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country from the hands Of the spoilers. and
to bless mankind with its heaven-inspircd
principles Of truth and Justice.
As well might the enemies Of a true.
catholic Democracy Try to dlyup the waters
Of the ocean. check tie comet in lis ferv
fight, still the thunder's roar. pluck the
planets from their places. dry up corrup-
tons fount IN administration circles. or 10
/ try to make honest men out Of Radical OH
Gals. as to attempt to eradicate from the
hearts 81 the masses Of our people their In
born devotion to Democratic principles. and
cause permanent estrangement from our
grand old historic party, whose impress Is
lndeh1y stamped upon every material pro-
gross this country has ever made.
Ondera press Of adverse circumstances.
the people may be deluded. as they have
been for several years past, but such delu-
sion Is notincurable; they may listen 10 the
syren songs of dcceivers, but only for time.
and when oppressive burdens are laid upon
them, when their liberties arc invaded and
their constitution is profaned and trampled
under unhallowed feet, they then turn. in
their dire extremity, TO the great Democratic
party as their only hope in their time of
trouble.
We do thank God, and we speak it rever-
emily, thatwe can begin to discern a silver
margin to that dark, dismal storm-cloud
that has hung so threateningly over our poll
teal horizon; under Providence. the old
Democratic party, purified by suffering and
made wiser by Its experience, will be the
political Moses to lead the people out of the
Egypt of Radicalism to their Canaan of
Democratic rest and prosperity.
The Democratic party is not dead, nor can
1t die while mankind have necessities to al
leviate, or governments have abuses to re-
form. -Sedalia (lf0.) Democrat.
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PRosFEcTs or THE CHAIN SUPFLv.-
Every enc conycrsant with facts in the case
knows that the supply Of wheat and corn
for the present year is very light. The corn
crop is being gathered, but is not more than
half crop. All the way down the river
below us and throughout the State Of Chi
hUahua, ths same Is the case. The millers
and merchants of this country have hitherto
purchased large quantity Of wheat and
corn from Chihuahua. Now the merchants
Of the city Of chihuahua a-c reaching to
the upper portion Of the State and gather
ing in all they can An intelligent gentle
man Of the lower country writes that If the
river does not rise so as to afford water for
irrigation By January or February they can
put in no wheat, and there Is not much
probability Of the Rio Grande coming up
by that time The melting Of the SHOWS may
briRg down water early enough FOR corn
next spring, but the outlook for crops next
season is bad. Corn now is taken quickly
at two dollars and a half per s'fanega, and
but little coming in Wheat is all taken up
by the merchants and none for sale-BoI.-
derer, N IT.
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Conc ont ln the garden and walk with ne.
While the dancers EhiEi 70 that dreamy tane,
Sell thg moouIi11t aIIV1ra tie 1IeIsln1 SEA
And ne verdi 3 fair q : IS ~ IS Jline.
Ael re he'd lcl'f lIa1t - lscd % Do;
This a The lasl lat llnle. Y0d know,
rec t9sIolfQH WooH cones % WOO
ana y win gcu, though ioys you ~.
Tou are pais-or Z q tEs r,oo1Iie6t's dean
ln1l gives % yOuf face tt1i 1crroHldi lookf
W1mnet Ueire q lest from cur summer dream,
We 1ers cone e We ed 81 orr tsnder book
honas won our hearts b hll poem sweet;
ana nov, 1t TIE end. We must 11T farewell
An, but ne Summer va fair and ncet
Doyoa remember tie nIeff re nets
You wore rose N yolr yellow hair,
Closing ~ eyes. can zee Jon ysis -
Just e. yo1 stood on tie topmo1t star,
antfef 81 white from head % feet,
cluster q beds o. ygur breast. An me-
A. 4 e to-nighf ln ~ memory
Hearths riols ery-,sd tie deep bassoon
seems fobDlngc1t a. re gldcEiCne,
Some sorroHfnf rleuory. The time
IL ~ 1afdo1t one have ever known.
OF Is e beca1sc We must part tonight
Inst the music seems 20 sadf Al mel
You ere weeping, Love, and your lips are white
TIE ways q NE are mystery.
/ love you, Lore, With lore 20 true
That h coming years shall not forget
The beautiful face and The dream knew,
And memory always VII hold regret.
lena stand ~ the eeae a. we stand tonight
And thinko OF the SUMNER whose blossoms died
When the fro1ts 81 fate fell chill and white
On he faLfssi flower q the summeF.tide
They are caliing you. Must let Jon e0f
Mast say goodbye, and 20 my Wayf
II We must part, Il IL better 60
aood-bye's nnch Q s0rfOWluI word 20 sayl
Give ne. ny darling one last sweet kiss
50 We kiss our dear ones, and sec them die;
But death holds no parting - sad a. thiss
God bless you, and keep you-and so-good bye.
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EnR Ill 81 ~ LEAR.


