Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1873, Page 5

THE FARM AND GARDEN. Burface-Draining == Draining . with Llow and with Tiles=Outting Drains wile With NorscePowcr-How W May Ko Used na Cistornss~The Scnsony=who Fraits Crop==A Fow Thing: to Considor on & Rainy Day, s Xrom Our Agrienltural Correnpundont, Cuastpatoy, 1ll,, Muy 10, 1873, BURFAGE-DRAINAGE. Tor tho past threo years, tho soil has beon 8o " dry that tho subjoct of drainngo hna nonrly gono " out of the publio ming, though tho * Farm'and . Gardon” has ofton called attontlon to its valuo in compnrativoly dry ns woll ns wel scnsons, Though tho rain-fall hins not beon excossive thus far, yot, the ovaporation being so slight, it gives 1a a goil saturated with water, and .thoso indica-~ . tionn lead many farmors and othora to prodict o wol noason. ' To this ua it may, thore fs no harm In looking at this subjoct from o practicalstnnd- oint. e It 18 no groat tauk to Iny off a fleld into lands of four rods in width, and running in tho direc- tion of tho natural drainage, snd then to back- furrow thoao lands is tho mont conveuient me== nor of plowing them, This loaves o dead-MITOW overy four rods, to factlitato the surfa~trainago. If the furrows nro turnod towarde cho coutro for o, throo, ox moro yonrs, the knd will bo ridged up at tho contro, and tho dend-furrow woald bo- + como. & decp dratn, ' Whon tho ridging bad beon carriod to o satisfaotory oxtont, the plowing fu yevorsod, nnd ‘tho furrows turned toward the dond-furrows, Tho plowing may bo nltornated onch yoar, and thus leave tho Iaud ina good sbapo for drainage. Thoso who kinve practicod upon this plan have had no difiienlty in putting in their crops of tho small grsms, for no water ‘can stand on tho Janda when than mannged. The valuo 1n rogardto the holding of plant~ food, I havo shown informer lottors,—tho prea- ont objoct being sinvly to show its valuo in ro- rface-wate's sn{3o'zlr‘ll(lxxow tuatsho cultvated plants, with o fow oxcoptions,—uch nu tho erwborry and Tleo,—must have o well-rained goil,—that is, tho wator In the soil mast boiu the form of wapor,—in orde to modt tho domand of tho crops. Somo oftho coarso grasses will hear con- sidorablo watorin tho only pati of the season, but this mustbo logsensd a8 the crop rouchos T Hilo nllof bo emall grains, Tudian sy s ol camot stand i wakor d potntoon ::;‘; l:.xllmlu fow jows. All' of tho land in lheso cropg that is mnot 8o drainod i3 so much lost to the fmmor. Evory low pinco shoulébo drained by ruoning forrows for thia’ purpso, and the Fags of dopronalons that cronf tho nntural draiago ghould bs Inid with tilojs soon a8 the farmer s ablo todo #o ; but unil that in uccomplished, he must depend on opd drains for this purposo, aud, in mont casos, Ais mny be dono with & comimon plow, Bouigof the farms that lio on tho dividing ridgos a7 Allod with Knuds, and tho most of thovo will ned Lo drained with a ditch- ing-machino, I kne sovoral farms of this kind that Liavo boon grealy itnproved under this nmodo of trontmont. / < Tho prosent prjo of labor will riot warrant tho outlny for tilelreining, uuless wo conld out tho drains with horso-powor. "In Indlana thoro are maclues for this - purpose, but of their wsucess vory fow facts lhavo coms to thy publicc I have “goon tho machinos attho Indinna Stato Fair, and thoy apponred to he very woll adapted to the worl s but tho enonmus domand for the right to use would bo liabl(to rulo them out for common ugo. . A machine. thfi‘ can bo made and sold at a proflt Tor 9200, whei topped off with n patent-feo of from 100 to 8600, 18 not Inviting. Tho prin- ciplo upon wheh thoso machines is construotod Tins boon in ujo for moro thnn sovontoon yours, to my porsonil knowledge, and all that is ecos- eary Is to malo tho machine strong, and ndeptod tn?l'm soil tht roquires draining. “I'wo or throo wot sonsons it uccossion would tend to dovelop euch a machie, aud alfo to introduco among us drain-tilo fictorics, all of which wo will tind usoful,. -/ 2 The mostof our soils aro o clay-lonm, and will not roquiroan average of 40 rods of tile-drain to_ tho ncro. The wator sinks awuy into our soll in 2 fow houss, oxcopt in places whore it accumu- Intosin tho dupresslons, nnd, If thoso ara laid with til, tho higher Iand moy be left in its natural condition, $ DARN-WELLS. A well 30 feot deop, that was sbont 100 foot from ono corner of my horse-harn, and that fur- nisbod about & wash-tub of wator daily, wns plncod ou rapport with tho cavos on tha south #ido of tho Larn, by o lino of 2-inch tilo, laid 2 foot doop, Lo the corner of tho barn and along undor enves. It wns some weoks bo- fore wo had a respectable shower; but,. when it camo, tho woll was nunr’y fillod with wator ; and, from that timo forth, thora was no want of wator, as gll tho wator from that soc- tion of tho roof, 24x30 fact, appearod to have found its way into tho woll, "At first it was m; Iutontion to "have put conductors on the roo and to carry tho wator down through s hod ol gravel to the tilo, but I soon found that to- bo’ unncconsury, and w01 had tho tila oxtonded nlong tho front side, with tho result s stated. The cost of this was 8 cents n foot for the tilo, and two dnys work of oue man in putling it in, bosidon the hauling from tho dopot. That Job savod mo nt lonst 850 lnst winter in oxtra work that wonld have been ox‘mudufl in tnkh\F horsos nnd cows to distunt woll. A 4-foot woli B feot deop, makes o protty good cistorn, an will bo found of no smnll valusina dry soason, At this time tho well is full of water, as'nro most wolls ; nnd, whon tho water-supply gots short, I shall sink ‘another well, o a4 to tuke the drip- ings of the roof from the other side of tho barn, 'ho soil is n clay-lonwn, but & sandy or gravelly soil would not bo quila a8 good for tho purposo, a8 tho water might bo absorbad in the soil, in- stead of following tho tile to the well. Noither manura or stock isallowed to come in contnct with this drainngo, and tho water iw neardy as poft a8 rain-water, aud without the least un- pleasant tasto or smell. K In o dry season this plan willhe found valu- blo, not only to scoure o supply of stock wator, Eut for tho liouso also, Intho case of the house, the