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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Noticeto heirs OF Petition 10 sell Real
Estate 10 pay debts.

state OF Indiana. Marshall Comfy. 50
Notice. Is hereby given that charles A Lawson
ADMINISTRATOR oil the estate of Abel o. lgennis hat,
wa, cou,y, oec ase has filed his petition
IN the lefks.ofiice of the Marshall Circuit Court
"a seh The real estate of the said decernt 10 pay his
ueois ana That said petition will be heard al the
nea. .er VI e Mar hall Circuit Cont To be holden
AZ the Court House in the city of Plymouth on tI,e
first Monday of October, ISL
w. II. HESS, CiIAS a. LAWSON
S-zS-3 Atty. Adpiuisraior
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

Trains Nos. and run daily. Train No.
leaves Pittsburgh daily except Saturday.
Train No leaves Chicago daily except Sat
urday. All others daily except Sunday.
L. r.. MYERS.
Ger. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
Notice of appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the estate OF Peter
Grube. late o. Marshall county, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate is supposed TO be solvent. =.
JOHN w. PARKS,
Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
~ X. CLANCY
Notice of Dissolution.

The firm of Eason AMI Dooittie Is this day dis
olvcd by mutual consent, james Easion wih con-
Time the business Those indebted to ~. firm will
please make immediate payment, and Ihos, having
claims VIII present them settlement rlvmoutl
Ind. August 20, 1871. .l.s j. EAS1DNl
= II nDft Iq~pTE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27
FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAILWAY.
GOING WEST.

On and after December To- 1876. trains will
leave stions daily. except Sunday. rs fol-
lows tn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-27

S7 J. !: j; !:
o. 81 q ESi not easily earned In these times
EnKIHFfbuti IL can be made in three months
WITH 10y any one OF either sex, in any part
IN II OF the country who Is Willing fo.
~ n work steadily at the employment We.
eV1 n furnish. Sc a week i'm your own
town. You need not be away from
home over night. Non can give
yohr whole time 10 the work, or only Your
spare moments We have agents who are making
over ~ per day. All Who engage at once can make
money last Al the present time money cannot be
maele so easily and rapidly al any other business
~ costs nothing TO try the business Terms and
- outfit free Address at once n. HALLET &
CO.. Portland, Name T-is-s7 "
, 1877-11-10
FAMILIAR TALK.