rHE GRAVE rAHD A. LOokHsPOHF, ND.
They falli Tho cddying Whirls. with wild unrest,
~ sIsange i1ntas,lc measure. sweep along,
Ioning aad nature % adlrgelke song
List 70 the mastcf-ch0rd, distinct and fun,
VIII - =. wlla 1aft9en q decay and death,
TO sWelithe requiem With their vanished breath.
Family che echoes Of tlat snllcn rivsra ~ f8
Blend with the spirit ruailing overhead;
TIE Thick gray mlsi which e,s5 my pathway hovers
Yet here and there. sculptured column glancug
Like sheeted ghost seen din q eyenilte,
Brings she quick ihFOb 81 a. impatient longing
TO pierce TIE miais which life anddeath divide.
They far-the lcaycsi They rustic on this tomb,
But seant and aow as be who lies beneath
cared not lor tear nor moan Aia ieyfged lfei
The hopeless strivIngs With an eYil fate;
These maoe him eager % ne down and Sleep
not Ger &c irsnss ne eEeen heart
Loi now in gusts the ienfy shower adry.n.
Here little feet are laid m aolemn stiness; .ll..
Here pEsi.llng tongues hase hheAed their scarce
Yet on they drive, a1d shiekest All this nook,
sheltered from Winlfy hlasls which loudly rave;
Here Autumn lngars, With fond, sad smile,
A 10th to leaf6our May 3 little grave.
A little grsysl yet isrge enough to hold - ~
A mothers hope, Sisters darling pride,
Ahuaband'g an an infants borrowed life,
The grace, the glndno18 Of q dear lirende;F +.
AWealth q worth untold, Jet felt b. those
= Who marked the slnless YOUTH the radiant prime
Of the sweet dOUcr that hIee1ored brief spacag
And drooped and withefed "a ita summertime.
awees fair taee, which saadened 'nldat its sIee,
TO mark the autumn leaves around thee shedt q
0 pure, bright life whose lofty Aims were gained,
When tho freed spirit from he home had hedi 81
No need hast thOn, he loving and the true
For tho cold clfefcd marble, dark and grim, q isff
To keep Gods glorious sunlleh from thy bed, sf E
And crush the hoWerH which Der tbyashes spring.
No need Of arelt save loveiiest slghts and sounds.
The Springs nrat sound the Autumn's latest glow,
The grand diapason % Natures choir, al1 ill
The lights and shadows Ia their ceaseleea doW;
These watch her rect, and alfai 1orsa and 90,
Nor mock our sorrow ~ chanRolsss face
Heap on, leaves, your wealth q varied huet
Our darling loved ye' deck her seeping-place.
They fall-the leGvoaf The river AoWeth on
Yet changed TIE mournful cadence Of the layi
High DER the mist, where CLEANS one Ift o. sky,
Come sun bright visions 81 eternal day.
Sparkle the zat1I3 81 tie GLORIOUS Kiysr,
heam the bright faces Of the Lost and the gone;
Lllei through thE teark ttf traFeii and - ongulsh
The eloatost 9hl nom Heayeh'0 gate i won.
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Bless God no, il is not dead but Is in the
vigor and power Of its prime. Democratic
principles can never die; they grow ont Of
the constitution Of man nature, and are as
inperisha6le IS truth itself, FOR they are
truth systemizcd We have often been IN
TIE valley our party has often looked up
