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TENANT WANTED FOR
Mineral Spring Property.

Proposals will he received FOR the rental Of the Boarding
and Bath House the Mineral Spring Co The directors
are prepared To VERY LITERALLY with the proper
person and will provide medical Attendance on paten
reqnred. Address j. q. HARRIS,
Aurll 2l.lW SecTrLhfB
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I0iPD.

ON Sunday April 18TH AT the residence Of ChaS Ange
vine near Ottawa Ill., OF GrOpSy OF the brain, kaLru ~
Youngest child of Prof f. H. and the late susie d. Butter
aged year, month and 10 days.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21
JOHN B. RICE,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

S,~TAI'Is q L. i ILL NcIS, L. aAtLECo.-sn.
= IN ne TUcUG cunt GeyrU ~ JtHs Ten" A. D. l''''
IN ftgHrsTU.
T1rEeI H. Erickson re- Cecilia Hayer. MaTiCt Ihorson.
and Thor lhorsou her husband ole Hayer ~ P'rJ amin
laycr Andrew Hayer. Chr ssn Hayer, Jo-ph HalvF .L
Marina Ilayer.--LN rJr sisrglnr performance. " q
II arreatIng affidavit ne In the once OF ie
clerk said coart that said d"fencaas ole HayeT BeA
min Uayer Naet IhOrsGn Hnd Tor Tnorson not rel
s'f-n's OF said state. said complainant having hei
bin Of complaint In said court. on the chanceiy
fe thereof on the 5th day OF August lsa, and hi
suppem entail h tue 6tA day Of March is5 herein and
summons having been issued thereon according 10 lsw
Notice. therefore. Is hereby given 70 said Defendants
Oe IiAycr, benjamin Hayer, Msret ThorsoH and Thor
h0r-on that unless and each OF you, shall PERSONAL
and appear before sad court at said term thereo 70
held ate Court House IL Ottawa, n SAID county on bs
f-t Monday next. lSs1 when and where sAn
urmans rsturuabP) and plead. er drgnlr or eN
cent the 10 be taken for confessed aRan,
ssrrI,r,iinrly II. W HOLMES. Gers
J,uss n igfrs Sol'rl;-r apr1i-fv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21

Is bright sorrel sired by Woods Champion. Dam. Kate
Chsty by Dole's AihlmOra; u dam, sue Lctcher, py
AleXandeI's Norman. Terms, $50 to insure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21

The foregoing is correct copy.
II. A. MCCALED, Comfy C'eyk
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-21

Proceedings of the Board Of Supervisors, 9Th
day January term, 1877, January ETH 1877.
, 1877-05-17

In the Inv report published in TIE Tan-
uNE yesterday occurred statement of Ger.
tain alleged proceedings against three jurors
who wero represented as having solicited
money from defendant IN A case which
thcy had been hoaring. The report stated
TINT tho jurors wero called before the
Court, severely reprimandod, and ordered
never to show their faces in the Court again.
Mr. Luc1us C. PARpEE, Of 1sG state street,
was named as ono Of these criminal jurors.
We publish this morning full yindication
Of Mr. PAhDEE by Judge JAMESON and BY
bfr. Rors, counsel In tho case, but 1Ir.
PAnDEE needed no such vindication to satisfy
any one who knows him. IIo was MEM
bsr OF tho jury, and In obtaining tho names
Of the implicated Jurors bis name was acci-
dontally md unfortunately furnished with
tho others To the reporter. We greatly 70.
grot the Incident md the blunder, not only
because 1t WAS falsc and scandalous, but be-
cause It was calculated to do Mr., PAnpEr
injury among those who Ito not know him
and those who could not inform themselves
Of tho facts.
, 1877-05-17

