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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-21
EDIC1 l.,
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
.EW REM EDIEN! NEW REMEDIES,
DR.. GIBBONS ClSPENSARY,

NO.. 623 kEAENY STREET, CORNER
~ Commercial, San Francisco. Private en-
trance ON Commercial street. Established in
Diseases. such a~Gonorih ra. elect. structure,
syphilis IN all IT. forms. Seminal " eaknes>.
I'M Cheney, etc. etc. Skin diseases of vears'
standing, and icerated Legs. etc, successful
~ treated.
.pH. HinloN has the Plea re of annenn-
cling that he ha. returned from visiting rhe
prlncllal hospitals OF Europe. and ha, IT,
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor
money IN seehlns ont New remedies, and la,
returned with increased facilities tor the allie
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. ~.
I. :. RrGIsriR's OFFICE,

- W. AAsh - ~ 's
Eureka. Nevada, Dec. ~, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ t,eddeS and bertrand Mill and Mining
I omIany tfo>totlice address Eureka. Ncva-
da,l has this day fled in tins office a diagram
together with a notice OF application fer II
patent from the lnitcd States. under act OF
Congress approved MAY 10. 49,. for eight
hundred 500 linear feet ol the Geddcs No. >
lode. the same running rs 3-lo feet southerly
and b1l 1-l0teet northeriy from the tieddcs No.
, shaft with surface ground gN feet in width,
situated i'll Secret Canyon Mining District,
Eureka county, nevada. and described in tho
Plat and field notes on hle in this Office rs fol-
lows, tu-wlt:
U. S. Survey No. ~.
beginning at IA post marked "No 1t. :. Sur
yey VI H." the same being post No. / of SUR
vFy No. 20, made tor the GtddeS and Bertrand
Mill and Mining Conran, ON the Stockton
lode. whence the Town tomlanN'S well, in the
town OF andcrhlit, hears south 3be ~ east
""- tcct: hiatt NJ. , bears south west so
tect; and the Gcddrs Ne. > shaft bears north
,, west l1Nicet: cthence running south - ".
10 feet along SAID Survey No. 20 To post
marked NO |. ;. Survey Nc. II. whence II
n~ut-pinc tree i inches in diameter
bears north 20 east 10 feet; thence north
IL We>tNh tnct II post marked Nu. ) | :. sur
We. No. Il; thence north - cas- .p fee, to
post marked We. t. :. survey No. Al, whencc
a n%ut-ilne tree | foot i'll diameter marked Il.
No. = 4. /. bears south - east - feet: and
thence south II east M feet To post NJ. /:
the llace OF beginning; containing ) b7-lH'
acres: courses expressed from the true
mcl!dlaA with a magnetic variation OF IL .
east.
His claim is on unsurveycd lanl and is
bounded ontha south by the stockton lode. The
clalhi i Recorded III Euuk {. age 10 OF. the Sc
cret CANYON District Mining kccurdS and n
copy q. the notice and diagram can be tound
posted ut the Grdde> No. > slaft.
dol CLl /. HORN, Register.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2;,i.
! L. :. RrGlsTrR'S OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada. Dee. ~, 1873

Eureka. Nevada. Dee. ~, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE THAT TIE
y GeldeS and Bertrand Mill and Mining
Company tPoStotlicc address Eureka, Neva-
da.N has this day filed in this office a diagram.
together with a notice of application for a
patent from the United States. under act of
congress approved May 10. l>72, fer one thoti-
sand 1913 linear feet Of the Stockton Lode.
the same running 80 feet northcrly and 800
feet southcrly from the location monument ut
the Stockton cut uron the lode. with surface
ground 100 feet in width, situated in Secret
Canyon Mining District. EurcKa county, State
of Nevada and described in the plat and field
MINIS ON tiln in thi. uliicn a. tnllnM. tu.Mit:
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MEETINGS.