IS thc lowering clouds Of the threatening
tempest and come Of its weak and doubt
ing members have despaircd. have thrown
away thcir shield and sought q hiding place.
from tie fury 81 the storm. IN the camp az
the enemy; but t1cre has aluays been an
,0id Quad. g inVincihlc as The Grand
phslAn2 which stood q the pass Of Thor
mopylG. whose members conricd death
rather than dishcnor. and who. tboeei cast
down. ven never destroyed
Tho demise of the Demccnlic parity las
been belchcd fFon 'thoualds 81 Radical
Threats wilhin The list few years. IS Ie.ih
has been re-cchoed b. Is iritnds from Geo
E. PoQb down % the 1Lisscur e
md ycl iliirt' g rescee this almost llinld
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Total 1900 Cash Gifig a1nonnfirg 81 511o GO
Tie dietrIhufion win Be- positive y toIier az ID fc--
efs eoid rot end he 1900 Ee Al paid ln pro
rorfion % tia tickrfa 1oid1I Gne1Ic tickets being
destroyed ~ ~ the EIrFl and tccu11 Cnrcrre ard NJ
fcffeef1tcd l1 the driving.
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a VERY sensible suggestion IN relation to
the liquor question has been made by Arch
bishop Bailey, Of Baltimore He assumed
that every good government should enforce
such an inspection Of liquors as win make
their purity certain, or stop the sale Of them
altogethee IN his opinion, the next best
thing 70 absolute prohibition is law con-
demning al kinds Of malt and distilled
liquors that are adulteratcd, OF not true to
name, and Furnishing by fine and imprison-
mcnt the seller Of them. There is no ques-
ton qbort the fact that tho liquors drank in
this country arc the worst known in the
world, and that their elect on the drinker
ismost Injurious. AS arDlc, the liquors sold
b cheap places, and IN many Of the places
not cheap, are manufactured from common
alcohol, water and favoring and coioring
extracts. BY the aid 81 q recipe book and
few bottlesof fatoring COM pounds. any va
ricty 81 liquor Is prepared 70 order-rum,
fln, brandy, whisky and port arc each
drawn FROM the same fountain head and
docforcd IS occasion rcqQirss. - e.
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WbrIs Hcktlt SO halves 50. ieride. 81
c1rh ccrr0n, e. eleFt1 Whole IitffL1 for 500, -,
tickets ~ 800, ~ whole tickets iCf 10.
wade tickets - tiooo 70 aecplnl % Ic,I ih1n
er,I urT.h ~ lIfIrla = 8 tina
Ite rnraraleied arccea1 - I,s ttIr1 GIFT Crsor4S
- ven g tie Estltlaeffou given - ttg Eirst ard
tccrl1s nlake1 - or|r raca4aarV ~ e9rrnEtc nc
111Tl1 ell3 Cc1c5 vi y c1ndnctl 81 AZ Us fflr'. ~
NE ne laird. AID ll crI1ss nay - Irer1 from
cIlcrle rIc1 VII - fl1t ifes from tbs alte Is ~
WHO ertlg Tar Itct1.
T.Eets nov reeilF fcE N..a. znd ~ orders eco1-
MED ~ tte rcrel lrc,, .|Itt '1rai le1I1e fi1ea
81 lteEE Who t11 % EEL 1flI1.
tt49. =. H|.tIlsI-ITE
14Ell Phi. AI.l- ~. 1EI II1.1t1r CIII flte.rI
Ertac tl1r1tI Ban &. lS''e IS.
alI4 EeF&WId
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WACO UNIVERSITY,