pI4AfJSG-ltR11S.
Descriptive Catalogue VI fIaytnE and
otticr Cards IN ttle British MA,eutn." recently
published II, .pn'1un, cf,ntsitis grrat h':at NJ
reu'tltIte Information rsfatiHg IL tile htstht{ ri
playtHE-cartls. tho farn1a they hare AssiiHei,,
aul the theories That tvc lGen held concerning
.licir origin. The rcv,ewer III tile te,1'lr,ay Is.
1cctally conln,e,nls the clear anti fair MANNER In
which the elAtrhs ut the Eurnoean ami Eastern
origin Of carde arc presented bY the au.lnr,--
the evidence on hnth sltIcs bttng IrnpartIalIy
ciscn. and decision in farur of either f,ctnp
wisely WITHHELD II IA ponuIar ica that cards
were invented to afnuAc King Charles VI. Of
Franvr,-tfmt is. hctwccn The years tJHI antt
lso1,-but Il dues not test upon conclusive at.
thortty. Tie maturity Of opinions Incline iu
favor IT their Eastcrn origin.
1t has been asscrtrt, that rar!s were brought
10 Europe hv tic uyns,ts; ,c. they were in usr,
at least III Germany. bcfor: 1851, AMI the Zin-
Eari did not probably ap,scar In E,trope car|cr
titau i1i7. There Is in satisfactory cyittcnrc
that cards originated in !n'lia. Mention I. mt
made ot thc.n In tl.c Arat1an Nights, which
wrsr cntnpffCa1 us6nt tl,r Close nf the fifteenth
century, while cards wCrs III uae III Eur.,IH.
century lcfore there VA. any continuous intcr.
course WITH lga1i.t- Nrtticr "a there any athe,,.
tfc evidence 10 surn'Irt tflr assti.nrtitan that
they were brought iruM China In i n,attcr
Uycr which there hangs II, ,fIt,t olsc,lrity It Is
ut least safe t. hold the ycr'ltrt suspended.
Nh substantial arguments can hc afira,lrttl 10
thow that rnrls existed IN Euru,H. caritct thar
1850. or In0 ycurs ag0. Il Ii possible, ~ san,e
haze nssunlcd, that Italy WAS their ttrt[ttarr,
still ttry cauuot >c tt,.ectl 50 tnr hack hy A,y
dpcuntntary evidence. 1'strasch rnrnlfnhs
games OF rhuntt IN hts MISE. but n,akrs no atll,
sion to caris. The earliest rnicc Of the,n #.
Germany urcnrs III tic fHirlItulcher nf Stirn.
berg. unno 1881. An orstnnnrr of the Town
Council, Uf Cin. nuno 1877, prohibits sl,eir en-
p!uyment. III lstl they wesr Z" largely iHpnrt.
Cd from Germany intn Venice that att appenI
was ,hadc +, thu Scnatc to stop tic supply. on
nccoiitt Of the injury dune to Italian tnaIiCrs.
Tile FIRST mention III curJs In France WIS
,na.lc in 1sEo, ln the accounts of Charles Tnu.
part, Treasurer to Charles VI. L. Is supposed
that thcy snay have bceI, III use some brief tfmr
previous thls slatc, yet they not specified in
the tVng list u gaucs prohibited by Charles Y.
III 1871. No evidence run te cited u! thcit 1lrkt
appearance In SpaIs. Thcy were not introduced
into England lrtnre the Aiteensl, century. An
Mt of Henry r., dated HUG, directs tie en-.
fortetncnt of thu statute Ut jlIcharl H., A1l1n
1883. fosbsldsi;G ccstain ga,ues. as ''cnytek.
DIVES, EcttTe dc perc, key1cs," aud "ou!trrs
titlx lcucs inooTlutcs bui no n!lus.un IS
mule 10 cards. a statute Q! Edward w.. n1,nu
1ltrt fortkff their Importation. showing that
they hatl then Dec0H1e ctrla1iot.
, 1877-11-10

THE LIFE or EDWIN FORREST. WlrH NEN-
;A!. Easxs AM PERSONAL MxcoLLEcTtoxs. Uy
JAsA. HkE. t"cuLLkr c.nnkk"l. With por.
tras; aHt Autographs. rEtla4csphla: 7. u. F..
l:n,u:: pp: ~; Pr1ts, u.
THE ENCHANTED AUCcAslSs; AID OTnxR
LE.kkus " THE AMERICAN lsntAAs. Cotn-
piled from nnYtnai sources. BY Cs,mnkLsrs
AAr1nkws. Wtth Illustrations. New yolk:
T. r. putnauls s0n.. th.esgo: Jansei.. 3ie.
G!u.4 kc9, l:E.o:. pp. ats. Price, 81. 80.
OH COMMON INSECTS. * PoprLAG AreurST
"r TUE lsskc!s " ulA f1EIps. FonAsrs. Gan.
pkss. ASp tincsEs. Illustrated with Four
t!alcs and !oo Waodcuts. Hy A. 5. FAcKAWv.
Jh.: Author at '.Gu!ar 10 thu Study Of Insects. -
Da.teu: Estet . Laur,at. Chicago: lEadlcy
b1o. : CO: and !ar.sa. AeciasR D. 20. l9nau..
THAT GIRL OF NINE. ur the Author Of
THAT Leret Of Mas" Philadelphia. +. y,
letetso1 : bsos- ch:caso: HALEY Brew. = 60.
i.pvr. P:Ice. 50 esnt..
TIE HARMONY Or THE REFORMED CON,
FE>SlOSs. a. hELATEu III TUE FkEsE ESr
S!ATE W EvASGELlCAL THEOLOGY. W
u ins unsen Tbeolog.eal SEMINARY, ~. lerk.
Ssx losk. Loud. lsad i co. chIea2o: Had.
, 1877-11-10

