The South-Bend Weekly Tribune from South Bend, Indiana • 2

1114 I -1 i t5 Hi 111 orkv wktca icrrir. fr TiaJ A el Thd Jl BOIRLWiORKS to every conceivable' tte and every variety of feeliog and culture. Ve know of no similar coltectioni the "English language which, In copiousness and felicity tf: selections, and arran'geilient, can at all compare, with it Tho agent, Mr. John S. liqer, is now" canvassing the cilv for this valuable work! which Becent investigations proved that the peach crop at South Haven, Michigan, will be the greatest ever known.

By an order cf the Educational Department of Japan, in future all foreign teachers will be obliged procure It cense, and no teacher of the Christian religion shall be employed. 1 1 1 It is expected that the Pope will aoon bestow Cardinal hate upon Arehbwhop Manning, of England, two American ArcLbiahops. Tho coroner's jury the Goodrich murder case found a verdict that he was manlinHs to print this f-oof from 'the recordk of Its injustice, and take; back th flUehood It1 hu ia often repritiand ii-dnuated. 1 ttnuoAT. EioHra weses.

i At fhi Writing- Thursday noon the Coroners jury re stiU inwtigsiing the murder 2 Wror of Tuesday Tijght, kndlii knowiig whatthe result rf(heir Invottigatfona wef eoture.tb as aertihal when the mystery; ielered up, jik' iiav is, Uil Itj will, found! this killlnrwas dof bj -tn that class fkivfl kiowa ifoefenwan iNwel-MmeWL of wkichj Our, city ha been fcSnuurr. JULY 19, 1873. patly TRiBrae pnbiuhed' every nmn (Sunday excepted), andie delivered by srrin to rubecriberem goeth Band i by mOV for 4 Mat Week) 10 seats a 2 ALSO a Quarter TM --VII WEEKLY TRIBUNE 1 ne of th Urfeet paper ta Xndtaaa, and la eoaetaatl sregina toatvoraad tam-tailsf la diwhtiot; II la prints avair Saturday Seornlac aad Is, therefore. the paper lor mraere sad work? wko kavlnc kt Utflk Uom to read week-dan, set tke news dowa to tka latest fur Suaday kaa elabe. Thenrloeitl.SOayeer.

7S ata. for aumth. 60ehv for 4 month, t. PREMIUMS Brery fl.80 sabeeriker to tha wsaa. Tarawa la preeentea wlta laa stekl anmrint of Boa.

BcavvLaa CoLfaX. I Krary nbeeriber la tlrea the ekoie of awnieieaaniouaaromoa. AD KMISING TEEMS wmbefuralfkedap-; applicetloa latter Vr lav- It ahould ba remembered, however, that a Uber-" al dleoount 1 made whre tka aameedrertiae- area mis Mad to kotk tka Daily sad tka Week- ly editions. Tke bet that tka Tatstms kaa tka Urge loeel etrealatiaa. stake It th ket mediam la Bos tk Bead aad rt- It ktkeheapetAdrertiBer should remember thia.

Vj.vxi; PEINTXSOASlBritDISO-CMwIt the Tatar as kv the ktrta-t sawnl Vrtotiac -es aad kaak bindery hetwoea Ckleac aad Toledo. All erdere for work la thlavdepert-I at raaaoaa- kiaprkM Tkaaatroaacaof ta saUki Is epeetfallyaolleitad. 1 VEWa XSTTXU front aarvkar valaotaad. but' aetata printed anleea neooatpeated by tka writer aaaa, aa rami) ef ftalth. 1 Alt LITTERS oakiulaaa autian, ikoaUf ka addraaaadto The Trlbima Printing Company, iktoaMl.

latdU Ttriav XUackberriei ara a I per btwliel in ueorgia. cholera traduallj dUappearing from Boata. The-rtmor thai Thnrlow Weed aa- liotulj ill ia anfounded 1 Jeflenon Pavb baa left Ner York and gone to Uemphia. ft Tlf jWAIVal elty pmperWoa rood term It will DO to your iBiaren rxtuiq. ti addition, to tha eliy of koath: bend, lnal afliea of Fi R.

Tatt. who baa In alliuna UI mmut, Viuivaoani luiprareu.pfii R. TUT I Jfcily wim-pt FQR-frS'AI sAvvMiii. "4- 3: ImrrER Mill at th. LjjiIl' nrrca roa wale: mv the bead ol tha WMtraee.j ITheibaild- In b) forty by autty iish.

Theptiweru aaiyiieet, iwrtiM iit iwo atdiUrf rurouneu py a Hk America tnean Turbine mill la in snod Wheal, and ererythu as an el i tha mill i snod repair, will alto II- Noa. 24.aSaa. id -M, ok tka i Slap- offer at a Darrein. i TEN, ACIES OF 1 ba kamDla atnuit. eaal andkrtnJ.

i.le the eity IttniuJ A aplentHd ileee ofj Oft IWOB to eat up inte eity iota, III to eat up in to lty Iota, i il oath, or one-belt an remain en I esaaii loi on io bt years ume. l- naraat irw South Bend. JuWlOth, 1R7B. i jj.uitiuaeviwma. 'f' Trncimm nUOITAA IHBOOMMIS ty daaire ti employ a rpmpeteeit pereed takeeharreoftbeCouaty lloapriakl Pfopfaf tiotii ar wanted rrpsi partiet poted to awume the oharre.

tiok apply at once to either oft nted rrpsi omatbeo tonoeio 1 Lewi, ot ea irpat paniee te aaw or fllll the CiimnliiaUiB er. Lunjiley (Lewis. gaperiatendHnt Farm end AKylfm, or to thejCoufctf Uaditp. Houth Bend. June 10.

IHTSj-flT-Bi id, June IO, ln.aH.ir-m a III! ER CHILLED Illl II mi 1TI Wltk OlWer'a Hew Im MBarartaree) THESOUTHB i i pBBtAli ioTlci I akaloarUa i- -ra in onier io oeiiar aeenmnM tka South Bend Iri.B Wotkt rtnyemwit with jr. WARNER SO fly whlrh thqy bare tbi'esetlairi arim thi. vii-liiity. Karmera who eoeoe to be1ty aW workin hora drr plowa, I plow eaMmiia. 1 1 lon.S, WO Slight ahocEa earthquake were felt 4a itome on EMtturuar, CSadnnaU haa don away with' her volunteer nre aeparunenu Three men were) crushed to death in a coal mine near Bt.

Louia yesterday. A itngle flash of lightning dispatched aixtyai.x sheep for a Michigan extend for twelve to thirteen milea, and are aoeoiutoy mexnaaaUDie, A white yam; named Martin Curly, was fatallyitabped is a low negro den, In Jersey City, ou Sunday night Qht.o consumes more, iron is the man- uracture or farming Implemental. than any other State in the Union. lire thousand Deasanta Aloena vumu, unu me wio-ai epjeea swlil(a been an laoontenienoed that they will bejpla uted 1 bear that hereafter they ran he tuipld Htk idowa.jiolHoi.ior Spy thinj In that linelst any hioiirof thedajy by jnallint WIhS fcrUk iVJ i hare joined the CaVlista, driven thereto Dy tne exceasn or tne Kepubncana. tThe Modoc wai caused the death of eiRniy-eut iriute men ana me wounuing of eight many of the latter being hope- Mnaiy maimed.

