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, 1875-06-27

GdlGA6D AZ a FUEL QE GNAA&s
The decision Of Attorney General PEnRH-
4oa1 uonceraing the payment Of dnties and
fling claims for damages at interior ports Of
entry is one Of great Importance to the
merchants Of the West Some two months
ago, Mr. Cos4ST, Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, decided that the duties on goods
imported diract to Chicago and other interior
ports Of entry must be paid at the first port
Of delivery, aad that the ten days allowed by
law in which 10 file claims for allowances on
account Of damages begin at the port Of ar
rival and not q, the port Of ultimate destina~
ton This WIS recognized Immediately rs
the latest eifortof the New York importers and
jobbers to br.ak mp the system of direct
importation atthe West. and it vas exposed
and denounced in TIE TRIBUNE at the time.
The importers Of the West were not slow to
organize resistance to this manifest in
Justice, and they secured reference OF the
question to he Attorney-General,w who has
now decided hat Mr. CoxANr's construction
Of the law wa, wrong.
The decisio. Of the Attorney General is the
only one thu could be made consistently
with good selsa and common justice. To
have sustained Assistant-Secretary CoNAar in
the position which he took won]d have been
to nu1lify tie law Of Congress estab-
fishing tbs Interior ports Of entry. Had
the limit Of bn days for da1nage-al]owances
begun upon the arrival Of the goods at
New York, he Chicago importer would
have been ahu out from the privilege alto
gether, since hare would not be sufficient
time to transport the goods to Chicago, get
them out Of shre, and make the necessary
examination. Tbs loss incident to this ex-
olusion would disable the Chicago importer
in competing nth the New York importer,
and drive himoack to the old system at buy
ing from the lew York jobbcr, paying him
his commissions and profits, and selling at
secondhand.
The fact is hat the New York importers
and jcbbers hve discovered that monopoly
is essential tothe preservation Of their busi-
ness at anything like its former Dimensions.
A system consisting mainly Of e1tortion and
corruption npel}ed the Western trade to
seek other hannels for the transaction
Of their bBiness One OF the steps
TO this ed was the procuring Of q
law from Ongress constituting the leading
cities Of ths West porta Of entry. Under
this law, thedireot importation at Chicago
ha$ grown enormously, and the trads
throughout he vast territory tributary to
this city ia spilled at fairer prices than can
be obtained New York. The late decision
Of the Att<ney General will enable our
direct imporhs to increase their business in
the future atthe same rapid rate It has
advanced 1nc,the passage OF the Law.
, 1875-06-27

The Grand Jury in the Criminal Court haTs
mhds their final report, and, among other
true bills, they find ons against CHARLES a.
WArHrKRs and E. b. RKKD for "violattoa of
duty as Judges OF Election" (usually called
hallot-bo1 stutdHng), III the Second Ward; one
againat Wn11A,f 0BRux and Hnnr uAf~
zzaHAs, for the .ecse oaense, in Tho Tvents~
eth Ward and one against EnwARD PzEs, d.
'. KExaKnx, aud ConaE1us AAHoxzT, for
the same ofense, in the Ninth Ward. Ihls
is al very well 80 far as II goes, but m co.,
necGon with this there are two Other FACTS
which need some investigation How
is it that the ballot-bo1 suffers OF
tae Seventh and Eighth Wards, waero
Thousand fraudulent votes were stuffed
into each box, have escaped indictmentf
And moro especially how happens it thsa inc
vi1lains in the First Ward, whazs tha cheating
exceeded /, 900 votes, escxpedr twill b fe-
membared that on the night before ths e'eo~
ton two hallotboxes ware stolen from the
County Clerks otioe,-ona for tho F11ss
and oue for the Second Ward and thas
these stolen boxes ve1e stufed with 1'osS
votes IN the Second Ward aud l, 762 Totas IN
tha First, and. that On a1sction day foeeo
atolan boxes thna stuffed vsxs kuhs4isated
via a14F a,aoo i11seA setAA taf ~
, 1875-06-27