A cubic dispatch 10 printed on the first
paga Of this issue from TnE Tn1nuNr's own
correspondent with the Russian army Of tho
Danube. A terrific battlo Is impending ut
Giurgeyo, on tho north bank and opposite
1sustchuk, whero an immense body Of
Russians hns been nasscd with a view
to forcing the crossing Of the Danubo at
this point. Tho Turks, apprised Of tho in-
tention Of the enemy, have massed heavy
force at Rustchuk, and aro prepared
to contest with bloody stubbornuees
every foot Of tho Russian advance.
A gigantic struggle may DO looked
Tor here today or tomorrow, when tho
Turks will concentrate their entire strength
OF infantry, supported BY shore batteries
and the monitors anchored at a convenient
distance, to prevent the laying of the pom
toon-bridge for the crossing of the Russian
troops.
, 1877-05-17

ooy hontxsoS, of Now York, hos dono
the people OF that State service In the di.
1ection OF strict economy by vetoing items In
tue supply bill to tho amount Of 81 SOC, 900,
of this tho sum OF VI ZOO, 600 had been 40.
propr1ated for the new Capitol, and tho bal.
anoo was made up OF thirty.six isem1,-all Of
which tho Governor rightly concluded could
DO dispensed with for tue present. II not de-
3erTed indefinitely. Some Of tho enact
nenta and appropriations Of the Illinois Log
ialature might with advantage be subjected
70 tie aams careful scrutiny by tho Execu.
tiyo.
, 1877-05-17

There Was 4 carpet bag staso 't1o.esnrnent" 10
d. ths, onsy 1t happened that State authority wae
Cnston,- llonsc. 70 shr guilty vent frcc. Under
any President anr rn1icy thcrc viii lie onttsEes
upon tho tofenaclcts blacks and occasionally npop
rhisn Rcpnhfcsns In tic cotton Htntcs, az recently
ln Kcr,rer County, MlattssIprt, where several were
htnnshtcrcd by mob; but no sort Of Washington
policy consiascnt. with onr t{tten1 NJ govern.
rndef ttArKs than under CHANT. That policy IL
heat under which This lacssneta thrfyra least. its
remain fnt years, regardless Of Pfeadentlsi potle}
Thn point Ia to take attch couttc an 10 have Just
a. litte Of II a. noeslbic In my mind there Ii no
tH4NT'A. f ~
, 1877-05-17

Mr. Newell (orpheus q. Kerr) has gone
abroad for change Of air and rest. IN hopu4 Of kill
Ing Or curing himself, -'permanently," as thu
Celtic hath 1t,
frol. foamans Is too eoyore, says the Dos.
ton Hsrd!d. in calling Con. Bluo. Glass Pieasoutou
- pcstllent ignoramus." Mr.. Youmaua believes
In evolution, and should know that fool ID only a
philosopher in the making.
Tho removal OF Prof. William P, Trow.
bridge from Yalo College to tho Columbia School Of
Nines Is considerable loss to tho former Institu.
ton. iIa was born In Michigan In 1898, graduated
a. West Point In l84s. and appointed It Yale 1a
1870.
Mr.. p. T. Barndtn proposes to undertake
the recovery OF l!stlo Charlie 1oss and with this
object In vicw will ofler aEewasd Of $40, GOO, liz
haa u'adc arrangements also, 1t Il understood, to
exhibit tho advoturous young fellow In caao ho IL
recovered, Mr. ChrEstian Toss, tho father. having
eonseNcd to tho scheme.
Gen. bAermau,s speech at the Chamber of
Commerce banquet IN Nav York IL pronounced
gem of oratofr By thoas supposed 10 b convofsant
With auch natters, and It IL panectallY remarkable
!nasmueh ~ military men arc seldom c1esttye IN
tho uso OF worls, Indeed, thesu IL dancer that
Gen. Sherman will ruin hta military seputstton by
writing and spsaklng 10 we'll
The TEustees Of tho Fifth Avenue Piesby.
terlan Church In New York hare caused cou,mo.
ton by adopting ruio th.t no ono shall s. b. sa.
mltted to tho church after Dr.. Hall has c vnn HI.
sermon. Tho Fott shinks 1t must produce most
unpleasant impression to bo shut out from Gods
house on tho Lords Day. Not half 10 uunles.xnt
though. ~ 1t must bo to bo shut In.
Tba Fnol1ab fr;.,d, - ~. ,..
,,... st.",s" . a..yHs N,.e ~ 'ne la'e Aaay Au.
~. ssss! h.se p'anaeo esHnF memorial ol
t. .sh,,.hnsa. '.s tna "o@sn ~ tae permanent e.
ssu".au'sa. W n'ssppoFt'nR oasis. ot = West"
a.st s ne'"lu&'seAoo sot nasacs' waich sha
, 1877-05-17
A POL1TICAL ABsURDrrY.