Employed daily last year twelve professors and
teachers and marriculafcd two hundred and ninety
I've students and can accommodate four hundred
next session.
FalItern opens the first Monday in September, 1873
For catalogues or particulars address the president
au2l W3rn RUFUS @. BURLESON. d. d.
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nEssAaR on 1T1ToR WIIIEinREHn.
MAToR's, ORFfcE,
~

MAToR's OFFICE,
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 90, 1873.
To the Board Of Aldermen q ths cityof Austin; E
Gentlemss Under the ordinances OF the
city it becomes my duty as Mayor, at this
tions Is may seem meet and proper.
The income q the city for the past year
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Only 900 tickets WIN Be sold and onehalf 81 these
are intended FOR the Europoan Market thus leaving
only % 900 for eale n the lniied Sates where 10000
arc divided into Ten coupons ~ parta and have On
their back the schema, With full explanation o. The
mode Of drawing.
At this concert which win be the erandesf mnsica
display ever Witnessed IN this c1untFy, the unprece
denfed sum Of
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divided iafo y 900 cash gifts viii be Distributed b. lot
among Che ticket holdefsthe numbers 81 he f[-eia
70 be drawn from one wheel By blind chiirca and Tbs
gins from another.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, a neat little book con
tanning causes, symptoms and treatment 81 ~ Qr1i
enclosing - cents Address as above.
- ia Austin. Texas Wholesale and Retail By
Alexander a Son, ana Ben. u. Thompson.
oc2ti lfsrtrfi
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Medical Examiners.
". Il. Anderson. II. D.. Geo. a. Ke.ehan. Il. 3


GEN. =. r HAWTH0HER, 0sran Astsr.
Texas. oaiee g sIasha rer
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A VENUE HOTEL
AUSTIN, Eexas.
T. ;. MOORE, Proprietor.

would most respectfully inform thc TRAVELLING pu
lie that a the Avenue they Viii Is r,re - r.,r,
Portable a. AZ any first class house II Tens Ne ~
IN The center q the city, We have the STAGE md Ps
oces, and eseyy coniort and luxury the city aoris
can Be bad IN the Avenue hulidlnCs ros5.,e-
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The Fourth Grand Gift Concert an sorzed 81 special
act Of the Legislature for the benefit Of the Public IL
brary Of Kentucky, viii take place "a Public Library
Hall at Louisville Kentucky,
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{ DIE. Old 40 YouNG

Any afflicted female WHO desires relief should not
fail toprocuro the English Female Diiers ana be cured
For sale by druggists and merchants.
Address
DIR J. p. D RoalCoOLE.
Pgopr, Louisville, Is
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TAS. P. MCKINNEY.
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r IvELY FOR THE LADIES'

r OST-WARRANTS.
q Il IS each
j. r HOLLIEGSWORT
.rfr ~lr Cashier SAVINGS Bank
, 1873-10-07

CANAL OFFICE, cn1oAao, Oct. G.-l;so p. m.-An-
RlvED-Galena, Willow Sprtnge 86 tons leo Chas.
Steel, Willow Springs, % ys stone Hlic OConuell,
Bag, 50 yds atone ". j. Noobuek, Lemont 10 yla
stone Martin Hogan Lamont, 85 yla atona g. Il r.,
Lemont 81 yls stono; Rescue, Leunt, 7b ydH atono
Excelsior Summit, IS yds atolo; j.; II. Walker, L.
mont, 80 yds stoAa Augusta, Lemout 60 ydA stone
stttntion as,;' Is Ias'aoat 50 yae a'os GOLD i.Sd,
6o00 tu corn ]. Rouclard. Lasallc, oo00 bu corn
9en. Mcclellan, Ottawa, 200 bu cornl Ouba, Otta-
M, 0,o0o bu corn Potter and Hlul. Nufialo Rock.
5000 bn corn isabella, Utica, u00O hi corn Orton
Marsciles, 5000 bu corn Delo France Morris, d006
bu corn Gen. Sherman. seneca 0,100 bl corn Lily
Norris, 100 hu corn Jsnn1e Morris. ee0O bu corn
7oo LIS empty barrels brilliant, Morris, a000 b,,
corn 1l1ore scneca. $500 bu corn Sunrise. Lock-
port ., bu corn Q1yugA Lockport, 1900 bu outs
Monarch. Lockport. 4,101 BIZ cora, 954o6 tba meal
Board Of Trade. Murseilles, a,600 bu outs Atlantic,
Norris t,a0p bn cofu Graoa artsWoid, Mn0oAa,
t,60Q bu corn.
OLEARRp- Iron Glad Ottnwn, p{,ain It Lumbar
Drill, East Morris prop Mohawk Belle, Wilmington.
40 m lumber Messeger, Wilmington, II n, lumber,
m lath Montann, Utica: North Amorica, Seneca
4. E. doodell Ottawa, 8s 4aa It lumber, ao70Q lath
Hnpte1. Ottawa, 92,G00 II lumber; Harry, Willow
Springs, 60 cords tAll-bark; Mury ORpilly Lemont
Judd, LeMont.
UnioAdo, Oct. 6-Aas1vED- wasr. BunnrnIt. 8,
yds stone Sha{Nrock, Laeallp, 1GG tona coal.
Ut'FAlEn-=ll, Il. LOuMiB, Joliet, u 400 It lumber
J: Mepast. Ottawa, 7B,5S3 # lumber u 100 lath barge
No. y IaH Halc 10 l8t # lumber; Onlaha, Seneca IT.
asa lumber; Ocean, OTTAWA 10 23a # lumber Is 50t
iath Gold Rod, Laaallo, 200 hu corn; Aee Frunce
Norris 90 III It lumber Elizabeth Lookport 5000 br
, 1873-10-07
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY OCTOBER T. 1873

