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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22


humane npec. ~ causes men 70 ,eel 10, w
auhefingt q others. ~ teaches them 70 w
one 70 anotnef; 70 spesk evn
OF no pei.on' 70 10 koou 70 ~! men ~ Wy nav
opportunity. " teaches US 70 do r. others ~ We
Wouiu nave otners 40 10 US. carry mo unNsrsh
pIhcucs tnese noole ptihcipies Anu NJ, urne'
Garry out the principle. Of The gospel n every
nepartment OF nie, snd immeuihten ucie "
On ara ;r., ese,y p srsoM ~ VII ",
EARN SINCERE Cntisuhn' ans i.nmeulnuey ~!
,srnng'a aa won,a my sera y ",sn nn mn
dlfference In po,nt of mora,ity ana oood hsbsy.
ionr hetween ibose mai fear ciod snd tbosc M,
Sn moi lear ana one, MIN yh,s A, ,yaysnca ~
onon s,s saor a. ali r,an n ,nsaa ~ ny. .stn
lin ire npys ,yincInias ~ ~ p.nai III nrh
isss ther ths msin,ananoa ~. ssn,,s,s =, ,ns
,ee. onr iai,s anil am nenI,.n,,s ~. rpn,, an
accurate examina,ion * sta,Ist,"s 40 Tar a. thew
can he OBTAINED. our schools and ehurches cost
TEN in tina country on The grounds both Of
economy and humanity ia il NOT The duty OF every
one 10 ATTEND. a. a. a. possihls' the pure min.
ciples OF the rospel. sipcs ihey tend 10 increase
men, Eysry wei. wisbsr Of Inc human family
should cooperate In all proper measures for the
extension Of the saving knowledge OF Jesus
| Christ. Thus they will show their just sense
| OF the valuo OF the blessings enjoyed
through the gospel. and their gratitude
| TO Qod for beptowing II upon them.
that are ready to "pcrlsh, through the lack
| OF knowledge, descend upon their heads. They
also unite with others In their Efforts to usher 10
prophets, when "thcrc shall he ono Lord over
all the earth and his name one;" when that
name shall be great from the rising TO the set.
| ting suo," and when ''there shall be nothing "a
hurt nor destroy IN all the holy mountain Of
| God" At that time Judgment shall dwell IN
the wilderness, AMI righteousness remain In the
fruitful ied;" "the desert shall rejoice and bios
the knowledge OF the Lord as the waters coyeI
the sea-"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
THE COURTS.
snpreme Court OF the United States.

Supreme Court OF the United states.
On motion of Mr. r 1gt ssiiisy S' osa ae az
esq, Of vicksburg, Mas, was admitted TO prac-
tice a an attorney and counselor Of tails court.
No, "a The state ex rel. Jas. Roob ct al, plain
No. %. The State cx rel. Theo. D. Wagner.
plaintiffs in error, vs.. Jno. II. stoll, treasurer,
&c. The rearaument Of these causes was con-
tinucd by Mr.. ID. II. Chamberlain, OF counsel for
the defendants In error, and concluded by Mr.. d.
No. IL. John 4. q. Horn, appellant. vs.. W.
was commenced BY Nj. p. Phillips, Of counsel
for the appellant, and continued BY Mr.. John T.
Morgan for the appeilees.
Adjourned untll tomorrow at ~ O'Clock.
supreme Ceurt-tIeaerul Term.
All the justices sat in bdne yesterday and were
HeIstis Browning vs.. Grant. Mr.. Hine pre-
sented the case for the appellant and Mr.. Miller
for the appellee. The decree below was anrmec,
spofford 4 CLARK VI. Brown a Son. Mr. stan.
ton opened the case, but the court adjourned be-
fore lie concluded his argument.
Special Term-Ntr. Justice numphreys.
This court was engaged rs follows yesterday:
Amber vs.. Dlckenson. Order Tor rue TO chi
Sailor VS.. Board OF Public Works. Order to
Issue restraining order retutnablc next Friday.
Adjourned.
Psiice Csurt--JsdHe sseli.
Herman johnson, creating a nuisance. ";
the discharge Of his duty, $40; fhos. j. Hoover.
maintaining nuisance at his slaughter house,
70: Geo. King, Jas. Lavender, Geo. Fletcher,
icited collateral for profanity; Edward Ready,
driving on footwalk, 81; John Randall, violation
o. cart law 10 net Keeping the proper distance,
ca G,qn9p rs s.mue %shna
ton, disturbing the peace Of Georgetown, -;
Michael Berkeley, drunk aud disorderly, IS; Rosa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

