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, 1875-09-16
ELSEWHERE.

euHpEMK COURT OF 1ILINoIB.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Sert. 16.-The Illinois aupfeme
Court {Northern Grand DivIsion) met at O'Clock
this morning. Ill tho Judges being present, aud
full attendance Of attorneys. Tho following
ptoce eodings we're had:
ACTIONS DECIDED.
No. 7bd Richardson VI. Daviz time extended tweu-
II days to fil8 record.
1GA. Tia Toledo, Peoria h WAEaaw 1sl1rosd Comps
ny ". Johnson motion oserrMlel.
g.. Williams ". Rhodes paesca for the present.
lICEkar 0IAA1Hn.
ThomAA 4. Bapiug will bo granted licenso To prao
tcs Law In this State.
Kew Mo11onB
~. dreen IT, Green motion for extension OF time
10 nle record.
3l3. Phillips et al. ". Mooso ct a.; motion.
07 Lush et Il. ~. Sherman, leave to ee1ls record
Brantcd by runulation.
2Us rie1iHreo Jones motion for further TINA to
1ln record.
57. tsehearug slocaet}-Csslnee ~. valtod: motion
for rchct ring.
81. Fos,er 70. Clark dssh Of Daniel D. Posser sug-
Ersta1. and for le1ve to mako administration.
139. NeaFaf Ct 81. rS DoYer It n. motion for IN
junction.
Applications Of George K. Ingram and Marshal IIg.
gins for license 10 practice sw III this htato.
ADIoCnHMEnT.
The Court dje1rned to o'clock tomorrow morn
Ing.
THE PRINTED DuCKETS.
Tho Clerf informs that he will havo the printn1
doekcts roady By uoxt Aatutday morning.
, 1875-09-16
DIR. RADWAY'S
Pills

pesssctly taass1nw elegantly coatud With twsst faaar
patss sEaLste { es.%f'q n III sst:n5safsa =. a. sne
lisss. Bo.ak Aidasys Bladdsr. Marcus psstn,sss ~
sache, Coas4 attoa. Coat,sns inatsss,o1a Il p ihs
Bowels Pills.. aud all of the l9st!s ~
ceEA, HATGntsu sueot positive o4fa ftEoy r r
sistls Containing msruury, minerals, o. delaAao
~ obssrrs th. to,lovlns sy1pptoms nasulttH bun
prds.s IL Dire ,,lse Vissa.. -, ~, ,,.a IN III.
Had xsidIJ ii lls .1ts,m.e. hAus!f. skttnn ~
tY!!a@ Fl Wssht tn r. IT, hs III s9%iEis y X sts @
ssF 4: :14 n4,f rsst a. I'd ID ass. sss
ins ssa.ssoa shsn Lying essaso. D@ae;se{tp IA " ".
u Il ta,x g. sia; 81. otHs: l4'h* '1A
isr dts o. IT HAnW Y'i II LIS wilt tEps u yss.
frou III tin .huse- Vi d4urdnta. Pfcs ts4 as
bo1. Sold by drugSttls
Read "Fulso and True,
8%uA pas l&tte8-4tAup ii, RADWAT / o., Ma
WA7o1ss:. Nsw fskk k4ss1aAlaR vs1tA eseAs&
vii be int ~.
, 1875-09-16
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

From promosnt Esnt!sman aod resident Of Cincinnati
a., Tor too sst turty volt khnxn ShA nHxBp4p4
lutlishssa Throughout the Batted htAsss.
. hEN Ynhx, Oct. II. 1s0. .
:na. A4praT.DEAn stn. an induced by ; ssou q
E taE Of yaur asdcluA n,yas1t For sssera! 3esss
hia beso Affected With sous tFuQbs IL tho bladdstsaa
y! L MT y terribly !sss:s sals IL ph'stsss
llama .soa of ths kdns1s and bladder. md xass =
sasr oe,ason thas ny axs!a fssts-N.ad p1:ssss s
physinslt and had taksn larFs quAatity Of ansdas
hsd 'su Of Assoplsniax aufs having bean m.ds b!soaf
{tnsJlA, snf soms four nnnths sxp !ss no9e z ~
sasetsd ou psrsoa wta bad lan1 osoa suffering - ~
a5hs e. .a ot sSns 81 q H h1
sna comm oneed Mkps Them. In thrss days Wa ssA
" @' o. ". JAMES, Otnslnn4sL O. i
, 1875-09-16
The Art-CatnEarns War DcfOro
Judge t)vun,r,Untl.
That Jurist Mikes Short Work of tho
fN3;nes-,
Another a1an Who N'ant.: 10 Get Back on
'f'iIange.
Suit to SGT Aside Ono of Thogo Mortgages
Of Allen.