Prof. A. J. STAGE has translated. mud rrof.
Joseph 4. Lyuns has edited. Nolirre's comedy
OF "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme." This En-.
glss yerson. adapted for representation by
n.atc characters only, llas been performed On
&eyrrul OMISSIONS with success Ut the University
OF Su!sc f'an.e. and has rccentty been published
III Neat pausphlct lurul. Tue comedy uesess2ri-
ly iosca liluctl Of IT. yisactty bt tho el,1aina-
tlon Ut tels,ale characters and thu changes incl
drut tiicrctu; but tilr sat!te Frtuslus, aud Mucl
tuu e:au b. got out Ut It Is It ts.'
, 1877-11-10

In discua&lag tho cou,par astse expenditure OF
the English and German nations upon lhc,r uni
vcssitirs. Ms. Hay Laukestcr remarks that the
North-German States annually grant tu the
twenty universities belonging 10 tneul more
shau s.. 600. The new University Of Stsas-
ooaIG ia alone received iu one year tho sum Of
, 1877-11-10

INTERNATIONAL REVIEW Tor November.
,ee"mber "a. s. Barre. d Co.. Scw York and
tnf,, t",'"n, o,.Y Gonsens' IN Aemo; 4 !o,n L.
Currency 4us.tlon. by itotnee White. lllino;.;
seh"etz Wilson. Eny.nl ''ju1ie,ni Partisnn.
rln" H.. h Fsanci4 Wharton. IL. H.. Mara.
cf1nseth: .'Dr. Mals,n IN thr American War. :"
sad .hr vl,u'nsn Erap'.c.a ssa b,J. j. i:cnrics..
.'hnp1an Y. s. NJ: '.'rhe part. *ainn," hr
t.hnrt". tiint.rtc.. France; 'Schnnchhauef'.
teai I" ift-tuEY,'' by the ii1.,. fnhn tar. Srw
Events
AMERICAN NATURALIST 10, November III. o.
lttncblon / TO-, iEtlstt,pj.
LINNARf JOURNAL fos October r.. Leypnlat
TEXAS STA ATE REGISTER foe 1873 a. llan,otd.
Galresi1uI.
, 1877-11-10
LITERATURE.
1.-THE Story Of Avis" by
Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps.
Transcaucasia and Ararat~.-
An Ascent of the Noun.
tain.
pt. Maudsloy on the Physiology Of
Miud-~-The Nibelungen-
Lied.
playing.Cartls...Art Notes-..Gcr-
man Univcrsitics-..MOdern
French Pottery and
Porcelain.
Flora Round About Chicago: The
Spurgeworts-..vitality Of
Ants.s.AfTican Ex.
ploration.
IITEKATT1RH.
LITERATURE.
AVIS.

Vas "I'tten u eh'ss eyHnPatHF 1T thc neaFt
nose. upuu a woman lifted above tie or,iInay,
w." ,........u,, ~, 49, W. 'ans.l "'s..
'ese' " t'.''"al'.1 y lug r"hsess'on ol ee!l"'
and M uttef uesta'ss'ofio OF practical knowledge
II this b. It's r''rrose,-and none other ea1 ~
.i.rn,l foIjnrr. tarc. possihtv. IN i1,c nnhann,
t'eA' .'.,'o.a !. a.1,,.e.. y.,. Nv a'"-pp.
tases "ae'u ~ auulus1s' 't*ct1 10 women u
nshcFabIy auartcu 70 inc roniinon cxtgencies d
life us was tho heroine OF the narrative.
AyI, was tlc daughter uf a Professor in n,
r,,,nrn tnIy.rsi,v Sinl,er,t,no f.o,,, ho. ,,a.s -
'"'e.'' -, y. :, ,",s., A'o''' 1T nio1,
Ct, WHO u!ca III thc oausalef,s eaf'y ehtldhood
tho artistic Temperament, and passion, foundct
upon genuine talent. for painting Her g!rIisl
lic, passed un,lcr the l,on,ccarc Of a wtlowc,
49,, ., ..,rrr,,,,.J IL, a., .,,.s
'."s' .'..'.,,.,.s ,s. ~ ~ aI"u
cnees F'es'"athe t"e Hoasef7ofd ot literary mai
and tic socia! atmospacrcof nSew-EnEland uni
rtrsty.t0wn, wa6 marked by ITO espcciat traits
c1rcpt tjcyr!ouprut Of the dreams and chtmcr,,
a,,,'s.s -. s,nntt, ,,at,,s. 49,, -. ' ss.','s'',
pcea''at ~ poIs's nata'ct a''a " y 5ootce
antlpath5 70 al,a'rs ol every sort paFtaking 81
comp!stetl her Standardization, Avis vent T.
rn,', n, rn,.,v,. ~, frts,,i,r -oa,o+s,a. :. -.
hu''p. ~ '... wv 49,. t".'t 'eA"c."c"' VI
mshaefs anu fhsha ~h'cn tfaVet ahroad Is Ct
peete.l to Afford. Instead Of returning at t1,t
patel, sac OBTAINED p.t,,isslon Of her father l..
sa,na,,, ~ ~ .,,,., ~ s,,,,.,.'s 'sta'' W
, ..'aasn ~. NV pe'pose W eta4s'ns Arb and
a.,lae nersc!t lor Waat eae haa loi1E before de'
spent IN Florence, sonlu ami Paris. III Tic Jill.
gent pursuit. OF lIer nt!,l,-thc last two years
ulIder The instruction VI Couture, who pEt,.
noulIcc!l her Its most promising pupil. and pre-
AlaI-a tolcTably mature age for woman
Of her unusually wise experiences re-
turned tn her native lnnd aud her iuttcr's
, 1877-11-10
SPARKS Or SCIENCE.