corner Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
paJ4 per cent. per annum on deposits for each
calendar month. Banking hours to Z; Batnr.
days. 70 Sand to Q. I
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

the subscriber has been induced for the next
thirty days to run on his stock OF Hardware and
Housefurnishing goods at cost for cash. No
book accounts during the time.
Jos. L. SAVAGE,
Sign OF Gilt Saw,
PcnnA avenue and Tenth street
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
DISTRICT I,IPROv GnIESrs.
Orders I sucd by the hoard Of Publ,c
Works Yesterday.

Works Yesterday.
The relaylng Of sidewalk, resettiug OF curbs,
and laying OF sewer pipes has been ordered on
Seventh street northwest, between N and
Boundary streets. The grading, setting OF curbs
and laying OF water services between ID and K
streets, and grading, LAYING footwalks, setting
curbs and laying Of water service aud sewer
lateratSbetween @ and N streets, and laying Of
footwalks between @ street and New York ave-
nue.. on the same street, has also been ordered;
the footwalks to be laid TO the building line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The patrons Of base hall should not forget the
great game to be played on the olympic grounds
this afternoon between the famous Red Stock
ings Of Boston and our Washington nine. An
exciting contest may be expected. See adSer'
ttscmput,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

Bankers, No. 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, pay
per cent on all deposit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

The Man "Who Got shot ut saSaGe's"
can still DO supplied; also, q good supply OF
guns, pistols, caps, powder, wads. &C., &C., cheap
or cash
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
TEMPERANCE.


Temperance General Committee.
This body met last night at No. 92S F street,
and voted TO organize temperance league, for
the purpose Of promoting legislation favorable
to the cause. Messrs. d. d. Peck, Alex. Lynch
draft constitution for the league and submit to
an Adjourned meeting of the general committee,
to meet at the same place next Monday night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

This division Of the Sons Of Temperance gave
their second public reception last night at the
room OF tho otder IN Temperance ball. Tho hall
was crowded, and addresses, music, rccitations
and refreshments made the evening pass away
mpat cnarmngy. II Ia proposed TO continue
these sociahles during the winter.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

Another large audience was present at the
Theatre Comique last night, who manifested their
satisfaction with the performances by frequent
and Ildlclous applause. The programme pre-
scented at TINS house deserves to crowd II nightly,
and we are glad to observe that IL Ia having this
effect. The public are to bn congratulated upon
having such entgTpHs.ng managers ~ the
MsssrB, Herman,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
EOh MOUNT VERNON.


|KATALYsiNE WATER|THr daEIr Mrp,on
|qQpr MaTnas. 6ndarsed BY the Highest Mediea
|PrLytic, Youthful ylsor 70 the Aged, and bs
|Selbeps the Young at Critical Period; blssoivet
|mAtisIu. DyspePsi9, Neuralgia. Gravel, Diabetas
Diseases ~. o. the Kidney, Liver and Skim kbdom
asthma, NeIyousness, Bleeplessness, 3enera
debility and nearly every class "a Chronic Dis,
|shse Pamphlets containing History on thev
|sprinR end Testimonial from Medical JoHrnhis
Eminent Phyaicians and Dlstlnslishad CitisSns
sent fnEn by mall ny WHITNEY BROS, Gen
FOR sale By Al! prnssikts. WSIS,'pnA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

NArTAss, pRuGdisr, corner ID and second streets
northwest, keeps pure old rye whisky for med-
article is not az represented, the money will DO
returned. cost
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22

the light houses-the mariners safety guide
the little hamiets far up the mountain sides, are
distinctly visible, and liz few hours many happy
persons are landed Al Queenstown. As had not
OF hotels and carriages In Ireland l continued
with the steamer TO Liverpool. We neared the
coast about noon the following day, and until
p. IN. were In constant sight OF the most Guilt
waited fields, comfortable looking dwelling
houser, and later the fine docks aud qusys OF
Liverpool The custom-house officials, the ter
ror OF all travellers, were kind aud courteous,
and an there Ia not much Of anything that Ia
dutiable one would carry except tobacco and
cigars few were called upon To unstrap their
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-22
N~1sT3. FALL MEETING. 1871

First race each day. pupctn,lly. at l. 30 p m.
Race Course, W ~ be itsued BY the baltimore and
and arriving at Pimlico A. full time for drst race
J. d. FERousos. Secretary. oci7';t
, 1873-08-20
THE RAILROADS.

