraturr ca Illustrating and Illustrated hy lIl4.
t'TC. with readings from The rkt nuthorA, will fsR'n
In November. Ills cass fur the historical and cri.iral
rtudy Of thc Fine Artd will tsln 1t tAe ftc.
The Eau Term ,rsnt ou Wednesday. sept. =, 17'5.
fo- Circulars ansl Information apply ii abUse.
, 1875-09-06

ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.
CtsctasA11, Sept. 6.-Wullam Kuhlnann, m
employe to tho Lafayette Brewery, was killed by
ahresktng elevator yesterday.
, 1875-09-06

Sretfnl pt'pnfth IN Ths Ear""" 'ffeSHs' /.
roHr 1iuNoH, afteh. Sept. t.b.-pows-tfor' wy VI
Ffen,on Holland, Maty 'assek' ~, .ton sansa1, = ~
rrtnals''o anu eo'so1t, niAn. a Y.,.. H..
Kr.chum and co'ors, Alrens aud consoft' isaas way
mi I"lke'' G",''t ~ env nr1 h,,r,,
Wilson, s' Bird. sssrk; p'5 ,:. o,y '"n n,r1. gl'ss
"o1e' y, na....", ,,rnv,,o.,, N. D. Wilcox. Porter.
Aeese 49,. r,.a,'tar villa william HUNG. ". II.
dutlfn hiIe' r'"4 ~ - ,,,. ,1.ra,-nt n rann
t,,,h.th 1onn. Ellen 8pry, Annio Craig, Pcshtigo.
1Tu-rropa tnui, Eewburah, ltust anil baygc., rh-
.1.ph.a md cosor., CITY Of Pott Huron aud co''-
~. .t,n,Iotn and ba,gcu: schrs Restless, Ealrso
CO.,, II. H crosthw atc. ua.yest liosuc, 5a1aaeia,
.S..,1. star
,,..~ n southuest gentle.
,rr.,urn-C1oudy: Indications, ra!n,
r,,r vroek,ur.,ug 1tcscue goea to work tomorrow
,rorna 10 ratso ths schr Ottawa and low hcr to tic
Jrx-Iock boro. wlIyre aho will bs repaired.
IN, nt-nm barge CIty Of Port Huran, While passing
up ts Afternoon, grounded % bsr bepw rolhs ~
wardr ~ succteacu III fe'easps nef70'4 @''ot ~"
honEs h, suuL: .S tu., Mo.aty. au,t Watortown wc,o
tSusc str.rl i,y ths r1i.n or Lexington on
Ilil"S a''esnooo' ""' 'aAe'e' ''-1 re-
ea,is: ,h ami, T. Craig that e,ruck the schr
o:taxa lns' & one n1nnssr ns as backing away IRON.
tmrsn tnn xs.sei gau lid y lie ro.icd over.
'A' '>-'' A'''' ~ -
ILLINOIS RIVER AND GaNAI NEWs'
Sre;,at D'spafeh to TIE Gh'eavo Tribune.
1.s.,tE ILL., H.pt. 5,-Aan1vEn nr HivEH-Prop
vh,ls md baras rncnash!. towing tho noeb,ck Ill
Nu''' ANo o"'a'
hshs. .,....,,,or ,v,., ,,,,,o, ,o,
peru.
r,.sr, ,y7o c.rA1-prop vhsto and FfIendship, to
~ : ~ s,nr..s @@OF
4o1i W G,i1-chsmp.ou with humber for pcru.
s:Sn f,ct .no onrhaf ,n.,, * 1arr ut Inc xui.o,
nj e az LEI II. Tlo siscr " it'll Slowly falling.
~ 11t,.,.M1t..i :. -, @"' ~ ~
mJscFtt AnFous.
~ ,,ot-o;, 7.'h,,n ns H.. ,ro nrockw.v
According 70 sho ue,s9. pers ~ ,sa us ro N.Y.
left Detroit frtdAy 'os LILO "1ceH OF tne pFor. DIG
tcor sunk bsio~ ulaFks drs-aock on sho h Of June,
t'. ~, 49,, M ac.t,uc1 IN rn,,c t,,c ,.rcct
ha.osn on ooa.u .s.s .,,,.Isn., +un'a. ~
and mosc 1t further IL shnso. .Aaalt!ona haHes u
tho crow last on tho prop. Comet arc those Of
e,,.,'se, ,,ursc doekhsnd, Buffalo, The rchr.
!AieHas' ou' ~ u'~1' 80,
c. II. Joi'n1on ran on ufeeh !s'aha
ehoa1 Saturday night. 6ho pulled OF all reht...
1a,rn .ro cnter,auc, that te vessel which wa seen
- 49, down or n1l.,raon xss the small .,,op n.p.
70 50 ao"u oh A."s".n'. "~' ~ e.oop .e'n'
c'p Johnson sac M iefe hn'toToS S 1a's orc "opsh @
hso, ana nae ~. neeH mtara arna
8IiRaT, Q{ lhG h0f1h#cstoFh transportation
, 1875-09-06

RACINE CoLLEGE.
lAr nr # Letters, th. h.ratIh t, ll2, II, at lie
Gr.u'A y hpul If ls4csne Cucsc viii reucA N.dass-
day, :,t1!. II.
III" ',ts'nra.on of Taylor us11. Will many improve
ri-:t aEt a nrw L1'Ir.trFy and Grirl.~t1,:., Viii h
ar" f i" finished 1efrrr tt ciNA4 nil AID n!1e
IL Il" alraau Of tic Institution.
lur d 1lil3ss!uil aEtlyth .... ..
KL|. JAMES r,E EpyES, .. D.,
k4.tuc f:p.tt,", jia,I1r. Wis.
cata!rgHrs can tc Ind II J,nt Il. VI c;urH h c.'r
shs'Ell* fl!t:aw'yt, lis State Rt, and at the Mer-
chants Satlrnhl I4tk,
, 1875-09-06

ff rmrr@r A..i.tant IrrEcs. IN Harvard CttIee,
md lately }tln'ifal ri tAe NHh S,is'h, Var. r.
MLtr., wall Irer.T+ tr IN, 'irt Il, t!iLtr j hi,
Freshman u The Sp't'Htrt f:tr. To Lc, a,l !. -.
HErttll srtus
President #. c. Eliot, Harvard Chf-.r r*:tr. Cam
hrihEt. Alaxs. ~.
Tl,- Rev. Edward II. Hall. Ch-Ir,asn of the Et5h
s. lrrl LnsEsn,t,+. Mr. "ttfr. il1.t.
The lion. fi"nrge i. H.'ar. Hptearter. Mnq.
Or, y. y. bralAr. East Tbirs,.."s.s!u-.t, New
Yak, NY.
Fur artIsnf1rH address EIr.1a r1.TEEsrt.