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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-13
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The Cottage Door.

How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor.
Where sits the patriarch OF the fields
Before his eotioge door.
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallow on the caves.
And love 10 beaming In each eye
Beneath the summer leaves!
The air amid the fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchasej health,
And hearts are bounding mid tho nowers.
More dear TO him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight plays
Around bis humble cot.
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
Oh, happy hearts, 10 him who stills
The ravens when they cry.
And makes the lily meath the hills
So glorious to the eye n.
The trusting patriarch prays to sss
His lsbors with increase ~
Such why's are "ways Of plsasan,ness."
And all such "paths are peace"
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Tx a lawsuit, tho other day, be-
tween to members Of the same church,
sounsel for one of the parties suggest
ed that the brethren ought to defer
their difference to the high court
above; to which his clicnt responded
that the 'samo idea had occurred to
him, bu, there seemed to DO an iusu.
perable obstacle in the way-he couio
not co"trire ony troy TO get his Id,cyer
Herew
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-13
Cloths &C0SSilMereS
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES.
.0ROCERIES:
ss''.s............
HARDWARE AND QuEENswARE.
SALT AND FISH,

And in fact everything usually kapt in a
hrst class country store. All of which we
offer at greatly reduced prices, for Cash or
Country Procuce.
Having had large experience in the
business, we tatter ourselves that we can
please and satisfy all our customers.
Hoping by strict attention to business
aud desire to please all, 10 meri, liberia
shase Of public patronage. Our motto is
"Quick .Saies and Small Prof,s."
We ask at least that the public examine
our stock and Irices before purchasing
elsewhere, as we always show our goods
with PLEASURE.
HELFRICH & BOWER.
Banneryillc Jane IA. 1870. II
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-13

AN lrishman's will" give and
beqaeatb to my beloved wiic Bridget
oil nv property without reserve, and
TO my oldest son Patrick one half Of
tho remainder, aud to Dennis, my
youngest sou, the rest If anything is
left, 1t may 20 to Terence McCariy."
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-13

THERR 10 female patient in the
stockton Gall Asylum. whoss inssu.
ity was eaused By internal injuries,
the result Of tight lsc!ng.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c... Nxw ORLEANS, July 8, ls72
Essssss iS ss;s:
Cotton dull mldainss c s'ls siS saissy Sia'y 8 @ Sas.
Cotton 9uie mddng % Net Tsesipas Say 3 Sai Bales
co.ton ,,,r ,na non,,., =. oaAnIrsros, ygiy 8 1872
% stoSs ;ns nominal Gross receipts q bales sale
Tobacco steady, sales s26 hhds. "' Wy . ''''
sSs See \ il iof my Ny asas, asa
double closed QUIET ING No. M club
PSass %esrn sgssss
400 GGrn 9, meal 81 20 for boItea y or anboted
ng @ per o sS ISL s @
he Soi e kstGaS e
keses SsT s bSa
lumber.
Lake !mports-roar i1 SSs Wheat S assSS 4
~ s.I IS $sSss
sns fsS; %Ss:s 4ssssi and Sss4 ~.
S0 bushels MysqEce 4. e a No q ST. Chicago spring.
Sc sales Of small lots Oats dun and nominal at
QUO quoted 81 Sesr barley
CHICAGO, July g. 1871
psss sssT ss ana n% pns .sa
q s0 closed atsI 10 6orn active and higher: No. >
gust yellow 42c rejected ssc Oats In demand and
changed No 3 Sc barley dull; No fall Ole &c. &C.
s0rding to location Whskey steady At sSc Perk active
July. Lard dull at So 20 cash or July; summer, 81 76
Bulkmeats IN good demand; shoulders, 4Hc clear
sc clear %s ri rip sides rs 7c clear sides .c Sc
$s % $4 Lake reghts-Corn to Buffalo, sc. Receipts
400 bbls flour, 20 bushels wheat 21 do Corn 1900
do oats l0W do rye. Shipmens-S0O bbls. -four $4,000
bushels wheat 2Ieo DO corn 5o0do. oats 1850 do rye,
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG

STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
Very title was doing in stocks, but the tone Of
the market was strong particularly In the last half
hour of business, when there was that sudden ad-
vance in prices remarked as occurring 30 often on
the eve Of holiday. The explanation is that the
"shorts' are apt to close their contracts as o
means to happy mind during the holi-
day. Hence as Pacific Mail has been
tho more prominent target recently OF
the arrows OF the spectators for decline 1t
was most sensitive TO the operation Of this influence,
and dumped" to TAN. The improvement else
where was most conspicuous in Southwest and
western Union, but otherwise hardly exceeded
range of one quarter per cent. Erie was excep-
tionally weak Its domestic instability following the
renewal OF litigation, and the decrease Of trannc
receipts being aggravated by decline Of about
per cent In London. In accordance with the
orders Of the Governing Committee business was
suspended at two O'Clock, at which hour the Stock
Exchange was closed. The following table shows
the highest and lowest prices Of the principal stocks
during the day -
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FOUND DROWNED.

An unknown man, about fifty years Of age, was
found In the Hudson River, foot Of l5sth street.
Deceased was dressed in dark suit; had on q
white shirt and black tie, oxford tie shoes, and had
nine cents and some keys In the pockets OF his
clothes.
An unknown female infant, about two weeks old
found In the water foot OF stanton street BY tile cap
tain Of the tugbOat William Park.
Edward Gillespie, aged seven years, late OF ooo
West FOrtieth street, found In the water foot OF
Thirty-ninth street, North River.
Michael Mccormick was drowned Yesterday
afternoon Ia the dock foot OF Thirty-irst street,
East River. The body was subsequently recovered
and taken to 508 First avenue. Coroner Herman
will hold tnQuests on all thesc cases'
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

Wheat dull and decidedly lower to sell much though
the small business reported mostly on the basis OF
yeser rdays prices AT the close the market nominal
at about 81 40 81 80 for No spring on the spot 81 bS
buyers for winter wheat at these quotations. The
sales were about 1000 bushels at 81 "a for choice
Milwaukee, 81 81 for do, deliverable next week,
and 81 60 a 81 60 for No. Toledo red winter.
Corn lower and only in limited demand. Sales
about $500 bushels at 60c Gle for steamer, 63c &C.
for sail closing at 6Sc 74c SOC for common to choice
white western c for Western Yellow and Csc for DO
cago store, 4Sac 41sc for Western poor to choice
aoat and Ac, Acc for car lots of white The sales were
about 1200U bushels within the range, and include 10000
bushels seller August at 4c Rye was In better demand
with sales of 20 M bushels Western at 7Sc in store Other
descriptions remained nominal Barley, In the absence
OF transactions, was entirely nominal
FRErGHrsThe inquiry for berth room to-day has been
mained about steady. fair chartering business
consummaed at unchanged rates. The engagements
were TO Liverpool by steam, 1900 bushels grain Tad
and by sail, 22,500 bushels grain. ID TO London, by
steam, 800 bushels grain, az s1d I'd to BRISTOL by
sail $4,000 bushels wheat at 3D. The charters comprise
British brig to Cork for orders 1900 quarters grain at
g. 3d. II direct 3D. of; an Austrian bark, 56l tons
with 1000 quarteis grain, TO direct port OF
Ireland on private terms; Danish brig hence hence
petroleum. 3Oc Mediterranean and 35c If to Ar
can port Constantnople German bark hence TO the
German Baltic $500 bbls refined petroleum at 5s Cd
Russian ship hence to Hamburg $40 bbls do at 4s an
American bark hence TO Cronsadt, 500 bbls. do. at
fUO lump suns North German bark hence to the Ger
man Baltic 1900 bbIs do on private terms; German
schooner s5 tons to Hamburg general cargo lump sum
MoLAssEs-The market continued dull and more or less
al all ldeecr -
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LONDoN, July S-5 p. M
Consos closed unchanged American securities quiet and
Steady quotations unchanged.
6Sf 90c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr-LIvEnPooL, July 3-5 r
M-The cotton market closed with downward tendency
Middling upands. I'D llHd mtddng Orleans ll4d.
l3sd The sales of the day have been 5000 bales incud
ing l. 800 for export and speculation
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARRET.-LIvKRPOOL, July 3-b
p M-Tbc market Is quiet Wheat, lls Cd. lis Cd. per
GENITAL for red Western spring.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LhvERPoOL. July 50
MCheese. 69s per cwt for the best grades Of Amer
fine.
LvERrooL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LrvERpooL, July g.
EyeniDg.-Spirits turpentne as. per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LONDoN, July 3-5 p M
Sugar, 30s. per cwt for No IL Dutch standard afoat
Spirits turpentinc, 40s a 4Os. 3D. per cwt
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
RECEPTION OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. a.