The Illinois Central Railroad and the South
ern Railroad Association aro building link Of
about IS miles botwoen Cniro, H., and Jackson,
Tenn, which will make close connection with
the entire Southern railroad system, avoiding
the water transfer Of 20 miles between Cairo and
Columbus, Ky. The work is progressing rap
idly, and ia expected to bo finished about pext
October. On the completion Of this road Chi-
cago will have an uninterrupted railway line to
Mobile and New Orleans by the Illinois Central
Railroad, over which passenger trains will run tho
ontiro Distance without any change Of cars What
over. A visit to tho officers Of tho Illinois Con-
trail also reveals tho fact that they at present
moving romarkably heavy loada Of f1oights for
this season Of the year. From last Saturday
noon to o'clock on Monday morning, no less
than 598 froight loaded cars wero received. The
passenger traffic ia also largely increasing.
CM1cAdo pADuoAH RAILROAD.
An excursion train loft tho Central Depot at
4:20 p. m. yessorday, oyor tho Chicago and Padu-
cab Railroad, which is now completed to Wind
aor, Shelby County, III, zoo miles south Of Chi,
oago. Tho route il via Aurora, Ottawa, and
Streator,
, 1873-08-20
timo Of Ills death was Chiof Engineer OF the
Norfolk (va.) Nayy-Yard.

time Of Ills death Was Ohiof Engineer OF the
Norfolk {Va.) Nayy-Yard.
Wash. q. Do PauW stands heaviest among tho
hoavy mon Of Now Albany, Ind, being assoBsed
s6AG, 100 for city taxation. ": q. Oulbortaon is
90. Michael q. Kerr, who refunded lis salary
grab, is tn the list for S27, ,275.
Band Sergeant Mayler, doAerter from Fort
Garry, who oaimed ho loft because he foared
puniahmont for soronading ConAml Taylor, IL ao-
ouaed BY tho htanitoha Free Press OF having ab"
seconded with tho stamps collected Mt picnic,
and Is thoreby losing popularity in Minneapolis.
-SE. Paul Dispatch.
Thomas Powers Jones, tho Brattloboro Ed
win brood man, haa disappeared. l1o loft aud
donly with lis family, giving no notice to his
employer, md leaving no trace Of hB course,
Tho gossipB aro about equally divided aa to
whethor ho has gono into rosircmont to COM
ploto his work, or las boon driven oil BY tho
recent newspaper Exposures Of his previous
fifA
, 1873-08-20
Foreign Markets.

,LrvEneooI, Aug. 1o-ll q. m.-Markot unchanged.
Flour. 2Ss629s. Wheat-Winter, ia 3D.; spring, 1la
4de412s; white IL. ad@l2s Ill; club. III od12s 3d.
corn, asa Cd. Pork, oss: Lard, s9s 81.
LIYEnPoo14, Aug, 1880 y. m.-lsrcadstnfa buoy
ant. Wheat-wner red, ~ ed spring. lis 6t!f9l2a
I'd; white, 12s 4lG12a ID club, l2s 8d@l2s o!l: Corn,
2ss ol@2as ID Fork, asg. Lard, 3os Cd. Weather
wet aud u1lfayornb1e. ....
LoNnoH, Aug. o-Evcnng.-Consuls for money,
99s@92 account, OK 1:us Of 'G5, o5; Of 07 95t1;
Amount of bullion gono into the 1anh Of England
on balance to-lay, Eb3, 900.
Turpenttnc, 30sG930s Gil. ....
FRANKronF, Aug. 10.-52oa Of 'G2, o7A.
pAA1s, Aug. 19.-liontea h9f.
LNEnpooL, Aug. 13-Evcning.-Cotton tending
down; mtdlin4 ilplan,l, 8!a4s:ad; nl!ddl!ng Or
leans, 9@95d. Bales, 8,0oU bales speculation aud
export, 1000 bales.
Drealatu1s l,uoyant. California whito whcat nver-
age, l2s 4d@12s I'd club 1as sdeG12s ID rod spring,
lis od@l2a I'd rod wintor, 12s I'd. Flour 28G529s.
FORK, eos. Lard, 59a 3D. Choose, eos Cd. curnbct-
lind midllcs, 37s. Short rib, 40s.
Rccoipta Of wheat past dnys, Al. 600 qra Aneri-
cali 81, 600 qrB. Corn do, 5000 qrs. all American
ANTWERP, Aug. 10.-Rolned petroleum, 3754f.
, 1873-08-20
MAnKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now York Financial News.