That recently found Italy, 100,000 years old, is said not to resem- ble an tpe or monkey half so much aa some present specimens Of humanity. Th product of gold and silver in the United States- baa ranged for the last 1 three years, from 161,000,000 to .000,000. "A bare-footed Ohio girl, who walked ten miles to hire out to hoe corn, was admired by, a widower worth, $0,000, and the two' are one now. Good Templar Lodgea Are now being opened; in at the rate of ten i per day; and 150,000 people joined in twelve months. 'Although built fifteen centuriea ago; the walls about Constantinople are still perfect, CWgjnaJly there were; forty-.

three Now only seven exist. In Illinois there are 274 tobacco fee-. tories. employing 2,684 persona, using 'a capital of $1,904,620, and turning out $419,716 wortlf of the finished article vrju. One of the notorious divorce lawyers New-York, in his advertisement in the city says i "Hy menial in-compatibilities as a speciality delicately adjusted.

slavery to detein the hand after the heart hath Albert Souder was executed yesterday atFrinco Frederick, kUling A. Burdell, last December. Thomas Jackson. negrO, was hanged at Leonardstown, yesterday for the atcav JALaU I A naa Cela Ifhs IHatk) Elw la the raUlv Evi smi WkS -aBHto the nidljr le4. Our taazens were horror-tricken this niorninr on cominir downs town to bear that durlnar the night a murder had keen committed on Main street, on the West side-wklk of Odd Fellow.

Hall. The Iktim mi a Pane by the name of unauail rvnnmiBBBf anu uim- iv this Country from Denmark last 1 0c to-be On his arrival ia be atalcB in' Nei two then came to thia city where be was fiwt em ployed by the Studebaker Manu facturing Company and afterwards In the Singer' Factory, Irbere. ha was at workj at tha time jof liis death. f'His friends bere say that be has a wife and three children In Denmark, If I There ara various rumors: afloat as to bow he was murdered, and at this writ ing mere; la a deep mystery rorroundihg his ckn be learned he; aid hia companion; ii been drink ing 4st night, land one of them, a eoua-in, Gorgen Christiansen! by name, says that while warring along the pavemett la front of Odd FUora Hall, he, and his Amain were Joined by a third, i who had a biLl of liquor and asked then to drink. DireMly afterward jan-othe man canje; along and struck the dece wed a blofr which felled hiiaj to the lavement.

He wm thenjtakiinLto his pijm umaA the wo irent fo bed. Thia was between a 12 o'clock. Atyal threelo'clpck Gonren was awakened i bv som Crutiai made; and otl ap; and'iliohly afterward Gorgen ascertained that 1 he i The clearest! version i of the afiair Is bypTOf.WUUrttheartisti wh oocn pies roomw in smra awiy ironi fUwajHali JHai fM4t the wind About Ia o'clock, and, three or JbAr were about thi steps of ths Wash in street entrance to tne riaii, and peared'jio bew: of them wanted thedeoeased Ch; sen to go homp and wate him a shove and afterwardi struck htni and be 'fell noon the pavement hear Cole bellssign, asking oia hU -ale and break, i He immediately got up and started' Jfe' thepf agaiujwhen the ties there arose, and th? one who 'did the die bavfmentj at thej 'same time aaying something abciut his going home, until thegotothieifeof tb stone, pavement whaVe he gave him a shove, but whether bis fell thi time. Prof. Wil bur could notsay, as could 'not see for the corner jof the building.

I Prot Wilbtff. then wenf toawest win owlortbe uall and saw UiirinuanMen, being crowded southward on the asphalt ah. trylug1 appareiillly to ward off the' blows '-of! ihe mi in who was atackih; hM, i i and tKey all acted to him as If more pr leas intoxl catejd. When they got near the land of the iron stairs on the west side of L. 3 .1 i .11 the flail, UhrtMUanHen received blow wbibh sent ite1 ipavementJ he tktliug bulbaci.

ijnan' fhc struck bljn! then 'wdked jsway to (he wrner oft the sidewalk and stood there a short me, while! young Chris tian ten remai ed near! the fallen Wbc breathed io hard Inaibe eould easi ly be heard by jFrof. Wilbur and Mr. Allen, who was At another window. The man who struck the blow stood )mmomen 'Uorner, henbe ncuv uava tuc fvuuucu iuaui aa um two or three othera who were in; the vi-Canity yd 'pied him tip and ri t'makeblim but he could pot, ami four of them parried bim, starting dorin Man sitreefj just as Messrs! Hputf and: jiln, rh( had jdreased theiiselves anH started do wn to aid him, came down toe stain, iney went down Main street td and turhed up thaCsrof.Wllbi boakinUoulell uf supposed, for their The body vmsexamined by Dr Ham; th forenoon and he found a wound in Ihe back of tblheadj; which had evi dently been it' ich he. proco the pavement.

Mfc.wbicli be. pronounced insufficient to cause death .5 r- I 1 a- I 1 I 'ft I By instructions of the coroner the body was tafeb to; the SherifTs office. in the i Court-house, about noon, and te hortem eaminaf tioit was held by Drs. Mam and Fletch er, when it was found that he had received a severeblow from soma heavv instrument oa the occiput, which they pronouucea suwcient to cause death. Aa we go to press Iff oclock) the jury nave not rendered their verdict.

Just as we go to press the jury have tlbe concluded Weir inveotiration in the 1 i CWiad4naei fniirder Cae, and ithe full testimony WH be gireti 'to our readers of the IMILYJ Tribtjse of thU Evening, Thft evidence id fully conclusive aa to I 'mm 1.1 3 I who committed the murder, and will be looked for wtyhi great Interent. Wm H.BertaonlandS. Bush, thie largM wool in the Towns: ship. yTjheijdinit clips vill ag- gNgal J. He put in a new billiard tab! i Sheriff town on Tuwday.

Whortlebejriesare quantity ia limited. market and the Thf are selling at 10 to 12c per quart. Wheat about all cut and some hafiled in. The crop will be au aver- agf one in the township. The Hummel House seems to be alifre With boarders! They are Canada Southern R.

05. haadi i It was so hot Tuesday that a Hotten tot could not have I told bow hot it koL tm aBawiaaa. ilutions adopted bv Guidinr Star. linage, xoo, v. su.

u. l. i VHtKKk4 I The1 death of Brother l-tT. iwa -k 'irk, Jsm IT Gemt DeHnven. has removed from our midst! jk worthy and sabstantial 'member of pui in the bond jbf faith.

nope and cnanty, we nau everj; cberisb his memorv as an ardent laborer In the cause of teraperancei -i We; shjalk ever point; to ntm as bright andfahtniog light on our banner of temperance. i Removed, we? aympathiia with the bereaved family; Which aurvive the deathi of a kind and I generous parent, and my they be of 'good cheer, and from the portals of the tomb see a brighi and shining light In the upper world, 'and may thet place implicit Jaith in Him whoisaid "Come unto me all ve that labor and are. heavy laden, and I will rive vod rest for sir voke kveaav and my burden lightl Jtfoivtd, That we drape oorj Hall la mourning for the next 80 dayalo memory of our dfpartedj Brother, and that at every session of the Lodge during the present quarter we will wear our badge of ji i JiemJtd, That a copy of these resolutions be preaented to the familr and also to the different city papersJ for pup- lication. i J. B.

PEREINS, Com. 1 It. W. Doty, The Library fefVy and $ong, Is a superb large'octavq volume of 5ver 800 pages, from' ithe sterUng publishing house of J. B.

Ford aV Col, New York. which contains selections from the best poets of Uie World, iiiade by America's greatest poet, William Cullenj; Bryant It diffurs from all collections ofrelegant exlracU," parlor books, and the like, which we have seen; In being arranged according to an Intelligible and comprehensive plan; In containing selections which nearly cover the entire historical period over which English poetry ex tends, and la embracing matter suited A WTaTKr naersoa nas i i Turtock fas in I'l-i-i ii Tttm atBrs rari-A arto mt tkHt Vrl kt cvJireaWnae II a is toaBwr-Mvj If 1 ,1 -1 According to the invitatian given to epntractonl, bids for various parti of the works were received by the Mayor andj Water; at the Council Chamber, on Thursday evening; Thie bidding was very spirited, and on some Of th, paVu of the work, fat exceeded theiexpectetions bf our city authorities. There were received eight bids' for" constructing the kind-pipe, four for fu-nisiUig pipes, five for atop-valvea; fire eleven 'for pipe- Mit- Tl 'i Mi I i 1 1 'I. The bids' were opened bv Mavor Mil ler In the preieiicA 'of the eon tractors ant Were Mr. Birkinbine, the (n jdetalL They were then turned ovwrftoj Mr." Birkinbine for cal-, enlation and cqmparison.

