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In eject Sunday. July lst. 1877

An express train Ustss elsss eosIn-eti"n,
kslusea Losisvtlis and seiiia.
-I-. E.H. q. NISTT,
Gen-r.l Naasger, E'iIsbethtOWn.
J. u. DsoE AE~at, Beaver psnr.
PARrcAH 4 " Iz,HFEEToWs Y. r. CO.,
EIIIaaNTHIaWN, AZ. June hIh,. II. !
Until farther naIies, Passenger Trains OF
his road Nill La re . Sundays.
Ri u. MINrY. Cen Man
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Shoes aud boots at greatly rcducrd
prices at F Smali's
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Go 70 Bser Bros & Co. for best FlSn.
nsls. Iiqseys and Bed Ticking.
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l new aile far 81 beautiful esxraS'nes,
and Interesting reading matter. dss~r hing be
Great SoHih-v Il, hrr eirie4. owns rivers
schools, eha'ehes, etc. IL l. aecompa-ied VIII
county and sectional maps. neNsps pers. rates
Of fare sRd weight, and mailed free of
chnIge-I ] bis guide sill fsll yea al about
the fire. and cheap las ds in a county inhsh-
tied by free gnt shlixh easd poole a country
most gsaDd and pie uresqne. ah.at Wonderful
cries and towns. fist Ct ing up with D. OPls
yet to care jecp their Hame, a. a ussld's his
tory. Il viii tel you rbaHt the entrance
fnfO Texas nt It's wonderful '"tiafe
City DenisOn. u eon'sisss pie'arrs 10
the se-nery il the Beautiful Indian
Territory, ADD the picturesque Yalley'Of
the Neosbo. The info % stian si-oat ilis new
and wonderful g. uBiTy, and kHs % reach IL IN
the cheapest manner BY railway lines that
connect IN great Uhisn DepOts; and BY vhieh
you avoid dissg- eeahle Omhiaas rides. will Do
both isferesting snd valuable, Send your
name aud that sf your friend and neighbOrs
for copy Of this new free gaide to Esa-
sas. Texas, snd the Breaf Southwest. Address
JAS. ID. BROWN. --.. -.--.-
Texas 4 Kansas Enigrnht Agent. ssiAlia, No.
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Id JIsvILLE. AD's.nCOxrINUs