drain may bo fitled with fand and gravel, Instoad of using tho tile. Now tho water that usod to stend ju pud- dles nlong tho side of tho brick walt of tho'barn- bnsement, disappoars at onco, and finds its way to tho well, aud thonee, a8 wo now bave o sur-~ plus, sonks out throughh tho goil on tho lower wide of the woll, ns the ground from this, aa from most farm-bulldings, ° slopos nway from it. Thero aro fow farmers in this State, during tho ast tivo or thrco years, who did not suffer for an want of wator, when 10 invested in tho tilo drain would hiave givon thom grent satinfac- tion. It mny bo rathor lato to toll ‘of this now, when tho rainn como too ofton, but to us it is n new fact, for the first timo fully demonatrated, aud the reador can niford to troasuro it up for futuro wio, for rain and dronth Lavo _their own appointad timo, and oven Old Probubilition, with his low nroas, Hing only beon ablo to ponotrate sowmo forty-eight hours in ndvance, and - thon he seos but_diraly, as all of the gront atorms that bave mado the winter and spring of the current year famous, gave him little notice in advauco, S r TILE BEAHON, 3 April 27, 1872, “The Farm nnd Giarden” has $his in regard to tho wenther : “'The pust wouk Ans boon dry and windy, with throntenings of rain. Wintor wheat is slowly improving, and, it weo havo soasonablo rain Loreattor, will g'lvu U8 o empll crop. Corn-planting will bo genoral in this part of tho Btate ou Monduy, tho 20th, Al Bpring erops promiso an sbundsut harvost.,” May 8, it adds : “‘The woather continues cool, and fro ovaporation from the surface is limitod, aud, tlmugh tho #oil inappareutly dry, yet tho wocds aro’ 2l _coming u") and malking good growth, This showa that thoro aro ~othor con- ditions than plenty of rain thit mako up the valuo of tho wonson. It is not so much tho quantity of rain a8 in othor conditions of the soil. Tho conlness of tho rerson rotards co- oporation, and tho soil {8 not robbed of the va- por that rlaes from holow, und tho soil boing inn yory pulvorulont conditlon, thio noeds araonabled, to teke up suficiont molsturo Lo insuroe gormina- tion,. Thore is littlo thunder and ll(;]lmiuyf, 4 tho utmosphoro Is fully chargod with olectvicity, and this Iy alho o good qmon: for tho coming orops. 'Tho orchnrd, at this writing, is one sheot of Elomn, FM"H promiso of an abundant_orop of fruit. Thoe prico of corn is 25 conts, and hos brought the fartor down to a pretty rigid econ- omy, and tho Iuxurics reust bo givon up for the pruqon{, 3 bub no ouo thinka of failuro, and busl- noan, thongh dull, is on neafo, cash foundation.” Tho spring of 1871 was nbout threo wooks in advance,—an ourly uln'lnu with Intejfrosta, On May 1 the norvioo-borry wan fn full bloom, . and tho fod-bud followod in Faw days, and thy ld plum on the 4tl, with & few blokoms of ;‘lfnqh ay chorry on tho 7th, apples on thoe Bth, and tho peas woro white with bloom yostorday snoruiig, 83 & worm roin during tha night mada tho orchiard quito gay, The Siheriau u\'xnb~nw)lcu woroe fully out on the 0th, whilo tho blue pluny aco just oponing. It is teo carly to prodiot 'houi the JAult»arop, s it is impossible to fully dotormino tho -result of tho wintor-damago, Bo far ns tho bloom is auy indication, thore will bo n falr orop of chorrlos, applas, oars, and'a fow plums, An for grapas, rasp- I;m-lu and blackbarries, . wo mnst take moro timo, With us tho ponch-orop is outof quoation, naud the quincobushios are killed to the ground. The plum nnd ponr-troes_have' slso kuffered mucly, and many troos axo dond, and I shall not bo disappointod If many of the chorry-troos now in bloom are really doad at tho_truuk,—the slock upon. which thoy ave grafled boing loss Diardy than tho gratt, : Bomo littlo p]ou‘mlixg has been dona for corn, but I loar of no pinnting as yot, whilo tho throd past dnys have’ bodn a_partly stondy drlvzlo,— not our Woiterr poui-doivus, but n_stondy, old- fashonod drlzzlo, that was' wont to sond the | boys. flahing ; but, unfortunatoly, we of tho rairio have llitle opportunity to gnl tho rhoumn- rlam in this plonsant mannor, s Wo hinvo lind vory litilo thunder thus far, snd I tnko this tobo n” good indiealion; shunder- storms'are nok n Plunemni. anpogt vt the doason to tho farmr, for thoy hotaleut £00 ohangoablo weather, ovon if thoy. I\. not Xill tho chioks tho nhoil, or gour the sl - ; Tlio ' emall g8 aro coming on very finely. whore. tho _surfaco-wator l4 not permitted to stand, sad tho only orop that wo nood be anxious bned'is that of corn, and Lhis 1s no gront causo of complnint ny yot, for noarly all of the gront orop of 1870 was plautod nfter May 10, tho wontbor having boon vory wat to that date, Tho prico of corn is just whero 1t was a yoar ngo at thin point,. 25 conta, and. dull at.that for want of thon rapidly deoliued to 80, EOME RAINY-DAY THOUGNTS, Tarming is o long way from boing ruined, though tho bigh pricos and extravagauco of tho past fow yonus havo givon it a sovero sliock ; whilo tho bnormous taxoes ure tho worat skaloton in tho olosot, that will not down until tho poople rigo in their might nndm[;urlfy tho political nt- miosphoro.. Wo ‘lnvo had plonty of rosolutions on the "subject, and_it ‘s timo that wo wont to work, ‘Wo havo taxed oursolves in building compating rallronds, to find tho taxos swopt into tho finuds of the managory, and tho ronds com- bined aninst us, Thoro aro two new ronds pro- | Joetod Hiraugh thts conut, that. tho farmor nro o control. It will bo the old stm}x Now yon Aeo it, and now you dou't. ‘armors ‘aro eubkeribing who Lave no orohards, bams, or tho ordinnry cumforts.of o farm. To all such I havoto say, Bell your funns and go at somo other buinoss ; don’t bo swindlod by a set of men, ovou if thoy are farmers, who are to mako monoy out of tho cubanced valuo of renl estate, Iropont, Bither bo a farmer, or go into someo other businosa ; but dou't run into debt for rail~ road stocls, that will most murely sllp through our fingors. Whon raflronds will pay upon & {mmn basig, mon of capital will build thom, Just at (s tmo wo are . golling o littla too rndical, and, when tho dust clears nway, wo shall find things ek na thoy woro bofora,-an army of dealors and middlomon disposing of the