sample, 1,o manufactured several moro, how
many 1t Ia not known, although novcn or eight
wero shown In court. Tho forgery was excel
lontly dono, showing that schulonborg is no
novice nt this buntncsH. uo would pnea
them III this manner: Going to Tcld,
Loitor Il Co.'s Btoro ho would mako purchase,
and tonlcr check, which tho bnnh would ecr-
tify,, and receive the balance in ,nouoy; How
naoh 10 as done p T., tlts woy h. not YET known.
Diroth, who pronouiectl Il n forgery, mud Bcll,l-
lonberg, aaB Koy. hlr. Guuthor, WIS arrested,
nnd yesterday n9rning oxa,ninod before Justices
Danyon aud DagEett who lol.l him to tho Grim;
inal Court ~ ~. 200 ball. bevornl Of tlo forged
Court, and 1t was impossible to toll tho gonulno
"IIonry D!rotl " from tho ono written by tho
"Ieov. Mr. Gunthor." While taking him to tho
jail, nftcr his examination, ho broke away from
tho officer, and aotting up tho cry Of :" stop
thiof," rau up Madison street to 1aSallo, where
ho was caught and thou taken to JUL and louk-
cd up.
, 1873-10-07
70 TRUST, Or NOT TO TRUST.

Iao SCUM sue erocefs ena butchers mot again
At Union Hall, at tho corner Of Monroe mud
Clark streets, to decide whether or not "that
slate" which thoy aver ia croanipe bonoath m
sooumulatton Of "hung up" pounds Of sugar m
nn md porter-houao steak, ahall not DO b1oten.
The question to be once and forever settled by
tho lnooting was Shall the t}qwntroddon grocer
and the lonr-sufYcYinc butcher continna to har,
tar 1orn, hraon "a tandnr,a;,, -; asa,,astaa
meso !" Put TINT down III yor book, +" or promise to
paythe following Saturday. In tho words OF tho
sublime William, aB aptlY quoted bv ono Of tho
mcmhara at tho tneatinr aftor ita n,o,o.
, 1873-10-07
LACES, So.
Z;L,EGAN'l' LACEES !!

We have filled this Department with, and
now display o Foil Stock roploto with the
choicest novelties in Real Luce Goods, con-,
siating Of Pointo Gaze, Pointo Applique
Pointe do Paris, 0hantilly, Blk Thread, Gui-:
pure! and Yak Trimming Lacoa, in al1I
widths and pricos, Pointo and Applique
Flouncos, aomo Of the richest ovor imported,
and loss than market value; Real Laoe'
0apos, fiohus, and Marie Antoinottos and q.
largo stock Of Llama do, ut extremely low
dgureBi Genuine Thread Voils, dooided bar.
gainsI the latest Paris novelties in Pointo;
laoo 0ollars, Hdkfs,, and Barbea, made-up:
Valenoionnos Collars, Sets, Sleeves, and
Jabots, the newest shapes in Blk Lace
Voils, special importations Of French de-,
signs in Rufbes and 0ollarottes; OhantillY
and Fine Blk Thread Barbos and other do
oided novelties in Laoes not to bo found elsa-
where in this market. 4 large and ohoioe
stock Of Embroiderios Of aQ kinds, PlaitoU
md Emb'd Trimmings and Tuokings; Ti>
dios in great variety. Tho celebrated
"Beokol" and Thompson" 0orsots. Some
thing new and remarkably cheap in Cambria:
Handkerohiefa.
All styles Of goods in this department.,
made up to order with the usual cure and
pr0mptness.
, 1873-10-07