THE ART.cATALOCuE WAR.

|
| cANHr1Su IT 1Sro THE ';ounaa.
II ancsns t,, ho fin t1utr of nreryl,o1v inst at
| n,os.,,t - -. H., - .;nt..., -, ~,
pirDont " Kot INTO aotho 'k"' a''Aeu'ss' anu sno
rival In tho o,urt. II Una tn.rodueel nv CharIos
| -, :. sAo o'.1'". - Wa" '.s''""e'" ~ eA>4'u7
L.. MabateF, who hlo't bill yebtossiRy III tho
United Stntns Crcuk Court aoainht kh0 Chicago
/ r,5r.,.t.I t,..a";. Do M.N.i,. =. ~
4o"""'li"' LAponItloh h'lo nasl"t ncSaHy q Ho't
| TO prevent tllnm from Infringing copyright
yv.h.+or a.. ~, ~. a., ~ r,,,. r.-s ~
' '"s ee' .A .'@ - '' 'o'
A. HuheefIota " Coz OF WHICH ilEfn, ny tho way
ho Was a tuotuber. copyrightcd d book ghoBo
| t.nn re, f,1s,.,t 1s..-,,,. ,o-- ~,
~" A"auat4tas EAPos"'ou- totoNfAs'
Catalogue. Chlcago;" that ho IN Assignee Of Hunger
ford Co., and Tia. u,s copyright was on tho 2sh Of
Jn1y sespnot To him. ami h,t ~. y .,,o,,t5or ,utbnr
.ea nsss ,s ainee 'ns' ums pab!ishoa book VIM inc
t"tne s," greatly To 70 nA detnnent. WelMter. there
fore, Axkcd thai an Injunction should bs j.Re, With
out notice. to nroycnt any farthor .,e M I'm nrt cat
,,ooro. +,,,t .,v ,-,at. v,It.t 80 80 49,, -.
,."s a.' p1o"s ""1ea uAa i&uo 4loi. .n1
sslo shona b. piid over 10 Nun anu laatiJ that The
E{nos'tlon hnthortes ah1nu ho seqnirrd 20 1'ay lin
'nf every eheet 90 Illegally pnollhta or Is for each
catalosaet thofe bena usc snees lncolug tha cover
III eaen. ,.,.,- ,,
ham. the assl.tan manager of ne At Hall fled IN
atdafis f which he stated ehat no wAn emploJod by
tne EApo1llon 10 prepare catAlo9ne TOT tnfif lse
a1 pIon., nna tha no u 70 from usa IN us Possrs-
eon exclnNstis. ~ attAntea INC nnntrfn OF 100
na,nt,ogs; anu, "n;, 'ae paeneasn o. he Catalogue
.ne s msahfsa e; o. sss nangeFs "a nor saoMn md
e4le "euae:aey evening, sspt. y While shat OF tho
G.. eou,p,ihs9. %ns not Tos1y ohlh Honuay iast,
sePe y; FasthsrmoIe, Mr. Dunha1n statS1 that tho
p'1Ssu n, n q sne ass essaosae !ot Ill., lads.
1ust pn asatea apto1foA Tor Hebster ana r " Ha1o
, 1875-09-16
I3EECHEIs---NlOULTON.