New YonK, Aug. 1o---alonoy cary during tho morn
ng hors, nt 3@4 per cent, hut shortly after O'Clock
tho ratio advanced to per cent closing ut 9. It ia
probable that tho furry Ia duo to tho gold clique.
Startling heavy aud lower, at 77s@8 for 6oday, and
aA for B!ght.
Customs receipts to-day, 100000. Exports of pro;
duce for tho week ending to-lay, $j259, 100. Total
exports suco January l, sl78,t27, ,124.
Gold steady, Mt 1153s to 115sx, c1oHtng at 1861.
Loans were from to pcr cont for carrying. Clear
tngs s50, ,000, ,00O Tho Assistant Treasurer dBburacd
$4,000. Thu Assistant Treasurer here received yes
terGay from tho San Francisco sub-Treaaury, two
millions Of gold trnnafer for that amount having BEEN
made.
Governments dull and firm.
Btate bonds dull, with Alissouris and Tonnessaes
very firm.
Stocks, nftcr brief weakncaa at tho opening, showed
some srougth, and improvement III prices followed,
ranging from Ia ~ per cont, ana the market con-
tlntled strong Until about O'Clock. After that tm0
tho market weak with aacs Of Pnna,nn down to II
and pnoifo Mall to 40H. Tho decline In these aharea md
tho activity In money Dccastonod liberal pressure to
sell on the entire at which oosod weak at tho lowest
prices Of the day Tho chief uctuations woro as fol-
lows: Pacific hnil, AZ, 4oA. 4l2S, 40K; Western
Union, g0A, pozS, 693s; Northwestern common, 65,
e5h, OK New York Central, 104A, los, 104t(; VIII
baah 7O5S, OK, TON, oas1. Tho remainder Of the
list Was dull. -.
Tho panarna Directors met to-lay but dispersed
without taking arttan In regnrd to the lonn to tho
Pacific hfall Company. Anothcs meeting Ia appointed
for Wednesday, Of 1ext wetk.
, 1873-08-20

Special Dispatch to T9ic Chicago T31bltHe.
towe1 up from on Peru, viii corn for oliaaso The
Htmr Dan Rtcot Jr., epnrtcd, 1iyh for Henry end the
canal-boat Docl,nrd, Light. for poru, dropped down.
easo' sna .ha nsop Dspae, IRON iasallo, viii shset
zinc both for Cicago Passed Into the canal, md tho
cansl,boat Bonchard ght for Peru, and prop Dope,
VIII hara eonl slac for 1ae resse, out of ceana
Lack 10. No report of tho atago Of wntor below.
fago ca iele u'cS ba corn l,.rrs seneea 1000
b{ilasc, MarTeillcs, 57oo bu corn, ooo ba timothy
seed Elizabeh I,ockrort, .0,ooo hu corn !;
o1a Constitution, Lo'nons, Is yards stones Thun-
8lk yards stone Col. Martini Lenont d yards stone
Gusllman Lc1nont, 1d yards atono Oak Lca 1o1nont
IS yarls stone l. Peasee Lo1nont, s. yartu stonc;
mont, 50 Yards atono; Col. AIanninR. Lernont, u
yards stone; Harry, Lornont, % yards etona Ad-
vnnee, Lemont. 90 yards atoms T. II. Walker, L.
Yards stone. 75 brls limo; II. $. Carpenter,
sag. 80 yards atono Excclslor, Ru,nmit, IS yards
stone aalons Willow Springs, 70 tons iee Sligo
corn; Metropolis, chilcothc, o,ooo bu coru.
cLrAnEn-North ssar, aeilcca; Isabella, Utica,
g. 7a2 feet lumber Ontario. Utica, So 7s feet lumber
g. 40 tee lumber, 15bOo iath Waterloo, Utica
fcet lumber, 1000 lnth Sligo, Willow springse Light.
oao9 g Ass Iasnyor e.
OLKAnEn-oharlcs Walker, Lemont light; Tbun-
aerbot DO; Aduance, do; Admiral Do; Col.
Msra Mr9 So aeo 5uda do J. H. Walker
Manning, do; Cushman, do II. L.. peaBlce: do; II.
carrsntsr; DC prop wasp, santmit do E1ee'sior
suurlcs Chicago felle, Utica % prls ant Monarch,
Loetport ss24 by whoat Dolphin, Ottawa, % 9is feet
lumber, 600 lah Door Park, ottawa, los32 feet lu-
, 1873-08-20