TNlE REGULAR MEETINGS OF TIE
Rebekah Charity Degree Lodge. |, q. q.
F.. will be held until further notice on the
first and third FRIDAYS of each month.
Hour of Meeting. ~ o'clock ?. NJ. sstt
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NOTICE.
ENGINE MEETING.

TNHE RESCUE ENGINE COMPANY
/ holds Its regular monthly meeting ON the
first MONDAY of each month";.
u. +. BAlLI. President.
y. W. CRoSs. Secretay. jel7
, 1874-04-27

Proceedings In Pnrliament-Tho 1n-
tcrnntionn1 1Ienilsvny-Tho Copyright

Proceedings In pnrlia1neut-Tha 1n-
tcrnntionn1I n1IRnilsVny-Tho Copyright
Hill.
Special Dispatoh to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, April 25.-The Election bill WAS
again before Parliament last night. The clause
substituting private for public nomina tiona
raised long discussion, and on q division being
taken,. the clause WAS carried by 90 to AZ.
In reply to question, tho Hon. Mr. Macken-
zte replied that this year the outlay on the Inter-
national Railway would exceed the sum origin
ally contemplated by 81, 100000.
In the Senate, Mr. Macdonald moved for nre-
turn Of the copies Of instruction to the Govern
mont engineers, and engineera' reports regard
ing tho supposed feasibility Of mter-oceanio
communication by utilizing for a portion OF the
year tho water stretches III tho Northwest Terri
tory.
Mr. Scott, whi1o not objecting to the address,
was evidently doubtful whether thore was any
professional arbitration upon which TINT scheme
mad been devised. Mr, Ryan inquired whethor
tho bill respecting copyrights, passed. by the
Canadian Parliament, had yet received her Maj
csty'a assent, and Mr. Bcntt replied in the mega
tive, stating that he believed the Imperial Par
lamont contemplated dealing with the subject
comhrehonsivoly.
, 1874-04-27

strange Gaze OF recovery from extraordinary
Bond La, sou Of Mr.. John I. Kohier, Of St.
Louis, which the Republican Of the lattor city
thus describes: ION tho 9TH Of February last h1r.
Kol,ler, who 10 but youth, was assaulted with a
knife by g. ". Woodt1n, and almost literally cut
to pieceH. His throat was cut from car to .ear,
Tho jugular vein being barely missed; his loft
eye was destroyed; the right band was nearly
seyered; several deep wounds wore Inflicted on
his back and shoulders and on othor portions of
for dead. But, contrary to all expectations, he
did not die. and ia now 10 far recovered as to bo
out of all danger. Yesterday his father received
q letter from him-writton with tho loft hand,
they might expect him homo In q few days. Mr.
Kohler has commonoed suit for $40 900 against
Woodan, who Is wealthy, aud Ills lawyers arc
oontident OF his gaining tho whole amount sued
fOrH
, 1874-04-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

5AtA Juvenile party, ono little follow ejoioing
IN tho Bplendor OF his now olothes, wont up to
=. stn't dressed 70 vol - Iam." "We!l," retorted
--ool: 7. ". HigBinson's d" Young Folks His
tory Of the Uuitod 6tates" is shortly to be pub
ltshed by Leo d Shepard. II will contain somo
500 rsges, and ts written on the plan Of D,cl-
ems chllls History Of England" and Haw-
thorn's "Grandfather'e CHAIR" Though 1n-
like The usual school hietorioB, II will yet be
suitable aa Textbook for grammar and high
schools. An attempt has boon made to losHon
the number OF proper names and datos, and
IN IL rlece 81 them ool, Higginson has introdneea
bo furnished with maps and illustrations.
A woman wes in town from Hampton tho
other day for the purpose of procuring legal nd
vice on proposed prosecution against q saloon-
keeper who hns sold liquor to her usually woll-
behaved husband until 10 is inducod to, repent
brute. She brought along pair Of woll-ahndad
Y oyea =, = sample Of hia work, and It is probable
duced this result will DO compelled TO p.y for
this work: He has atrcsdy offered her &25 to
sottle, but she puts higher price Oh hor beauty.
Rock Island (fN) Ar1us.
, 1874-04-27
any northeaat storm With aafety and eAac.
xYAEWJtEHE.