farm= or's_surplus produce, and bringing him back 00ds in_oxchango o Lo mnny nced ; capitalists uudln%hhu monoyat 1,2, or 8 porgent pormonth, or his bad mnnnfiummxt may dictato ; railronds Doing built that shall lovy tribnto whonever pos- siblo; and thon tho samo old political hacke will huve tho old plry undor o now honding, and racionsly pormit {ho farmor to givlvu them n new Harmo to tax aydt plunder him. 16 is truo $hat tho old bummer 18 not to “appronch yon in por- son,—not ho, for ho dow't want nn office; but Lig frionds aro pushing him ahosd, and {nsist that his fidolily, abilky, and long -oxperionco fit him for the'station, and tho local papors aro setting bim up in double-leaded" lo: contsnline. . ‘Whilo tho ralu is pouring down, 1ot us look at thoso things s thoy aro, Stop tho losks in the ro0f of tho corn-orlb,—for old corn may bo of 8omo valuo noxt autumn, oven if you grow o fair orop thin sosson. Do mnot “‘frot about what {on caunot help, and “do not allow tho politician to rule you, whothor ho stops forth from tho shop, the storo, tho luw-oflico, or th farm; select your men for offico, and don't give your voto for anyone whoso frionda aro so anxious to havo him elected as to eanvass tho ‘country and pack granges and farmers’ clubs in iy favor. This movemout of tho pooplo is bringing o gront deal of trash to the surfaco, ond we_ should bowaro of thoass inthe lion's akiv, In tho name of Hlar})cnplc wo aro likely to ho chonted out of our rights. That wo have beon governed too much iy solf-ovident, and it might bo woll tosoo if wo cannot have a little logs of it in the futuro. 1t is timo that wo put o little moro businces- maupgoment into our nffairs. Wo may ofton omploy ourselves Lottor at homo of a Snturduy aftornoon, ther thau go to town undor tho plon of Buying grocerics, but roally to spond tho time of the snloon, aud in gosslp that adds noithoer to our porsonal appoarance nor to our mornls, Tho other day Xsawa farmer hond his wifo 20 conts, with directions to got its valuo in naila; aud, ns soon ns sho de- parted on this mission, he dove into o saloon, where e spent 20 couls, aud was resdy to meot hor ear {ho hardware store, looking a8 innocont as though ho Lad dono noth= ing but turn furrows oll his lifo. All farm- ors do not aot thus ; in fact, tho gront majority aro honorable men and Christian gontlemen, but thoro are too many of thaoso who aro rendy to tarn politienl buinmers for the mon who are seoking oflice, nud theso aro sure to como to the surfaco in our farmers' meotings. Runaw, g i . AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY. orn at 50 Tho frionds, patrons, and colportenrs of the Amorican L'ract Society are informed that, for tho prirposo of Reouring greater officioncy, and tor earrying out woro fully the aims and objects of tho Boaiety, somo changos have been mado in tho organization of tho work, The two Agencios Lnown as tho 8t. Louis < aud Ohiengo Agoncies are united ‘under tho name of tho Intorior Agoney, tho oflice of which, for the prasent, isat Ghicngo, Tl Tho Tuterior Agonoy will ombraco tho Northwostorn States north and wost of Indi- ong, the Southwostorn Btatoswest of tho Missiu- sippl, with tho Btates of Mississippi and’ Louisi- aun, including also Migsouri, Xausas, Colorado, and Nobraska, Tho Rov. Glon Wood, District Bocrotary, will have oxcluaivo chargo of tho bonovolont work of the Bocioty, visiting its frionds and ceslesinstical bodios on its behalf, interesting the pablic in ity gporatious thongl tho pulpib and tho pross, in tho Statos of Michigan, Northorn Illinois, Wis- -consin, Minnanota, and Nebraska. Ho should bo sddressod at No, 248 Parl ayouue, Chieago, Iil, Tho Rov. W, 'TL. McCaror, Disfrict Secrotary, will assmmno the semo responsibilitios and dig- chnrgo the aamo duties for tho Sociely in the Btates of Iudians, Southern Illinois, Missouri, Xnusus, and Colorado, o ehonld Lo addressed at Tvanayillo, Ind. ‘'ho colportours of tho-Socloty within tho In- terior Agancy, and others who dosire information on tho mbjact of nollwvlu o0, thould nddross the Tov. Charlos Penboily, Distrisl Seoratary and Hlx\mriulunduul, No#. 70 nnd 72 Adams streot, Ohleago, 111, Tho Socioly will koep nt its storo in_Ohicago o full nssortmont of -its own publications, com- prising Bibles, Biblo-holps, and Sunday-school ooks ; nlso, the publications of tho Wostorn ‘Iyacl and Book Socicly, Cincinuatl, 0., and o choico noloction from tho fusuos of otlior pub-~ lishing houges. Ordors will Lo -recoived for the Zllusirated Christian Weekly, wnd -other poviodi- cals of tho Booluty, togethor with all othor peri- odieala for Suudny-schools, 3 All business letiors should bo nddrosaed to - Antinieax Traor Booreyy, * 70 and 72 Adums stroot, Obicngo, 111, May 1, 1873, R RECORDING OF ORIGINAL ABSTRACTS. a0 the Editor qf The Chicngo Trituns: Bim: Tho Iand-holders of Cpak County but littlo nnderstand the advantage efforded by tho rocording of original abstracts of titla; and, for the bonoflt of thdso not posted, you will confor o groat favor upon your readers by publishing this information. I lmvo an orlgiual nbutract, mado baforo the fire by Shortall & Hourd, covering n subdivislon of 10 acres (06 lois), of which I wantod coplos, and, upon npplication to thelr succossors, loarned tho oost would be £60 (one for. mach_ purchnsor of a lot would Lo §5,760). I olalod this fack to my lswyor, and “learned tho priceless advantago offorod by tha county authoritios, in that I could havo tho origlnal abétrnct recorded, and thon got Hio acordor to mako tho copy, “Chis T did, ad, inatead of n two monthe' dolny, I paid .50, and, on the fourth dy, raccived tho original ab- stract back, and also n cortitiod copy under senl of tho court. Bosidos being ono-tenth the cost, my abatract Isnow sproad upon tho county rocords, and shows title to all purchasors in the sighty neros down to the nubdivision, and any ouo iutorouted cau ot o copy on applicition, WinLtast H. Brow, o PROBABLE SUICIDE, A mystorious doath ocenrred yostorday nfter- noon, ot No, 180 Iarrison streot, o hoarding- houso kept by O, P!, Masch, At 11 o'olook yeu- torday morning, a young man numod Ldward B, Clalr, who has boon & boarder at the Louso for buyers; but it soon -wont - np to 40 conts, and gome timo, wont ont, na; ng that ho. would ro-'| turn in tho attornoon. At 8 o'clock ho waa roon to ontor hia room in an intoxionted condition, About 5 o’olook & servant founa him lylng on his bod, doad, There wore no indications Ehat hio ind talon nolson, nor woro thoro any evidoncos of antruggle, * Coronor Btophens hold an inquosat to-dny. . 