Next evening thej commlteemet again to beaif a par? daj report from the Engineer so' as not detain contractors. The report, was read in detail that each party could folfow of his own bid, The Various bidders bad jgrowg sampiea of $hair stop-valves and pipe, ani models And drawings I of fir by-drante on exhibition! 1 The bidding was close and the parties Pressed their claims with partlnacayf The Committee decided noon award- inithecoytractfor the 8Und Pip to me a auonai ix)uer vf ora a vnicago, and for'the ktop-alves and fire hydrant to $amuel Cumminn A Son of Cincln nati.1 The alculatkm of the bids or the different pipes, their laying aad con nections, jdifBcult.one.. 'After a caremi anaiysjs; it was round tnattnere was a $2,000 between the bid of thel eenient and the' wooden pipe in favor of khi Th Committee decided to jiajf all up to twelve inches fn diameter or the Wycoff Patent (Wood) Witter andjGa Pipe whkh la made ib Bay iCity. The cement pipe bid was from New, Yorkj The pipe above, twelve mcnea, wui oe or ine caicuia tiona of Mr. Birkinbine abowj that the expense' of laying the pipe as aaopted, will be $10,000 leas than laying aU Iron IN I We give; the- Engineer's report to the fonow(ii I 1 (., I Sotrtrt Bksd, In.l., July 14, 1873.

Hon. Wm Miller; Mayor; Joseph Warden, Sceley King, Alex. Staples, P. Weber, GbmiaiUce: 1 jtf I Gkmti-eMEK: The following la comparison of bids received by you and given to ma for It would baye handed to yon sooner had yon riot adopted a portion af the distribution of ifon pipe, and a portion of the Wyckpn patent pipe. i In most caws1 1 nave only given rdu th sum total of the bids the details of the calculatioh covering some fourteen large sheet.

The latter, however, are open to the examination" of yourself, of any of th bidders. 1 1 1 It haa beeni difficult in some Instan stances, to arrive at a fair comparison of Incomplete proposals, but tlus plan adopted was to substitute the lowest bid for the part wantingj Thia has probably placed the complete bids in tf rather Ii STS-riFB WOBf oomplsts Erik City Iran wkrki, I Erie Pasn'a. Work la faa lsnDlLa Nor. Am ffl Richard Mathawa Adalltald. Sooth Bend, 1 iWrfc to aomptetod Mraiab 1 tfaita.

.1. 8,000100 TbemM Olennoa A Cow NsUonal 3Bollr v. nmiK vnioasw-wora to Da oomv 1 plirta Ctetobar IStk. TabaaMwla i of O. Tab awda Na.

1 troa.vCn I Erhrd DaJrtkHlwok, Wb.aJiw 1 I Work to baaoaiplato Kov. lt, 1ST WroHsbl Iron work at ltfeu par LDMUMunniiwi par 10.. Kfli.uu .1.1111,1. 14,1, ...1,. 1 ii.j.i.Mj SdJM) TTiodi 61niKa A CoNtkol BoUov Workai ChlMM Wfimkli itm work Mpplata, H.

Na. 1 ironU fiJ2D00 WWW W4aaa1aaaaMalaaaala FWJiOW UIWIOl VOm KUO Worksjj Gbleks Wro work eats plato, of 0. No. 1 woBtU 4.690,00 Laaai MUta. aakorplatoa.

EUTUns.rUI OOT.l..l.-.... Sad MBtikseBi oVtaJ0.u0 if OS' EarHni D. aTDt foff JTAUCCniBSOIka A 3W88100 Sastaal CaatmlnsS 80a, Cinoi Mru.l.J KWtltt Jsaiai Ftowar A PDaXriitTiieki LiBdlow valTO! MaaMMtariaa iCoapa- Ttvt. Now York. 1.636JM FraakKa DUler.

ao(. Ersakha DUUr. ark LsidlpW GoaiiMum Troy. Naw Tko; B. as-ant for Lo wry tiuDaraa, riu.

au ara ayaranta, i-6-iuchKto ba plaead at iatonaatioaai. Skoaaikaada for aaaa 60O.UO i' 1 i 1 ii 1 if -i nnrt no Lom braaeha, atoi forBUhoAJa. JMI.0 'IjToial. WTT tmok mra AsacaSTTirosj 1 Oaylord Jroa dad Pips Coaipaai. Cla- 1 1 1U)J10 irJ.i 4 4 ana ak Pattoa OMhoe'kP'C I'LL.

um irr 1 aklaa Jaat AA I ILATIHO 1EOH PIPE. I Calculated Upon basis of layinr 1.000 feet 20-inchl 1,800 foot 16-inch, 4,600 feet 12-inchI 800 feet submerged main, 4,000 feet 10-Inch, 8,000 feet 8-inch, 100 feet 6Vinch, and 100 feet? 4-iUch pipes, and setting nre-hydranta. i R. a HiskW frhriadalphlai Jfoka llatpar, Soatk Band. V.ttA.W oha wauer, boata j.

4 fi(ur, oonta w-- v.hiOw ubm Me Jr Hum. DolrnitL kf ioCTl 1 7U lt ellark Martia. Daarilla. Pa ktarua SteiMaiaara a Boats UauU.13.fltiT.00 Raatiac A Hrri klanaSeld. aauterfora Avar, utaataaau.

a iarae rrraa, and Water Pltw Com- furnish and lay tha above nanv. KAT Dittk Miea Bar T. U. Kar- qaaatl IUti 8, 10 and 12 lack. irekoff lob pipaa and farniib miflnii Irnia aomoiAta it Pit -rsteat watav bd Ma ripa 'Con' Now York City.

cr IIoKm lfra.KTaraiaai aaa lay aoova aaa- eat srxl iroa aipa riav- AXaWM atlafannat akSEtl alllinAP aaaiaaaaaaa4aaaaakaasljaakaadaaiikaSi Lt I a fiJI raAi TT: i M.7S9.00 Ta mra tks abova aaatiti of troa 3 -1 -j St i pipawillaoat .1 i'l Oaylord A Co, '1 bid aa i irwm tay ml.s Tofanttxiiaad lak Uio'IBIb. ind Mia. ntoin and la. rabaionro ntata 1 irvm with oonaoetiona will ontw.Al.fVVI.OO woo eonoBC aaa ito r'lraiH ju5s.uu '1 1 1 To far li lakiBttdlayaaaiaaaMBfetW.Wa -) Balwea aipa (Of-Wyckoff Wl Unyosoa wooaen pipaMMj As ydut hAve adopted the; Wrckoff pa tent wooden pipe, to be used except for tneu-mcn and le-incn main, tbe 0.Z-ipeb, aubmerged main and Uie necessary eonnectiqnk toj stop-valves, another cat-. cujauoiroi! pipe-laying MU has been made neocasary.

The following com-mriflon lii hf hida for lavino- in 1 ftMl submerged main 1 2-inch, and 200 feet 12-inch, and 100, feet 10-ipch pipe for opnnecuuna: R. C. Hfrk.Pbndotphla...;.j;.....:..ln.il.nO Joha Wmlkmt. Houtb Bind i.t!.rt John 11 ix. South 3A'tM Mart Id atSiamara bualh JSoaL.