~ II. MOkLED6E,-y2 Ssconi st. a,aI .
Il .in and shiPP-r-Oi Oysters and Fish.
Poultry ana gains v'hs'gne-i To IN will se.ur'
the highest market prize. All money prompt
ly RENTED.
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LADIES' sAne hats for sale al cost at
HarJwick q Malta >...-
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II EWIS, 4AGE 4 90. Dealers In field and
Lgsrdcn seeds, farming implements. Avery
plOws, Brinley plOws. cole agents for the
celebrated Studebaker wagon and Oliver
chilled pillow.
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TOHN P. MoRTOY co. booksellers,
q Stationers. printers and binders. Blank
book manufacturers, Louisville, Ky. All or
ders carefully and promptly flied at lowest
rates. MO 3m
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Cloalts and shswls cheap at L. Rossn.
berg 4 Bro.
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g" W. SBERRILL L CO.
WI. Wholesale dealers In books and sta
tionery blank books a speciality. Job and drug
label printers. No. 2s2 w. Main street. Spe-
cial Inducements to cash buyers.
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NHILTON, GUTHRIE 4 co Msuuiactur.
AIers Of Trunks, Values, Travelling bags aud
Horse collars. Sole right to use V. 4 G's Pat.
Tray Hinge and Spring. ls6 West Main St.
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LOUISVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Enbraei'e the Lead. q Business Houses
and Manufacturing Establish-
menfs In Louisville.
Doors h SHOES.
ID Dealers in Boots and Shoes may avoid
all tho risk and uncertainty Of auction and
may save from to 20 per cent. or from $50
to $500 per year in
Systematic buying from
INGALLS, co.
Manufacturers and dealers in Boots and Shoes.
No 27S West Main steet, Louisville, Ky.
q I 35 Buys one Of BayIess' Hundred
W l. WRmsutta Cotton Shirts. Also = line
Of unlaundrad Shirts sI.OO each. Full line
gents furnishing goods. Goods shipped on
approval. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. N.
BAYLEss "a, 18th avenue
.VTN d. CRUTCHER 4 o. 50 cessor 20 r.
Il Boyd 4 Co., Dealers In Iron, Steel,
nails. horse shoes, anVils, axes, bolts
thimble sksins and spring. 800 W. Main St.
MI CCBUNO, DAY n De
4NA Wholesale dealers in Boots and Shoes,
Eastern and Custom made, Nos, 27I and 273
Main street. between 7 and 8. Orders solicited.
TAHN 4 RANKIN,
~ Manufacturers Of Hay, Coal, Stock
Platform and counter scales, Brass and iron
beams. Also trucks, store and wagon skids,
&c. 369 wet Main street.
wy t pYNE
w. MiIlwright and mill furnishcr; all
kinds Of machinery portable grist and saw
mills, feed mills, brlIing, &c. A variety Of see
ond hand msehinery. 427 west Main street
TLOTHING. ss'
~ J. NJ. ARMSTRONG SON, "rOwsr
Palace" en- and boys choice Clothing, (Ty-
Ter Biock) Nos. los aud los w. Jefferson ST.
wv sCoTTGLORE,
w Bookseller and Statisnsr. General
Agent Ky. Cash pisfribution o., drawing
June Sch. Tickets SO, halves IS, quarters
$3.50. Send for circular.
w BENSINGER BRO.
" Manufacturers and dealer. in Furni.
ture' UphOls ~ and Mattresses; also Carpets,
ol-eloths and window Shades. Nos. 40 and 81
West Market Street.
A POOL SON,
a. Importers and Dealers in Italian Mar
bio, and Scotch Granite Moments, SO w. JEFF
ierson St. Studio and Work shops at Carrara.
Italy.
TAS. F. WHITE,
- Wholesale and retail dealer in FOREIGN
and Domestic Dry Goods, I04 Market Street,
bet. 3rd and 4th. Louisville. Ky.
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT
Il Tne Aehromatie Pebble Spectacle, IL scien
idcaily adjusted by Dr.. Emile !Sincsre will do
it: Send for pamphlet which will tell ycu ho.
to get relief. l20 Main st.
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" 7. PYNE,
w. MiIiwright and mill furni.hcr; all
kinds Of machinery I; portable grist and saw
mills, feed mills, brluinE, &c. A variety Ofses-
ond hand msehinery. 427 west Main street
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~ J, 81. ARMSTRONG L SON, "rower
Palace. en- and boys choice Clothing, (Ty-
Ter Blockl Nos. los aud los W. Jefferson 81.
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TAS. F. WHITE,
- Wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goods, I04 Market Street,
bet 3rd and 4ih. LouisviIIs. Ky.
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" SCOTT GLORE,
w 4. Bookseller and Staiisnsr. General
Agent Ky. Cash Distribution o., drawing
June Sch. Tickets SO, halves IS, quarters
$3.50. Send for circular.
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UTM. KENDRICK 4 SON. ITO Fo,rth
w Avenue. Dealers in Watches, Clocks,
Diamonds, Jewelry. Silverware. Table Cutlery
&c. Terms to suit the times. Special atten-
ton to orders.
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|AHN T KANkIN,
~ Manufacturers Of Hay, Coal, Stock
Platform and counter scales, Brass and iron
beams. Also trucks, store and wagon skids.
&c. 369 wet Main street.
, 1877-06-12