Tho following ocors rero elected vt tho meeting os
tho Detroit Il 81. Clair River Towing Ats9ciation,
Wednesday afternoon proeidons r. q. Mernek; vlee'
Tresldent, n. .. Kesn; soorstary snd Trca@surer. @
James T. Btraohsn Executive Committee, g. u. 1rm"
mond, q. H. 0aroy+ JAnoa Domain, George II. PARKER
n. D. Kesnt George E. Drockway, William Living
e!onc Jr, John H. 0illost Jamos Mofatt. The re1uo-
on tn towing rAea Of 10 por cent not intended for
shs ontito aoaho but will continue In fotoe until tho
demands Of blslnees require chanBe. Tho poWcr to
ator rates IL vested in tho Executive Committed.
Tho Detroit Pcst Of Eatsrday hks tho following In
tcgnrd to tho condition Of tho srAs: "up to 4 lste
hour yeAtorday grayo doubts oxatod 10 my craft
having cGectod passage through ths straits. au
porta to Tho contrary notwithstanding. Tho heavy
winds which haYo prcThed there OF ato worc from tho
northeast creating tho embodiment OF sulctcnt
to break portion Of tho leo at tho eastern o1rs
IT,. From tho wcstorn point for distance Of 1ftoen
miles to lilo eastward Il b doubtful il any change has
taken place up to tlls writing"
.-hlresdy 70 year 1874 figures Up ninotysix d'sss.
tsrs to ho shippng. which probably docs not exhibit
Tho surn-tota there being localities to DO heard FROM
Twenty Of tho above casualties took place In tho Lake
Eric district, twelve on Lake Ontario, ten On Iake
Huron, thtrty-oBht on Lake Michigan and tho 70.
nander Oh the rivers and On tho al. Clair nats. Tho
amount involved In tho abovo LOSSES falls trIne short
Of $500 Of which 1cHs than f1761o was tho
reau1 Of freshot In Buffalo In the latter part Of jan
uary. Twonty lives hnyo also boon sacrificed.
The steamship D. ". Rust has coal-bunterS which
hold 200 tons, enough TO make tho round trip from
This port to Buffalo, thones to Chicago and thon back
, 1874-04-27
MADISON.
Appointments to tho Hoard OF Uni.
versaty 1tcRoats.aTllo Now Railroad
r.saN

Appointments to tho Hoard OF Uni.
versaty noRonts.-Tllo Now Railroad
LnW.
Srecia1 Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune,
MADISON, Wis.,, April 2e.-Gov. Taylor laB ap-
pointed to I'LL vacancies In tho Board OF Uniyer-
slty Rogonts, existing since February, the fol.
lowing gentlemen In p1aco OF others whoao terms
hayo expired: At lnrgo-doorgo IL. Paul, Of tho
milwaukee, .Ne'os, IL place OF j. &. Dugh, Of
lM,antona. Firat DiBtriet-H. g. Winslow, Of
Raoiuc, Tlco D. h.. Hinchloy, Of Ooonomo-
Eoo Third Distrlct--p. K. Orton, Woo
q: a., a: Gray, both OF Darlington, Sixth
p.lesriosLT; . u; ohonoweth. Green Day, Mich. .vlce
a. i. Smith, Appleton. Politically, thoro is no
change in tho now members, oil boing Democrats
but ono: The appointments aro not altogothor
friends. -
Nothing definite oan be learned In regard to
tho appointments Of Railroad Commissioners, or
the action Of tho Governor in case Of defiance
Of the Railroad 1Aw by tho railroads. After tho
18th, 1t is stated, the st. Paul Company do not
propose to admit passengers on their cars With
out showing q ticket.
, 1874-04-27