The pupils under the princpalship Of Mr. Joseph
W. Crimmins, OF the above school, gave their
annual reception yesterd day. The exercises took
place In the principals or visitors room, and,
taken as a whole, the ability exhibited rejected
much credit on both teachers and pupils. The
programme was varied and well selected and not,
as In other schools, entirely within the scholars
capacity. h consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, essays and recitations It would be unjust to
make any distinctions In favor Of the performers
for they were all equally entitled to honorable men,
formed addresses were made by the officers OF the
school and Others after which the boys bade adieu
to their teachers and principal until the end OF
cation. Although this school has been established
but few years, 1t has already grown TO proper
tons, under the able and skilled guidance or It's
principal perfectly gratifying to those Interested
ltsreputation among the public schools OF the city
Is rapidly advancing, and it needs but the passing
first
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70-ddN. Last Ere,g.
Consumption. .."............ l63 l22


For future delivery (asis low middng the sales have
been foows:-saes last evening after three O'Clock
$S Slsca sO5 AZ loo Ct q 5lsS sosi sass,
sc IL e ss s % i'f az
iS%c Total $500 bales sales up three O'Clock
after 18Th Nc sO at pc 200 at ss2c, notice after
S asss sse it 10 s Il Sss 80 5
81 556c:. so9 at iSasc;, 500 at 7-lss,, BOO At
soSst $isc.,i05 4. % ssSe:, % ss sS9
e. NSysm1sT 100 @.a e. aigc Isssm,
20 July 40 August Total, 800 bales grand total
13 200 bales The receipts at the ports follows
New Orleans 2l5: Mobile sayannah as; Norfolk iIo
foreign ports closed nominal follows-To liverpool
steam SC, gold; SAIL Xc; to Hamburg, by steam, I'd
compressed. com ~ sal sal to Bremen ra,,I by steam, &
lc, gold to Mediterranean ports by steam &c. We
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
BOARD OF AUDIT.

An adjourned meeting of the Audit Board was
held yesterday Commissioner Van Mort presented
petition from Philip Harrington for Arrears OF
salary as Clerk in County Bureau, and protest
from the proprietor Of the Ne1 Yorker Jonwa.
against the acceptance of the protest of Rufus F.
rho NEWSPAPER CLAIMS.
v special business OF the meeting was then con.
vor , Inc following newspaper claims were read
were as follows:- w 0"'" "iso' "ino"
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
CRICKETING IN CANADA.
or the Proposed Trip Of
tho All England Eleven.

TORONTO, Canada, July Q, 1872.
a cable telegram has been received from the
Insnsh Gentlemen Eleven cricket payers) which
dsascs .nst they will sail from Liverpool Thurs
rny;o "qsust ., and play at Montreal. Ottawa, To-
AVAs'' A"nuoh and halnIlton In the order named,
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
IOWA LIBERAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 8, 1872.

DAVENPORT Iowa, July 3, 1872.
call is published here to-day for Liberal Con-
venton, to be held at Des Mojnes on the lst OF Au
gust for the nomination of electoral ticket and
o State ticket, and to concert such measures as
may be deemed wise for consolidating all the Gle.
ments opposed to the present administration,
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

To-day the Mutuas play the Forest Ctys- o.
Cleveland, on the Union grounds. Both nines ara
in fine condition, and consequently q close game.
may be expected. The Clevelanders have tne oeu
In betting. Play VIII commence at hatipsss tni'S
sharp,
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