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No. D. r. f. M--HAn q
A0otoaxt-N&xte1 CoavocAt3nn No,,aA5 e7entnk Juns q
It ~ O'CLOCK 1or bnaaness 4nd wnTk the y. ~ DE-
rrno. Bg ordsr of the IL r. E N. TUCKEH. Sec.
, 1875-06-27

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS !--sperial Conel.vs of
Cnacaxo Commandsag: No. u. 4 T.. NioadaJ evening.
eJuna q, 1E54. for work r. c. Cr1Aar Waiting BIZ
G. 4. N1ILlnNS RAeor3ex.
, 1875-06-27

ORIENTAL L0nGE NO. q Il. OF P.-Monday.
June u iss, quarterly meeting AID election ot onosss.
CHAS R0sENTHA> q. q.
JJ GRpsHAUa, E. of r. Ind Cal
, 1875-06-27
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

FA1RvIEW CHAPTER. no. 1e, h. A. MA stated
conEocaton viii ts hod At their hse CORNER Cottaes
June s. ls:h :: O'Clock. a1afp for work the &. 4
UeEFea. Whiting companions coEtA 1nvitod. 81 order
ot hsM- E. II. r. J.. E. CHAETICk. SeesosaEy-
, 1875-06-27


abundant labor and means at his CON-
mand, Gen CApzoH proceeded to clear por-
tons OF the interior from the heavy forest
that covered it. He had good roads con-
strpcted- He transplanted about 10000 ot
his young trees from bis nurserJ near Yedao
He brought over number OF animals. He
planted crops. Trees, animals, and crops hsss
eli thriven. The yield Of corn, wheat, and
oats to the acre is as heavy as it has ever
been in uinois- The soil seems especially
adnptad to clover and our other American
grasses. Yazzo seems to Gen CApaos 70
strongly resemble Ohio in climate and soil,
with the addition Of Pennsylvania mountsins
The work Of rec1aining the island
has now been practically commenced
What remains is for the Japanese au-
thorities to carry ont the plans Gen.
C4PRoN has originated and outlined The
General himself comes back to bis native
country to enjoy well-earned rest- Besides
bringing the great island Of Yezzo out q
obscurity and into Civilization, he laid tho
foundation for complete survey Of thewhole
Empire, and started manufactures which ars
low making mechanics' tools and agzs-
cultural implements Of excellent mako
and durability, after American pat
terms. When be first went to Japan, he
could not get even gimlet thers. Taken al
in all, there could scarcely be more striking
instance OF what one man of ability and 60
ery can do than that afforded BY tbs career
Of Gen C4paox in far Cathay.
, 1875-06-27
L Go.AHEAo AMERICAN IN JAPAN