She il tho most diHoontentod, unhappy littlo
monkey that over lived. She dnda something to
ory about twenty times 3 day. Yesterday saw
hor sitting on a box In tho baok yard, small
monument Of despair. The tears were running
slowly down her cheoks, and old Carlo. the New
foundlend dog, all deoked in rags and strings,
stood wagging his tall and Watching hor
sympathotically. took her up in my arms and
asked her what she was crying about.
~ Q. many sings" she said.
What things, darling? z"
20, eyeryBings ia wrong, every sings In dis
world. I wish you hadn't boruod me-"
Tell mamma what Is wrong now"
"Welt, den, old Tarlo's tail drowed out behind,
whom I wanted it to drow out tween his
shoulders, toH why for Il pummel SOS tould
rido on bis back and have Homoaing to hold on.
to-"
, 1874-04-27
MARINE.
rore Of Chfcnao, April 2E and go.
ARRIVED.


for1 Oh Ohfca@os April 20 QnQ Xus
ARRIVED.
9tmr Coronn, ST. Joseph, aundries.
6chr Speed, Muakegon, lumber.
8cow Ii, N, DunhAfn, ptkp's por. wood,
schr Four Brothers. Holland wood
Bchr j. O. Moss pere Mnruuette lumbar
9chr Trf Color. Holland lumber
gchr Pride, Grand Haven, lumbar.
4ohr Violin, Holland wood
9ohr J, L, Gtraub Holland, bark.
acow Granger, saugatuck, lumber
Steam barge 8ky Lark, gt. Joseph, wood.
gohr Lu,abcr11an, Black Oreek, lumber,
schr Magnolia, pentwater lumbor,
DAr9o Wolverine Grand Haven lumber.
Darge Apprentice BOY, Grand Haven, lumber
Dar9o Mary Amanda. Grand Haven, lumber
8chr Minerva, Muskcgon. lumber,
6chr 9amq Cock. Muekegon lumber,
schr Australia, Muskegon. lumber.
Bchr Dolphin, Muskcgon, lumber.
schr 9. Z. johnson, Muskeson, lumber.
schr Low Grant, Muskegon, lumber.
Bchr L. B. Coates, Kiuske8on, lumber.
gchr Lyman ID, Davis. MuskeBon, lumber.
8chr Felicitous, Muskcgon, lumber.
8cow Flora, Duck Lake, lumber.
schr Arab, Ludtngton. lumber.
schr J. D. Howland. Maniatee, lumber.
schr LIVE Oak, Mnn!seoo, lumber.
8chr Ella Elmwood. Whise Lake, lumber.
scow Menomineo, Ludington, lumber.
scoW Sam Clo1ton, eaugatuck, wood.
5chr n Il. Ferry, 5augatuck, lumber.
8chr Minute h1uo1ler GROSS Crock, cedar posts.
8chr Truman Moss, Mantstoe, lumber.
9chr Hamlet, Manlntee, lumber.
8chr Margaret Dali, huskegon, 1umbor.
, 1874-04-27
A Girl thnt Isots tn Win.

a. FT6m Ihs U70c7nNa{5 G01etle
apoiia sentinel wase1ed s16o with young iady
nloco thet sllo couldn't" hold her tongue Il
TOR wcck. Tho young Indy very unexpectedly
:. took him up" md unlosa she Bponka within
Tishbaok will llave tho 800 to pny. During tho
week he has escorted her to tho opera, and
although no lnB done his best to got her to
speak, aud hired 'othor members Of the family to
On ,1huraday last tho journalist offered to COM
promise the matter, and givo hor $50. but tho
proposition wan acornfu1ly rejected.
, 1874-04-27
SUNDAYS NEWS.