5% & ¥ A i S , 10WA SABBATH-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. ' | "Tho oight aunual mooting of tho Towa Bab- Loth-Bchiool Ausociation will bo Lold in Unlon Iiall, ALt. Plonsnnt, Tows, .Junc 10, 11, and 12, 1878, commoncing on Tuosday, tho 10th, at 75§ *o'clogle p. 1, Dastors, ofMicors, tenchors, and frionds of tho Babbath-school aro cordislly invited to attond and partiolpato fu the doliberations of the meot~ ing. Lot ovory Sabbath-nchool In tho Stato bo ropronontod ‘by at lonst ouo nb.this mass-cone vontion of Babbath-sohool worlara, Devotlonnl oxorcisos -and addrosses by ox- porioncod Babbath-school men from this and other Btates. Illuntrated instltute oxorclsos, ond discusslaus of practical Sabbath-school toples, will malaly- conatituto tho oxeroises of tho muooting, usio from ** Now Pralsos of Josne," which plosso bring with you, Al porsons expocting Lo attend the mooting aro roguested to notify the Bocrotary of tho Local Commifteo, J. II. Whiting, m?.. ML, Plonsant, Ioury County, Tows, provious £ Juno 1, whonovor practicablo, in ordor that iho Committoo miny fmako ’liboral arrangomonts for tho ontorlninment of dolagates; and, upon thoir arxival, will roport to naid Commutteo, in conjunction'vith the Lnrolling Committeo, at tho Progbyterlan Chureh, Ron'r AT, Pres't, McGrogor, 1I. 0. Biarrn, Soo'y, Oucooln. MORE OF IT. Tho 1lifo of anothor victim to intoxlcating drinks was tragically ondod yostordsy aftornoon, at4 o'clock. John White, & Glorman, 32 yshrs of ago, wao a Aobor and industrious young man o fow yoars ngo. He loarned tho stono-cuttor's trado, and took unto hitnnolf n wifo, Ho was -Yory prosperous. But his prospority ruined him, Ho bogan to trequont saloons, aud, in n phor timo, becamo a habitual drinker, Last wook tho snske-manin took possossion of him. Ho raved nbout, Lore his hair, snd abused his family, but #till aow tho samo horriblo appnritions, wiroin anakes wero 5o prominont. Yostordny morning, in his mnduess, 1o took o razor from hix drawor and cut his thront from enr to car, Of courso hia troubles wore at onco onded. o loavesa wifo and four childron, - g ol Jayne’s Expootorant. From trustworlly dataithss boon catimmtod that at loaat ono-fourth of all persons born in tho United Blates havo at birth, Tungs in a tuberculous condition, aud in consequenco aro predisposed to pulmonary complaints ; -yet it s cqually well establiabed that thia predisposition need not oud in consumption, astivan, or auy other lung diseusc, if duo carc and wnbchful- nees ho obrerved, and ol oxciting causes promptly treatod an thoy nrlso. Itis tn just fuch casce Dr. 1, Jryno's Expectorant oxerelses its most benoficiol of- fects, and has producod o Iargest proportion of its eurcs. Tesidon promptly removing coughia and colids, which, whon left to themselyes are {ho mont common oaurn"of tuborcilous dovolupmnont, tho Erpectorant allays any inflammation whicl muy oxlst, and by pro- moting easy expectoration clonmiics {ho lungs of tho substances Whicl clog them up, and which rapidly de- stroy when suffered to romaln, Sold overywhicro, —_— To tho Shos Trade, Bamples from {ho shoo manufactory of I, II. & P, Byrnos, Rochostor, N, Y., will bo ot the Shorman Touso thia coming woek, Dealors wiehing to avall | themeelves of ho opportunity of exsmining tho nu- merous atyles of thie concern, with o viow to roplonish- Ing their stocks, wil bo wailod upon at the hotel by & campcetont porsdu, Opening. Oharles Gossago & Co., open to-dny nt tholr now storo, Nos. 100, 108, and 110 Btato stroot, oo i ~ MARINE. PORT OF CHICAGO, 'ED, Bohr H, W. Willard, Ludington, 100 m jumber, Bargo Mary Amandn, Grand Haven, 108 m lumber, Dnrgu]flllybfin( Qrand Haven, Grand Haven, 220 m umber, Bchr A, 8, Poltor, Milymukeo, 482 tons iron oro. Belr J, P, Ward, White Lake, 90 m lnmber, Trop 8. 0, Baldwin, Milwaukco, 600 tons iron oro, Schr Elva, Ludwig's Pler, 00 m lumber, Bark T'wo Fannies, Buifnio, 4,000 brla salt, Beow Lilllo Gray, iudwlF'n 'Pltr, 60 m lumbor, Schr R. B. ibbsrd, White Lake, 05 m lumbor, Bargo Golden Harveat, Grand Havou, 260 1 limbor, Barige Wolvorlno, Grand Iaven, 200 3 lumber, Dotk Fashion, Oedar River, 180 m lumber, Bow Abnapee, Hollund, 40'm stuves, 40 cds wood, Behr W, 1L, Obhspman, Milwaulee, 76 m lumbor, Schr J, ‘Burt, Bandusky, 600 tong’coal. 2 Bchr J, Harrls, Klugaton, 095 tons Dl ron, I“p Potomao, Dufulo, 420 brls ealt, 40 Lrls cement, 109 pkgs fish, and aundrics, Btmr India, Builalo, 2,000 bria eait, 10 pkgs mdso,. 8chr Black Havwk, Pentwater, 7010 £t lumber, 560 m shiingles, Belir Lillio Parsons, Oswego, 432 tons coal, Bolir Mary Elizabolb, Butfalo, 650 tons coal, Prop Montgomary, Fort Lurdn, 18 brla off, and sun- ox, Schir Prido of America, Kiogaton, 61 tons clay-atone, 355 tona pig fron. g y el Rusela, Oloveland, 500 tons ooal, Selr E, Baton, Cloveland, 360 tons conl, Sebr 1. G, Gray, Muskegon, 105 m £t Jtmbor, 5 Scbr Fasion, Muskegon, 145 m ft lumber, 10 m lath. Tark Cocitin, Mandstee, 195 m ft lumber, g Bebr Bolott, "Pentwater, 35 cds wood, 650 m shingles. Bebr W, I, Hawldny, Union Pler, 100 cdla ywood, 19 m Tamber, * Sebr J, Dresden, Frankfort, 00 m lumbor. Bargo Appreatico Boy, Grand f{aven, 920 m luriber, Bebr Luinborman, Biavk Creok, 160 w lumber, Behr P. 8, DMarsh, Erfo, D10 tons cox Belir 3, Mepeo, O3woyo, 509 tos cor Hehir J, Matthow, Oswego, 300 tons conly Buhir Cortor, Oavogo, GU tous conl, Hebr @, D. Dousmun, Cloveland, 500 tons coal, . - Bebir A, Mots, Clovelaud, 525 tona conl, Hehr B, Muthor, Oluvaland, 17 tons conl, fichr Kato Kyons, Muskegon,'200 m lumber, Behir TibLots, Maskegon, 135 n lunbar, Helir Australla, Ministeo, 15 m Jumber, Behr It, B, King; sm“&'flk' 80 m Jumber, AR May 10, Prop Indiz, Buffalo, 31,000 bu corn, 900" bris four, 26 bags flas seod, 16 bulos broom corn, Sehir City of Taiucsvillo, Baffalo, 38,000 bu corn, Dark