This FOrmoE's LctteF Regarding ehS
Withdrawal 0H ans SUIT Against tho
Latter.
New yoax, Sept. 1b.-Ths following Is the
let.ar OF tho Hav. Henry Wsld bssoher to The
District Attorney OF Brooklyn lu relation 10 the
libel suit kgaIust Francis D. Moultou:
TWIN Moua1AN uouss, Aug. 3o.-W1scuEsTxR
10 nv attention certain eous!derauans which Do Inc
you u roituqu the criminal luit aganst Ar Moat.
Ion and Mr. riltun duly recnired aud considered
think anal the visws which you present arc sounu
and wsa II would seem 70 bs s1on ate that 40 suit
should b. carried in which Mother ialiytusIs n0r
society can hops for bsne1s. should you, in your
further discretion, sntsr nuls Proequl bellaro iii
thinking cttizeuta will regard ,our action Win
spnfob&tton, WHEN mAdS aware Ut thp Fe4sous. Hin.
ceFely Jousps Hksa1 MAID BKxoakA,
, 1875-09-16

In tho matter Of HsntsM, Alfred l. IinahsrR, /. N.
!'ats. Co. ne1 res!t'n: and ro nan tsan..i on
Clark full esatrrent. by tie 25h inss NJ ali moneys
nd s;'s. y s sssd b, % es"nsna " tac s..da
ca,!.e % Why f'nal dividend ueoslng rhauld not be
Real, Ja,cs Kenney Inhn l!ots.rln. Ausu.t lurr!c,
Daniel H. oskcs. aud iatnra STANLEY.
fsHheu for third asnesat needing 10 s heId Sept III
SUPERIOR COURT II HhlFt.
~ Mitchell ct y. ,egnn snls MA Mt Samuel u.
,a.e II Carl eon,,nenoea ] an .stIan ia si,esnsn.
sE INT t1e as'd 1aks Warp Mil Company to rueovor
i. 7. ttcnrae aued c. N. LAWS for sl.oo.
". y. F.rwell, f"sa Tho use nf 1ennte u. Ra,sman,
adm,ni.tr.tr1 ,rotshi suit In covenant ss.in' An.
lf T. sae. sse aisa ssfsn Iii ,s.ln.. soonon p Dewey
\ 4 i.t,rtot ii 2l, q rhsnl!er's s,,'I:l'icn r
4 md the WI, oi lilo N. Il. X of &c. II. 80, ii.
v. Il. La'lnder hied tal aaainst Il. +. lionors
t. Gisrkr. and H. T r layo" to fo1so.s ] a. % t1st d..
for slss7' o., iot Block IN Ellis West Addition.
and &le iInrroyementa on tho lot+
CIRCUIT COURT.
Il X Eina commenced an act!on for y, 900 ssanss
J. Nottingham and I.sac L. f11Aa..
CRIMINAL COURT.
Patrick Dunn aud Thomas lfenuEan Veto tried for
ri0t. AID acgultleL.
aoso clothing, and sent to The County jail for len
days.
Charra Good and Clnrles Cox wcrn tried for kcotnR
II gaming and acquitted. Tho feature Of tho
case WAS tho lets,mouy Of policeman, who led 10
confcas shat he had played It tho house, and further.
that TO had hsd occasion IN hs dealings theta 10 bor
row " chira. otc,
Charles Flynn sricd for larceny. found guilty.
and ssnt ~ fail for ten days.
Patrick polsn pleaded guilty to tho larceny Of
quantity Of postaaeatanpe, and was reinsnded for
6ehIepce.
JUDGEMENTS.
gurEnfoR CouRT-Cokrss.1oAa-A. 1rthley ct Al,
". Chalkiy Bell anti Jamee Porter, $1G91d.-A. ".
Austin VI. James L. Campbell, e5;a. +.-Catherino
Nastcl VI. William Reiuharl, $l,0G1.25.-Wiltsn
Dryar w. Ftod o. Klmlal1, ta1s.aa.
tupaE GAaE-1. F. ponf}eld ct * ~. OarEfe Cad
f1723.H.-c. II. MikcEt Tr,,stcr. u. William 4.
Weed, ,tJ10.41.-CohAnssey alasH Manufacturing Com-
pany W.. John ". Hooper, $2G7,43. .-. ..
Cincu1F nr-CoxrEfsioNa-Katey Hoeltei ~.
0eolge zulter, $2s7.-Lorenz Franz VI. II. Aelnsn,
$I43.90.
, 1875-09-16
EDUCATIONAL.