9.ZV.W Ptot Baterfi boutk J.3i'..M0 Jamos Mar. 1MB A Sn. I'ntrnit, MivUm 3 (0 A. K. Ktu'tom, Baffitlo, N.

3.W2.IJ0 Kalhtrford Aier.CmcinBti,U Cli.00 Kltr M. rtin. lnillo. Pa. 5.i7.dO KoaUns A lUrru.

kiananold. Obto. The bid marked were incomplete, a)td, required calculation. Respectfully submitted, I John Bikkikbiee. Tbe committee on selection of a site for the Stand Pipe" will probably decide ik faor of erecting it at the junction of Pearl.

Jefforaon and Carroll streets, A circle can' struck there without touch-lag private property, about 150 feet I in and as the the Stand Pipe HI not occupy a space over 25 or 30 feet a diameter there will be ample pi ace i t-: I 1 JJBSW i -Fika TosaWTiai! 1 1 111 1' 5 1 ij I ressfasii NortkM)rtf (ink HUM kvuiL I J- L' I i i i i'i-s. ii ii Call atlCooiiay'i Drat 8tor and Set th rwxp-wci cHiiiri1 OfLrMaLfala, Ii. "i immmlU wiJJ or habt and aoar.ntee; then betlar, tbaa a other ehairoffthe kind in the markel). i SPLINT BOTTOM. I-I I JIT fi 1 t- 00 and-Boekin Chain made to order be aJ Walter A.Woodf Mowers Reapers STILL ABEAD' Find kokrs ef the aeeeba limultaaeoiuly 1 th and New Worldl I Apri A.WX It.

JtsimsS. General Atent. Lake ft! CkkinakilkW III-1. 1 jr ii WnAd'iwaw Iron Howar awarded Flnit Prtta il(Ut menal, and iw Iran, ip fxraip-otuion wiiq BaiiiUalMB, Hornaby and tipma-ua. at (reat trad rano.

Apru I WasTsa A.Woon, Upper Thame atrekU Lcndon. kot i- I Apr824.1i TpTopiitoa. AW Oreaa. I St. Lolia.

Tf ji. k. tl it in m. i Oeneral Aran Reaper fcoinbine.i. were awiirded three Viral Weod New Iron Mower and Self-Rika iaiana ii-y.

i C. bigh AonU; rmu bmi at uia I lu aun.n nuu ratr oi LMm Aw Urtettn, Apm at. i rrwjw. Ar1s, Sobtk Bend. In- dtf HE VYESTeTiN I 1.1.

Wa king i Cultivator MANUFACtjjBEti BT TUB M0LI5E PLqW 13 THE BEST IN THE WORLD. tils f'iravl MORGAN GEORGE iims cm ib sti their Grocery At 6PP0SITI THI POST OFFIfl. Over 6,000 Iof thase Coltivators were sold last many of them to Tanners in this County, John N. Moornaw ind George W. Reddjinp, Sub-Agents, i i South Bend.

Murdh lfTOi-Mtf. 4 i i 00.000 A I I HARD: BURNED AT Tl GhIImYp Ft fale at the ij KM, FOOT OFiLAFAtETTE STREET Or Ualivrreal ny BMtrl Ikr -l(y. SoutH Bend. July l'th. 1873.

TnriiDiicc Il VVI AlVUrJ AVDITttL Grocer; Bakerl If noW prepared to offer I i jG-rirooorios, CROCKERY, I SILVER WARE. CUTLERY ETC At Urrer Barprklns than ertr and SiaTplrifl Crowds and aaw. mx bbb. a jmces ceicre mcnasmg. Nrlns afafn reHasied the! AlcixaB; Z3tAaaln.eaBa I now prepared to funik partial with Cc kes.

RpllsjlPastry the vEk 'y best osryLE. Agents for HUes Cnckers. 8otb Band. April' SB. 18T3i-6IMf.

NEW; BUILDING, NEW GOODS! i I i have opened with ah entire frank ttock bf urorenet )n our new buililinc, Mer Wian antl Division Sts. toay nd bought our gemla low opote to aeli. i i eap as the Cheapest, ntend to dokuninea. an tha HoQare end Inrtib our friend, to aire ua a rail and Ma if wa do not mean what fe any. Groceries and Produce.

of thk beet qnality.Jalways onhand. If to be bad In thk market. I T' 11 ALICI STAPLES tt, BRO. I Soith Bend. July 71 amf SEIkP HOUSE! Pol Sale Cheati.

1 On Lobi Tiia anilEasY Terms! Thee Lota ate in I Stonfield Foerfi to thai City Iof 8oqti Bend, 8ituned In the FounhjWani, Highest Ground iri the Vicinity -fine Viewof the City. Tere i. no better npportuliity dow offered for anka te set -j A DESIRABLE HOME, jl jj Then in tkU Atjditloh. aa- rr t-mh, aii oa or Jldrtm JOHN R. FOSTER, MJLIB STREET.

800th Bend. Indlfay Jtlj R4tf KEIEfJT, JbnLdof- A bail I I 'at wjmm nwws i WUI do wall to HI and te enkloF BIPtMaw at. Likat'i aiat.Al mimm avnai mv uTani, au Allderlahlbr DRIVEN WELLS! ErDEK80If B(ijJ IBMalaBcepposltdPi owtk Old i 1 1 K. Iaaj whIte BRICK Staples Bro. NEW GROCERY, i I NG i hf Ml FITTI il 'H-r PLUMBII I Ji i I AnkkU i.

1 IS it a kpf i 3. oaae. aw.AWN-wiI Corner Wajma streeta. i ill il J'J flavin aiBdVirrBreknt. wjtk 'Beach A woald jiiertfBllp aano to the Manafaeturan of Sontk Bend Wrleipjty.thal theyarereparedtodoUkidaof Iroa Work; Boflefcv Work, Stacks f' WavJJriaslOilltravak; aal all kind, ef Sheeflroa Wfrk.

Repalrin tpecuUtyj Bothi beinf isaa ef erperirnee, eaS Kwure all who may Uptm threa that they will til all order fa a Work aB-li a ata or 1. MATH KW3 i Ji i JAl'ZLV Sooth Bead. June Si, l7--t8d70wtf. II "I Irr fTi7 V- stfl te eaapett sa4 i BEST GROCERIES VeawUlladBTerythlnf oftboteatoaat i 1B1 Tkortioxk astx-oo. July 10," 187J.7datlwooJ i- Rare Opportunity.

i On And after Joij 10th, IpZ- the wtll offer tlireiltirkStobkof For Men'. Bey' anil Wear, pra- para lory pm-reBioTaiio uwnr new ttore. No. 04miointffaii; street. :iM.iLi!ling 2SmS 71v3.

i 1 trr i i SB CQLLARS, CLOVES, NEdlt! TIES fFURNI lYniild ivalisES to this Citf tbe; Brat No1. GO, St Li MaWOfctufiiq CO jl DoorsJ iSasii Blirids (iii 1 1 i i I WINPOyv FRAMES, Baa- aSfrstiBB, ate. 4- I I I i Office and Factory on West Race, footiof Washinjton fit let Yard Mai and n'oa) l. w6(n saswi uiiBiunr, A depreaaed, Irritable atote mt Baiitd wraaJi, aarvow iha4 balci kwlatOtlow cewrwead head, weabi BBCMiolrr. oftea wMK'elea kUltatlHBKitreltntojrr 4leebtrKea.l The OotMwjueuo.

of exorwwa, raentul or-rwork or pTkia KBHVpi'W nEIIILTr Soda a svrklrw sairn ii m)MlnKls klOMOPAf-HICj FECIFICj He. S. It tone up tbekyatoBk arnwU diarbaqriw, dttpela Uie BM-ntal fflooat aad dtMpcaidcaey, nd injuve-katea the entire ayttcau It ia pmrctly bam-krat aa4 always efficient. Prioe fr a paakaee Bra boaaaaadBkuM St vial of powder, which la important old, aariooi or tl per rfnfie boa. Sold by lAU.

liruggwu, ov.atnt by mail rew-lpt of irfce. i Addrraa UUJrHRtY8 SPECIFIC UUMEOPA.TII1C MKUJCINK PU, Bo. a9 BwMjhw.T. K. V.

ij For aale byi M. r4wrjr, Jakai Trklw-r M.I 4 waklwa die. batli ttotttl. 1 j-iiionweniriaowyo Arcfi. Defrees.