NAVAL sronEs-For spirits turpentine the market
at tsc, bpls st &c for southern and asc for New
40 bbls in lots at 4Sc 49c. closing with lSc bid and
refused Rosn quiet and easier at the opening but
closed rmer Sales 100 bb No. at $3 25 and 40 bbls.
pale at strained Quoted at Ss loa sss Tar re-
PxrRoIEuM.-On 'Changc to-day the market showed
moderate degree Of animation, but at easier prices Sales
and $500 bbls; for prompt delivery at 2as also igo
bulk was quiet and decidedly easier; quoted at l24c
with buyers at I2c Case oil remained dull but steady
continued entirely nominal Al the creek the market
was dull and weak, but not quoably changed The Phil
adcfphia market was shade easier quiet We learn
OF sales 2O bbls for first half Of July at 22o. and
1000 bbis. last half do. at 22I4c.
Provisions, -Reccipts-Cut meats 7Sa, packages lard
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

THE otatiOns based cotton running In quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted. -
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Receipts-Flou II 46s bbls. wheat
20 800 bushels; corn, 1 4s5 do meal 100 bbls
l05 100 bushels The -four market irregular. There
fair inquiry but generally at lower PRICES and the
bulk of the sales made at concession The market
closed quiet revised quotations The sales foot
about 1900 bbls. Corn meal continued In moderate de-
mand with sales of 200 bbs Western yellow at 50 30 de-
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

1i bbs and tIcrces The market for pork remained
ss ss %ss ~ 81:
@ ON
isss .'G 'a'. 3
qs. a. espps ss
R ne ssDRs Be g sI & % s
M prime s 5
OSbins trade smoked nssts but ohsrwss The market
West
81 City Wv 50 sSs ana a ally
EIc.Tns market remained steady With ,.le. q
and % bags ksnscon @ 4 g. 'sss lA'nA - ~
M s4SS Surs Ssssr ss CO % Ss
stock, sales and receipts as folows:-
Stock (ascertained by actual '''
count count including specula- -. oo ~.
Receipts since the ist Of July S9Ss siH Ssf ' 6O
ssIs: 1s:. Sine. ii, j., 81 july 5 Tsss sss 9 '0ss
stock hi. day, July 1877 ls0als $3.50 1890 sOes
., iM; M $50 W asos ss,eos asssss naA
- iE0 ios,7a lOssA s7s,sss ls7
g. 1869 ls972s l4esse i2sSN l722
We quote Cuba-Rehning, inferior common, 7,4c.
TAR soSsry Go so04 ap a SS scO $ pnMc Nc
e choice, SHo. ioc centrifugal. hhds. and boxes,
gzc l0fc. moasSes, hhda anu boxes 7fc. SIC :me-
lado, lSc.a6Ac Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos.
TO sSc sSc do, 10 to H. gc $50 do Il 70 70,
si2ao DO white HIS Ga iahe Porto KcomRehnaiang,
al04c; Brazil standard, Nos to r. 7sc. ec.
JayaCDutch standard, Nos 10 to Y, 0,Sc gso. Ma
nila-Superi0r ana extra superior, 7s5c. q $50.
STEARINE quiet and nominal In the absence Of bus
ness.
TALIow quiet but very firm. About 10000 bbls sold
at from 9Ac. q 9%c
easier. Sales uD bbls. at 9Jc. W1aC
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
Since JAM J.. $s2 1872 AGO s114 ,oee Sill eo4