8p<etas hsnatch IA ihs Cht.aga IrtounS,
FWtAnEtpu'A, sel't. lb.-1ks recently erect
I'd buildings Of the Northwestern Chrintisn Uui-
veralty. mllea east Of tho city. were formally
dedicated to day by III add ssa Of tho Nav,
!sAao sterIatt: Of Cincinnati tditor OF the Chris
ttdn iao.aarL There WAS = uge attendance OF
friends VI tho cotlsze, which nos IA In frat
class condition financially.
, 1875-09-16

HTeTy drop of tho aEtsAparlltlan oaplycet eoutuun
Gates hnuEh The h.ld. sweat. ur:pe, and other Iuds
and tuee. u the s5ssu tho vgos Of Lilo, for il Erp
ho rs nfua s,It' c,n.Mntt!on. R'aadnlat disease.
othor pasts Of tho sy.fem. aore cyc. strorous dis-
cassts .r n tho n.ts aad tae wn.t skin di.
1s,, esSspo!i; a:aS. Ilssk 'pat;. 70 de.
painful discharges. nshE snrat. ioss of sss1n I'd Il.
w*ss of ny II: pttrcplc xlthsn he rsnss
Of tala Hondtf ot roduru cAsnsry foH Iays nxe
VII nFosa to my efson usaas 1t for osher dlsaasa IL
II tho patient. daily tecon,inE reduced BY tho xases
anl ttrcnnrnsItoa that Il continually proFrcssinx,
9Th new material m&do fta hn.lthJ bioo and hla tho
foF wen nncs this !ordy oorr,snco, is wusk Vi nur
saon ant saecssds II d!tn!:h.nx tho loss uf w.'c.
oe himself stnwin9 better and stronssr, lii ood di.
SestinR bostat appetite nprotluz aud osh aud wesx
inrrnA4lnJ. -"--
Not oniy dcns the Sanspar!itan Hcsolsent e7cet a1
knnH AKan!s III tho Of Nbtono Sosofulous
sad Skin dlsoAsps hut II l. tho oaly oasi
tive cure for
, 1875-09-16
ary work. anil derlnrcd tho fact tlat ~lla tho
taking uf isLn:i c.td nnt snri!t-t1ll, 81 fo~
r4Le In lnanser tae M'ttonary wori, %AIeh was thu