4 GU-ABE4U AMERICAN In JAPAN.
When the japanese Embassy came to thu
country, five or si1 years ago, it, members
inquired for some one who was competent to
serve Japan as Commissioner Of Agricu1-
ture, not exactly for the whole Empire, but
for the large island Of Yezzo, which is about
the size Of Indiana or ireland, lies due north
Of the mainland, and WAS then Inhabited only
by fishermen, whose villages formed fringe
Of settlement around the coast 4 tradition
prevailed that the interior OF the island was
On inhospitgble desert. Nobody tEed to
climb the high volcanic mountains which
formed ring about the interior, or even to as-
cend one Of the rivers that poured down from
the unknown interior region The almond
eyed Orienta1s were perfectly passive Thar
remotest ancestors thousands Of years ago
had believed Yczzo to be cold and uninha5ita-
bic, and they religiously clung to the snces-
tyol fifth. One Of the flood Of new ideas thaa
poured in upon Japan between 1865 and 1870
was a notion that Yezzo's $4,000 squara
miles might perhaps have been 1nisreprasent-
ed, aud that the crowdng population Of tha
rest Of the Empire might be mlvantageously
transferred to this vast solitude, provided
the reports Of its dissolution should provo
upon Investigation not to ba true- Tha
scientific resources Of the Empire, however,
we're insufficient to properly conduct this il
Yestgation. So it cane to pass that the En-
bassy asked the President at Washington for
the man who could beat explore, survey, re-
claim, cclonize, and cultivate Yezzo. Tha
reply to the request came in the shapa
Of Gen. HORACE CApaos, then United Statsa
Commissioner Of Agriculture, IN ex-Ganeral,
e1-planter OF Maryland. and farmer Of
Illinois. Gen. CArRox was man eminent
" fitted for ths task He was in q measure
detailed by our Government to go to Japan
His services there during the past four years
have been highly priced BY tbs Japanese
Government, and be reti1ea rom his post,
now that his work has been completed with
the thanks ct the Emperor and Of the Prasi~
dent Of the Agricultural Beard ot the En-
pire.
The thanks have been we'll earned Ameri-
can ingenuity and energy have practically
added $4,000 square miles, much ot it Of
geat fertility, to Japan When Gen.
CApRox sailed for his new home, he carried
out with him sort of NoAH's ark of AMI
mails, museum Of tools and implements,
thousands Of Young fruit-trees. and larRa
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lsll s# sa*ets IS s'#sls
i'sNust iaata 49, tasFt fN All
ifslssi tsse ! II Asss go 80
n sts fA sisF 80 ~ affe tN
atmsr stsi i AslAl en- 4 ltt
hie~as $500
! san - IT. tsttfta4 y III sHA
ahst ~. tstitaes n lis#Ns Asnla lsi
s~msthsay i II wsA sAss - II III
~hith M sr IL teil = tHstaAs1s
AHa ssiu =. - saati t'sensh shs
Ing sd ttieaA srtss sNa tst4uetra
the asHirs 4 sls : MI ms, vsss ".
sstra aEsiH.i W. sid thtf isiA ae~n
shrss AREA lsfnts uuf sIstattw ~
llists ~ Al MA haze something ii II
With she y, athstn sslaiist ttt IT,. "
~ and iesrsi lin |, ~. II Hshs
ri,irsa II him ,hs, W. rnhguefsl
lin ~. rii.., him an rrs.ata't
him. kna~ ,htts ar llsHts \ Hrn
who stated n hune MI the ,lns
,isriue she was, ,hs, wuula 10 clad |,
have |, o. IN uill There sse esh
tractors and qu.ttsrmss.fs shc nsse,
saw ! battle. that would l,r willing 4
keep !, ~ till, N ,he hrrs = rtolI'
ins y, the MHefings and disasters u
their fsll.~.mvn. N |. ~ nee III .lak,
The blosds ahir, here All, longer
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What The Press Says.

brother Ors'lle onl, demands tucnt /,
per cent ~ royalty for the tamil, IN.
Huencs when 4 rasto,n.house 10 being
built. Orvills. ~ fe.., vi! h.ss II
scratch y poor mans head oil the day,
VI hia litc. Il Cincinnati Enquirer
Dem.
The other day. Sam Dowle. went u
church IL Springfield, Nas., and. feel.
Ing the effects NJ hn severe editorial
labors through the week. ven. to mp.
ping. y, and ~ he MS awakened u,
the prenel,sr. whu struck lila desk and
shouted; Who shall Le able ii stand
UP IN the presence 81 thu lord Oh TIM,
awful das I" And Fam Bowlos. ri..
lay Ia bis pew, remarked; Charlie,
Francis Adams IL the only man Tint
can d. II, and nominate him fpr thu
position - Chicago Tune. I Ind
We have Chnnilef's word for Il thai
Ito would MI have heen more surprised
ifhs hsd besn suddenly taken up 4
heaven IN ! chariot n lrc. Ike Elijah.
Froin tLs inns u tho lrsss II vaui,l
sSeia that tho country shares III thi,
feeling Cincinnati Gazette { Rsr
The third term and hard mons, r.
very we'll together 1hsy afe boil
poia.ing 10 tyranny for tho many 4,
the will Of tho few And tho demo
crAt who esn embrace them bvll Ii
mlstaken IN the significance Of the part,
name by which he hss been elasse.
with the defenders " tho cpnhtlli.tin,
and The protectors u the people. ].
Richmond Why [ Dem
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Those who have right, ~ rsaso,