that tho ricHnzLe Legislature would offer no
further nr better terms, of ccnsof!datlon. The
thrrc, and acscn NtcnoLis men who had lrcn
tcatc ly default agreed to step out and 1ense Tho
css verr particularly asketl a. to tho Presidents
Intentions, and said TINT without donht ho wonId
not *ettle any disputed election BY fosco nf arms,
and would certainly Withdraw tho eronps II they
were not needed 10 keen &hc peace. Nothing was
aaid or tnttmated or understood about Federal OF
The par Ut 1cRirtator*. A. 10 tho latter, shs
Nicttolta Legislature, hefore th- hrrir at nf the
Comnnirsioncfs, had established the precedent OF
paying ososy !cysla.or front the beginning Of tho
Rrff!on whenever he touk his FeAt, whether he
camc from hnme or from the tAcKAnn Legislature.
IA TO personal attacks Of Bu1LER, Hcn. HAw-
LHY simplJ sAys that wherever Mr. MAcVHAan
is known, none of the Generals mud wilt stick.
From tho admirable manner In Which he has
handled himself, It is pretty certain TINT mono
Of isu7Lra's mid will stick 10 him where he Is
not knuHn.
, 1877-06-12

Tho publishers Of certain class Of pubIiea-
tions known generally as tralo circulars or tra.lo
papers. and which hare few Or no regular Sub
scrincrs, but nrc sent out as gratu1tous ndver~
Using sheets, have taken uthbraGe at tho action
Of tho post-Onlco Department. which elusscd
them rs Transient publications, on which post
ago must be paid at the rate of two cents per
ounce. Heretofore these publications hare been
admitted to tic u,plls mt regular newspaper
rites, or two cents per po,tnd. Thoro seems no
good rcason why they should enjoy such an cx-
ceptton, or why tho mails should be employed
to assist In tho transportation Of mere ndvcr.
ttelnC posters which trench upon tho field Of
tho legitimate prcts Of tho country. A meeting
Of several New York publishers was held in
that city last Thursday, but accomplished Moth
lug moro than tho appointment Of committee
to confer with tho Department. We hopo tho
Department will hold To It's decision, anil honor
tho bona j7ds circulation OF newspapers With tho
postal fayoss to which they alone arc entitled,
and which urc aboyu that Of publications With
out paying subscribers, and whose existence is
maintained only BY advertising obtatncd on tho
balls Of gratultous circulation.
, 1877-06-12

In the matter Of tbs WuAn1os-ptrK1a ilts-
pute betwhen WArNH MAcVEAGu xnl Gen.
BUTLER, Gen. HAwLer, who waa ona Of the
Commissioners, lsas luseEposed statement on
the merits ol the Ease, namely, the Louisiana
settlement, upon which he says:
The interr1ew referred to wax held 1t tho su9gca.
tton of two very prominent and influential lnum-
befA Of tho PAcklAp Legislature, Gov. WARxoTA
and pf. ACatLLAk. Aftos ~ informs1 eunversa-
ton With ioaE Of ths CounitasIoo Ia their paslor,
asked tho commissioncts il thcy would repeat the
statements just made ~ caurut of the PArxAnn
lesfsfature. They said lhey could not well stlsnt
members In THUR parlors. where nearly every
promincnt politician bad already becu. WAHaoru
and McMtLLAN brought with them Ia tbs evening
dozen Or fifteen PAeKAuu members. meeting
the four Commissioners, Tbe latter spoke
each for himself, agreeing on the facts, but
differing In advice Or suggestions. Some would
o1Cr uo advice. Dthcss sayl4ed tho members to
accept the situation All expressed tho oplnioa
, 1877-06-12

Tho Ch!chgu produce markets wcre generally
Grner yesterday, with fair activity. Mess pork
closed lie per bs, higher, ut s1a. B74i&a1o 90 ior
July and 313. 02H for August. Lard closed Sc
per 100 tbs higher, Ut $500 for July and
SB.D7H19. 90 for August. Meats wcsc 1rn,. at
4xe for loose shoulders, 6Hc for do short ribs;
and Ghc for do ehort clears. lllghwines wesc
unchanged. ats1. o7 per gallon Lake srclRhts wcte
less scttvc. at &c for corn 10 BuEato Flour was
quctand 1rm. Wheat closed ri chishcr, at 81. 14h
for cash Juno onA 81. 81 aclcr July. Corn cloaed
3ic higher, at 40Ae cash and 47Ac seller July.
Oats closed Nc higher. at 3Sc cahh and 37@c for
July. nyo was dull at gsc Harley waa nominal, at
100000 Hogs wcro in demand at 1Oc advance,
with sa1cs at St.G005. 90 for common to choice.
Cattle wcro c1ctcd and higher, selling at g. b0D
100. Sheep unchanged. Ono hundred dollars In
gold would buy *l05 In grcenbacks ut the close.
, 1877-06-12