Onconts, Buflulo, 35,000 bu oats, . Trop Hoverelgn, Montreal, 27 isles broom corn, Helir Knights Templar, 18,800 bu corn, Belir Dau Lyous, Kingaton, 18,460 bu wheat, Lrop Clty of Madluon, Ponaaukeo, 20 brla salt, 10 tons coul. VESSELS PASSED DETROIT, DenorT, Mich,, Mny 10,—Panst:n DowN—Props “Dweed, Cuby, Winslow, Fountain Oity, Brookly, X Nolson’; sebra Mary MoVea, Marygrot, Dall, Passtip Ur—Trops Evorgreen Olty, Yluron Oity, Winp—Weat, Drrnorr, Mich, dorbilt, Motcor, Ol My 10,—Pasaxn Ur—Lrops Van- y of vort Huvon, Frod Rilley, aud bargo Rtoanolo, i Passib Dowr—Praps Lawrenoo, Mary Mills, Emplre Blate, Aunlo Oralg ; schir John Miver, ‘Winp—Wost, A dlspateh from Capt, Daloy, of the schr Higglo and Jonea, datod Buifalo, Muy 10, sayn: * Firat vesael at Bumlo fustdo tho pic; ovldek, Blowlag down tha akes, " Anothor dispatch snys: “Tho achir Bunrso azrivod ot Buffalo this (Saturday) morniug eurly,” Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Duioit, i, Mny 1,—Vawen Dows--Prons Moy Flowur, Oskland, Alssks, Tuyotto, Bouton, Line colt nnd batges, Horo and barges, Dunkirk and barges, Mulamoid end bargen ; barks Burnsido, Montmoroncy, Jane Woodruff, Unadilla; sclire Anandsle, Gosliaw, 3, 11, Higgio, Thilo Scoville, Pluslico, Itaskn, Jossls Iioyt, Millio Kellor, Afontuua, Liootwing, Floretta, Gliarlus Wall, Naboh, 7. I March, Xnukoo Biado, Qerlach, Collingwood, Iinwatha, Tasskn Oe~Props Miwnourd, Tompeat and barges ; barks 11, Jonca, Montgomery, Moullor; schrs Reod, Wind snd Wave, Obelds, Bam Fliut, Asu Winn—Wost, ILLINOIS RIVER AND'CANAL NEWS, Speetal Diapateh to The Chicago Lribune, TuB.rie, I, May 10,—Tho stesmer Last Chanco arrived lust evening, towivg {ho caual-boat North Amorica, loaded with Gorn for Olicago, and canal-boat Loviathan, londed with eosl from Kingston, Bhe had towad the csnnl-hoats Northwest and Dictator, both losded with corn from Bpring Oreck to Pokin, and tho Hanoea, londed with corn from Bpring Orcek to Yooria, Tho steamor Beaver doparied, tu\vlllfi the cunal-hoats Monto Olristo uud Robert Hohnes, both louded with lumber, the formor for 8t, Louls nud the lattor for Floroneo, und two bargos of fco for Bt, Lauls, The Tavinthan, from Kingnton, loaded with ‘conl, and 1ho North Awmerica, from Obillicothe, Tonded with corn, both for Ohlengo, ppesod fnto the canal, and thoe Dir- igo, trom Jolict, llyi, pussed out for Lafiallo, ‘Cho river Las risen over two feet within tho last forty-uight hours, and fs willl Haing, UANAT Opr10Y, OI110AGO, May 10.~ARRIVED—Tliza. beth, Lockport, ,000. Lrly meal, 400 brla flone; and Aoyoral bouts Indul with slons, Oneanup—AMonard, Ifavans, 83,098 ft Jumber; Mowureh, Lackport, 45 brlu flour, 3,099 b wheat, lume ber lll,fl'l'u 1t, shingles 805, morchandise 19,776 1ba; Montreal, Oltnwn, 5,073 ft_limber, 6,000 Iath, for Mors iR, lllfi 18,000 £t lumber for Joliot ; ulso soveral atous boa L, U Talaii, 1, May 11,—Tho stosmor Iast Chanco dopuried this morn] Hfi towlug tho canal-boats Olive Tiranch, Lght, for Chtlllcotho, aud tho Nurwnr, Toadod with Imubor, for Muvann, ‘Tho Norway, losded with .| lumber for Havans, pussod ont of the canal Juut even. iug. Tho river Jiss buou rlsing for thio last threo days, anil thero n 10w bwarly suvonteon foot af wator on the “milor-siil ¥ of Lol 16, tLAfi(E ’["flE|GHTSi o 8t 04@T Tate n to Buftulo aro quotable af cloning of T (idey &nd shaciors. word metot L *Jaman, [*are as follows 3 .| mediatol | eshore nesr tho lowor uxtromity of Lako Michigan and whicat to the samo point at T3 @70, the, closing ‘rala Deing about 7a. - Whost 1o létfz@p(u‘xf’ ot 19@14e. - Tho, following engagomenta Wore reported: To Ogdens- burg, brop City of Now York, oorn at 20 to To Buifalo, prop, W, T, Graves, cata at 5"{«“; Props. Fotamno ard Plymoulty’ corn, oh through rated ; Badgor Blato, wheat 1o Now York st 4o, ana osts at 100 ; nolr T, D, Barker, whoat frém Milwaukoa ot 80 fielirn W, B. Allon aud”Adirondac, com at a3 nchr Dalinmo, corn at 03¢0 sche Platt, whoat at T ontloy, do nt 7). 'To Kingator, nelir Lillls .pheatat 1do; abhr John' Mageo, whoat on' privale to bo- 10503 ornn 3 W, J. Dreaton; . wheat, sald 03 J. Norrls, whest at Ido from Qicgo, or 14igo trom i7d waukeo, To Portland, proj ©orn on ontgoracey,. rivato fermas, ‘Total capacity oqual to about 143,000 b wheat, 107,600 bu corn, nnd 85,000 by onts, Tho #chr Borriman was taken in the afternoon for wheat to BufTalo at 8o, GLEARANCES FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1873, ) % > I{;. Tona,* Crews. 6,080.00 27 8 20,140.10 000 1 “Tasee 12 130540 7 18 45enes 13 13 2708.00 600 74,470.12,8,170 ,208,00 " 25 22, i 007 . 116,987,50 4,05 EATANORS, 1y Tona. Crete, o, e 10 273 88 H ! 293§ 1 a4 10 . 20 08 40 LIST OF CONVEYANCES FOR APRIL, Twro-thirde of schr Atlants, Godfroy Jacob to M, Blackburn & Co,, $10,000,° B One-half of canal-lost American Star, Poter Hardy to John 8, Howscn, $460, : Que-lnlf of cannf-boat’ American Blar, Harvoy Wood to 7. W. Tombiin, $100, : Ono Lundred” and sovonty one-hundrod-and- elghty-fthn of canal-hoat B, G, Audrows, G, O, Tin- noy to Qurlis & Tartman, $4,700, Wiolo of schr Bullo Brown, Williom Brown to Will- famn Muollor, $747, Wholo of ichir Z, Ghiandlor, E. W. Hudson to W, M. an, 16,000, : Wholo of achr R, 0, Crawford, ‘A, Smith & Co, to Myors & Blackburn, $10,000, - . "Throc-cightbs of cunal-hoat Champion, G. E, Tur- ington & Co. to ealata ofJ, Akhurat, $1, Fise-olghths of camutost Oliamyion, D, Tt Moad & 0o to J. I', NoMillan, $760, Whiolo of eow Dixon Marion, R, Clidesdall to 8, Hannn ot al,, $2,185, - . Thres-qunetors of fcow Dixon Marlon, O, Rrowotz ot al. to 8, Tiannn ot al, $1,003, Wholo of tug O. V. Evais, Mary Ryan to Olscles E. en, $2,000, Wholo of tug 0, W, Evang, 0, E, Maddon to 3L, W. Axtell, $5,000, : Wholo of scow Eureka, North Olhfeago Rolling-Mills Company to J. Prindavillo ot al., $3,500, Wholo of cannl-boat Galens, K, Meadoweratt to Onslan & Guthrie $100, lom, Bophia Hoft to John Bornhouat, Wholo of schr Wnolo of schr Gem, John Dornhoust to Clarles HGREG of st fgglo & 1t 3 Wliolo of schr Higglo & Jon o & Jones to . Doylo, 15,200, S Ono-third of conalibont 3, D, Leonard, Mead & Ak- hurst to Georg 1, Puringion, 8. Wholo cansl-boat J, D, Loohard, G. E. Purington to E, Millor, 81,000, g ] Ono-third"scow amann, O, Hagon to J. A, Olsca, Wholsstoam burgé Monilor, Tniled Biatoa Marsbal 10 G, Unnpalis, 733, - - : Witolo steaw canal-boat Novelty, W, Hanley {o A. B, Scliulonter, 81,500 b 2 Wholo ache Norman, F. B, Gardnce fo Mosker & Dunhum, $11,000, ¢4 lolo g, Pilgrim, Jumea Qula to 0. Downtg, Oncalxth of bark Paronn, E. Warren to J. O, Hea, ‘i'wo.tentlis of achr Tood Case, Lovi Davla to C. 3. Magill & Co., $3,000, 5 4 One-fourtli of ntcam cannl-boat ‘Btorm, 3, G, Morri- mnn to J, B, Dolton, $1,210, Wholo ‘of ‘schr £, ‘M. 