Those who have n right. ~ reason
n know, understand TINT
our Lnsincs. rsla tipns with
Ntfothcr X tuDklln ara such thai
what W nay INV ~, ~ their hvhalf.
u not oefasiooed by personal tn.rre.t
In then. u their business .nruusr, hut
that asn public Journalist. interested
IN ths dei. pse II integrity aud Lus.
most nprlph'uoA4, ~ cannot afford l.
lCt pas. unnntiee,l tLe infamous nj.
tempt " nnsetntulons Wilkins IL de
ssrey their business reputation, unjust.
y.
Letters. false In insinmation, AMI iu
statement damaging II their financial
standing abi character batr been aent
10 manufacturers and dealers In afri.
cultural implements with wl,pm they
bAv. dealt. These l.tiefs we're With
out signature. from ffesco. IN tie l,nnd
writing " 4 y. Wright whose Lusl-
nssa character j. portrayed In the con.
fs,,ie,, " Z Z Hart. 4 evn,iri In HE
Pspstentiary II saltwater, Minnesota,
i"t Nurse stealing. sirethet n Coax
lin have bonn unfortunate IL imyiDp
bad ~ thur cmllo, ~ book keeper
young man from DEBORAH i, thu ns,ue
u Sanst. whose brother " L,at LreIcr
for 4 y Wright. mentioned ~ the
receiver u siolen rfepen, III Init
confvsai.d,. and through tuel mean.
Wright obtained tho name. II their
correspondents sDI has writt,u iirn ~
stated Tic motive Lns iren Ii Ia.
stfpy them aud obtain a.. pgeney u
~ limo u Agricultural implements
nsw handled BIZ strviLer a cunkIin.
AMI IN sf,. Ian, ettgrt tia house 4
Amnpn, srptt 4 co.. u l,arutal, arc
interested, arl 40 afr infrIu.l III work.
the son II their slr Scott having made
this y part III biz Ln.iuasr uLila with
biz Int employer. III .irrrey Without
question ~ eau.sja them iLn light H.
SIMPLIFY hofse tliisses mi emlezlI.,s IL
handle their own ma,hin.f,. but ean
mns consent thur ,nanuta. tarsrA nnJ
dsslen general, hive their property
and light. jsersrdix.d ~ i irantie, II
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y " hs'sssi ~ rt III - tita
viii snHfti II aHis. sesft,
tide IA eHt lAsf $3.50 II IT,
THREAT AL i.ana. q IT, tfl fin rlss
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knbs ~ tutsa ilplf ntlrhlHr f,itna
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Il un,il II itia ia, Ii san viii a
II ,nt ntlaeis' \ A. tietuntt. Hnl
- l,altlr 4 II .ahe-'s t,etnah 81.
VI. sdat hmm llat, sire II MI trttah
~ seu lite, u las la'els leeu iutfu.
dntfi II ''is ntift ItHn Germany
sample itit,tst / Ills ueIit lie Eau IL
obtained iuf II tehla III TIL IL tur,ti
~ Virtue
hcgt,'ar $50 .,' t.his III, il tWt
lotes will relieve ais ease, Ii
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SenthstA ras NOVEMBER llr.l
lIatias first noscl. Which Lar BEEN Il.
lceicl with ~ mitch Interest. /. lp.un
a. serial publication, III Serilsnet !.
Monthly FIR November. tthe lcgin..
ming of the eleventh. volume II tim,
magasine), Gabriel cunro," IL tue
title IL the stery of Which seven chap.
Ter. arc here published Tie selie /.
~ tia Western eeunsr, with which
Mr. llaitc has made the world familiar
and tho few who have real the entire
story IN advance pronounce II puwor.
ful work Tho series Oh American
Colleges begins In this number, will,
An article On the old William aud
Msry College, of Virginia. hy The
wcll.known Southern writer. John
Est,n Cooke; chapter on Tho Curl.
ositiss II Longevity pr, Holland
IN Topics If III. Time. writes about
The Magazines Now Year 'tI'Le
Political Outlook Mr. ,loedy and
hin Wurk. aid American Honesty n
In The old Cabinet .S.nfina,iaiity
IL discussed. The other editorial Az.