Tho Hon !. II. Booth, of Council Bluffs, ia at
the South sido Briggs.
Tho Hon. ". Hyde, Appleton, Wis, ia at tho
South Side Driggs.
William DenniRon, ono OF tho pioneer conduo-
tors between Chicago aud milwaukee,, and we'll
known to aome OF our old Inhabitants, is lying
at tho point Of death at Donyer, Colorado.
Caleb Blood, Bloomington; v, T. casgrain,
Afiwaukeo; e. A: D. JONES' OTTAWA, Cauada ;
y. Tlesl, Crow Fork; john L. Hall, 8odalla,
No.; J. r. CASTOR and wife, Normal, aro ut
Anderson's.
It was orroneonsly stated in this paper ycstor-
day that g. G. Cook, Esq, had died ut Denver
It should have been George D. Cook, q nephew
Of the other gentleman, and who was commits
sion merchant horo.
| At the West Side Briggs House: ]. o. Brown,
Brink, Winona; ]. A. Goolhuc, st. Louis W.
i. Heath, Ft. Wayne E. u. Cook, Champaign /;
Il. ,Tongneclor, Locust Dale, Fa;; I. G, Upton
Ill; ill., tS heySoIds SsSsass QUINCY = dhssios aaa
way, Yicksburg, Miss; I. Il. Prior, Crown
Point William 1cDer,nott, Cleveland; D.. L.
Fullerton, Augusta, Mo-. Lewis Hancock, AUS
| tin, Toxaa and j. L. pil!abury, minneapolis,
Minn.
| A. ". bishop, the naw]y-appointed Attorney
General Of ArkauhaH, formerly lived III LaOrosse'
h1iss salllo Coop, Of sl,awnostown, H., an
nouucea herself Us q candidate Tor County School
| Superintendent.
o. G. CAoovor. q member Of tho last two Leg
talaturos Of WisconBin, IL about to take up lila
residence in Cairo. Ill.
Msa Eliza J. buchanan, tho Republican NOM
inee for Superintendent OF Schools IN Jefferson
County, 1owa, is Just OF age, u bright, cultivated
woman, and weigha ovor 800 pounds.
| Constitution.
T, ". Palmer lima purchased tho elegant dwell
Ing OF .. i. Culver, ol. praire ayonuV Chicago,
paying therefor ':4200O. TlliH would Indicate
tlat iio Ia pleased with Chicago, arl means ia
| stay.-Desafoines REGISTER.
Tho Miss Walsworth who has just boon aI>.
pointed physician 10 the Sultan III 4 daughtor III
Titus Y. Wadhworth, Of Franklin, n II. sho IL
from Mont o'yoke semiasy an
1eld, MaaH.
Maj. Wallace II. spoar, formerly Of LaCroHso,
Wla.. who entorod Ieryco in tho Wisconsin,
I1oavy Artillery, died at Ludlow. Vt, July 26
lie wan th,oo yoars, after the War Chief Engl.
neer at tho Pensacola Nayy-Yard. aud at ths
, 1873-08-20