'Shoser, O, Bloncen to J, $500, Ono-linlf of nteam canal-boat Storm, 3. 8, Dolton to J, Blakeslco, $1,500, - AVliolo. of'seow Bpy, A, Bjoornsen to A, Dioorusen, b’x}fi-{mnm of achr Dick’Sommors, G, O, Daker to , Elldns, $4,600, qeola f sl 3, Wbber, . Brown et al. t0 0, Blous Wholo of ‘scir Wollaud, T. Scott to 0, Riotz & Co, Ouo-hlf of sohr Warren, 0, Johnson fo M. Bireh, Ouc-half of scow Yankeo Trader, O, Nolson to A. ‘Hanzon, $300, i MISOELLANEOUS, ‘Tho Vessel Ownors' Towing Association Iaunched oue of thoir now tuga on Saturday. The launch took Placo al 8 8, m,, and wan sucoessful o overy reapoct. iFlio tug, which has_not yot boon named, will recoivs hor angino and tho finiahlng touchos immbediatoly, and WL thou ontor tho lists on tho river, . Hor dimensions 05 feotin longth on deck, 83 foot hold s 16 _foot Loam; powor, 18x20, Cot, sbout $12,000. Tho Protoetion will Bo' ready to lawnch in about ten days, Thoe keolof a third Lug, tho exact gounterpnrt of thio ono just launchod; s to bo Lald m- s, tho rivor noar tho Pittsbirgh & ridgo on- Fridey ovening, nt & untfl affer 10 tho noxt mornfug, Tho proalicr Foarloss, aohr Moss, bargo Robinson, nelir T'wo Vanules, sovoral tugs, #cows, and otlior’ eraft, woro actors’in {ho scouo, which, passod for lively, though”somowhat protraétod, mitines among the denizens of that lN:I]Hry. Tho sohr Cornolia, of ~thia ity wont maboro Fridoy ovening, near onomince, By fho akl of tugs #ho waa got ofl Without demago. Tt fa suppoacd- that' 8l:0 muat Liave gono ashoro iu'u fog, B Y Tho megnitcont now ache Seolie, & dencrintion gf whiel ha already booa given. in thoso colunius, s Bow in port, # Thao sloam bargo Raloigh, which left for. Bulfalo on tho 28th of April lioa reburhod , thua nunlig tho et round trip, . b e ; “Thio uloain bargo, movn last yoar as the Gon, Shor- mian, Laving becomo British properly, has had hor namo changed o tho Aloxander, and Lefeaftor vill pi betwoen Detrolt und, Cauadinn ports, |, - . . Tho golir Sam Iiiut, which winterad 6t Maldon, tms funlly takon lier dopatturo for Baffalo, Sho hus grain from Qlfeago. - i Jacob Durling, thopllot on tho' Sk, Olair Flats, ro-. Torta 13 foot 8 tiichus of water in tho old. clisnnol over 1hnt thoraughfare, i Tho wehr Gumborland pisaod Dotroft, Thursday, with 10 meln guff vialblo, from which {t 1 Inforzed 1T Loen carrfod awny. <t ; “Tiho aebr T, A:- Richeiond, whlch last year wont A Jam occurrod in Tort Wayno Railroad o'clock, which Iasted wus badly damagod, is undorgolng tharough repairs at Detrolt, at o of about wffioa. . ¥ E A collision, resulting in ‘sinking s steamor, took luco yeuterday, ot nbout ten minutes to 13 o'olock, at fhe uppor oud of tho 81, Qlar Flalo, which 1 reluiod a8 follows:." Tho prop Binnchatd, which passed horo quite early in {ho day, en routo to Chicago, mot the Arizous, from tho Hault, sbovo tho upper Hght, th former coniug {n violent' contack with tho lattor, snd striking hor on tho port, elde, about - twouty-fya, foct aliaft thosters, when sho immodintely.sunk ju about four fathoms of watos 0 Blaucly sustained but littlo or-no injury, an ,'aftor o Hitlo “dolay, on hier voyago. T'ho tug brought * the chfe? offlcer of the sunkon craft to thia port, Tho Blanchard belonga to tho Union Bteamboat Compauy, Tho Arizona was iu connaction with Evius' Lno of sicamers,—Detroft Freo Press, 0th tnat, i A Dotrolt ‘oxclatigy. piven tho following conceratug tho timbor trade s Quiton number of veesols con- struotod forthe timber trado, and- known- ns timbor carriors, Liavo alxcady ontered ‘into tlat department of transportation, Duriuy tho poot winter lrgo quantl. ties of onk t{mbor Linvetbeon got ot on Boar Orovk and of Snginaw, whieh will roquiro the sorvicea of firate clasa veanols to gend forward ero'tho resson closes, Tho timbor shipment this nvason, it s wtatod, will ox- cood that ofany former yoar, s lavgo pronortion of it ‘efug for tho Quobeo departmont, whilo s considerablo quautity 'will Lo sout {a Tonswands for Now York. Much of this material 1 made up into rafts and towed Uhrougl tho Inkes, e — SPECIAL NOTICES., No Postponemont, Xt 1310t wlso to put off untll tho hoats of Summor have commonoed tho Invigoratiog procoss which wauld havo socurod tho syatom, fu udvance, gainst this untoward iufluonco, By toning tho stomach, Iivor, and bowole tn tho Hpring months, with oetottor's Btomach Bittots, und vontinuing to tako this haemloss but poworful vegata- blo fuvigorant during tho summor, it ia quito cortatn that, oven porsons who aro naturally dalicato and doflolont, fn vital foroo may esoapo thio fits of indigostion, headaoho, nnuson, billousnass, noryous dobility, and montal cppros. slon’ which, in tho sbscnco of such proparation, often prostrate and agonizo tho woro robust, A purastimu. lant, miodlcatod with tho Julcos of tha Onost tonlo, antl billows, and aporfont roots and horbs, as an Invalusblo boon to tho weak and ailing, and this Iif-sustatning boon in tha form of Hostottor's ittors, 1s; fortunatoly, within tho roaol of all, The Supreme Court of tho United States . hoa rocontly givon n deolsion In favor of tho Gorham Man ufsoturing Company, onabling them to' protoot thoir dlonigns from all othor manufacturors who fmitate and oopy thum, procoaded PARTIUULAR NOTIOK fe soquoated to tho fact that tho samo arilsts aro ongaked fn tho produotion of dedlgns, whothor for tho Storling Bilvor Dopastuient, or for tho olobratad Gorham Plato, but tha Gompany nover reproduco in- tholr Lleotro-Plato Dopartnont tho dosigus which thoy dovolo to Btorling Bilvor, Each haa its awn spouial trada-mark, as follows, stampod upon evory artlolo; "I'radg-mark for Corhinin Bterling Silvor, UORIAM MANUFAOTURING CO., Providenco, It ., and No, 1 Band-st., New York, Manufacturors of Starliug livar, Tos, Dossort, ann Din nor Horvioos, and Wedding Qutfita; also, manufaotur- s of tho colehratod Gorhiam Elootro-Plate, I BREAKEART, LUNOIIEON, DINNER AND ON TIlE UREAKEANE, EONGHEON, DI LEA & PERRINS' Woreestershire Sauco 185 INDISPRENSABLE, 4vin DUNGAYS NG S Trado-mark for Gorliain Ltluotro- Blate, pricy widn, \Will an Tmmense Orchestra and Clomg! - Y @Rodrand Ganh Gl - S100000 Broche Long and Square do.