WA arm Rearce1v anrrriaod +L,t ..It
buumers who forosee tha 1oaa ~ thn,r witt;
cal mower in tbo nac;fcat;or ~ ". sann.-..
cite tho Atlasjseipoi tragedy in Komn.r corn
ty as a result Of pres,dcnt U.rrS no,;ss.
Tho assertion Is rfdfonlons)v irco,a;st.n.
but TINT doean't trouh1a .h,r r., sss.
dor thnt oconrs eouth n hf,sov ,aa n.-a.,.. .
line aftor this. no mntter in vh.t st.,a , ~,
DO charged to the Withdrawn, NJ tha t.oon. ,,a
from tho Louisiana and sonth caroiin. az
Houses. and made the nretart fo- I,e,nsn5
Inn that the carpet.hao coxarnusrt. ha ~.
up uoaiu and sust.inad Mt thu nn,nt ~ ~.
bayonet. This sort of oabh1c ia ~ ,,to,u ~
deco;ya th,nkino ,nar 1,rt 4 v,, .os-s
hold toooth.r fo, TINA n nu,,hor - a,s.s
nointoti oI1,ca.ao.L,r. nnd n.~t;.a. ,',"F
han1. .-ho ,.rna A.. 49,. ."s1., ss.. ',o"'
enough Ia 1,oraaa tha A1n,,nIs,ro,ioa rE
l., 49, ~ ~ ~. 1at4"''o"' 1n@1
80 .ae pafpoSe. Il .nofe arc any people who
49,. s.s.', ..,as, !, osae'ns u, anu
nos ~. .oi, ..v,n s.e ,, s'an una 9a!anlo motives.
~. w. '.,,.. "ou, mAo ~ Po'n1 o"1 os'eny aomo OK
r-~"as .,ssn-
sne 'u' o-.'oo o'ase7 .sooPa paa not
Soa, Sosa "l.ao,a"" n,a t.o" Inc Louisiana and
oousa oa1onu" e'a'e-taouaes, would their
Heeons' ~ 80" ofleans ana oolomofa have
r.o'outea 'uo A''"oA o. toe mop on Judge
s1.m 'o1a ~ nempes county, alississtpptf II
WI. WI rooao's no' 10 claimed mat the Dehalb
soo "o"o aa,o poon restrained ny regt-
.aeu,a eAs y. eo'uisls s'a''oned ana employed
..'4 .sa'',s ,A. Aaao@ 'n'te7 away sueh theory
,,s.s,'n ms. ~ "IM5 PsePostof"us' "hen It Is re-
, 1877-05-17
The Feeble. Minded Play the Limit
Clear Through, and Furnish
with Eastlako.
Passage of tho Bill to Levy m
Land for Wntor-Taxes.
The Sllver~Tender Bil1 posaoa
and Sent to The Gov
ernor,
Nearly 100000 Unanimously Yotcd by
tho Senate to tie Pcnitcnttury.
ILLINOIS.
HOUSE DEBATE on eEMATE nt1x ia.

I Sn-rfoI f,i,t.,,-A = -. T.t,-
Hro,xor,r,r -, ttsa s.ss 80 -, 1"e - 4Hoaht.
| .ts ht,1 - ~ t'.' ""1 ~ 'lac "coate on Fen
can,tat atari, NJ ,nro,nas".s, ~ s, s.esamcht of
1874. nnd 1s-s.sos .a.nss. S"pes ~ .oe 1879,
tbron1e 1obbic, o,tn.,tnr Inv w." o.nne, Tho
liz. chesfr, sno,s ths 49, .'o i " excited
N. IN; hotnn sno soos sna psosestea acalnst
tton "trc whether member was to be returned =,
10 bo elected to ths gcnate, Or to bc chnscn T..t,
| of TIM pearn .ftnr III. n.....t 49,. s "s1ec
ni,as 1,,.t.ts.t ses As pseoont lctm VI oRlec CT.
mottvcs II was timo 10 stop now. What IA. ~
posed or ttt bill wao stmn1v matter a, Wy.
was to cmnower the 1,o,td nf ror,,t..,;a.
tw.s ~. s.u n"alu VI 1qual'ka!'on, wherd
, 1877-05-17