BUFFALo, AuE. MISUNDERSTANDING to-t1Ay, IN
Guiding reported arrivals, 243l total for the woe,
closing prices for good CATTLE Common Atock of &c,
To1ans Ac. Receipts generally inferior grades only
goo disp1aed Of saiss ~ head Toxas steers, ny
1876 s $3.50; ;167 issori Ateors, $50 tbs,
t520@5.87H 10 indiana e!eers, ny 1,343 ibs 5000
u Cherokee steers, av 900 ibp, $500; 80 Michigan
stccrs, ay o7491 o50 1hH s4.a5@4b0.
Blcop and Ianba-1seceta to-day, 1900; total for
the week, $500. Market not falrly opened. Prices
hRvo downward tendency.
IIogH-Rccc!pts to-day, 2,00o total for tho week,
1l,30o. Market shade stronger; good Yorkers,
loga for tho uoaton nsarkut, *s.0oGs5.7o; common
HraBaDrN. 81. 100000.
, 1873-08-20

Port OF OlliCnEO.


ARRIVED. Aug. 10.
Prop City OF Concord, ogdeaaburg,, sundriua
Acllr Tuuibcr1uan, Black Crock, lumber.
Prop Ouba Buffalo, a,lndrics.
rrop st. Louis, Buffalo, aundrlea.
largo Wyouling Grand 1Iavcn, lumber.
Prop Alahsn, buffalo, aapdrio#.
Bchr Auniu Sherwood Buffalo, coal.
Htmr shcboygsn, Two Rivers, hundrles.
acAr Falcon, LltugtoE, lumber.
atmr Corona, st. Joseph, a,!isrIes.
bclr Emerali Lulington, lumbar,
Bchr 81. n Dunhnnn, Fike's ldcr. lumber.
Ht1nr AlpenR, MnHkegor srtrtlriea.
Prop h1,1io Laurie, Muategou, lumber.
Bchr st. Peter, Pore Marquette, lumber.
Prop Badger 6tate, Buffalo, Rlt.lrcH.
Prop Ira llaNec, 6algatuck, lumber.
PROP B. G. Trucaael', uscsn bay, s.andsles.
Hcllr Catchpole, Alanistce, lunabor.
sclr Emma, L,ldngton, lumber.
Hchr 4cslnp, LutuRton, lumber.
Bchr j. D. Morrill,, hiantatce, lumber.
Hcl,r IivB Oak, Malliateo, lumber.
Heow Vim. Isatea Bt, Jo, wool.
barge Wolverine, Grand Haven, lumber.
schr j.. Mcdonald, Nansteo, lumber.
schr Annie Tom!net pere Marquette, lumbor.
Prop Arizona, nuflalo, Bunlrles,
Hcl.r Insel. Holland bark.
t3chr Vim. amash, L!dwig's Pier, bark.
Schr o. H. Johnson, 8augatuck, l,lnber.
Tug J. 4. DIE, L,ldlugtal, towing.
llafgo lIcrsellol, Iudlngton, lnls,i,rr.
Prop II. L. Primo, uratit llaye,l, towing.
barge Oty Ut Grand Haven, QrAnl lIayeil, lumber
barge olty Ut Eric, GRIND Haven. lumber. :.
sohr Sunbeam, 1Ack oreak, i Irla lonf. ''' "
Bclr Onward, Kingston, l4,8l7 ha Wheat.
lsop @ 1ako a Siohgan Montroa, ii,75l bu wheat 2s
brla pork, AlHi a'lndsles.
9tmr Cor0la, Ut. Jo, auA.lr!es.
Bchr tasol l4ulington 8nnlrtea.
Btnr Alpcna, Muake9on, 2o tous Zig Iron, aooo pigs
Prop HeSFsska. % Buffalo, .9oeo na corn. 17oo pFl'
! flour, ;l01 lAlcs hay, ~ bales broum corn.
Bchr 8. q. int.s, Duralo, 80, ,ooo bu corn.
| Bchr D, +. pobblns, Buffalo, ", 600 hu corp,
, 1873-08-20
A new BAPTIST SOCIETY.