Tho A1cdical Association Of tho United
States, at It's reoont meeting In this clty. by
mn unarimoo. vota md viii, 1,o,-tv ~,
.,..-1 .3...., ....1...;..
t"aoo' ''o"t''.'. ''"o'otto4 eo""o'41!ns ~
bnrbarous anu tnhtluihn tho Shameless tax on
gufnino imposed a. private bounty to q
faw manufacturers In phtladetnhfn trbo
.,,,t,t;. ..~ ~.r,n,1,,,l H., .,,,n 49, T. 49,.
F"oAo ~ o. ~, ~ ~" s'a@ ~ '"o "aya'
IL enhp1ca tpe Fhlsadelphaa concerns TO de-
mnnl from 10 to 55 per cent moro for their
yaYes than thcra IL sny tuatitlcatfon fnr. md.
,,v too,,,r,. ,rt ,,,,r. .n.1 ,ro,,axs.I.,,
"'s!'"s S"' eats -, ''''s ''oA''| b4'tA'"s."aa
u auln1no irou otner oounts'cs, enaplc8 them
to pHlm oil on tho public drugs 30 iuftfior
mud at1ultcrated rs to 10 au agarayation in
stn,t, ~ i. -,r,o1v for u,,,,,,oua ,r,. x..,a,,,
- ~ 49, s's,1',,, ~ "o t'e1 =,
''oua u tne oonsent!oh WILL incet tao cosalal
approval OF Tho wholo American people, and
cspecially of tho medical profession. and VIC
thcrcfors rcnnodnc, them mn f,11o,v.,
wu.nr., Il ha. enma tn ,hc rnox,cd,u y, N.
me.abers of tho American Medical Association si.st
abill knowa tue Monutsox bill for tho dlscontin-
nn'cs Of Inc safia I'll qanne - q thls time: ee'
tour.es, D ,'s Of tlo unts " st..,, @ anu s ''' ''
WnkvxAn Tho wolfuro Of 1.n,n nronortton of
, 1877-06-12

ltumora in London yesterday afternoon OF
a Russian repulso at nustcluk la,k conilrma-
ton. There has bocu no general ntlyauco of
tho Russian forces, and another overflow Of
tho Danube .nnkes crossing imprecticable
Mt present. 4 strong unti-wnr movement in
steailily gaining strength in England, and
may preyail ngainst tho inclination of tho
Government to dip finger in tho row.
There is no indication Of decision In the
Cabinet, which appears perploxcsl by tho
situation Of Affairs at homo and abroad.
, 1877-06-12

1fr. BIoop, Of Massachusetts, having been
appointed Superintendent Of the Boston,
Clinton l. Fitchbnrg nailroad when
it waa built, concluded to extend.
Tho construction Of saveral other
lines and a grand consolidation.
with appropriate ceremonies proved
too much for Mr. DIoop, and yesterday Ii
failed for 91,6aG, $40. His creditors are
largely snvinga md other banks, and there
arc prospects Of suffering among tho poor
but industrious depositora thereof. Mr..
Dioop's assets, on paper, are 81, 1,31o,0 ,0oo, but
1t is questionable II they will roalize moro
than 10 or Ii por ccnt.
, 1877-06-12
THE -f.AaT MAT.