The reception Of President HA1xs il New
York has boon as gratifying md enthusiastic
aa it Ia surprising. It is the first tino since
the election TINT ho haa visited TINT CITY,
tho stronghold Of Democracy. He took
with him portion Of his Cabinot,-thc Soc.
rotaries OF State, interior, md Treasury. and
Con. SHERMAN, tho Chief Of tho Army.
Upon Ills azrival ho was recctvod by tho Nor
chants Exchange, conaposol of thu nroni-
, 1877-05-17

There Is trouble Of grave character In
the French Cabinet, and Ministerial crisis
Is already At hand. President HIAoNAuoa,s
attempt to organize Ministry which should
embrace the antagonistio clements Of tho
Right and the Left has terminated In CON-
plste rupture and the resignation Of tho
entire Cabinet The break occurred In
connection with the debate In the Cham.
, 1877-05-17

Ex7State's-Attosncy REED doesn't think tho
&ccount-book ho loaned Gen. SN1rn WAS Of
much account any waY. 1fo thinks tho prose-
etttton could hnvc charged II up to profit snd
loss and yet hare convicted .PEa1o1Ar and tho
Indicted Commissioners. Strange that a tloc,,.
mcat otso small consequence to my body should
lave been stolen.
, 1877-05-17

Tho Journal insists that her cognomcn Is
MARY ADnr Dopas, and that she is cousin Of
Mrs. BLAINE, and not Of JIM. As tho journal
Is tho oldest tnhabEtant hcrcabouts 1t may re-
member; but 1t fs certain TINT her natno eyer
since The TRIBUNE was born has been
"0A1L uAMtLToN.is
, 1877-05-17

CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS think that DoWIrs
makes nh excellent newspaper. Ho thinks II
reflects tho best type Of public sentiment. uc
thinks 80 because every time ho looks into II
lo secs CHARLES FRANCIS ApAAs,
, 1877-05-17

"Atanorlty representation" In Colorado Ia
wtou lot Of mincrs solzo their boss and choke
him until flc pays them caough to send thcn to
"tho statcs.h This, however, Ia IN cntirc mis-
conception Of the principle OF tho thing.
, 1877-05-17

THE THtnuxE Is still unfortunate, II ia not
Miss AniaAtI DonaE, but MAnr Annr DoDoE and
cousin Of Afrs. nLAtxE ihnt TnE TnIBuNH il wAg.
ing snch mhnly battle wlth.-EtensaV JoHrnal.
VIC plead In cxtcnuatton Of the error that sho
has been known 80 long a "0ArL HAM1l1oun
that tho memory Of man runucth not TO tho
contrary,
, 1877-05-17

Illinois is tho only State that inslfets capital
punishment on tho holder Of capital stock.
Tho votc yesterday in the House shows that It's
possession Is regarded as a capital odcnse by at
least nfnotY-four members Of tho Legislature,
, 1877-05-17

Tho English language has several words ex-
: prcssive Of waspsh female sco1il, such as
shrc'v, vixen, vtrago, tartar, md tcrmagaut, but
1t Is likely soon to bo enriched with another
moro expressive than NIL Of them together, yiz.:
abigail.
, 1877-05-17