srv vorts. anil deuInrcd tho fact t,at xhi,e i1,o
"'n n"t" a. r,.,". 's e, '"s . ~. Nv
'i'k'n'' ut s1''Hn'i e'lF" oht 'f't-sau, :" low
r'n'e I" 'nanss" sao m"i"nary woF', %S'rh w'' th'
lis If -" Church.
". IL, vel I, II !;-t: r.i,?. rail- that
l4n Z, ., ,4:4.: ,,i,t .-rs:,s, :: s,toun had
1c., :, w. -, .i, ST.. ,,,,,,,,
- 80 -," Ap..,ns. ~ ,,..
'.'Ast - :: a.. = - - ;."t h.t, II lhoS
wI-helL' :"
=; .,:;,,,,;,
':o' ':'';' lf, ;.':' ,',~ss lin D;n'eso.
- II i: ei ~ 'an-e @! rasss. lrr 'ia-
d. ."!'s. ;.,'.s ~ , k:sS; ssd bcen a.sc In .p.
{. .,.,t4.,, .:,1 ". aiul o,rr f,,nr. ,es,autc
=, ,,,,v 1r,,, ~, +-r+y ,r,r,, ,,,, t,,,,,, H.,
'' ."t'.. ,,,I ''. '': 'ri.N "a' ~""'H aoo'.
lr"' 'aey f"'n - ''Hte nuaninfiss Rn'i IN that
Ftatrncht lie tohCh. liz had G!yep the data TO- t.e
tsl"c,inH to act uw.
Tho Hon. Mr.. Dresser .au that In 8outhsrn Illinois
''''o "e'T '.'o' ''', au1 IN them ~ told 'h're
wfs W. sgns Es.s~l. sh4fslts *nl hut ass clergy:
e "n'e n cSst @ ;aS M lMsfG "ers Mss51tsss @
HAi.ats. H1Fat tau!s ~ tne Caittn Asa eteh That
MWn taoueht teyouaS "aN eooA enough Tor nit
F.ohaes' Lae ~ W. 1aa. ahyeoly n't:t ~
tr Ten eSlahllehel church. but ony )
man OF ,n.e'aeate M 1nI aetsS q sehsehao snd ros.
~ w., "'a ~ ,.s ' .J nIn "e'e thp MN
t,inor,eY ~ FOR tlcn,, "0' A'e'' '"o''" Ss'''' VI
An":tsf tronoe " .t Tho Church ait not do +.
Ms ~ ~ ~ ~ H. ," ,,a"s , ~ ,' ..H III "use he
wss, ~ 'A'' R''''' sa''' WIN ' s''s9'' aneS
l"o MUCH Fsdi-9HhkEh5'
100 mnrh Rssu 10 in.ksns *t,eE th1if own salaries
hstlons m tha ~ hnt y,'e sh"Rh .os sass "alafer.
llfte ,h thicaQo. ~; L@sKea chtFch'-"hich reFte.
scn e1 illIons-had IN l5ls according 70 The nirls
church owned property ~ that amouns that It paid
poshons tho m ill., d ri IT. an n ayaa. IN ~
psrue't.st ~ s.t nut inet ~ ns"ueu u1,'"lN9 w.
m, t''c .ai"s'' lea a.su ntsHtt 20 ~ ssspsA"zcV.
~ Senuaaasn eo%p"rauH T. fes.'ea ~ Ua1sago anu
~ .t's. ,,.sG.s.. wa ..,,v ,v. ,,.nn .uor,r - ~.
~ "I"''' MA '"n "unn ',,,,',. r"ooA' nA Aoo"AhD
, 1875-09-16
YELLOW FEiEH,

CINCINNATI, g.. eeps. IA dispatch from
Ms" u1lFanI RAyss "ln . town Of Milton,
Fla, . inliv- sbov, p4nu.:tls, tho ontlre pop
uiatiuu VI which Il alti-tour, tnsxs are thirty
lhzee caseA OF yellow fsvsl-elaven fatal. At
Wcst PascaHouls, loo n,lss from Now Orleaus
thaFs we're leventy ca4eA aud Gltesu dexths dur
lng tlo past week"
, 1875-09-16
DIOCESE OF FOND DU LAC.
EiEf.II0N or 4 nfsIfnr

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 15.-Tho Episcopal Council
for the Diocese Of Fond lu Lau mat at Green
Lay to-day. TN tho third formal ballot, tho l.ev,
jain Henry Hobart Drown, OF Cohoea, N. r., WAS
elected Biyhop,
, 1875-09-16