% "
4"o ''ee"t!"e A"e4'eoa, Ill an a1,ele "h'ch
wv" sop''.'su )" ouF 4ast l"sae. socculatoa upon
1oo iate o. 'oo iaes nan' ana arnses AZ nihe
eo.'c'ae'o.e, , oe.sea 'som ee'ens'ac nascs' ~
aclo"e: I.s1 tnat, as tiIe terrestrial surface Is
sona1an,'y au''n',nshg. he "la uit.naatcif 10
o1o"nea y "n tne nlRaost peak OF tne h'tnalayas' !
eesone' u'at .he3e 'n"'s eohe tlne OF unlsct-
sa' % ae!uge. Tacn tae ca1n's eontro OF gravity 10
N.vpiaceo' "h'ea "i' oso"n Alm th'fo' tliat no
WI 10 o'o"n up o5 eametaf5 gas; tourtl'' that'
- tne eat'h Is Eraoua'l5 approaching LILO esin,
no VIII Dc suh-strueK' NTH thnt tho atnos-
pnete va! necomc TOO refe 1of hufnan existence
anu LINZ 1e VIII NC sunoeaseai sl1tn, limit nc
NIL oe pat"eu up ~ Echesa1 coHaaHratlont
seventh taa! nc "!'1 DC frozen 70 death: eighth,
tIat tncte wiz pe !tnmcuso assures 1T INC crast
81 'ao cat.", s"a thst ~ seeking 70 escape
them ne "''l % efushea 10 acath IN some ano-
tesraateh eafeTn' and' lastly that ho will bc
RULED " craAn Q! orhs.
A!lot thcso h1PothoAcs arc clover. All OF them
aFc .u'1c'cntly practical for 'nortuary purposes
TO leave tue u'tiuatn tndi7ldnal no special
CHOICE as 10 tue manner OF hts going of. One
might as "cll 30 drowned on En- Illinois pfatEto
aa to be h1o"n up on Htma1ayan pcakt sutlo-
catca on Labrador Iceberg, frozen to death
ht1aao''ne tMc equator. or burned shlnn!ng up
tnFN t,A&
, 1877-06-12

It secms that tho springfield Journal has
agan moved oil Washington In force to secure
tho rost.Ol|1rc. The editor of tho Journal Is
opposed to tho Prcsldent'a policy Ut not ap-
pointing lin Postmaster; md, as this policy IL
oae TINT can be changed, the Joar.,as desires to
savc tho State to tic party four years hcnce by
having tho fost-0fl3cc placed III tho hands Of
man in whose exaltation the entire party Is
deeply Interested. Tho motlre and tho end are
both commcnlablo, and perhaps the President
may understand tic es1sc, II II ho properly pre-
serted tu him by tho expcctant Senators Of the
future.
, 1877-06-12

Tho Philadelphia Tines IS labortng to prove
that Miss ANsA DICKINSON was at ono t.rnc
sptrltuatEst Il alleges that her car,lor addresses
wcso lntrnnccs, s,and that ono c8AxuELJAcxsos has
n poem written BY hur while under Inspiration.
II was Mrs. DICKINSON who drow her out Of tho
influence Of tho sptritual1sts, scetng moro money
In turning her daughters ability In another A.
rcctton. Tic T;ma says AssA has since siren.
uousiy denied het old friends, though in con-
vcrsat!on with friend sl,o con!idcntfaly admit
ted tho Impeachment, and confessed that ste
still teltcTes In eplfttuallen1.
, 1877-06-12

L!cut.-Gov. 6nrMAs. who IL Governor Of
1lincis er-.gIeio at present, In Tho absenca of
Gov. CuLLoM at tho East, IL being greatly im-
lortuned by tl,u seekers for par.lons; but he
l,ns "rnt his foot down. declaring that, nj.
thougl, nwaro TINT he las tie power to grant
parlons, ho cnnuot consistently exercise that
power when, III In the present instance, tho
Governor OF the State happens TO be abaont
for only fow days. In tho meantime Gov.
sHuMaN il quietly attending to lis busincsa
hero in Chicago, tho Governors Secretary at
Springfield being instructed to telegraph foz
him should his presence there be needed.
, 1877-06-12