6W0Ct3SR T0 t. b. i. MannfaiHarer! wholraale and retail deaief in OToodcn ipustttia 'evrv rtylljwith all tia jftteiit improTeiaenta. for all purporat made to Order and kept oa jisnd.

New ennatantly! od band, and old one. repaired at ahtbrt notiret Order by mail will teeeive prompt attentkm. FACTOKT 43f EAP)T RACK. Sontn Bendj April lrTT-o7tf. llL'MftUHEf a j7OjrE0Ura7Tcl specifics rrfATB iFAOM TH MOST a.

asiM eapanenrean raure mnip franpt, KflMeutaad Heliable. They are the only tbe aarbeat ODauamdatioaj fyam abd: WIU aiwayaiaBueri So. 1 fj i Cmiwi. i 'taata. 1.

kVvwawi rAnawatloa InflamnafJntaa. Is ft, FtTer.Worm OoBe, 4. OtorrlMBB of ChOdna or AdulU. ts S. lyaetor, Orlpinf, Biliooa Cotie, S.

Newrttlata. Toatbaehe. S. PlewnUa 1 a. MMawibM, Bi Beadaoha, Varttso, i Toatbaahe, Fan JO.

yawawata, Bliiooa Btoawa, 1U ppraae4, or Pamfnl Perloda, It, Whltea. to Praraaa Ferioda. TT. CrewaHOooitli, Drfbralt Baeatkinf, ta. nui naeani) la.

k'e 17.IMleo.bll IS. Opkthal 1. Catarrh Wyitaplaiaj-CaaalarTkJaat eougba, lUAMaawil opprtaBhraatainn. ii SS. i'lmk ltariraa.

rm paired ta. HatefJ laa Ha raea. twipalrad baa lla. enUrtrad prluxta. Swell wl rkraioal Waal welUnam, 14.

IS. and asanlv aWaationa. I IS. StallekaNi, piuknen front rJdJafi 17. talaww.Meea.: wrkval, T.

i a IS. Berwawta ItefcdlUy. Bwainal Wuknam aa. aea ewe iMMiiif. oaaunat a iBTotanUry aWkaraaa, ft) Mawtlt, icifcer.

I kISS U. ktlptUfcerta tdomted aore throat, .1 1 lb t'kreal wantueai tat otpwl as fle i i. Ill FiBltl Citn. tl 1 tese'lKoverard wHk abovd Bf tmrk iviaja and I ktaanal ot diraetKmai T. dlo (Mnimnoief larraMalaaad plaokii S.Se tiinri Hoaotand vuiaacatana.

ri j)S 'Xar-Tkiaaei jrenaadtaa i aaaa fcr fc or imiia an ienay pa. mrmmm Hurrphrya''-m JM: Caosaad Depot, He. ui Baoaawai', Naw Toaa. rr Mle Bijr Ml j. And by JS.

w.BilV. Jettet Trttiava bm taaltl axland hi i 1 i i (, 1 1 A i- tl I'll I A Ia-a-a i a. ci tec i nii TTrWrri THE GRAND RUSH I I d-ET s-f LE 7 -i TO. I HAT STORE i i I Ii PAMY! rrj-r, rr- Miatn Aw3 In i' wai ataraa- vwi artar. awaa.

oA arTblrediiw, laaw, aad Bora or Weak Eyev i. aoBto ar ihnak lBAaanam7i il ao. iirltti wtaaaaaii eeuinftneaaa. ao SI. PMrnTwA a-erieta.

milt, S. IHMtM tf Meati-i, Mroitationa, etele SB. KMIar.enMavkVttWIW.le) ara our readers will find it worth their while to examine.1 i 1 i jauisexetaw 4-4i i i cnicj.oo.jfai via mUExcitted and lunaeulifdi. elflstna atSo bettor, bast prides of th day llJtl; bid opened at ll.SOJ.i ') I i-l- iCnrn) ttaady at 37a37 for August; 39r eVptombar. fl ii, I ObUk-Firmer at SSfe Proviaip I laactivs, noniinally ttnehan(rsd.

Hon rinavt raeipu uisiy acuvs FIourWBtMady. WbaaH-gtoady at $UTJ Una apot.iaelkr July; $17 for N4 for Lako Sboro dt IX aM. aalW Aoguat; Air Vfjodtod Wot Araoor, ma. 4 Curw ITncli I Oata Ikill, So aaWI i pr.4., it. iiii ID WHOM IT COSCEESS UU rESMKli.k iv tbaiil notaa for noiiflad' that tha aama ara dna oa ndS sold at-AMiar Uarwoo'S sale, ara AaaiutrBoat, and aro bow iaoiy kanda tot abl- a I.HB VTOT1CK-T ka Boaa bohodi who! (tola tka 'a bohoii who! atola rttkaeaaeatiSoathB Scateh Mmic oat ot aa thf kJtk of April or Uth May Ut, aitbr at 84tk'i raaUarant, baaitaant of tha Tsiaqaa kuildias, atUba Htadabaker Utam, WorkL lf aot ratarnina It any axiUet a aortiaai BothiM bat i Biaor.

nwurtnnl i Btaoooaaer urom. wwa nay xpaet aakif Siuta. It balnnaa to tka finat iUishluxl Bacpipb and sot worth a east to any body but tha awber. Th O'Kennady MftKanbady En-aiaaar. Coaok bad Car aab- arb ITS lorsvuy.

j. aaiiaixwa STEAT thewj a kf Aadtow VoatoT. ia rtarrii town ablB.1 ACkamatnorrelMara.aiMtMiaedto twolva yaara aid, and a boat tkirtooa kanda rh. with a brand on leftaboalder. hsrtn tha appoaraaoa of tha tottor p' a amall whita Pt on tha Bote, a mark, a few wbita nam oa lu bid.

ana a low wnit nam Boar tha brand, no otbar kranda or nnu-kt por- wirahla. Appra iamaal WUkoma '11 vania. Appraiaaa at neirty aouara oiura WUkoma, Jurticamr ttia Peaee. uaut w. MAITUB.WO, By A.

a. ii 72s -i Cr Ml Tha raaidenea of E. JL' Wont WaahlnatoB atraot. IB OBI WMhlnston trt. i offertd for Bal fortLStiO.

ThahodM two Storiea Hish bad wall Inbihod throasboat I Ha ptirlu a w-o nones niant ia-roma, kiteban, four bed-rooiiwi pantry, bath -roo woodshed, and a sOOd eellar. On the Jot, wkiok ia Ued with eTertreeat and ornaaiaatala, of foartoea year'a sroWth. ara boat, llat twriun aia- inimkmrni drtvo wall with fonM DumilJ mrrimmm k.n. IiMl.hAUBA:. iin mtrkLI- wild ipraepumpj ponetm en-houaa and park.

worth saw) jraia In- tka oily either l'r im-Blaluirt or for a luan who wanUia nice home. for turmi bove naurna and tn oam oar- aoquir at trii enioe. I Jaasiao jS7A-eMrt aoduiraattniaonioe. i i ST AIYED! re oi JtHyWb, FrAka Ooo. kfilbdrn't pasture MkhawakaTea Wedneedny.

outh of A BBIQET BAT HOUSE, Huiaiitn Miit olil. I.nO hin knocked down. and aona lame In. front The bona th pfop erty ofClatn. Htodebakar i IB Anykody aivint infonuatfon of has wkeroa- boatm, will rewarded or omiibs oiuaeoo I I 14 140 I uiiof them reoommendi th perao GPT 0NK 0K IAL.