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list was steady and closed
as 1ollows:-United States currency sixes lax
a 116; dc. do, 1881, registered, 115H 116X;
do do. coupon, 116X III; do. nve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1141 114X; do.
do 1852 coupon, do 114N 114s<; do. do, 1854, do.
do 1141S 114al; do do, 1885, do. do, 115s 115X
do 1867, registered, January and July, ia 114sl
do do, 1885, coupon, do, 1854 114 do. do, 1857,
coupon, do., 115 115H; do. do, 1868, coupon,
do 114zS IFS; do. ten-forties, registered, 1l1X
111s do. do coupon, 112K 1925; do. fves of 1881,
a 1lS%. -
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRMER.
The Southern State bonds were shade frmer
and quiet, closing as follows: Tennessee, ex cou.
pom, 74as TAX; do, new, TAX Is; Virginia, ex
coupon, 43 SO; do, registered stock, old, 81 As;
do. skies, consolidated bonds, SIX So; do. do,
deferred scrip 10 a II; Georgia skies, Is IS; do
sevehs 81 o 90; North Carolina, ex coupon 81 81; /;
do, to North Carolina Railroad 40 As; do, fund
ing. 1899, zT q 90; do do, 1858, "a 20; do, new,
% "a; do. special tax, Is a 16; Missouri skies,
941a 95; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 911s e2;
Louisiana sixes 80 81; do, new so q "a; do. levee
skies, "a a 60; do. do eights Is 7S; do do eights
1875, 80 IS; Alabama ves, 90 GA; do eights SO o
81; South Carolina skies, "a IS; do, new, January
and July, 90 2oh; do. do, April and October rs q
27; Arkansas skies, funded, 50 55.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
stocks New York, 1874; Merchants 1151; City,
255; Tradesmens', 147 Leather Manufacturers, 1S0
Seventh Ward, 1903; State Of New York, ITO; Com
merce 1151a; Ocean, 10; Mercantile, 1875; Conti-
mental, e5; st. Nicholas, 11s; Marine, 1856; Com
monwealth, 80; Importers and Traders 1872; Park
1851; Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; Central
National, 100; Fourth National, ITO; German Amer
ican. 112.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
CLOSING PRIOEs-2 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Demand and Firm-Recefpts
at the Ports, $50 Bales-Flour and
Wheat were Lower-Corn Lower-Pork
and Lard steady-spirits Turpentino
Firmer-Whiskey Lower.
WEDNESDAY, July Sc n. NJ.
CorTEE-The market remained quiet but firm. We hear
of sales of 1000 bags of Rio to arrive at New Orleans
via st. Thomas private terms. We quote -Rio-Ordi-
nary cargoes, 1870. l62<s; fair DO, 174c lsc good
do lsSc 1870; prime, l9c. ls4c., gold, Dsr lb in
bond 80 to 90 days. Maracsibo 2Oc 22c Laguayra 20c
22c ;Jamaica, 191c 2lc Ceylon, 20c 2l1sc.; Snga
pore lsc. a l9c., gold In bond.
CorToS-For spot cotton the market was firm, under
fair demand for consumption Future delivery quiet
and easy at the opening but subsequently closed c
h. better The sales reported on Change to-day foot
follows
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 30-Turpentne irner, at 121sc. per H.
Exchange United States sixty days sight currency
Il u per cent premium.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Eve Of the Glorious Fourth
a Half Holiday.
Early Adjournment Of the Gold, Stock
and Government Boards.
THE TREASURY SALE OF GOLD
Money Easy and Un-
changed.
The Stock Market Quiet
and Strong.
ERIE EXCEPTIONALLY WEAK AND LOWER.
A FURRY and Sudden Advance In
Pacific Mail.
10 Stock Market Qui'
and Strong.
ERIE EXCEPTIONALLY WEAK AND LOWER.
A FURRY and Sudden Advance In
Pacific Mail.

WALL STEEET
WEDNESDAY, July 80 p. N.
On Change to-day -four and wheat were heavy
and lower. The cotton market continued weak.
MONEY 4 A PER GENT.
Money was easy and nominally 4 q s per cent,
there being little doing to test the tone OF the
market. Prime paper is quoted q per cent dis
count Foreign exchange was dull and Ateady'
THE TREASURY sALn or GOLD =,
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse received total Of
600 bids for the government gold, the prices
offered ranging from 11S TO Has. The million was
awarded at 1875 q 1882. =
THE FOURTH OF JULY
will be observed as strict and close holiday. The
Stock Exchange will remain shut until twelve
O'Clock Friday The Gold Room will open on July
at the usual hour.
~ GOLD 113I.
The sales Of gold were at 11394, and the quota
tion closed 1131S 113X.
The specie shipment was $s35,s4e, Of which
s15O,OOo was gold. The engagements for Thurs
days steamer are $450O0O Of which $40 900 is god
In the gold loan market the rates ranged from 2h
to per cent for carrying. ~ ~ -
The SubTreasury paid out $725, 900 on account Of
interest and $152, 900 on account Of redeemed fve-
twenties. The operations of the Gold Exchange
Bank we're as follows -Gold cleared, $2e, ,305, 900;
gold balances, $1,s53,s8s; currency balances,
s2,112,7s5. The Gold Board adjourned at quarter
past two O'Clock.
THE EXPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The following shows the EXPORTS exclusive Of
specie, from New York to foreign ports, for the
week ending July 2 and since the beginning Of
,fss 1870. 1871. 1872
Feg Fesy the .sDslsa Tsss :ss s5sssss
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-15
The Wisconsin River Improvement
Bound 10 soc
From the Oshkosh Times.