also her proficiency on tho banjo. Wilson
might haye play written entitled tho
Midnight Bneats," to show to what a
dogree Of moannoss mnn cnn ntthin, and also
his proficiency NJ hook and laddor man. Fri
day night, about "a O'Clock, Mrs Darrow, Who
livea at No. 100 Twonty-socond atroes, thinking
It timo all houoBt people should bo In s4oir
downy oouohoB, VIVA looking up hor louno as a
prudent woman sl,onld, when. hnprcning to look
heayenwar.l. s,o how Lyman @. Wilson pooking
down through tho ukylight, foctllng l.a mo! BID
by y"E to s'e tho 9 m dlsi1 OF his o aho
caltod III policeman, who found Lyman on tio
+roof. and hiB booa iu a yard fyo doors OH.
Danyon let him off on tho.& receipt ot s5 aud
ooAtR.
, 1873-10-07
MARINE.
Port Of Chicago

ANTk u Vl1E1lKUA
ARRIVED. .....,......0 Oct +.
Bchr J. N. Forrest, Green Bay, wood.
PARK unailiia. Du'ialo coal.
Bark Purann, Bntrulo coaI. =
Bchr Wcstohoeter, h1uakegon, lumber.
schr .. G. Wright, Muskcgon, lumber.
o{ 1s sa,ssG}n nsy
barge Mary Amanda, Gra1i Haven, lumber.
Barge Wolyerins, Grind Haven. lumber.
Barge William Burn, Grand Haven, lumber.
Barge 1sichartl Mott, 0couto, lumber.
Barge 1p9is Ply, 0eonto, lumber.
Large Porry Hannah, Dtg guamloo, lumber.
barge sanana, OsweRo, snlt.
g.n'r Muskegol', arand Haven, sunarIcs.
sehr M &. v. DAVIS, htsss 6sSeso. sest, coal.
Brig l41grim, Muskegou, lumber.
schF T. j. shephari, cclar tstver, lumber.
Bcbr Potomac, Ohoboygal, lumber.
Bchr Jaran, Ford River, lumber.
Prop Annie Young, Buffalo. sundries.
schr F. Fitzgerald, GuiIao, coal.
schr Montalk, Cleveland, coal.
schr u. Rand, Kewannoo, tan bark.
sehr ". Il. willard, h1athewsona pcr, cedar pos,s,
Prop India. buffalo, Buudries.
echr Transit, Kowailneo, railroad Ties.
s'l'r ns'oi'' Ro"'nn'9 ei.eStrn MeS1; MI
schr nepnbl'c. Buffalo, u. 894 - wheat.
sss asn.o, bsSd Ss'f sn nse 5 Sa vass Mhs
Prop City Of Traverse, Traycrso Gty i brs nort ID
brfa beef, and s!ndrica.
sc'lz y. II. Hawklns, Union Tier, si,,lries.
sshr + Mot osans na
Barge Menekanncc, nicnominoo, sundres,
Park pcshtigo, Duifnlo, q, 900 bu corn.
schr Go;s'ask, 9; %slt, o4wego y M 3q9 ~ BY corn.
, 1873-10-07
4 THOROUGH RASCAL,

4, H. aehnlesAhare il thorough rascal. Whon
Aa eA1As to Chicago, solne months since, he im-
posed oil several Of our loading dIvinoa to quite
an oxtont. IIo went to the Rey. Henry Dlretp
md represented himHolf M tho Row. hfr. 'uun-
thor, nnd obtalnc4 aid iii the uabstantia form Of
$40 iii n1onoy, nal q ceftilioil uleok Of $50. Tho
utter wHs what 10 weutol, for with " ~ h
, 1873-10-07