Tho argument in tho caao Of paul schoeppe
VAS hoard by Judge Gary Saturday morning.
Col. Jt1sBen, counsel for tho prisoner, ropented
tho pointn OF his argument before Judge Will
Jams, urging that sentence should not be passed.
up for aontonce to-day.
The county wing Of tho old Court-Ho
was sold, Saturday, to Thomas Mackin for $10,-
600. It La to be removed by the 10th Of July.
:. Foreign.
The NOW steamship Faraday has begun to load
the new Atlantic cable.
Tho London Times oditorially praises Grants
veto, but Haye that no othor country than Amer
lea could havo done what has boon done hero
with tho finances. It aeomB to be law Of the
American nature to develop aud expand In every
direction.
Two Americans wore proven tod from fight
Ing duel on tho Belgian border by tho inter-
forenco Of the police.
-Advicos from HaYti stated that revolution
was hourly expected.
A MN named John Henry cut tho throat OF q
German III Shul1Bburg, Wis.,, because tho latter
would not lot him take q keg from boer-wagon
which tho German WAS driving. Henry WAS mr.
rested aud held to await trial.
Tho bookstore Of A. Il. Hatght d Co., Of
Mcaregor, H., was robbed Of goods valued At
u ,0G0. No arrests. go
-NIichnol Finn, charged with asean1tlng bis
wife with intent to kll, on the 9th Of November,
At Thorold Village, CANADA, WAS found guilty Of
mlrdor In legal aonso, md has boen sentenced
to DEATH Finn was mainly convicted on tho
evidence Of his wife, who has recovered
Edward Phillips was arrested in Cleveland
on tho charge Of numbering MN named Tom
Willard two yoars ago.
-JeBao Pomeroy, tho boy murderer Of Bos-
ton, has hoen committed for trial without bail
Rlisccllnneous.
Tim aianatobea from I,oniainn, eho,v that ,ha
foods in tho onaotitn valioy l,aye baen farmoIo
disastrous than bud been at frat supposed.
600. 0O0. 600 aores nro auibmoreei. and nhn1t
in nm noranna aro 5yashod o6t n hnnsa md
home. over 26.0D0 arc sotuniiy suffering for
tho baro necessities Of lifo. No orons wifi ho
raisod this yoar in tho section Of country over
flowed, and tho prosDootg OF the pooplo arc Of
tho gloomiest character.
At meeting in wellington, Ohio, 1t was re-
solved to raiao ESQ, 600 for the Lake Erie L.
Wheeling Railroad and committee was ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions. Similar eotiou
Yes taken at SanluskY,
In tho Supreme judicial Court OF Massachu-
sotts verdict was given in favor Of Margaret
Black ngainst tho wholesale drug firm Of Weeks
, 1874-04-27
through tho Legislature reducing tho llconBc foes,

etc.
Tho Democracy night boforo lAas nominated
candidates for tho Council In tho First, Second
and Fifth Wards Of Lafayotto. Ind. The prosent
incumbontB wore renomuated.
The nflotnltablo Nat Wood, tho proprietor
Of tho only saloon In Lebanon, O., oloscd By tito
sataray sftornoon Muo ar~uhonnoas n1s s@'so and
roma f1gltIne was tho result.
, 1874-04-27
THE SOUTHERN FLOODS.
Little Change in the Situation at
New Orleans.
Another Break Near Monroe, La,
and the River Still Rising.