partmcnts have their usual variety.
Tho publishers announce That pf.
Hollands "stnfs u s.scneals vii
~ concluded IN December. md Tia,
Mr. iIsie's ''l'hilip y Ian Ilienaa
will begin IN t.u January nunlLer. i.
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Sve Deuteronomy, slis223. Tue
blood being the source firm whirh Tie
!, -tem II bull, ~, aud tion Which 10
lrtiss nur mental ~ we'll as llis r,tal
capabilities, how important thai IL
should Le kept pure. II Il cuntain
,ils. fostering ppisoi,, al organic
functions become onleeblel. settling
upon important arpanr. ~ tl,o lnhg.,
liver. and kidneys, the sileei il NIT
disastrous Hence N hrlUG,.s all al
keep their blood III perfectly healthy
condition, md uurc especially does
this apply NJ this particular season ~
tho ,eat than NJ M, ether, NJ matter
what tho exciting cansu Inn. 10. Ito
rsal eanss u largo proportion II al
diseases Ii lad hloo', NV. llr,
Pierce docs not wisl, Ii place HI. Gsiil.
IN Medical Discover, III tie catalogue
of quick patent nosir,i,ns ~ tuennl.
mending II to cure every disease, nor
docs he - recommend il; IN the con.
trary, ibafe are hundreds II diseases
that hs acknowledges il will mt eufs.
but What he ,luus claim IL this. tin,
there IA Int one firm 4 blo5l dIsrnso
That II will MT cure, and that listaa.
Ii eane.r. lie dnes MI recommend his
Discovery for that liaease. yet hs
Know. II 81 bu tho most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered. anl tint ii
will lree tho Llaol and n,tirm II uIl
oiher blood roisans, be tie, Animal,
vegetable, Or mineral Tho l;nllsn
Medical Discovery N warranted u, him
10 cure the worsi fpfms u Skin lis.
eases. ~ all forms ~ lIlo.cl,.s, limrlss
and E,ulhiuns. Also All '.ln,rluler
fwullings. and the worst form u serp.
fulons aud lcafsied Sores ~ ilc
Neck, Legs " other parts, aud al
Serofulpus Diseases nf ths lipn1s. 10
White swsllinrA. Fever suf,., Hip
joint and spinal Diseases, all q
whrl, Lolung - Scroiulons dircasrs.
Confused. nirJninT pisIask Gun.
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,eaAg llassss u lsa.ssit station.
iAlfhasa~ esnhst, wn iif wn fs44H 4
htss ~ N Miss sia II as.iaen,iag
me pegtteai setiaits ~ .'anss
amHus sihrt IshtsirisHs mere ,ni III.
shnse whA arrived ltF ne him dina hil
thsv eHnlA lat hs tFli.f Tut his ehsa
wss halssIess III. Death eeenftel IL
ferv l,t isnes arrived ,h ush Ia aatt.
II In answer t. ihe Telegram A r.,
mot,em Ssansinasiun disclosed tile Ii
luai 81 II. leave. family
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$50 "a taA N8A 81
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SAro tonrpnk --1io influence u
the stomach on lhs Train should b.
carefully needed. IL the aiomanh liz
III rlivl. drgIen disturbed. end tie 81.
tire nervous s,sinln lrrnnrs sufferer.
bring the stomach tnA healthy tune,
and the nervous machinery promptly
rsaua,ss IN perfect running order,
Happily, there il 10 necessity fpr my
itny Encouragement II ,hs functions
IL The s,p,uncl. ,iDre III Ayers Fills
v. i,u,e ~ perfect = combination, vi.
mirabl, adapted fpr ruli.f They have
stood tie lest " ,earr, and have eALii,.
i,el teaneilia pfopfietie. nost wonder.
inI Their wi1o nse. Ly Keeping tho
system ii perfect ot.ler. promotes
longevity. anil what Ii fnr better. mn
snres tie full enjoyment II the time
Apnni hare W. mas them md know
'h.lf value Florence lkaus i'io.
InaI
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ty.flsLIE,N GfsE.ET'
MERCANTILE COLLEGE |
1T krcINl'. EGlr1.
IN THE MISSISSIPPI.