OF leaving for trip to Europe. whs onter-
tanned by number Of his political frionla
at a complimentary dinner at indianapolis.
Senator MCDONALD presided, and DAN yooR-
HE'S was the orntor. Apart from the kind
things and pleasant things said to and OF
Tho gncst, there werc fow expressions which
werc hardly appropriate, and which, after
the ctIorvcsconce common on such occasions
hns passed away, the spenkers will possibly
rcgret having uttered. Gov. HESpRtcxs, In
his remarks, referring to the last Presidential
election, said:
That hescutet tho man who IA elected President
Of tic United States, BY tho voice and Judgment "
the American people, nuet be tnausurated.
VoonuxEs, It, n second speech, concerning
tho future Of tho Democratic party, referred
to the election Of last year several times, ami
among other things said:
rraud and falsehood, chtcancsy bascr than can
tnd words to esprcsa. cheated. robbed, md do
fraudcd tho American people OF their Right 10 tito
cholce under tho Conattutton ccstatn there ia
a Cop In lIcaven tonight. lCl,ccrt.] No such
wrong can 60 always unrodsctacd. Once. Just
once in hundred yenrs Of American history. just
once In ono entire century. hnYo ffand and crime
invaded tho judiciary OF your country, ami cheated
6Hl~ NJ fhnk h%fN NF
oiIce,r. on % It has beaa done but onec In hundred
years Of American history, and +. seemed to como
a tho Centennial yeer a. y was to emphasize tho
.ae. .a, !. 'ook ~ se..a ~ .o'. t, :"
inch rrtre against The rights OF thc pcon,o ~ wns
pcrpctratcd last year.
Much Of this impotont btnster ought, wo
suppose, to DO attributed 10 exllilarating
conditions which preceded the speoch-mak-
ing. We are not to understand 1lr. uEN-
pR1cKs rs meaning TINT tho rosult Of Presi-
dontial election Ia to bo asccrtaincd in any
other way than Is prescribed by tho laws Of
tho 1nnd. This Ia Government Of law. Tho
wlolo political machinery is tho creation Of
Inv, and when we nbanlon the law as the
asbitor of al matters anu institute force Or
appeal TO force, then wo convert the Govern
mont into tlcspotism which has no equal.
The lenuncintiona Of tho man Vooanrza
aro characteristic. He is always among tho
suffering md oppressed. Tho election Of
Mr.. LINCOLN in 1864 oyor tho pnace party
yvas denounced By him ns tho triumph OF
, 1877-06-12


Ex-uov. Il. q. PowEns IL tho gentleman
who took the Governors gcat In 3fissiaainpi
1vta, ax,rs roo;,,rod II IN os,,ro ;.r,...i
80. =. 49,. 20. =. Al.
n'oas A. 1uo nAue17 " Ill" Oe1hocl"uo AeBls-
laturo that Aad beon recently elected. There
Is every roGson, therefore, for believing tint
This gentleman IA not Mt nil bjased In fnvor of
a.. s,,a~.,, H.. ,....... -. ~. os...s.
ta' "'e'"6o e"' '"so'o" W s"o e"'4'ns
nor at all pro1udtced agatust tho nnuye
whites md thoir favorita doctrine of " Home
1,nle." yot Hov. powrns. In MI ;ntcrviop
IL r....,s, ..,..-- :,
"''st e'o'1'"na 'oP"''ot "'s w WV "eos
denounced tho Ca1soLa h'"aaacre IN tho noat
vigorous language, aud at tho aame time nd
1uittptl that tIe urayeilip0 senti,nent of tla
c,,,o .a.,,,. =. -, +, fova. ~ H.. In.a-' ..'1
ns"s' oo's'' " ~ :" Aa,o' ~ ''io A4o.ot1' nnu
11al there afo 10 lhacattoha tl'at they Will
DO pursued mud punished. We BubioEn
nart of Gov. powEns' lauRuago in chnrnetnr.
s;,,,. t11 .,,,asa,,.
e..
tasaA WV .'', ."o t".s "aa eathat'
ss. s"s ',''.:!' w. .o. We. N's WIT .o'o
.'..,, IT, H.. 49, .'...~ ,.s;,., ,s..",I sn"., ~ es"s
. ~ ~. -" n,aae"."o.. 'ee "n % ~. H. a so".
,s'... Wv ..,.,. '..s " ],''.., NV ' ''
i,x. and noow nerfrct1v % ths ,ndnm,st1u "on,so,
which tney ali possessed. There never lI,ea man
enduwed With more eaurneo siiat. Jadgu c"Isoln.
sal'nsaS.e'y a''ss mo ,sssay n.s c,'o'n sols
renalte to ter M ied.ts and M from mi ler ,'ymr iIn.
received hc,alled account Of tho bloody atsaIt.
sho seemed to think that Iii giving W her own l!fe
70 eass .nat OF htt 'a.aet sto naa aene nothsns
nc,iors ssro wy. ,u..;,a w." =, sss
opinion shs performed ono Of tho most courageous
acts ever known to tho world. and tho n'cn
WHO committed tll4 NQ&t l1IFHHf or innocent
, 1877-06-12