New ORLEANS, April 25.-The river ia falling
now two inches below high-wator mark. From
flyo to sevon days mails duo from Northern.
Eaetetn, aud Western oitios tho New York mail
Of tho 18th and gomo Of tho 20th, have boen
received. Tho intervening aud subsequent dates
arc missing.
Tho Mobile d New Orleans Railroad lose
bridges every fow days, and aeom to display
much moro energy in choking of information
regarding mishaps than they do In getting over
bEeaks. Now at least three important bridges
havo gono between this city and Mobile. Tho
jackson route in nlBo 10 bad condition, bridges
gone, and portion Of 1t submerged.
1fosnon, La, April 2b.-,Ihe riyor has rleen
over an inch in 24 hours. Another break in tho
volume OF wator on tho back part Of the city,
and tho riBe there at the came time las been s
inches. The wator is backod up in tho ditohes
nearly to the Hunsacker Hotel. In some places
on tho river front the water ia from Q to Is
In tho roar OF the city 1t 1as been filling up faat
about five squares on an average from the river
being out Of water the length Of tho city.
Ps continue coming thS tug rssr se
are only pastures for stock. The loss OF cattle
and hogs by the overflow Ia very great.
Tho sun ahons all day, and thoro ia = prospect
Of better weather. No Intelligence has beon re-.
cetFcu lF0lu AQoFe1 uut auoLub1 1lbo IN eApeokeA
from tho recent rains.
Tho river rose quarter Of an inch last night,
and the baokwater an inch and a half. WaAh-
ington street waa over1owed to within three
blocks Of the river. The river Is on = stand to-
day, woather fair, and warm. No intelligence
from above or below. The railroad company has
surrendered tho mail contract between here and
Vicksburg, and the telegraph is now tho only
souroe OF correspondence.
THE LOUISIANA RELIEF BILL.
WAsu1Saros D. c., April 26.-Althongh Con-
greBa passed bill for the relief Of tho sufferers
by the overflow on the Lower Mississippi. it has
been found that no supplies can DO spared from
the various military stations In TINT region !;
therefore the Secretary Of War. after private
OommisaarY Of Subsistence to purchase 500 900
rattons ef meat, flour, beans, and rice, and, to
carry tho law into effect, asks an appropriation
Of $9p 200. The estimate Is based on an iRaue to
20, 600 pereeuA for twenty-five days.
, 1874-04-27
The City OF Artcsia1a Wells.

From I'D 30l7el IlI9.5 S7Qf@NE.
Joliet may truly be designated AZ tho City OF
Artestan Wellg. Within q radius OF one aud q
half miloB, there aro thirteen arteslan wollB
furnishing a copiops supply Of pure water. That
lately bored for the benollt OF MeaBrs. George
Woodruff. DR.. HoHe, William Adam, 0tiB Hardy,
aud g. ". Hyde, OH the oorner OF Ottawa aud
Clinton atrcets, il ono OF tho bost In tho city,
, 1874-04-27
NolIlo GrQnlsA Marriage,

asAfn0ton Correspondence Of tho Nftu York Graphic
The Wedding Of MiBa Grant and Mr. Baftore
Is, I am told, 10 bo a real American Wedding.
with groomstnon a. we'll as bridesmaids. The
ceremony will take place In tile East Room in
tho evening, aud the young couple will leaye tho
same evening for New York, to sail for Europe.
numor glyes the nalnos of six OF the bridesmaids.
Mius Fish, Miss noalo, and Miss o Lowary, oi u
Warrington. and Miss Doric aud Miss Drexel, Of
phi]adelplia, arc those named,
, 1874-04-27
Lnko TreIRhts

Wero qutot at 4a4ho for to Buffalo, outside for
small vessels Tho sehr st. petcr loads corn for Buff
both on owne1s' account. schr Metropolis was char
tercd for to Port Coborne at 4Ho. Last evening
tha schE D. Barnes was taken for to Buffalo at
10 achr lronsides to Dunkirk 1t &C., Total s. ca
paeity about II, 900 bu wheat and 81, 600 bu corn
DAx cIr1, April 25.-H. 81. Bradley b Co. yesterday
chartersd craft oane not gyen) or lumber to Tona-
wanda at 1ess than $780, and had offer al less than
s2.25 afterwards. Ths prop Arn1ea Il chnrtorod to
load at Moore, 8mitl & Co.'s docks for Buffalo at
$3.50. Carriers anticipate better rates az the
atvances, and aome count upon = rush at the close
DETnotr, April .2i.-Wheat to Oswego quotable at
&c. Tonnago plenty aud inquiry light. Tha sohr
jamea plat was taAcn for salt from Bay City to CHI
cago ut 1&o par brl.
DuyFAIo, April 2a-The only charter reported was
the aohr 4. e. Morey 100 tona for ballast ut 25c oF
ton to Chicago,
, 1874-04-27