A largo number OF 1adios and gontlemcn A.
semblcd Inst evening at tho Presbyterian Church.
corner Of Monroo and Pau]ina streets, for tho
purpose Of discussing tho question whothot thoy
should loavo the Union Park Baptist Church,
and organize now Bnptst Church, south Of
Monroe, and beswaon Paulina and Loavitt
streets, or not.
Mr.. o. MoCloish called tho mooting to order,
md nominated Mr. Il. 4. Lovolaud for Chair
man. Mr. @. g. Kotlsont was eloctod Secretary.
After prayer by tho Rev. T. W. aoodspecd,
tho President stated tho object OF tho mooting.
Mr: ". =. shorer being called upon to- sp,oal,
was Misunderstanding. In tho Union Park
Church, to which they belonged. To remain
there, thoy would hayo to contond against tho
pastor and people. They Ind taken D position
tlioy could not change that opinion, and there
fore, they wero compelled to organize = new
Church. whore they could attend divine service
and Babbath-school. Ho did not eontond TINT
wero to blame, but God had 30 willel It because
there was such large fold open for a now
Church In that district.
DR.. Dlaokall tho Roy. T. ". Goodspocd, tho
Rov. John Gordon, and sevaral others made e1u-
quont and strong addrcssos in favor Of q new
baptist Church ln tho southwestern part OF tho
Weat Division.
Mr. A. McOlelsh, utter making forcibls
Bpooch III favor Of tho movement, introduced tho
following resolutions. Which wore unanimously
adopted,
WHERxAs, Tho interests OF tho denomination aud Of
tho Daptst people residing In tho vicinity mud weat Of
Ashland avenue, south Of Madison strcot, seem to re-
quiro tho establishment Of Dapttat Church. somo-
whore In that phrt Of tho West Division, It Ia therefore
tho opinion Of this rneoting md Is hereby
Rtsoiped, That tho immediate organization Of auoh q
Church ia necessity, aud that conhution and arti-
clos Of organization to be submitted for tho consdeEa-
ton OF coting Of thoEo interested, to DO held in this
housc one weck frnm tonight.
Tho meotinr thon ad iourned
, 1873-08-20
PuGltlSTlC.


LITTLE RooK, Ark. Aug. 10.-on Saturday, at
Fulton, Billy Ward and Butler fought rrizo-
fight, in which tho latter got worstod in olovon
rounds. Wartl challenges tho world for fight
for $500, to take placo il' this State throo wooks
his bacler.
AuBtra]ian Kelly and Happy Jack fought
twenty y-cight rounds at tho Bamo place on Mon-
day. It was decided draw.
, 1873-08-20

DE1norr, Mich, A,g. 10. PASSED. Dowa-propelsrs
Jay Gould, India. New York, Tauando and bargc,
Argyle, City OF DnHton, Dean Richmond; bark Martin
Hciooncrs Ada. Melora, Isntnlow, Falconer.
PASSED. Ur-propcllera Maylower, Roanoke Pacific: !:
born.
W1ND-Northwesk.
DErnoIr, Mieh,, Aug. 10, Eyoning.-;pAssxp DogN
-1'ropa Philadelphia, Allegheny and bargoa; scllr
Nellie 1lodington.
r4ssEp Uf-schrs II. Wills, F1nsstaG, r. D. Darkor,
aerlach.
W1ND-EQfthwcst,
, 1873-08-20

Sp<ciaE Dfspatch 70 Tho CAica0o 11bnlle.
KAAaAs Cry, Mo-. Aug. 19.-CATTLE = Receipts,
1,6D0 head ahppad 900 head. Ths supply OF ship
ping Htoera aud fresh Te1an stock ia gooa III tho
early part Of tho dny operations were Hglt owing to
unfavorable Eastern advceat but there WINS better
demand later. Through rates woro lover on shipping
stock. Good fresh TcxuH steors, s2,o5s.25 good ma
tive Htook steers, S.76G5lb0. ..-.
Hoas-Little doing Tie e1treme range VIA s.. $50
IN
, 1873-08-20

datc,-the gamo to bo 1000 points up. on a bxto
oarom table, Of tho Emanuel Drunswiok pat
tern, with 29h-inol balls. for $3.50 side win
nor to take all and pay oxponBea. Whom notified
nt VII r
CHICAGO, Aug. 20. GEORGE BL0ssoN.