Jenny Lind, aged 81, has a baby 8
months old.
It is said that Henry Ward Beecher has
been otsored 3a5. 900 to spend ha vacation lectur-
ing In California.
DR.. Il. Y. Pierco, tho medical advertiser Of
t'u period, has been put up n candidate tor tho
olieo Of Mayor Of buffalo,
The British battlo+pnintor, Mrs. Butler
onh Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Intends, ills said,
10 ~n oa15rcllgious pictures hereafter
Ths writer Of late sketch OF Charles
Dickens, tho novelst, Judges that lie was abto1ute-
ly perfect as \ maker Of sfter.dtnnes speeches.
Robert 8toepol has scnt check from Lon
don for tbs full amount o tho funeral expenses Of
the tate Matilda 11sron. They had beessseparsted
for nine Yoars.
Tho Philadelphia Tina compares the Now
York Tribune With tho squaw who sits at homo pro-
pairing tho sealps and chanting tho pFalsos Of hcr
braFs. Tho bravo In this instance IL womau.
DR.. Abbot, the fau.ous Exeter school
master. used to say that hs had this advantage ~
compared With hs friendss iIo could road tho
sane book twice over with tbs samo enjoyment,
for ~ faat as he road he forgot.
A eerlcs OF interesting lectures on natural
history is now given Al the Loodon Geological Gar
dens tho lecturer dlscoufaing 10 the crowd In Tho
presence OF The group Of aat1nsla chosen ~ Tho
subject Of each. Psoi. HUXLEY was 10 eivs tho
second OF tho course In tho Repsits house.
Tho new Professor Of Chemistry In the
british Royal Institution is Mt. powaF, n yeats
Of age, and regarded the risn9 man In hls line.
having already msdo his mark By seTcsal valuable
memoirs. lie u graduate Of EdtnbuFE Uni7sfsl-
II, and was fos several yean the assistant OF Isof.
PlayfaIs sbero. ;,
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, 1877-06-12

A prtyute dispatch 10 gentleman in this
city, received yestorday, gavo tho gratifying
information TINT tho recovery Of Senator
FEaa1, of Michigan, now lying i'll at Grand
Haren, Is fully insured.
, 1877-06-12

II ex-Gov. 1fENpntcKs believed at tho In
diauapolis banquet TINT he was elected Vice.
President. what will is believe When he reaches,
this week, the bauquct-fatl Of tho Manhattan
Club In Now York; There Is :aolo about tho
frog that tried to swell hIinselt to tho stzo Of
the OK. Has Mr.. HENDRICKS read It, NO Won
t1nrt
, 1877-06-12

A Washington correspondent diacovcrs that
BRET HARTE, Joaquin MILLER, and ALBERT
RnopEs arc applicants A. the Capital Tor Con-
sular honors, bas!ng thclr claims on their Tt.
crarJ populations. Tho ycltow-haircl Viking
Of the sieEras wants something In France, uAnrz
is anxious to 60 to Germany, and RHODES, with
mn Gro to salary rather than location, Is willing
70 TO anrMhere.
, 1877-06-12

A number Of Italians arrived In New York
last week for the purpose Of introducing their
national game ot ball. As tho rules Of the
game provide that tho 'souts u count In tho
score, tho system Is respectfully commended to
tho Chicago ulnc.
, 1877-06-12

In California the weather has moderated
to liz degrees In tho shade, which announce
1nent will possibly asauage tho nnguish Of
Chicagoans who ase still wearing spring
orarnnata