Special Dispateh to TAs Chicago 7+tbuns.
DETnoiT, Mich, April 2s. PASSED. Ur-props
Blanchard, Huron City; bark Sardinia; schrs Pres.
ton, Woodward, City Of Tawas, American Champion,
Foster. y
PASSED DowN-Props Westford Apena and barge
Mary Merritt, den. DurnBide sohra Mineral State II.
T. Merry, Pulaakt Denmark, Montana, aatibaldi,
Willie Keller, and York State,
WINp-WeBt.
, 1874-04-27

Kingaford's Oswego Starch, 998-10Oo
Pure.
No other manufacturer has reached this dcgreo
Of perfection. Families, hotels, and laundries much
prefer thoao goods it produces hard lustrsl nish
, 1874-04-27
Miscellaneous.

CH1ChGO.
The arss Green Day hest left this port Saturday
About nfy veasss cleared Saturday, snd several Of
thcm intend to go through tho stras.
The tug Dabcock made bur tlrst appearance in tho
river Saturday afternoon. She Inns new coat OF paint
mud presents very croditabo appearance.
-The schr FL Tempo ran Into tho awil1-boat
Long John between Alalna and Polk htrset bridges
John. bho auccoeded In getting to Burns boxes il
the North Branch.
--h1r. DayBons new map OF tho river, showing tho
various lumber docks, and giving tho nsmes OF tho
up, aud will 10 Of great value to lumber msn and yos-
selowneEs. hr. Dawson dcHerVes great credit for in
The steamship 1nter-occan, with oonsort Argonaut,
the scbra Montcollo sni Moutcalha. @1" - -"
The bark 3. q. l. has been purchased by the
Groliok Bro, Of Grand Hayon, aud will bo run bs-
tween that port and Chicago in she lumber trade.
-I6o soeE CLARA arriyed It Manisteo at 1880 r. n.,
Eleven propoers and flfy-nine sailing-vessels.
with 6o2 blsheR Of wleat. 825 OBS bushels Of corn
II 400 bushels Of barley and Ill 900 bushels OF oats
making total OK bushels, makes up tho feet
Of grain aaoa on Lake Michigan Ia 849 f6Q ,,sAojp
-"An Observer" writes to THE TRIBUNE from Esca-
nnba that tho statement ht the Fred A, Morse was
worth *lo,ooo was Incorrect. The Morse came out
new In tho fall OF ls72 aud cost her owucra 40 co.,
and before She got a9round Of the nest yoa.
sels i'll tho tson. ore trade. According to Otaaryers
observations the harbor Of Eacanaba will not ba open
before the 10th Of May.
-slnee the opeaing Of navigation tho following vos-
sols have cntered the port Of South Chicago: Bchr
Granger, wood schr Lorine, lumber: eoir Marvin
Hannah, Lumbar sclt Lavinld, lumber schr Tue-
e eola. lamberi !., schr lob Roy lumber. The sohrs
northeast snow-storm, and entered South Chicago
Harbor without tho Md Of tug, II should be under-
stood that yessah can enter South Chicago uArbor In
, 1874-04-27

WARRINGTON, D. O., April 26.-Over the Ohio
Valley to Lake Eric and tho Upper Lakes, In
crcaB{ng south to east winds rising temperature,
and threatening weather with rain,
LOCAL oD6EAvAT1ON.
, 1874-04-27
MARRIAGES..

LEIgH-FRENpH-1n Chicago. April %. BY tho Ror.
James IiAtrisons George D. Loigh formerly Of LAAvo-
Warth, Khu., and Ellis III. frsnoh, fosmoFE Of Auburn,
, 1874-04-27


M00RE-hprif 28. 1874, At 9o3 South ualstodst.,
uhsrles hoore, aged n years.
aAAOK-On the ?eth inst, At .. M, Mrs. Anna
MHrta schaaSk nos vollmaa 81 yea5s eld ~,
e, "a Matdhoim Uomotesy ~
OhlTEH-Aprit 49, at tha rosidouco OF qeorRc Dodxo
0e0r6o A. OrltoA. 49, -
Funern from Wosern:h!. Baptist ohuruh. At O'Clock
p. M, on Monday, April a..