% int'mtdatod from voting. notwithftani
ing be mad tho conFts. shcrsas, conssablca
slafahala' aud the military Mt his hack one
ponk; : . ,.,,
ou', saplr,ao ~ 1 zAAs9 '"a -, .e.t'"'t'cu oosot'a
' auu ,. W. o.''s ~, "'ro ~ sno ""aos o1 t'ie
shass T.; s,,a ,"~ana. a .sa.s...,s "ee '.Hs'1n &c
@an,, ,,,s ~ ,,,n" 8s.s .."suls.s, ro .% ,,'moet
nomntv n,,,+nat | % ~ f ,sa,,,., :. ~. s.o Nsa' lo'
,sa,, .io nnn;.,,r,... ~ a.. .. e s.a'.''' = =.
.hoot,r, hod .aa,,.s.,sa ~. <' ",,o,a :. sue
encs - tho sa,,.h sa,,a- s s.'.. "..',o o>let1'
and TINT ~ Ef;.s;ss,nni axa.a,e,,.. ~ t".o' ~
enrhatio roon,;vo ~ r. eIas.;s.. tr' ~ a1
of vb;ta .ns ,,toot nnnn,,,,s.as ~ -."eN
cd ava, and ovor aa,;a .n., s....'r." sa
m,,,..rv rrto T., sf;..,ss,aa, & m ~. .apes'oees
MT ,inoo ;ns,sncn ~n hara aa 49,, .. "'s'
n vh,c,, H.. s,o,a ,r,ho.,,,o. .n..alaN, N =,
the mur;1sr.ra nna ,,ronnht .,.aa, T.. 'se4 ,,1:.e
an,, rrr,.,,oa ,tor rf,a., ~ 49,. !''s'eo
coso ~ .ooox-, ,1,,.;... 49, .....- Nv o.n .
co-rat,ro, t,om,r,on IT, 11,..:.. Ie,A" u
,horo .nv -os.n1 for tnf,s.,.. it. 49, -
hal con;;nuad T., ,,,<,os l., T.. 1.., " .4oy
vo,,l1 s;tho- ~. ,,~......s ~, to 'AoS
conntv rnnrt1o.s ~ ar.s...a ..,. w n'.apet
tho assoss,na7 M. t1,av ,~a.,a aA n"us ,.Is
failad M IN ri, r~..;or. s1. ua'o
tba,r anfhor;tv vss f,,,,,, ~ soaa..a 'es' "aa'l M
Gono-a1 noso~,,.a.. ...s ~ y tue
tha Trr;tad s,o,o. ...N.. ou s,,s ~
IN that m r,1;,,on, ..,,. '"es
ever haan nnn,a,,e,1 4, tho sar.,.s.a o."... '.
excent thronoh tha r1n;.o., u...s. Cs.-," Ds IT,.
v,rtna NJ tho Kr- XIV ,.w. n,.s - ~
-, SAWS AAoao 1n"o "lo
, 1877-05-17

Dr.. R1DsIaLD, Of Tennessee, writing from the
South to tho Cincinnati CoHastreial, In speaking
Of the aprotectlou given 10 the blacks, says:
Tbs army, under the restrictions iuposed By tho
Constitution, u poMrFteaa 10 pfoteet them. was
thosoa8h!y eoas(aeed Of this when. In Louiaians
last fe, found that thu 4oak diaboiicat outrage
upoa ths blAcks for political ca4ftA were In pAStsh-
e. v here ksoopA wars &taHoned.9 T. ThsY had 20 Au.
thot4kI to look for mu1dekets OF sa stssss them,
, 1877-05-17


There have been timea whom tho meetings
Of the General Assembly Of tho Prcsbyterin,
Church wore interesting to tho hiRhetl
degEeo. Questions that were not merely o,
ecclesiastical or local importance hare re
poatedly como up for consideration and dis,
oussion. Even when matters of general
Church polity were ostensibly beforo thu
body, tho principles involved hare oftau
been Of national and permanent value. Tbs
decisions reached and the feelings arou sed
have frequently had positive influence, on
pasty politics and Presidential campai ena.
Statesmen, too, have not thought 1t beneath
their endeavor tn seek to gain the
favor Of tho Assembly. Jous O. O41-
uouN did not diadain to throx the
destinations Of hts genius over tho Southern
leaders OF tho Presbyterian Church In orle.
to promufgate and strengthen Ills own pecu~
liar views. In tho year 1897, political feel.
Ings had much to do in bringing about tho
division of the Presbyterian Church into
New School. and Old School, whilo patriot
Ism aud tha political extinction of slavery
led to tho reunion In the year 1860. Great
debaters have fulmined from ita platform
with All eloquenco az fiery and persuasive as
evor was heard In the halls OF Congress-,
During the warm days Of anti-slayery agits-
tiont It vas not necessary to go to boston ia
order TO hear "philippics 5" against tie
"sum Of oil villalnies." Ono need bat
attend meeting Of the Central
Assembly and ho would hear speeches af&er
speeches TINT would stir him to the depths
, 1877-05-17