quarters wull thrrrt H1iII ffty taf4rtF
from "ny Weight atarhcd 70 ANYTHING LIZ .,f1ht h.'
tn:A5. III n~y.ryHtng Il. lsa ,.o" sn't tsl !lr h,'!
wen rimry c1eEt.sius fur h>e'f thr 4,''le hones,;
Ind nurre.e. that hs PERFECTLY willing N
| e1nrele 10 any CLERGYMAN "T Lyman Prcsens;
anil With ressrl IN ti1r rats, he ".s 10 ean-
HAT hn hNi ns'thlu1 IL rc'sl't. am nH!flfH L..
Ersre except H.: the , .ion :;'net to d'n'1nd q:
l1it fhc l"ity 1t II tolnffhe" u pursue ohf G.
:i1F RraSa.t 'drRr: shat naa bSnn lrttelfcu aaahs
li'M wa lint ~ NY Iven aeilbesMs'5 Gn!Ny NJ i.
va 'rfed ~ dl'n:tlY nleako h1tnse,t no: h ol-
lmfe nun " sao tiehTA! Len1ehNou. to 4nssou "
osoa "ns MAde 10 h.m ehat: II he weas % the Nsn'
rfal c'nFth!io he en"aa hot nrposs VI. eeynoHt, -
as n5s,r s ed ~, ~ sns
~ ~, r., ,hn ,,o w." Ion'.W1 uesnuM.nn
% g. ,,e III !'snsuh IN tne I"a,.is'on ~ Hf'nH
'uf ,. 4uu. ~ oaahety 5el"sea tas plestae. aa'
ar" W 81 S'o p.ekf. ~ss i3s
~. ~. ~ .n.sn H. ~ one ft6r.1sea 'aFh thaii hlEee!!
atus va. ors e.ishc /, ws:nc.s t e'.rs To- hst
~ ~. fsn;.,a ~ ~ '"to s"ntt*o VI tne e1sss"n =
.m;n.onn X ~ sny sossansss aaa nehnana tns
'''tHuu I VI ~. MSl"feu. "no WA hanauatfa W
., ~ "a 'os.ss q tnn '.se bt.1niecisc! Y harmony
fa"u 81. no fnHSea u Hnn!i 10 = grind thlns
If: 0s anas ss1 rs1s H ,s hsis .',rs'AI
s,r spn ~ ersnu tain. tof tno ma -, ana inr tho
rrn.ton. a. ~"'i'. Mps oat 11t'.'!. Teon.
~ asaao. na' tn's sennE u hs y. s':a t'slo,l
t.S ns' VIA ~! su' naut .. ". ~ ne'S hau ueoh
tn. c,pceaily ~ lecr b,i hcrn 1s nt III H.,
,,. .n ~ "a =. sao n..!"eh " =. t.ac.ne capse4py
a s.J ~ , ''.u sun ", Ea9sa W. sslno
.nntrr ,,r..tv ~ ,,ssii,., ~ ,,',,1 a.
~, 3hn oo.tnr ~ ~ -. t,sns1' - ~ ', ss. Iy
Mr suyltrnn TM,,ad H. nsts,,. ~ IN W. .t,n"t
nIke 'fo no sttsnt ., 40 hn ~ intaef ~ , r.
that thr ,r,rdb Errt not mia our IL v m ttrh.n,
rn.nxs.,, - III, son,. ~ ttsn, M r. lstAHra
s.. n i ~ - .s,' % ronu - .'!e, .uu. t;nHhnt'l Ae
thc ss,m,n ~ "re,rha W.. .ha,n IL T'u w. I'LL, j..
:. ~ t,a n-a..nc - ~ , H -. ., u !. !.
th,t ~" ~, or.t,. ~ s,n @ ".s,.,,." H. II u,
nrn1mr. attfuteI nun,rt,.. |. nf IN thu..h - ~
cxcte<Iins iii tuete II strrncI ia him thn MAJ,
tIt,,Iou or thn eurrd r,t. hn In Cn,hvn, ~. 80
charging and dtsLonoring Of lie sacrc taso 10 oc
cuje 10 lu,r.,,co Into ,ht sermon st,1it ri r. t,t
an. to lie s,alIinv C,mn,ttt,s.' 1'' - >S''.'0
The Rev. Mr. PcfT.ya tIlterruptInr> c,llc. thc gen.
tlon.n IN orlcr -ri.v ~ ,,t,ir !. ~, ~, !, 49,,
are4t cpufu.u,.l Tnsrc wsa M aulnor,y fur rrti.
cisyn OF tnr prrncbsr
Dr, suilivan-rhr .rruun haa bean alluded 10 IN
l.uda.ury terms, anl ,hlt was au errss,Ion of op,n
iu If Il ia Vuly 10 e allowed in ctic d;Frtop viii
submit lei it I've ~. IAppU1s, sud ni, ,<ert "'&
Tle PRESIDENT ruled tue aentlen,an out NJ nrl.r
Judge ts rrnar1sd thai pol,l illusions tv tu ser.
nou Here aut u order su ,he rAt uIalt not to h.ye
been pt5Intt,tsl
b. sul!ly4n-1 doul with to throw IN any annie Of
diseorl
pr. L L,exe-1ias not tho hour CONS fur b,llo.luo
, 1875-09-16