]
| GpttfRx f,r St.,rrrp
a" aims VI o1l1NSEs
| ,,,,>.x,
rtoltA ROUND AkOUT CHICAGO.
THE SrrRHKwoRTs.- .-1he 3pur.cwpris Flu.
plnrbtArr, tu,ta yast yud yrnpin,t,x t,r,lcr ri
trees. .h,,,h, nm, nc,t,, ,.. n,'.s,. '. .r,', ~.
cr.,, ,na,,,,.t. ~ H.. s,'.a,s. ',,..p' -.
In,. , na1of"J " 'he Species oss''ll M atrid.
| siiclsfsed in the same towers; aul the fruit
| usually c,p.ttts OF "A ,hrec.h,hct, ,v.i ,rl,,,t
divides ,ntu IL. ,nanv ,cn,r,,, r,.t, rh. r,
Although so'nc striking exceptions to the gen
erai Structure uE ttc Srurgcworts occuI within
the tribe, u. whole the family Is tno,c nnfor,n
,yt, must othrr, ~ n. .5zc it, The ,,,., n -.
po.,ou Of the orras or thc - v.r,',a m % @. ''
i''ha'e} esiif'ialei tue nutntWr uf the Order
to he 100. ntd since Ills ti,,c tnauy l,avr been
atffieI in tie rxp,osatt,n t,f nrx ,,i.tr,r,. ~
ru,ntrv t.tve n,n,u,rt,,,u NJ t,,a ",.,,,,s ~.
........ p''o's'o' Vi tne spes'cs afc
'aaet. U! '"s Hosiaef paft* 81 AncFta; IN
ucctit tile 1aniIy IL chiefly dcveiuictl within the
Trupics OF tie New a,ui Of Tic Old Wurid--tn,.
sl'ccics thinning as tbcy rccc,.r truu ,,,c En,,.
~, T., Er,o,.,, +h.r.. 49,. s..'... ~. '""@
11aoos .ns,S NV uoo"1 l-u e1''1es tef
III Which ase fouhd III EnEfafal md scye.l In
swcdct' Somewhat n,ure than Nifty sprc.cs
are enumerated In The ,lura af tue
rn,tri a,a,rs- am, n inv ri tJr.,, .,x,.. IT.,
f..,,I. tr.,s n'.s.s., .".'e 11I"' '"s'
e't'4".a. 4"e 'o@"'<ff' o"5us seto5cfs1fchS. y
ttee !icla's'l, hnr-ratnc3 timber, Is tho 'nt.st
ubrtherY VI the sl1rttyty Stunuuwnrts I}x,,f.
rl yunct,c. O. tfit arc ,n,r,, u<,.d in, -, r,,,
,.,,,tcns,,,,. rta ...',,,..,,.. ~ ~. ." '"@A
sI.',r ,,-,p.,'' rn.",,,,,,. M a IT, u ha !e oa
,,,. s'o".'t 'eaehVlS III I"cla"' t"e l''*tlt nj
o'"s Twelve VI fourteen fert. but In warmer
counties often nstain!ng twttr Tint altitude.
Its woul 10 hcay,cy t(,au that t,f nuy t,,cr In.
rupean tree. hrln, tin onlv tnd ~,,,,x,,,. -, ,,..
tsopftnsrt thn, ,,.,,, s,..,, ~. ~a w w
". ,,....' ~. .'at WV s'''h ~ "a't' Is H"s"r,
passe" i"l Nooo-ens'nvin-. at'd is hir!'sr priced
ior tile manufacture vi flutcs und otllcr wind
Instruments.
Maby og The snu,r.v,rt< ,,s x..v .,ccr,,r,
mr., sar.ra, ~ ~ t, "s 'e's "ns."!s"l'
ul'u es'e,a' m =, u'e lrop's'' species closely re-
tcn'o'e tue esctatcc. bcin. 1caIlcs.. anil thc;r
swollen stems bcstt will suiprs. Iu atr,ra aut
As,a these lcaacs. L,nlorh,a. n,c fte,' ,,,.nt'.,
for t.nrp,. md thc. .',1,a",,a @ 49, us'' h'''.."
l"' 'c'.et, W.. W" lAe! admfaoIs scrv' Tue pur-
noss,-tne, , slImes not mi, tcarlng tic tcs' Of
.husG w" "ois" iutes ptssa:c through ttlcln.
blt thclf aer't 1lee 60 nynoni'n: thu wounls
.na, ,aa Mase S!. na i% 10 EuyTba t5n> n!sa
! rohlhm heaGe,piaht ~ u. Matras rsrsllelny.
Nutatte "ii taueh ~ t*a1vs nut IN u single
Sfat M ti n!a.m urn ta,lerhs!c turrtct. Many
, 1877-11-10