# | £ SRRl 3 ‘French Ottouymn Stripe do, i ‘.’,ifsx:mkw.:; ggig.;fig; o Vamely BairSearly | S @Y | Paisley Scarfs, Wodwm ik Wi G Silk and Wool Ottoman SGM‘fS, ) gyletaly 10,000 Gites, all Cashy + 8500000 . JUBILEE. : S O MRt - dol | NSRS i Commenoretive of 1 My e "Great Robuilding!” Our “New Chicago” Open fo All the World. # - THE FIRST WEEK IN JUNE, 1873, A SERIES OF OTH JUBILEE COHCERTS ‘LED BY P. 8. GILMORE, OF BOSTON, Will be given on Thursday, Jme 5, and Driday, June 6, In the Magnificent New Passenger Depot of the L. 8. & M. §. and 0., R. L. & P. Railronds, generously conceded for . such use to a Committee of Citizens, to be sentod, decorated, and fit- ted as A Grand Coliseum of Music! COVERING NEARLY TWO BLOCKS! - ACCOMMODATING 40,000 PERSONS! Choice Programmes are beihg- Prepared FOR VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL EEFECTS 3 IN POPULAR MUSIC. NEVER BEFORE REALIZED IN THIS COUNTRY! Ixeursion Trains at Very Low Rates of Fare Will Be Run ON ALL RAILROADS ENTERING CHICAGO. The full co-operation of Public Bodies and leading citizens is being exerted to make the entire period of JUBILEE WEEK EVER MEMORABLE in the history of Chicago. . Full Programmes to be shortly announced, The festivities BAGHIFICENT JUBLEE BALL ! AT THE GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Friday Evening, June Gth, 1873. In charge of Two Hundred Managers of the highest social posi- tion in all parts of the country, through whom alone Invitations and Tickets are to be!procured. By order of the . . Y COMMITTEE of ARRANGEMENTS. GE0. W, LYON, CARPENTER & SHELDON, (of Lyon & Healy) ; (" 8tar Leoturo Course™) Musical Superintendent. Business Managers. . Address all commuhications to Rooms 10 and 11 United States Express Building, No. 87 Washington-st., Headquarters of the Jubiles Committee. - 7 ; ~ GIFT_ENTERPRISE, LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT. 1 $560,000 in Banlk to Pay Gitts. 10,000 CASH GIFTS PATD IN FULL, $100,000 for Only Ten Dollars, Enongh of tho 100,00 tickets fseuod for the Third Grand Gt Concort, 1u aid of the Publie Libra Tinvinyz baon hold o {nauro n fall drawing, and the Witk ‘having Loon univuesally oxprossod thnt the 10,000 cash &ifta olorad ehould Lo drawn In (il and paid in full with- Gut any ecaling down, na horotoforo, tho Munsgomant, witl tho conontrroned of tho Trustoos, dotorminod o atlow ikl July 8 for tho enlo of tho Tomnant of tiokote loft on hand, "Tho concor! id distribution at flrst advoritsod for Aprit8was thoreforo postponod to Tuosday, July8, 1873, on whioh day, and no other, thoy will positisely and’ uuo. wisocally tako place fn. Publo Library 1al, Louissillo, ‘At this grand concort the following cash gifts will ho distribuatud by Tot and paid fa full 16 the tlokot-holdam ho draw thoms TEHAWLS FIELD, LEITER & 60, Stato and Twentieth, and: - Madison and Market-sts., Will offerr MONIPAY, May 12, Bargains in India Camels' Hair Shawls; French Cashmere do. A Embroidered Cashmere do, . 2 5 Py ¢ o a it And o Tayge and nttrnctive nssortmont of Rendy= | ottt Fanorst and Doiacs Haik of ateshial oy i i ¢ | Do ukod for'thint mude Buits and Outsido Garmonts of Cashmere [ sotiido M birpon, i sanonly o usadfor thae 1k, Luce, &e., which will be sold at unusunlly Jor? OFsicx or Famarkns! Avp Dngvens T, | iy ash ow prices. 3 ERHL IVLL] rtl “Chis 15 to ortlfy thal thoru fy I Pond Wor tha hunaflt of tho Publis Library of Kontuoky, fiv Tnndred thousnud doliars, whicli has boon sat Apat, by eho Managors to pay tho wifta in fall, aud will bo hold by thio Jjunk aud pafd out for this purpoas, aind thiy nurgose oy, . NV ash liio party, thorofare, who bolds tifs tisket, deawing the cipital it il got 8100.000 In groenbnoks, and ro of $ho 60,000 gift, tho (835,000, tho %2000, the B10,000, o g:‘.[mkm‘m tho otjsor gifte, 10,000 il nuwnber, amount. PROPOSALS, THE CALCASIRD SULPIUR Aud Mining Company of Lonislana Tovitos propossls for the construotion of s shaltin Cnl- jor, § . %0 9500, 00 S ohisotat ok e e na, | Waparit of aulphur, | L tmBaRE of unsold tokots will bo fasnlahod to thosa sbout four bnindred aad forty (U0} foo¢ Bulivr fuo welach | -y st npply {urdors acobiipaio by tie monoy ahw havii Profurenico ov Sovin wholo Hekewtorbios, 64 e B0, T Tor 100 lovon wholo tickolw for 1100, 66 for 8600, 111 for a0 676 for 35,000, - No disvount on loss than 81K worlh of tigkoly at a tlino, o suncyrs ard distribution of ifts will bogin at 8 groluck on LTussay morniug, July £ In Pubile’ Librory [ J1a1l, an tho fllowln will 1o (o order'of wroceudings: Firat—Musio D band. Socond—Plasing of +4aua (ono for aach tloket wald) in Targo whool. - hird— \Plicing of gitte in small whool. Fonrth—Musfo by or. ehuatral land, il -spinnatory ‘youeka by Droti- ddont, * Blxth—Drawlng of tlrat balt of gifto. Kovonth— Btusfs by archeutral band. Kigih—Deawingof nat. inlf o g, Nintli—Pliolng of farya whool with taga i tha Linnds of Coumiliteo appuintod by silonce, Tonth— Grnud oreliostral cancort. i “Thio zauslo on thin grand ooonslon will o tho bost that - oan be prooiirad, nnd ho irontlonon whio GoURE and piRge tho tagy and ttio whole, and suporintout th drawlai and koop tha rocord of thi draws tumbors, will o humon trom tho best kiown and ost”tevativarty’ ot £cna of tho Blato. Al will Lio 60 conduutod as to b por- ( foct wmieunty aginnst complaint from Any just souroe Absont {lokot-holdars will tid tholr Intorosta ak oifgotu. lly protoctod es oy Lad boon porsonaily prosuut at tho b of gltta il bogin on Satucday, July 13, at m, Tiekots d Wlnn‘l{lfll st bo presunte om No. 4, Publio Library Tintilnie, Whoeo cash ahooka upon tho Frrmors! and’ Drovors! ln&x ol elghit drafts upou tho I N st the aptlon of tho hol . A1l alf0h not