f1h11 Tor fttl4ctiph Ill Alhu1 thb ri
l~taou.l preference w!ah 70 ss,s NE tlslf y'"ts.
While freu to say that lfs u toll aud aelf.
trcA.ed Diocese. ind eudrayornH by s ls1g,a rnari
~. lhe nsl loving case sud the luos unrei!tlux do
ia f.sa I'D soeossr VIII IL os woua L. wei 10
no, sti u had tbs privilege Ut aaytnK to tho Uop-
yentiou IN l!ao!s IN fcbs4aEy. 30 now ray 70 you
stteIues. and stte aud of tnctiug through Ae!.y
failure III my Affirmation further Injury upou ,uuE
H. u srs M ~ xsh ls
ploAas u NY beha1 furb!u tho use Of luy
candidate tos rs-ele'!ou u tAo D4erto Il l!uos.
method In ~h'sh c.n sl,h lelicsey provide .gns
STATE Of thug. wh,vh might ,'osalbly arise. with
sfs't 'e'psc'' lAlful'y 1h4 ttatsru.iy. ys,sss
Dr.. Mcstusdy hoped that d.. ,leferenca wuuiI bo
!s!d o th4s telueas o' f. seymour lii fteAla fut
thoreuxhy ylndlcae4, .nl b, pE. Msst.. id nj
shna ~ b. n1sdsd ~ any fsts Z t Convention to
II ;,,a T.. H., Church .l.n - Would ha1s
cut of "A:ch As would COME g1r.te. sua aoItes
1hal. rreisted y Almighty dtl fps L,Ms 0rrAter
s''s 'h'" s'su 'el''s 'ho g!shol"t n-siut.
nest AIaIttaod this Convention. It, a,ood before IT,
u sAid IN ne ;1a.'sn of rtsrlc1ed Lt,.yttr nj
st =, t r w u u asnS M * Gss nsun,,,un l. s ia 1ot
the pIEIosa q t:i:L cts two ol1trt,ous
!, H. d. lad i y, !" ri; 1'In-'sa .ss % A., IL Isa
M1x4I' : ,'At ',.l ~llom the Convention co0ii
l.ru.ouiuusIy uu:se. lie Mn kat.sde1 fso Via, he
had s,s::: 40 LrAra that they taull nut uute
"a Dr. McLsreu, anl 10 waa further s4ttsntIl
ihAt ths> ought nut to unite uJxa him, ns
hs Nv utiscnss u ts sentie1uan on scoouat ot Lis
doe 'n~s " Of lh Ioaitiau In tue Church. but
poh mo slMPs oanon!cal ground which ls wisAsd to
W. fa, atastd by t1u fereEeua geuueu4n Who uu.s.
lnAted hua As oh1ectlGn objection ~ 10 tho
aus.t!oa q time. ps. NsLArsa had Issn pr,tst il
ths Ceusth AtGs ys-ts. liz WA 0rd4insd III JAuu.ry
~ L.: N9x: aia VT stem u Ain cttali.tls in
lauren ttAs had a.0o csrxynen WHO hsd been In tho
l">d Aad Proved, sud long uus prors4--it jill nat
, 1875-09-16
FEVER AND AGUE

Fevef and Arm: en.el fof af,y eeuts Thero /. ust.
sn.i Ut ".hcr .naarton- hlana, a.areF, .ypol yelas
an Htnsf ts*crI t1idrd 3! trlwaya p!ils 70 auict =
Sold by DsuexlsA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
The LeveeA

General NJ. JEFF Thompson returned yes
terday morning ON the steamer Katie from
two weeks inspection of the levees.
He reports that NO work has been done
At Goodrich's, and thsrei no danger if the
levee does rot cave for ten days.
At the Raleigh small work was built by
DR.. Wyley, which saves the break at that
point, and Mr.. George Foster has done quite
work on the Belle Pointe plantation,
which makes all safe down to Omega.
At Omega 8 small run round has been
built, which makes it safe, bat at the an.
gle below Mr.. Joe Noland's house, the
caving has reached the leves, and no work
ID being done.
At Milliken's Bend a small work has been
built, and constant care is being exercised
to close any break that may occur from
caving.
At Maher's nothing is being done, but the
batture is several feet above the surface of
the river, and there is NO danger. The
water 10 running through the breaks at
Buckridge levee, near Ships bayou, and
also Through the. upper Hard Times. The
lower Hard Times, lately finished, stands
pressure Of seven feet of water we'll, and
the planters have Captain Job Routh closing
the breaks in DisharooD, which are now
safe.
At the Bayou Vidal levee, near New Car
thage, the convicts have been removed, and
had not a protection levee beenehrown ND
last week, all the cotton from New Car
thage down to the Perkins places would
have been under water by this time.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH,
wA6HENGTON.
= ~ =
The Southern Pacific,