"o print this morning the official roll, cor
rcctod up to date, Of the Presbyterian Cen
eFal Assembly, which begins its sessions in
Farwell Hall to-day.
, 1877-05-17

A Celtic subscriber wdtea to correct the
OcoaaaLLrhypotheuuse aneodotc. Ho says
that O'CohaELL shook bis finger 1t tho aah-
woman, who had just poured I yolleY 1t him
equal to anything old s1ox8r gets on Ut his
opponents or employees, and said that ahe kept
shypothsnu1e In her RaFrct, mud ho could prora
A,-meaning, Of course, that tho raftors formed
that angle,
, 1877-05-17

Considering tho Immortality that awaits hi m
as ia good and faithful Servant" wo arc rather
soETY TINT his name Is DUpnLxs, Thero IL
nothing hgh.spiEitod about tho name Of Dup-
pLHs.
, 1877-05-17

Tho discharged Special Postal Agent to. tho
Black Hills doubtless oo7cts tho poslttop Of
Chief BUTLER to tho Methodist Bishop who
oustcd him.
, 1877-05-17

Tho name Of tho Governor Of Mississippi Ia
not suggestive Of tenderness. Yet the tragic
death OF Miss ClIsoLM ought to melt qyon
tho heart OF aroHH.
, 1877-05-17

Representative MRnRlTr calls public opinion
"cllck-c'ack," and public opinion says YOU'RE
another" Doth aro not fur from right.
, 1877-05-17

Although JAKa REnM ID German, l1c can
understand tho FRENCH language like q book.
He considers It even richer than bis na,lyc
tongue.
, 1877-05-17

Tho Law appsoprlas!ng $4,000 to build tho
DOUGLAS monument will glYe that departed
statesman ltttlc interest on his "grcat priuct-
n1o,t
, 1877-05-17

The stone for tho Rockford Court-Eouso was
cut at tho Pcnlscntlary. Those responsible for
tho disaster should be scnt there to cut some
mofc,.
, 1877-05-17

The Rochester N. ~ Democrat {Esep.) pIthl!y
aaJs that "The time has come WHEN any part5
which desires to maiutalu itself must reputiiata
tho whole vicious programme nj subsidies aud
Internal improvements. Already It has Wrought
manifold Ills upon ths body polite, has pros
tfatcd Industry, confused tho national finances,
stita slated corruption, exalted lobbtes, aud
ruined statc4.uep.n
, 1877-05-17

~ Rsnney then moved 70 reconsider.
| W..t.d ssj
A.. Mi.t,co.-h1ees NM, oni noef. bO,-and tho defeat OF
THE SOLDIERS onruArs, uoMN
| Apnrnnrihljon hTiI Ma rssssJ ~ .nr.oa.,s,..
SD 600 4 Ytar for nr1irsF ~ ryn.rscs * HSn ~
eundrY Iicnos. "'' S"p1"'s'' w Nv ~
corrxaAs cnrxF.
Of ths iin1s MchfsSs 9o; ~ 9ot 70 Of tao eaaanSs
ontjet frnm snrirn TX ~ ~ 1s,, 70! 1hen.nk N
connsras 1rcrt ~ ~ .xs " w. st''aots N'oF *o'''
~SfT" .nifrMrnv Mns "as ~ p@sSea' .sS .-,,,,
mn .,,, suu1AE4a lN6ANa AsfLUM.
1,.nn ". naK'ng aphFoPf!ntlons fnt tho sout6ern
xnss ~ ~ a IN E"seu. ~ apptopslatcs *oorV"
1osF "ao s<@''o9 70. sanusy Items
r. ,.t, Dee AND DUMB.
~ 1no o'!t apptopftat!nK S10, o3o Tor additional
slnopa lp ~ tne ueaf AND Dumb Asylum was passed.
aao tae III making appropriations for the support
o. tae sans inattluton. It appropststea ~. Oooa
other ltems.
, 1877-05-17