A lEBER BLODGlTT i i At Rii Ponta Rtillnar A Mmtdel'i Offi Jalylff, 1K73. Tar polrbrrtOJr of 4 St, Joseph Coanty Vy STinti Bank, oa th Bornim iof tka ttat aayol July, Cacl on hand. January 1, 1873, Depoeito raetd tinea 11.753.20 Rd.tM.77 42JW.82 772.S4 v.vmw mviwim Frehoidera aotee paid In. rroeeeda or mm u. b-M gold Cltj Bonda Iatareat J.

If Si 170,421.84 DepociU returned alnce Jan.l.'73. 78.J81.11 9.W.B0 m.oo 71.00 8.VJ0.OO l.fri0.11 avaatad in jFraaholdorl BTeated In Houth B. City Bondi Ia vented in Michigan City Bonda Loaned Cit- for bonda to be U- Paid 8alariee to a. 73 1 Paid Salarioa to July SUO.w Paid expeaMt to July 1. 78.

Stent, fuel. aaa. taxee and BooWgtatjonery, printing Paid for iron mfoand Bartr fijttinsa. i4 Stfid Jl .1.8.5 241.5a 14.972.49 va ia nauonai uanKt.i4.t4i Caak la 5 Li. 1711.421.84 Seoretary Sowth Bendi'Jnly 14.

'tl FfOK A 1 i i i E. One or two lot tokoit parekanr, HOUSE, BARN, i situated a 293 MICIIIGAlV STREET. WEST SIDE, 4TH ANp 5TH pi BWirrnj pir aw. sk bu r. Tot further narticulariadfrem tI i Eofth BenOiid.

Great Reductions 7B I rder U) cioae Out their ail Sim Dry Goods, it ii TL IT L-i GREAT REDUCTIONS. Mbsj Cajlleewaj Oflat tkem rroia this date at ctater TABD. i i S7dw6m 4 A. S.XEI a HBO. 3 tn ER.

AMD County Surveyor Reoorder'a i ioffiee, feonth Bend jlnd. ywHHno Administrator Notice IkTwtle hereby civen that theluadaniimed XV kaa keen rappointoil Admlnixtratov ander the will, of tke eauteof Qarid Keit. 8U Joseph County, di bolrantj liOHN.OI oaia enaie ia luppmed to ba AawotaA UL.1H, Adiainiatrator. aforaatoto. 70a TatEBT COklMIrWIoMEi far Sntdlaw aad PatlB NeTIC ia hereby fiTen that IheOommna OuBeit ef the city of Booth Btnd will.

bww-w. mwm wndl tka 31at dav of July. 1S7SJ raoeiTa aaaled w3kToBth'ir rest- .101 (week Wte end Soren adrTinaor the aider Iof Emerink atreet. be- af tha fiitv of Koatki Bend, amttniina tn' n.U- Rratu. aa taeatb w.tvf nanea So.

273, paaied June l6thj 1873, tbeiiiaid vom moo vxmncii reoerTa tae richt to reJ ra moo Coan or tAKLES ZIGLEft.1 treat Coniaiiaaioker. arBi7T ot i i Par wvlwa' BMWlBiBea I 1 at. eBlt SMrweai WTICE it kerakp Siren thai die Common 187X reeeire Sealed propoaali for Tthe payi'n ot ine naa-waia an awn tll oi BLMpaepa atreet, between the north line of IMvUiesi atreetJ and the bob th of Pearl ttraet. en tjTrniltU aa-Ubluhed by the City intriaeer, and aerordinc to ord iBaaea No. k3L aaaead M.l.uth tka aid CobibmS ConnaU reserves thiiki Mi re- i- FBtreet CoatBtii luiintvi Bend.

Id aa4 will Mwaliatl A T.Malaa From bar tons experience the kope to be able to treat aU who may ikvor her witk tkeirpatroBace. I si i i ji 0ee aad rwidaaes No. 169 WaahiBarton at. South Baadj lBd.il-.. ifOi-' ft T71.

tttiT Frwaw the wbaeriberV MemlaMi la Boutk Bend Crtr, a froth pilpfc eowjoala red In rolo. with tha Bointa nT bntb k. Quit aa old oow. A liberal rewai i will be paid Sor nor reeorery, tar left at th Ii for her reeoreryj or for information eoi aisnnji oiuee, i illl WlbUkkt AdninislratcpV TTlflt li k.Mk. iv.

raj i MMIJI All rirned baa been appointed adulniMrator ef the attatai af llla la.a A i kaid eatat ioppoH to ba intolrent. jily it Ariirtr Mloh- I I ofc 11.3B lur Ited: It 45 .1.1 n. a i i i i ii fejfeEsssaseafs 's4wiKhi 1 OOISTTA.IIVS II tut r-f mimmmi 1 1 NCINE DR. C. H.

UNDERWOOD Has iooaimi in roam area! allldiaaaaaai n. WALTER. MM I- i killed by pistol-shot wounds i ufltcted by i xjzzio Jul ova mfuu Kate btod- The Sultan baa declined the invita tion of Francis Joseph fa visit the Vi-1 vaum uuwuw, atwigumg as a reaavn that afuura of state prevent him from leaving Constantinople. i It inere naa just been opened oroau-, nw ura, uw jv vi i r- i der only. One of the attractiona of the place a cider mill worked by a bibe-rian bloodhound of immense siae.

i A Buenoa Ayera correspondent inar-rates the particulars of the discoveririg la a Pro vinos of the Argentine Republic of a wonderful gold mine, said to bff the richest ia the world. 04e bklfofj the site of the mineluts been sold, ac- cording to the narrator 4br $100,000,000. In consequence of the reports of thel prevalence ox ine cnoiera in Vienna, having reached the Shah of Persia; it is! poasibie he wiu return to Theran with out visiUnrthecitv. Ili i -T The Common Council of Detroit have! voted to anthorise the Water Coram is-f sioners to issue $1,000,000 of bonda fori the construction of the new water-work above the city. Jim Brown, the negro who last June murdered Mra.

Dvaier and Mrs. Jones, two old women residing in NanaemonJ county, was hanged yesterday in eunoir, mine presence) or 000 people. Brown was convicted upon his own voluntary confession. Crop reports from Arkansas, North MiasisslDDi and-West Tennessee, are1 much more encouraging, though aV drouth is feared. Report from North, Aiaoama are connicung ana ine appearj ance of the cotton caterpillar ia reported, In urlntu likwaai in th.

nnli trie regions of Mississippi. i il A SDeciai rrom Dprinxneia, aiama chusetta, aays; "The starters in the two! mile foot-race for the Bennett challenge cup, were Benton, of Bowies of McGill University, Canada; ao Phillips, of Cornell University. Aftet an excitlnr truer trie Bowie won the racet He made ihe two miles in lips 2d was only a minute and A hilt; behind Jilm. Benton was distanced. Three thousand people witnessed! the race.

the rnTiTxx or iovtb bud. We referred theother.day tothegreaj advantages of South Bend a gather ing and distributing point when her pro! posed railroad facilities shall have bee: completed. We have, too, surround In us a most luxuriant soil. and magnlflcen timber. With such advantaireaj whai is to prevent South Bend from beooml ing a large, city and at least trebling her population in the next decade! Our beautiful city will have mofi rapid growth than thia if her properjj and capltalista will give encouragement, practical encouragement, we mean, to manufacturing enterprises! and by material aid invite here new We have a.

large number manaul 14 (1 tunng enterprises now ana we are naj py to note that they are crowded fwit' work to their utmost -capacities, but South- Bend is to increase rapidly inj population and wealth there mujtbe large additions to her manufacturing And there is room for alt that may come markets for all thel products a field as inviting as any in the whole country. Chicago was built up rapidly by en ergy, enterprise and a constant push and -the same element that made that wonderful city what she was are then Jo restore her, more substantial and imtf posing than when the terrible fire cay lamity overtook her. If the same life, and energy and determination and push" animated our citizens, the progress of South Bend, now ahead of any of its' sister towns, would exceed the anticf-j nations of the most sanguine; but rap-j id progress and developement cannot Be expected without the exhibition (of well directed and persistent energy' aria enterprise. i I .11 THE TErBTJEE AJTO THE IALAET Blllj The Democratic organ in this city in an article on the Republican Prese anq the salary bill says that while the Tnif Bess has much ire to vent on General Packard regarding his action on the increase of salary bill, it has not one. wor to say inlndemnation of Gen.