however, The great ftri.ptant Of tic Order.
h's t. native nt Tropical America. but |. c1~
Thr s,cYs e1ga.fm " , ~ a,nef % warm sonntItcs
ftnt hig, on ~ LIZ , uss sttuo Erow s,x or c,eht
Ja,i a san' war heas .he efttcMlties !aFeei
Htl t:-ni,s su Ivy 'g's.s' nc toota, ehapea
,iust,.. ~ s,a'r, .txI ."t " ~. i"' ',ss inIn
wc.yht,', - ',,ati.... . s'e. III =" Wno'o
~ ;iosn ~i',,. J.. ~ t...Y ltus: lhe l9'cn
i, ~ ,,,,i,Li, - ~ Ii .oIs. StTntcnt
ruc,i T.. t,,ii;na ~ "ns'l'a.eu ~ nea,. inlck.
,,ilc, ,s,e.",e iii. n Ha .. NJ, a., ttsG'!cnt sanee
n"vr,1 IN tin,o, -, ~ gnrn. ts = cn. IT,
Wrst f,1s fn-,ms ~ ,i;ss .s'; ",; u,a " s!e
,isI .siie,, r.,nnaa e'.e @ ,,e' h'Efs'lcht nl tnG
an,iscn.,' nj ..titt ,..e ~. !. no"Il.a.
Tine. .rsn in tnrr eI,,, 'T1s r.. ;'o III. !ohs @
Man' rr,, I, n;.t. fr.,.',; III LII t"We 2. tno
anil ill.,. rc.uit Il n s,.nIt,, VIII Mo'a.e
i1uzra,,. - "'' '"''A'"''''e o''"N e'''eo
Tic t,f1r Of t,,c too, rr.t., ,,,,, ,,-,, -, bo.
,ars fnTtne tI,n ,t..,i,a.t ~ a,.e e otsI ", "os
Dirt II, South Amcrttn nn,I il,cr r,,rt rs wIcrc
tho ,lasst is grown. Frotn the t,nc starch
a,nnniantly ntattl y thc r. u. IHploca Is made.
, 1877-11-10

