The University

- Irod B. Wood lias beeii compolled to return to his homo in Ttjcumseh on account of weak eyes. - H. H. lioadle, recently appointed superintendent of public instruction iu Dukota territory, is agraduate of Michigan university. - Ivjgonts of tho University receire no salary but only actual exponsns incurred in attending the Board hcldabout four times a y aar, and lasting from tvvo to four days. - Dr. J. B. Angelí, of the Univorsity, Iectured in Eepresentative Hall on Tuesday evening, and delivered a most ablo, scholarly, and rnasterly address. Dr. Angelí is a profound scholar and a most polishfld orator, and his addrosa was of cominanding interest. - Lansing Journal. - Mr. J. C. Wood, of tho senior eopathic class, was the successful ono in tho competitivo surgical examination. The prize was a boautiful case of instruments presented by Dr. F. E. Bodeiiann, assistant to Prof. Franldin. The numbor of graduates in the Homeopathie Colloge is 23, but two failing to mss examination.