Grant for approving the bill'. The. Tni BUNE which was, if not the first, amon; tne very nrst to conaemn tne meaf ure, has made a record in its opposition to. the bill and in denunciation of all con nected with it, not to be affected by any such silly twaddle as the i7iojexpresa4 ea. We have no argument to offer in Gen.

Grant's favor; nor do we wish. any Our general denunciation of att ctniH nected with the matter included Gen, Grant. In it we did not consider it necessary to specify every guilty Dem ocrat an'd Republican by name. Wert Gen. Grant again to come before.

tne country as a candidate lorrres ident or any other office the case would be and there would be'sorqe reason for specially opposing himp but as that is not likely to occur there la need of wasting ammunition. v. I As for Gen. Packard, we have a reason for opposing him. He is to come before our next convention as a candidate for renomination.

and we believe that he has misrepresented his constituency on this aa.lary grab bill, and that a vote of theirs would prove it Gen. Packard believes that bis course was right, and outeide of prineiplea of right and wrong involved in the question itself, think he should not come before the 'people on such an issue. We love the Republican party toq well to consent to sujh Evidently the Unum has a sore jtoe that it is eager to exhibit. Wc ha je not, nor a sore-head either. AE0THEB YAMXHOOJ) EAlLEO.

We find the following from the last sue of the Laporte ArgM copied! in the "calumny columnr of o-day Chicago frUmtufr 1 ilM The poor but honest Schuyler Colfax recentlv purchased piece of propertv in South Bend for. which he paid 1 between five and six 'thousand dollar, Thia is the gentleman who handles but little money and la as poor as lie was when be first went Congress I It Is very affecting to see this honest statesman bear the ilia of extreme poverty with such christ ianly fortitude and saint ly resignation. 13 4i Week after week the opposition press publiah and re-publish the falsehooxi manufactured, by themselves 'thai Jar, Colfax 1ad claimed to be oor. IH stead of his ever saying that 'he was'-aa poor as he was when he first went to CongTess" "nearly twenty years ago, iie said before tha Poland Committee; (tee pare 283 of their report) that he nad made $12,000 lecturing, and he also enumerated as his investments' fro na I860 to 1868, over $30,000 in Seven-Thirties and express and manufacturing stocks and bonds. Every one Iknows that he conducted a prosperous business here nearly twenty and he erected two brick, blocks Which he sold at sevj era! thousand dollars profit All that be ever said out of which thia contempt lble falsehood could be twisted was "that he always lived within ibis salary and private Income, nd therefore couUjl not have $1,200 added to his locum without remembering it mi4 fi4e until the Tast few months! And ufc of which grow all th giara, ana muraerera or tae'country.

1 tThej world bwes me the Joser motto, and if ha doe. get the aforesaid IfyW iB some eav kvav. heilt driw (upon the world? for it Ithirougb open broken -locked doprai iw if grown dieperate, vU not beakUte; to strike a man down, asXJhria- I is 10 4ie ex-pected from a troodi crop of loafemi and aa 4Aibt the gratifrlar abence, beeto fofe any fconsi44rable number bf wiese woruueaf laierai is Tine reason way citiaens of South Bend have not parted I iuoro'j their property without valuta consWadofa. i But If eoa-tiniej 0 be nllgentj thW state of secu rity pasa away. Aireaoy our cor-nem pgln weai an 1 Eastern- pect, and amerouji loafers areiito be seed sup-portibg the kwnings, And'keepin down the' dry goods! toxea lb front oMnsiness huWand the air foul 'with thelrjvXjlgarity and profanity.

LetthU contin'ne -let these nuisanconf rlpgate day aVler day; jpn our atreete; for 4 irhlle jlongrg and will soon be able to aily chronicle burglaries, ibefts, assaults, and munlrs I the good namel of oW city is to be preserved, iur dfv fficiili will ue weu to xeep a cioseeye on west gen Mil i try; 4 1 .1 1 "Tile Union bf Wednemlav had another 1 attack; of the sore toe.1 iV hadi better' iet tne KiaviB aione ana tunj ns attention to of the weakfkneed Ke publican papfrt that have; notplaced theniit'lres on record eifn er for or against the iajary bill in1 other; 'words that Indianapolis j44 stilf olds its notdtion as'l the leadtliir ftenftnliean paper the'three States where cuiies ao laici j. 1 mure specially adapted' to the" wanUl tf, ladiaiilans thaaiany pape published t'outsfda tbe deherves iinould haje the hearty support qf every Republan. It is OQt'spoken'Jtruelo' principle, and Jiaa oeeoi toe means. 01: correcijng ana removing a great many! ftigVantf abuses and prongs rf our SUtp plflairki We cordalty commend th -paper "to our subscribers ai worthy of their support. The? Congreasmeri who upbpjd the saiary.grab find little; comfort iij the action, the Republian, $tale Conven- tioni tikward them.

Noj a alugle one has ebeenj held ncJthq adjoorn-men! of Conrijess that has not denounc ed the bill i4 I the tntmt sever! (erms. Theja4 to was ithelRepjihllcan State poneniion of Mnesota'yiMter-day Which "condemns if iUiout' reserve the salary jand backipayjlgrab, ind de mand the; prompt jrepVal of 4i law tj i We lee the Elkader (Ibwaf Jour- nal, ihat our pld formerly of this CapL A' F. beenjnom-inated for fiepcesentative jby the Ifepub- Kcana of Clayton countjU Thisis-a de served recognition of one (of the; most fuSthfu and' incorruptible whom we know ifi the party. liAUW in ar- dentpofitician; he has fought hitndreda of bittlea for'iothers, thlall thp earnestness, that ie foughttb battle pf the Union; and i we hope that be will find his sirvicea gratefuUy tmemlred at the poll. Inttomlnatiflg him, the Republicans )f Clayton bkye done their share towaVds'i securing an' honest and f'l 1 if r- us 1 ,1 is 5 A correspondent complains, aa a gross.

inconsistency and of baleful tuppence; that, the newspaper whije denouncing the details; ii fulU Would a journal be a newspaper that aid notT 1 prints robberies and tnUrders aad de-j nohocea the' crimes), jirecers the unchristian controversies nof Christian men and women kitd tbemJ SO it tells yni thtf kheraiometer was up to; I yesterday land perspires over' it, When wQ ailf good people kind enodjrh An comprehend, and vield fact that tibej neirspaper ls i "map1 Qipuij um: tracing its nauowa at weu as, its Iligbtai -itl fcHm ju well aa itl beneficences its ahameaand iuj gloriesi andthat th' pape jwhichoespot is no newspaper, ana muss ever of limited In range mi AS I i -4 inueea wtnone wno neea leaatr iritat Clrtpre I' I S.4aaataMtalr. 111 1 I The State Board 6f Equalisation have at.las? got tnjrough, jwfi labort bjju vue uiauKca aiiM rruiuna rente Horn to. the assessments Are given jbelowi ''I II irt Jtnj our own county no cnange nas nee a but diwn in Mfrshalt eountjr wbitbTsent a'delegatfon1 down px Indi anapolis to ge their 'jasMiismeni Induced cons ties aaye naa meirj assessments in Creased from five Wmh 1 mi pa. eat. Bartholomam 4 6 Daeatur I -kf 111 kfoi Ohior Park POM Pautaaa d4--A 8ttllira.O rraiiUiB4.i.