THE PRINCIPLES Or SCIENCE. 4 TREATISE
M Louie .ANp Sclkxrlr1c METHOD. uy ".
HrASLEr JkvoSs, IL. y. iEdlnburRi. u. \.
.fonuon>. F. H. T.. Fellow Of and Professor Of
i'oitt,eai Economy in University college, Lon.
dun secouu Edition, kcsaed. Lond9B and
New YORK: Macmillan ! Co Chicago: lindley
1Ifos. j. TO. Hso,. np. 7su. Price. 81.
Ths f. second edition Of Prot. Jevons' I'd.
vonccd work on Logic, forming h sequel to his
Elementary Lessons in Lortr. It il divided into
fye buoks. ,rrattng respectively Of Formal
Logic, Detuctive and inductive; Number. VA
riety, mud i'ruuatllty; Methods Of Measure
Mcit; lm!aeltye Investigation and tfcncrallza.
ton; Analogy nu.l Classification. Ills treat.
1nert Vi tl,c subject Is exhaustive and profound,
but yrsy abttrtssc, auu demands ol the rrls!yr
u thorough acquaintance With tic first pr,lct.
pies ot the hc1cnvet and ot tho moro ciea,cntary
treAtttta on tic subject
, 1877-11-10

| UOuREntG VIZ Uu0lE IL HjHEiE SftGtfEut llE
tirst Virginia .lMwn uE1oldcl like q tea.rose
leaf. Down through tht rrcot barrcns The uas.
sluns grew; eternal fire ssnt sentinel upop Lie
| low horizon OF Carolina: Georgia took 10 the
torch, aud san with it, like a nwill-o'-tle.w,sn.
FROM swafnp 10 ewan,p. swjft TO the everglades.
whCre Florida knec]cl iu purple aul scurIrt,
| like Queen who was crowned III prayer"
rnAsscAtreAsiA .Mn;AtNti aHp AIt.nsr. u,,xo sorv,
"r V4e.Ttns 'ro,,nix rnn Anrrus ~ fsM
IL jazz. naYcs. Au.hot ~ Of '"rne % iiojy y I,oman oman
,Empire."". London: Macmillan Z CO. Ch,easu:
$3.50.
The author Of "Tle Iloly Roman EtupIrc u
pIauty shaw. his sct,ota,Ty nror,,yitfc. n Tina,
rnt.. ~ n ,r,v,Iar ,rhar f,vr, Nv ~ ,,,as.'s
.r' noes1 49,. -. s.A,s et 'o.n '! u" "ea"s
INC I'eHt anu popular narrative which we are
accustomed to receive from thc summcr.tour.
l.t, but pastake rather al the solid CHARACTER nf
n nollttca, nr hstori,at ,lt.nus,t,ou. 4. I'm
" po~4' ~ "t'so''Nal "'s'oto't'oa' I'D tuc
book owes It's publication to thc u>scxnectcd
promaucncr whicl, thu outbreak of thu present
war has given to the countries It describes, \
owl ,fcsf NJ Il. .r,c :. J.y,s -, ~. a,,,1,n,,.
ua " 80 p"se - ~ .ne aula'ss
so"sict!ohe WIN scsaso 10 the movements OF
Russia In the Eat, ter aims III the extension OF
her boundaries lndia-ward, aud the influence Ut
t.tt,o. ,t,. r.. hxo,,.h. ,,,.,o ,.'. ',.s.,.,."'
e.soee ~, t"u9 iaa nsoue"t aaae. "ts ooh''n'on'
! ne apacc 50 Ellca u not The least interesting
portion of tho book, ~ II shows that English.
u,cu Of broad mind anil liberal culture ars
,,..h,o ~ t,T.-;,,. xs,.,t ,,,..,, ,,.....,.t.'
S.pso'e y. 1a03e t"A' :. "aso" u''P'ee'oh'
ately. and Oh according tu IL tho Possession OF
principles AZ enlightened aul reasonable AZ
tllpse which tlcetls tho policy Of their own
administration.
T+.o ,t,.,.o,,,, ,,,t.. =, II, nx.,,. ,
-! A"o 'Aou'auu @1i'ea " As' nsyees Journey 10
bIt. Arafat ran across tho great plain, OF
steppc, which lies between the Gulf Ut
Botbnta and the Caucasus. From, Ht. rctcrt.
hnr, Nv ,ol, ~ Min -Nnv,oroe ~, s.,. - ~,
, 1877-05-17
Es110RAHrs FROM ST. LOUIS.