:
The Southern Pacific
WARRINGTON, August 2a-The President
has accepted the sixth section, comprising
twenty miles of the SoutherR Pacific rail
road Of California. e. . /,
Paying September letevest.
The payment of the September interest
commences to. morrow without rebate. -
''f. The Darien Canal. - .
Professor j. +. Noarse, OF tho Naval Oh
servatory, delegate to the Pasis Geographi-
cal Society, who was instructed by the
Navy Department to unshe . special in
vesugation regarding the Suez canal, and
inform the society concerning the surveys
for the Darien canal, reported that he bad
every facility for obtaining information,
and was attentively beard BY eight hundred
g-ographers from all parts of the world.
Professor Nourse hopes ha made . favor
able impression. He excited great interest
in the canal. 's#s #it.i !, Sia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

went of, and we started for Sabine Paes
where We anchored at P. NJ.
The next DAY the Dix came in, ready to
tow us to Galveston. We got to work tenn
frames, covered the seams With tarred csD-
vass. and on the morning of the twenty
second, ut thirty minutes after midnig
we. started in tOwOf the Dix for g. lvest.r,
where we arrived at ii A. M. on Sunday,
the twe1ty-sec0nd. We ca0e 70 anchor
with twelve pound howitzer and one fielc:
carriage off Galveston.
There is to be survey of the vessel to
estimate the cost of repairing her to fit her
for sea. Should the report be favorable, 80
tar as the amount Of money is concerned,
We will commence work a. once, taking our
time about it. and get her good and ready
for another trip. = - tE'ts 49,
Capt .iA Kells certainly deserves the
greatest praise and credit for his untirlng
energy and skill in handling his vessel.
J &C
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
Sermons by Rev. d. NJ. Palmer.

MIR. c. W. Cotton has furnished the Re-
PUBLICAN with the first numbers of weekly
publication by him'of Photographic reports
OF the sermons of the Rev, B. NJ. Palmer.
This publication Mr.. Cotton proposes to
make permanent one. Mr.. Palmer him
self pays Mr.. Cotton a high compliment for
his accuracy as . phonographer in certify
ing 70 the verbal accuracy with which the
sermons have been reproduced from his
lips. They may be relied on, he says, as be-
ing exactly what was pronounced from the
pulpit. with only such verbal corrections.
made by himself, Is were necessary for the
press. The numbers are excellentls printed,
and may be obtained at No. l6 Carontlelet
street. They are on the Certainty and
Soddsnness Of Gods Wrath" and the "Self
Immolation Of Judas." ..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
THE TURF,
The Hampdlen Park p.....,

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. August 25.-Ths
second day of the Hsupden Park meetiny
has been thoroughly successful, the at end ;
ance being mitch larger than Yesterday.
aud thS races hotly contest ID. The Ara i
race, purse $4,000, for bosses that had never
beaten 2:2l. was won by. Bay Adelphi. who
t OK the second, third and fifth heats. Lit :
., t1e Faid taking first and B .nner the fourth.
i1me-2:A. 2::.23le, 2::22l1, 2:23, 2:23lA.
The second race, fecs pursa of $4,000. for
horses that had never beaten 2:3O, was won
1.ps 0y a"peini IN three straight heats. Time
The third race, for horses that had newer
0eaten 2:3l, purse $4,000, was won bv
Orient, who took the second, third ana
fourth heats, Lady Sartin taking the irs..
Ilme-2:2634, 215, 2:25k. 2:26A