: After reading GAIL NAa11roX's last screcch
one might well asE; "1aatens ani1,is Gales
fibus irasff
, 1877-05-17

"Tho latest thing in potttcoat-JM BLAME"
-Fashton Paper.
, 1877-05-17

I rnfarfou
! THE WAH AND Bus1TEas
Tho London 1Yg,ts. in ita issue AZ A,r,1 m
contains fottar fron its ph;f.,4o1nhi, 49,.
....s .'o ~. A'"t1e'p!'a cof
ts0po"oent aeVoted tothe commercial viea
OF tho var that ig taken In this country, mt
tho unuualiflcd saffafnntior} Tint ia nvnras..t
in rafcrrino Il, u ,r,... IN. :. . .Dooee
-. - A.. Aaa' aeoAn8 '' sqn"et
~ ~ lug ueolaFation OF the correspondent
"Ihe wider tho field. the greater the waste.
the more thero will bo sor II. IN do tba wv,
for M In ae,1r, ,,3 .h.t tt,s pu....
tr,,.s. "4. s""s - A|"s7a '!'o
a"'"oy "eto aware OF tho VoFy great service
thcy could do to the United Htates By expe.
tfiting their impending war. hoatititica vonf1
| nro1,sh1,4 h,-,;.. ~ ~, "0u.e' j.
that +ho norro.naaass. uo~..s.,- - ~ aouo'
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.s .., .'s ~ ~ '.''t' III cefn' IN provisions,
~. u"f5 n'osen, may oceome
suddenly snmulhted, nsks tho important
question, "What then?" and answers II "a
followa:
uwflt be smn1v' thar ,h,s.. .rna., h.x.
an accidental. nm sr,tdrfs1 .na ~, '.'sso,.o
.ijn,1ns ,nd ~. ..hs- s .na =" ei"hoesomo
must bo sooncr n 1nt.r w. tsn,n,.s - au. ~
Am crfc,n commc,ro vii, .",,.esa 'aos'e .!
bo worso Than thc hconnn1 Th.e a'a a. .uG ena WI
greater Illusion thai, to aSnposo tbst W., IN, ~,
airy time. Of to any nation, however frea from tbs
a. gtnset OF being entang1ed tn II be reai benefit
, 1877-05-17

droenbacks at tho New York Stock Ex-
change ycster1ay closed at 93i.
, 1877-05-17

H1nseuus
Monroe strcct between stato and Dearborn. vaude.
vilt entertainment Enlargement OF Den Thompson.
''1oshua Whitcombs
, 1877-05-17

I3ase-Unlf Park,
st. Lonts White Stockings At .stfee
GtoundE 1t a:4s .. nj.
, 1877-05-17

Forrpnn&hss Circus.
Lake Park. foot Of Washington atsees. Afternoon
AnA aAt&.
, 1877-05-17

3AvertysA Thenfre,
Randolph street. hctWcen Clark and 1.sSslle.
Engagement Of the Aimee Opera Bout1e Troupe.
s'Ihe Grand Dnchcss."
, 1877-05-17

hfcFackerss Theatre.
Madison street. between Dearborn su6 BtAte
Enlargement OF Hofd Eyt'nse. ''Mhp Sarah Mutton. !"
, 1877-05-17

Wt hare received from clcar.healcd mem.
Der Of tho General Assembly tho following lct-
tsr on tho subject Of tho proposed Appellate
Courts:
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-09-29
Prof. CHI. N. Stcen,

The East Indian Wizard and Mind
Reader, will interest the public Satur-
day night, at McDaniels' New Theatre,
in some of the supernatural powers
which he possesses. We have seen some
of his exhibitions, which are certainly
no humbug; therefore, we recommend
him to all believers or unbelievers in
the supernatural. He will stand in
vestigation, not by one, but by the
whole community. The Professor has
but a very few equals in his line of bus
mess, and as a magician we have never
seen anything in his line before. Now
yon see it and nov you don't see it.
The Professor will remain here with us
and show the truth of Spiritualism and
expose the humbuggery that is played
on the public.