EbI1GRANTs FROM ST. LOUIS.
II Tho people Of at. Lonts do not become moro
wlds-awako than thuy have boon during tho last
fow yen,s they will tnd tho railroads which now
make their headQuatuEs in that city snugly located
In Chicago. Whito Chicago hts been building lines
into their territory aud forming. connecticut,
tho peopte Of St. Loula hare been doing nothing
beyond neowling AMI tArtng bccause Chicago was
hiking AWAY thef buslncss. Not onty havo tloy
ne!iher built new lines formed new connections,
but tho Missouri roads are now form,hR connections
with Chicago, which Is the only Western place
from which to get hnalnses. did are thinning
seriously Of giving IT. Lorta tho cold sllonldef
quarters In thia city. Tho Missouri, KAn,as, =
Texas hstlruad which had all its connections here
tofofn with Ut. Louis. mud leads Into tho moat
fertile section Of Texas. las, ~ n1zeady stated,
formed \ connection with Chicago, which 1t Ii
llna haa become 80 d!s9usted with St Louis and liz
sleepy business men. that it, 1nanasers have como
to tho conclusion that 1t was 10 Genrnt to tholr
road 10 k0cp it, headquarters III thai city, and
thoy AEo now making arrangements to 1noyo t!Iclr
general Offices 10 Chicago. They arc now alttuY
up excellent 11nttcEs On tbs Ee1onl fur 1T the
ltchpcE Block, cornor Of Clark and Washington
pied by tho ncnvfal Freight md russenxct Do
partmcnta OF tho ruad. Nr. William Uond,
tho Kcct!vet and 0encfaf MANAGER VI thu ruas will
also make he pf1nc!rat headquarters I'll this city.
This does not look we'll ioF tho natural Advantages
OF it. Louis, about which ths 81. Louls papers
have had 20 much 20 say Of late. There can to no
doubt tbst y The PRESENT atate e aai1s e9ntauce
rosds will and It to thslf advantage TO move 10 this
city,
, 1877-05-17

stse Msdlss' soslety II tha 1aaIe' orlinasy of the
i s6s di:sns.ion y ssf.sia WV tsarsd ms.ie;.,
the wStG T. s! 1a't
Taeidcs cntcrpri.ng proprietofs 20 well know how
shs; sS;S A." zs s sas;s s
ihe ystoas sarseilse viani*: risee,l store thcn,,
of ths Ecnticr teI, found that 'cy wcrc aro pr,,.
as ss g,esesa ssS AZ Y,sn. hq s.|s9 5
order. and. eisor eensrsiniasing ,he Society
sa Sse ss sea enS s s 's1'n!
many deliberations, introduced a. the frat speaker
% S. @ Ssts4 sSse as;y o. ~ ,,; 6 4. ss s, .a l.
himself te son ot doefo, oi lhe eld school,
sway whe Il srouet hesry 5ris
Rlaa:e b: chsts. esSs't smth !p ads ts|s ;s
the time that Individual first dnwned npon this
portion Of civilization e ihe presen. tIne ,vsn he
s snss Ssi1 l. IT, s tns. ss ss ss%sl Il
which, y s and sfl ss
familiar toast. Dr. L. W. Sawyer Va. both witty
anl wise n speskins 70 ahe tna.t; "TEe Eastern
tpon1ed 10 tho toast. '.Our tncsts." Dr. j. u.
Fitch. tho President OF the Socuty was ncxt Intro.
duced, and fclarnct1 tho thapks Of tho Society to
The physIc.hns Of chicago. liz. wns followed by
Dr. IT. a. johnson. the iast apeakcr. who spoke ii.
srnponse to The sentiment, farewell"
INDIANA BfAfE' MEDICAL SOCIETY.
>Spectos Dtspatca To 7as 7rtbsns.
IvpsANArot,t. Ind, May IDS. =. Boyd. 70:
nn excellent paper to-day on "Enprtclr,n." fo-
tho annual address: Dr.. Cnmingcr, Of lnFl'anap.
Tho socis&J adjourned Tonight after. eiccttng
officers mid about 1fty delegates 10 tho American
Medical Association. Ti,s officer. nEc ~ follows:
President, n. r. Howard, Gscenisli; Secretary,
4.x: Woolsn, Iadian9noI!s; Assistant se@sreta'y, @
Indianapolis; Librarian, J.. Il. .Festhurstou,. In
, 1877-05-17