FROM the oshkosh Times.
From sources of information, on which
there is no discount, we learn that the
Secretary of War has ordered an engineer
on to the Fox River, to at once make sur
yeys and estimates, with view of ascer-
tanning the best method of perfecting the
improvement of that river, and the
amount required therefor next year.
We are also informed that the Improve
ment Co., are DESTROYS of having the le-
gality of the award submitted to, and de-
termined by, the Attorney General of the
U. s., and are willing to abide by has de-
cisson-if the award be legal to accept
the same; if illegal to go into re-hear-
ing. with view to revise the same
The point OF legality, as we have it
from Mr.. Sawyer, and from other sources,
whether we'll taken Or not, will not inter
fere IN the slightest manner with the plan
and purpose of the government, in charge
Of, and mpleting the work.
The completion Of this devoutly wish
ed for improvement, will in short time
prove great feeder to our Western road,
which is to run along side of it from Kau-
kauna to Menasha the present and fu-
ture location of the greatest part of the
most extensive manufacturing establish
ments on the immense water powers of
the Fox river, and for which our City is
the nearest and best outlet to the East
and South.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-15
DIED.

STEVENS-At Chicago, Aug. 18th 1872.
Mrs. SARAH Brown STEVENS, aged
So years, wife of the Rev. Z. b. Stew
ems Of ManitoWoc, Wis.
How short the above notice. yet what
many painful, solemn thoughts does it
awake. But little over eighteen months
ago, On an early Sunday morn ing Mrs.
Stevens, then the happy, beautiful bride
of our beloved pastor, reached our city
and her first visit in her new home was
to the church-then the little ''Taberna.
Gle" on Chicago street. She came a
stranger to Us all, but at once secured our
love and admiration, which was only in
creased-if that may be possible during
her dwelling among Us by unceasing, self
sacrificing efforts for the welfare of her
family and the prosperity of her dear
husbands charge-the Presbyterian
church of Manitowoc. With him she
was blessed in the labors to build the
present splendid Presbyterian Church
she saw it completed. dedicated and her
husband duly installed as its worthy, be-
loved pastor. But with that achievement
her strength failed, she went to Chicago
but found relief and rest only In eternity.
A sorrog-strlcken, berieved and now
scattered family can only look In the
spirit for the smiling presence of the wife
and mother. May she ever be with them,
for she is with God.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-08-15

Capt steed, of the schooner Fearless arrived here
last Thursday with intelligence his schooner
sized at about P. NJ, on Wednesday off White6 sh
Point The vessel was first discovered filling. by one
of the sailors and inten minutes capsized The crew
had barely time to take the boat losing everything
They were picked up by the brig Commerce. Can't.
Steed Immediately saught the tug Atty Smoke which
left here last Saturday evening to so to her
On Sunday the tug e-el arrived here to assist the
K'tty Smoke, bat before departing the KITTY Smoke re-
turned having towed the Fearless into Baileys Harbor
where she to remain until the WstzI could pro-
cure the assistance of the schooner Kscdoee to right
the Ftarless thence tow her into shallow water and
if possible, pump her out by hand but if this should
prove futless the Wetse5 would return to this port
for steam pump and the tug Kitty Smoke. The Fear
less loaded with lumber and bound for Milwaukee
She viii be towed to Milwaukee or Chicago, for re-
pairs.