onllud To o 5IY mantli frm {06 drewing wiiibo tuencd bvor to tho Babtlo ibrars fand, Warfull partioulars sond for cicculass, ani for flokots wend yaute' monvy ‘dirost, (o Bogdiuariors ab Loutsviiie, of tho ground, Tho nnture of tha soll, and thiokaoss of , stratas aro ax follows : Firat—I& foot of ulay containlug sand, ond—170 faot of ulak uand, rd—110 foat of Calcarcous or limo otono, and noxt thownlphu Lud, which is about ano bundrod o0 out thick, ‘e Compauy will oxiiibit n plan and spoatfioations to antraotors for anid shaft, and has on to spot fron rins. gesenction euginos aud tuhls, tmportod Trom Butopa, with tho view ofustug tho Kind % Chandean system, also u stonm waw-mill, abyudsncs of Umbor, noossry hullds ‘"fi" ota., ot o, tio wark wiil 1o dono undor tho suporvision of tho Fue ginoor of tho Company, ) o tho 1st of July, 1870, | Progosals wiil 1o regntvad up Addrige ™ e BELAURY. Soorinys AN Oaron t.et., Now Ocleans, oo | STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS. ! OFFICH OF Chicago, Rock Istand & Pacifi RATLROAD COMPANY. * April 25, 1372, Tito annual meating of tho Stackhnldors nf th Uhtoaga, Rock Inland & Pacitio Tallzoad Compny, for tho clyoiun ot Dirootors, pursuant to law, and tho tinsaction of s thior it as mny como Bofora thom, will b hold at (o alion of thio Gewany, In tho ity of Uhfesio, on s Woducaday, tho 4th day of \un noxt st 11 o'clngk o, . | 167+ L0 tho folluwing uddeoss s = JOIN T, THAGY, Prosidunt. HOS, 1 WIEAMTLTTE, ‘ i gunt I' Liby F._H, TOWS, Boorotary, Awont Lublia"Libeary of Kontuely, B "HOTELS, ENTRAL HOTEL Market-st, helvwoen Maisou and Wnshmg?an, Jolit & Cliago Radlroad Comgany.. BEORETARY'S OFFIOH. C1roauo, May 3, 1813, ‘The Btooklioldors of tho Jollot & Ohlcago Rallroad Campnny aro kuroby notiflud that tho annual moetiug of watd Company, for tho elcotion of Dirootors and transuo- | Hun of othor busiuess, will bo hold at th ol Chicayo & Alton K. 1. Co,, on Wounosday tho 14th CHICAGO. at10u'olock a, m, W, AL LARRABRIE, Noo. NEW HOUSH, i 209 ROOM! P ¥ 8, 7 5 L TABLE. : Stockholders' Meeting. SR Soy avon. ottoete haraby givon that-tho, smanat monting oTho [ g oo B O o best housa Theikhejdumtor é{hx‘!u‘i'r'fl'«n“"'f.‘r"a..’fl'fiffilefi’:‘ff k Sy | T Rmorlon for 2 uhas st tho oitico of eafd Uompany, 1¥o. 523 W 07, I tho, $HROCO FPREL DAV, A Dy L Ly of Chicago, at 10 &, ‘Wodnealny PHOB, KENDRIOK & 00., 873, , L MABON, Bsbrotry of Ohtsago Boyth Dranch Liock Uowyny. ¥ Froprictors, DRY GOODS, "CARSON, PIRIE & C0. Retail Department. W. MADISON AND PEORIA-STS. In order to inaugurate busi- ness in their spacious and ele- gant new premises, offer the following INTERESTING - PRICES, Tavge new assortment of Dress Goods on tho cheap centre-tables b 18, 20, nnd 23 cls., somo of them reduced from 60 cts. yd. Lot of yard wido Cashmeres, new shades, 371-2 cts, Cholce shades in Alpacas, Poplin Alpacas and Tosetta Cloths at 87 1-2 cts. yard, A very handsome Lino of all-wool Cretonmes, Elegant Shades, at 55 cls, Regular price 85 ets, Al Bilk and Wool Epinglines and Velowrs, in thenewest colors, at 75 ctsy veally worth$1,25, TLyons Rell Yopling, ns bright and handgome a9 Trish Poplins, 75, 85 and $1.00 yard, worth from $1.00 to $1.75, Limg' best Irish Popling, under value, Binck Grenndines, best qualities, very cheap. Striped Grenadines, from 15 cts, upward, Good Tupriese Silks from 40 cty, yd, up. Black ground Stripe Silks, nll silk, 65 cis. Colored Stripe Silks $1, 2 havgai Elegant quality Stripe Spring Silks, $1.10.: $L76 quality Spring Sitks for $1,20. Cheapest prices in the city guaranteed on all grades Black Sitks, from the lowest o the richest, Tlnck all-silk Gros Grains $1, $1.10, $1,20, Richer qualities Lyons Black Gros Grains, $1.30, $1.50, $1,75 and $2, the cheapest goods in the market, . Will sell * Bonnets,” * Guinets," * Ponsons,” and other hest makes in the finest and richest qualitics of DBlack Grios Giaing and * Cachemire do Sics, from 73 -cls, to $1.00 per yard helow market prices. g Attractivo display Lnee Shawls and Sacques bought under reguiar value, ¢ Bpecial Barguins in Woolen Cloths and Cassi- meres for Men's and Boys' Wear, ® Having in our new store fine light, spacious accommodations, central location, and low rent, ‘we propose to make prices that shall draw trade from all parts of the city and country. OPENING. Chas. Gossage & Co. OPENING ! “TO-DAY,” At Their Former Location, 106, 108, 110 STATE-ST. QUILTS, &o. Simpsan, Norwell & Go, 79 and 81 State-St., ‘Will * Offer This Morning, May 12, 500 Marseilles Quilts at $1.62 1-2, usual price, $2.25, 500 Marscilles Quilts at $3.50, usual price, $5.00. . 200 Marseilles Quilts at $6.00, usual price, $8.00. b cases Best Quality Crochet Quilts at $2.00, Sold Everywhere at $H2.25. Algo, o full line of Turkoy Damacks, Blenched Damasks, Napkins, Doylios, Troy 'Cloths, Towols, Toweling, Linen and Cote ton Sliostings, all widths, at Extremely Low Frices. SIMPSON, NORWELL & CO0,, 79 and 81 STATE-ST., TEE OLD LOCATION. ——— LAKE NAVIGATION, GOODRICHS STEAMERS Yor Racine, Milwaukeo, Sheboygnn, ete., daily,’ Bundays exeepled, 9 o, m. Saturday Excur- gion Boat for Milwaukee, ete., do'n't leave un- til 8 p/m. For Graml Haven, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Bpring Lakb, Fraitport, banistes, ote., daily, Sundays excopted, 7 p. m, For St. Joseph and Benton Harbor, Tuesdny Thursday, and Saturday, 11 p, m, Tor Greon Bay, Menominee, Oconto, and infer- medinte porls, tri-weekly, 7 p.m, For Green Bay and Escanaba. The Neow Propollor Oconto will leave for Groon Bay and all intormediate ports, con nocting at Bacanaba with E‘flnh}&nln ‘flafl- way for Negaunoe, Ishpoming, Marquatto, ot MONDAY BVANING, MAY 19, nt. 7 o'clock, Ofiico snd Docks foot of Michi« ganeav, ¢ T, @G BUTLIN, Buperintondont. For Lake Superior! orlor Pooplo's Lina fleamurs, dock botwoe ek B o i Wasnlap aarat Jok botwoen STEAMER PEERLESS, Capt, Allen McIntyro, Wit loavo MONDAY TtVIENING, 12t May, at7 oelock. ; or o erirlgitorprassio EObOLY & AUSTRIAN, 73 Markot-atey Oontral iblock, MEETINGS, Adttention, Sir Knights! Stated conolave of 5, Bornard Commsudory, No. 15, K. 'L\, s (Monday) ovining At 734 o'elock. Vork og or of 12, U, thoortor ot Jt L Ly om0t PiGiciiRaoN, Rosocdar,