Tho dew dining and restaurant car, ~ Occilent-
al," which has Just been completed by tho chlca.
90, Rock Island h paciac Hailsoad Company, Ia ono
OF The tnast ever constructel. Tomorrow morn.
lnx 1t will make y trial tip, mud tho editors
OF Tho Chicago papcra and tho principal
railroad and hotel mon hsyo been invited to come
a!ony. Th!a car is unlike. auy other dn!ng.car
brought out thus far. fuasuuch ~ Il contains, In
addition 10 tho regular dining. room, \ restaurant
tyhsrs cold lunches wall 9'g served betweon meal:
In this c!ly, and roauets great credit liz dc.Een-
n,ost s..oossts nd convenient description. The
feet which tpace y dlsidud Into shles parts, tho
dining. soom ths kitchen, md &hs Restaurant. The
saei. ta6ls aesomaoa.tias. four persoa.. III
- black waluut; Tho e.ilar Is !, sisleF:
L IT carved black walnut, decorated With gold.
9swesn sias eae9 NV su a M
winchpls, new patent atllator ytyss the windows
peculiarly pretty Appearance, they byIag 70 ar.
sauEGd ~ to prevent thN entrance OF dust when
ouen. Iioth the dining hall 1uu tho restaurant
caEpeted with tho bcst turussoI carpet, anl every.
thfnx esc n and about tho car Il OF tho ausat and
lAtyst tc&cgtpt4pu.
, 1877-05-17
ITEMS.

y Ill&NlS& =
2fr. Joseph Tucker, MaAter Of Transportation OF
tho 1llinois Central Raroad. i In receipt Of crop
reports from all tho principal stations alohg tho
Iowa DlvlsIon Of his road. II appears from thsso
reports tnht the outlook for 4 vary large crop OF
grain, and particularly wheat, Il very tattertng,
the prospects not having been ss good for many
years. There has boon but little trouble on aceonht
Of grasshoppers 20 far. and no fears on this &C.
count arc entertained In fow localities there hsp
un old ground no dinfcuttYwas experienced, Thste
aro no signa OF 'hoppeEs between Janssvllle and
Mona. =.
Several changes among the oTlc!aIs Of the Chica.
60 7 Lake Huron Husd havo Just boon announced
by necc!Ttr w. l.. bancroft. Af. D. r. Smith has
hecu reltoved at bis own request, a. acting Super
intcndcnt Of tho Eastern Division. and Will dev0te
NepattMent Until Ms. TayloF y return from sick
leave, M.. ChattcH Il. Peck, ln addition to his
u.hcr duties, will haYe charge Of tho Eastorn Di-
viS'on of4e road. In tho abscnce Of tho Isocelyer
nntterB OF general management Will bo referred to
Mf. Peck, Whu Will have Jurisdiction.
Tho chfesKo j. lhcidt Railroad docs not propose
to bu ouidone BY ~ pretentfous rivals hs ra4
tilis road have nadS arrangements to run two fast
tralns daily, fast passenger and fast freight be-
tween Elgtn and this city. The time to 10 mado by
these trains will Guido anything yet attempted BY
thu trunk lines. The North sde strect- cara have
agreed i0 run In connection with tho fnnt pasgcn
ger tralna, and make the tina between tic depot
AMI thu Sherman llouao In twclyo minutes. Tho
Mr. O. H. nrltt hsrtng resigned tho ostics OF
GENERAL FroLght Agent 81 thu Milwaukee, d st.
Paul ltaflruad Company. MF. william @. swan has
been appointed Al his nAtces8nrs