DETRoEr, Mich, Oct. 6.-PAssEn up-propa Cans,
too, City Of Now York, Mohawk, Concord and barqes
echrs +. A. a1ayes, B4tama Z. D. Williams American
Union, Mareugo, \. Burton, =. slellon, Atathor.
ka, Toledo, City Of Concord lfackois and Iarres.
Groves and barges barAa Monarch, ), Bell schrss
T; Wilcox Donaldson, El9ina, Mineral State, schuyl-
Wnyp-Northwest
Dsrlolr, Mtcl'., Oct. o.-Eyening- -rABasD pows-
Hops Noltune and burgess, Wetnoro and bargca, Gil
Jowett, Nicholas, Ely, uoboke1,, Montgomery, g.
Smith, Gen, Worth, Golden fleece. L. Rswson, king
Hwoeshear. King -Fislor, Athonat., Ii, i. pereW.
PASSED ur-props Japan, D. u, Wilson achrs IL.
Muuller, Adirondack, 1stua,
W1ND-NptthWeat-
, 1873-10-07

Mr. II. q. Bird, accused of approrFeting cor
tain goods snved from tic fro at tho Burlington
Warehouse, was yesterday arraigned boforo Jus-
tic soully, and, after q thorough examination OF
the charges, 1onorably acquitted. Thoro Was
not = particle Of evidence produced to sustain
the accusation.
, 1873-10-07

Mc0ibbon's CHI I. Nellie Grim.
uallwhlas1or's cli. I. Fnrne.
Time, 9:14N.
Tho rain last night made tho track hoayy.
Weather cold n1,n attendance fair.
BALE OF NnTED nonHE.
Special Dfspatch TO Tho Chicago Tribune.
McGnEaoR, H., Oct. G.-John Cntlin, Of Do
cornl1, Rold lila famous horse Barefoot, for
~, 100, last wook.
BASE BALL.
>, boaToN, Oct. o.-Daso. ball: Athletics, 12'
, 1873-10-07

More active and stea!y at o. for corn and ryo, and
10 ior wheat to nuifao and l5c for wheat IL Kings
Foster, KilslsElouse4 Dalanu Cuba, and Pro, Annie
Young. corn. Rt Be: scllrs Anerica, a. Richards, Il
Qc schr Franconi, ryo 1t 81: prof. Arabia, corn aud
Tye on private terms. To K[ngston-srhru Yunkee
nlade 7n Tdsintdad Manzsnt!la and ceela, Wheat at
Colingwood--schr n. Q. Crawford, aud Il. j, Hale,
corn O. 9c. To Black 1ock-sshr b. Brown. wheat II
&C.. To Goderirh-Schr Jano Mc1eud, corn at 30, To
0gdensburgh-rrop Chxmpa!n, corn through. Total,
a. Capacity equal to 1so, 900 bu wheat, 375, 900 bu
corn, b rye and 10 co0 bu barley. In the after-
nnon le Hcr Laks Forest taken f6r wheat to Huf.
talo at 0c and srs Chnmpion and Farwo TOR corr to
do, st 81. capactty23,0oo bu Wheat and t., 900 bu
cpru, ~ -'1-- -
, 1873-10-07
Kansas City Cattle Market.

Special Ul*ratch to Ths CAitnao 9riluns.
KANsAs C1rs, Mo-, Oct observation-disclosures, 1900 !:
Rhipmenta, 2,i!a. Tho lnarkct IL more Rctlye, pur
otasera nro mostly Eastern 1ucn. Currency is moro
freely used, aud thore II hettar leelng all round.
6n1eB Include wtntcrcd To1nn COWS at $l.76 to $500
ut s.. GO; wnterea steers aul COWS, LOO good
through Tex0n stee1B ut g.. 10.
IpaA-L1tt]a Ien4ll pxtrGMo rAuGA, 81. .1QA3.6Q.