About sisfy dollars rnys VII expenses fir
MHmtrrLip Na4ri nni Stationery atile
gatnt thfepTi, tie tinralst l.Hrk.trrpibs
and Mercantile ruifs, Neht cutter 0n III
savings iapnsit II Il fluit. tntr ia ~
dneei rHir4 Rooms fur apif hp,rllt st.
~ ftrp. isbardlng tiiti,r a - tu ppl Nnet
Fra irttttalt iii college Hall, viii, haNt*
t,nhi hi Attendance Iirn lecture. III It'll
tinaut.hesi men Lafgasl i'nIlnee lliitlInY
III lLn United stutps l'raf " II. Miller
tbs celebrated liusl,esa Instructor eautth+
Aes hi I'll rsa shnst l.Asa at.ss.. ..s~ls
FREE T'.a snitean Ltr largo soeaiiul tel
r1tIfal, Nttisf tint Hltr tnieH III ueHte
refuh.led pe,reRs sora r,n Htuslip
t4....,.. III keaIuk 1h. tHle tli, 1ele.
gfHrh Destitute ~ Iseha8. iafhRe II
fIt*i i4ns ata fnftsHfs ~ l=Hslgat iaet
st4ff faif k.hnt hon'tf all t.,,t.lf De-
nfe8slti tstf eiiaa' u l..f3pa s..iflY ,isHNtr
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For tie convenience II s1th uf eur
patrons win mas desire IL subscribe
rot tic Prairie Farmer tprirc 81 III
In connection with enr rarer. trricu
sa.oo) We will sur.ly III, tso rarcts,
" ordered NJ the sumo time. far 81 ~
rash T. accompany HI rrheraitu
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fsAt thR Namts ft4#t#4 NJ u 49,
nswiss a isfis~ks ~ lsse 1 4
ltHtHtA fhN fAtFlHAf#fs II pA aA ii
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tie ha hsfHsu Ffam xAsth 80
hstst lssfaens nHMAAaFtsAAs thA tAsH~
lin eus " iehu sslsH eaf 4.
Ata Nv ~sil Al tiht .ntaiar ssAts
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s@'s s&F&&t ss.f8s88t ssf
Dsar Sir My wfe fret bcca,ne
lame ni,o yrnrs Apol fwdllings
would appear aud disappear ~ her
hip, aud Abe was gradually becoming
reduced, aud her whole system rotten
will, d.atase. In ri, n A1elIIng
broke ~ hcr hip, fisrharuing large
quantities. sud sincu that time there
hre several openings lIase Ind i've
doctors. III m expense ~ ki25. who
say nthine will do any god lui q
surgical operation.
July III. is1a. liz writes Thu. NJ,
wife las certainly received nfea.
benefit from the use ~ y,nr Discovery.
FIR Ahe was not aIhlo 10 gss N Tho Iod
and was nos expected " live week
when shc commenced using II. d year
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