TkowiJ-. HantiBctoa laekMB.i. kawoiaako 1 50 1 Th asaessmebt in thirteen counties lias been minced, aV follows, five OodStas. I eant. rosatiM.1! enV II in I I tn 5 I KhalT j'tdtlVTCBOa.

I NIIIQT i.i.MnAUJ. 3D WiWrilMKl j. lIoMlricka -Ja laorMBd tlwbarta. loWMrd 1 i iWkita hiM. I the folfflfwing coimtii 151 lies no trere.jmade nthe" aseessmenta 1 I ara turned Blackford, Boone, Brown Carroll, Clarke, Clinton, Crawford, 5 Paviea, Dearborn, pelawarei Dubohj, Fayette, Fountain, Fulton, Hancock fas per, Jay; Jefferson, Jennings, Lake; If porta, Marion, Martin, Uonroe, Montgomery, Newton, i Noble; Orange; Owen Perry, Pikk Sorter.

Pulaski. RahdoIolL Bin- ley Rush, Scott, Stark, StJ Tip- pecanoe, aipxon, naoatui, ni ren WMhington, Walla. Aa4itdrs wIU observe that Ihe ereasel 'or decreaae, aa praered iby the State Board, is to added, to, p4 taken from the value of he iruid tm provements. 'and lots and improvements. (n the' counties where lucbx cbangos have been made.

Former Stale oardj ordered that the Ihcrease or decrease upon, lands and lots without improve- menta The present law required mat suca cbArigeaby tha Stale. Boar4 ahall be upon the value of lands and lots and their j' 1 iaai i i i I I BL Egbert left SfU-rnoon for leaver, file will absent about or foat kl aster Sconeld last Marriage baa finally been arranged between the Puke of Edinburgh and the Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrow na, only daughter of the Emperor of Russia. Hendricks, of Indiana, has issued a proclamation, cailine upon the officers of the law to see thai lawlesnem in the State ia suppressed. The trial. of the Madocs ia concluded and the guilt of the, persons is estab lished beyond a doubt.

No has yet been pronounced. A young man named Peter Degus was (nstantly killed in ar saw mill at Grand Haven, yesterday, by being cauirtii in a neit and crushed. 1 It is stated that the Khivan expedi tionary force, under command of. Gen Kauffman, will return to Tashkend about the middle of August. Mr.

Wilson, Special Agent of the fi Postoffice Department, is at Ft. Wayne, looking into the matter of the establiah-- ment of the free delivery system in that mm. lira. auatiauuiWIU IXirf XUOIU ml 11 I llil. When iio will fo.nd Un.

il 1 i "i 1 AND! i kka I till s4Aaaaka! tr--' BO EH MUSIC STOR 3 SHDrOTOl BE SOUTH fi Oj Drawttr laiOdJ Pianos, On USf A lT I ST RI)m Wt? from tha bant makers la the eo.ntif, dt dwk rataa. Hemrmoer 1 tell ueea in ibbIS i i'- I SI i 2 Oa fflm ImatmllMekta.J PECOND BAND PIANOS Ukea la dart! ply-. ment lor new one. warrent, i wanrani all Bar InatrBmeata for Vr- 1 TT TTOXHG AHD EFAlEXSu Of Pianof and all kindf of Mneikal Inttmineht mane a iperiaiiyi nad a Ipt tept for I am Sole Ai foHkeri tadiaiis' SPANG'S FAJijiqU knowledijed to ttjbest acknowled aWt la as S3 i and; Xnsio $ool i voa abv fsktsratirt. Drama aad Trlmtaati rr kf milwml 1 Vlnliata.

Ntrirtan. u.ie ten! to1 ani part Hal PleteV of l'trttue-e ok rereiid ef marked pi on I jrleneral' iLney aff J.itiiff'J liti i iCLASKICAUHl'tIC i Hoosey Co's Cheap Xusie Pf.KAAK AMliJikelb-' ntnniHiv v.i irnw a ar if i Poulh Bend. Iu-ll May idtk. CORREC STAND UP! (Buy Vouif Tlie largest Wm Ketiil Grocorj'jHou them; Indiana! fhey recently enlarged Wc incr to ftiect tbeMftmarlc; their trade. Tliey Groceries than Anv' House in iXorttertt India They buy Largely Wholesale trade, and i do sell 0 Retail.

They Keep uio complete stock -Xlxll0 They sell honest gMls They wl be hjti youat the Old' litaM 62 Market Price Oowtk Bead, kfay i ia 0'rocerie! Knobklc- WasWngtoh.St. at ml .1 1 aaakC viiiii 1 1.1 D-l I IT city. Two eons of Mr. Beedler, of Michl-- gan City, Ind were drowned yesterday while learning to swim in the lake. The Common Connc.il' of Detroit, baa passed an ordinance prohibiting street under a penalty of 100 fine.

ated at the Minnesota Bute Republican convention yesterday, lor uovernor. -The cholera is raging fearfully at Mt ernon, Ind and also In the vicinity of uauo, lu. ,1 Preliminaries -of treaty of alliance between Germany and Italy are said to be concluded and ready for exchange. Twft Modocs, the last of Captain Jack's band, surrendered yesterday, And were uucen into campw Three hundred Juid fifty granges have been formed throughout the country si Ace July 1. The whc4f number of these societise is now 4,700, and their membership is 350,000 The national headquarters are to be moved Vyaahr lugton.

I AIT Eockford, Iowa, yesterday, Geo. -Ransom, the Constable, while out r'tding was run away with and instantly killed ay peina; inrown one upon ine snatts, saving nis oraina xicarea out, Methodists Northwestern town are preparing" to establish a permanent camp-frround and -summer retreat at Clear Lake, Cerro Gordo county, the mosi peanuiur apot intno west. The planing-mOl ofSuydain A HalL Middletown, Ohio, was burned thie morning, Lose $35,000 Insurance $3, 100, in the Franklin Company. An explosion' of nitro-glycerlno at Catesville, Pennsylvania, recently, made caasins In the earth sxty feet deep. 1 Ohio farmers: wanted and nbvs -l-tfc some uuma are three feet under water; and they row boat around to find their sows.

VH'r: 'A, large quantity of "razor afone" hns juot been discovered inchoharie county, New York, Which bt said to be to the Turkish hone for sharpening purpose. A htwband and wife recently set sail from Derbv for Glaxtrow Scotland, on 3: way to Edinburgh, the wife having: on ner knee her UUrty-tnird baby. Out of a hollow log- drawn Into -vim's mill, at Taylora Falls. Minneso-vi, to be sawn, several barrels of water fifteen pound turtle and an iuoh liardweref uncovered. Tctliief named IloWard.

lately 1 ly a committee in Mia-v t. to have been i 'The regu- rt.r-;,',f,ic demand lnaacb if-' -r sLall te drafted i I the Uil of that WM lit vf JIow. dO.NATUAN P. CREED. b'j aVdaWMM for a roadway all around it, I twoweeka.

i I wail to see 11 uie laporte Anu nas ui tl I i I. 31 1 1 I 1 I I 'j It'l'1.