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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

TRASsFERs OF Rial EsTATR-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county Of Ohio, were Lett .o-
record st the Office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed made Sept. is, 1874, BY A. J.
Schultz 10 John W. Schultz, for personal
property. Admitted October 9; $500.
Deed made Sept 9, 1874, BY Barney
O'Freel TO Thoa FAhey, Tor the north one.
third o. lot No. lO2 Chspline & EofTs sd.
diuon (beIng q feet on alley in rear Of
ssid lott Admitted Oct 10; 5000.
Deed inside Oct 3, 1874, BY Geo. Bul.
lock and wife 70 John Defoe, 10. Ill right,
title and interest in s one story frame
house on 8 lot bought OF Gee. W. Tboup.
son, near Fulton. Admitted Oct 10; SIS.
Deed made Asy 10, 1874, By Nj Zion
Cemetery Association 70 Daniel Bscker,
for lot No: 4l9 in said cemetery. Admit
ted Oct 10; SEQ.
Deed made Oct 4, 1874, BY Frank Nil
ler and vile 70 Vim. Finley, for IS scres
OF land adjoining james Frazier, north
side National Road. Admitted Oct Il;
1880.
Deed made Sept 80, 1874, by B. n
List and wife TO Eugeuius a. Hldreth,
Tor lot No. l, square 10, North Front
street, Island, Gilchrist's Addition. Ad.
mitted Oct. II; 1850.
Deed made Oct. II, 1874, BY John B.
Lyle and wife 10 ]. T. Mcclure, for q
parcel Of land In Richlsnd township con.
tanning twenty scres. Admitted Oct l6;
81
Deed made Sept 81, 1874, by Mary W.
Bier 70 JosephW. Bier, for parcel Of land
on North Front street, Island. Admitted
Oct 16; 800.
Deed nsde June 5, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association TO a. J.
HAlsted and J. S. Bediliop, for lot No. q
In section al" in said cemetery. Ad.
mited Oct. l6; SEE 10.
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AssAuITSe HH FAMILY. - Officer
Baum yesterday arrested Charles Kunkel
in the Eighth Ward Tor assaultins his
family. Kunkel wss locked up, and will
be examined ct the police court this
morning.
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A CONVENTION Of the women's Tenn
peFanee Leagues Of the Sixteenth Ohio
District was. held in the Second Pres
oyteiiAn Church, steubenville, on Thurs.
day last Delegates were present irom
Bridgeport BsllAire, Martins Ferry. etc
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a LADY wants to know VIVA, I, the
meaning Of" ANTE" and pass the buck y
Her matrimonial companion uses it IN hi,
dreams, and she Is afraid it indicates w.
phold fever.
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TuR Eureka ieEryooa, yesterday left the
docks snd went up 10 Martins Ferry,
where she will resume her ietryinc trade
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A FULL line Of Youths Boys and
Children's Clothing constantly on hand
st ]. Ensheimefs Clothing Emporium,
ll0s Main street
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ATUtL line Of lsdies' and childrep's
under Wesr, woolen hosiery, bugle gimps,
embroidered collars and cuffs in sets, no.
tons sud millinery st Bells, No. 2s
Eleventh street, old Union street
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SOM people complain about their chill.
afen being non.ohsetving, but we'd like 10
see me child who wont observe how the
Iamly PIE Is cut and who sets the biggest
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CLOAKS! CLOAKS!

Ladies', we caIIyour atten.
tion to the handsomest and
cheapest cIoaks ever offer
ed In this city. We desire
you to call and examine
them, knowing when you
do so you will be surprised
to see such fine Imported
garments offered at such
low figures. We have twen-
ty.fiYe different styles to
show you, from So to $50,
and we guarantee them
cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
Emanuel EmSheimer,
llOs Main Street.
Th,EI Store below corne, OF Eleventh 81.
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GOING 10 srSoD.-About fifty Presby.
iefian pfeSchets passed through the civ
yesterdsy,.s1 ToHts for Washington p.
where the Synod met lsst night
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Stocks and
God psys 200 per cent q month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge s Co., Bank
ers, 2 Wall St, n. 7. d6w
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BEADED CLoAKs-George R. Taylor &
Co. opened yesterday another stock Of the
most elegant beaded CloAks ever offered
in this city.
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TEE Committee Of Arrangement on the
reception OF the Grand Lodge Of West
Virginia are all requested to meet tonight
81 Odd Fellows Hall.
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Now husk your corn and kiss 8 girl
with every red esr, and fyou can't get 8
red eSr in Any other wsy, pinch it.
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THE WEBER Piano YIcToRloua-The
Weber Piano hAs Just received the firt
premium over sll competitors q, the Gin
cinnsti Exposition. The committee de-
etded that for depth, power, sweetness
orilliAncyr perfect equality Of tone and
elasticity Of touch, it has no equal.
WV. 3. sHEIB, Sole Agent
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The Prince Of Wall, Last.

His Royal HigaEtas has been detected
In many an scl which hiss startled the
Queen. The las: Of which is said TO be
tue ordering oil 10000 worth Of tickets
for the Public Library Of Kentucky. Her
Msjes;y, 1t Is stated, did not object 10 his
buying literally, but 10 the present con-
dition Of the Princes finances, she thought
10000 worth wss 10 much for him 10
invest |, Is asserted thsi be insisted on
sending bis order to Governor BfSmlette,
assuring his royal mother thst he knew
what be was about, for that as 81 500 .000
was 10 be distributed to the ticket holders
on November 30, and in such gifts IS
$3.50 900, 100000, &c, be would have =
splendid chance az one Of these splendid
prizss, and thus, easily pay his debts.
eOGkW,
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sroTEa-Parlor, Heating and Cooking
stoves, Of all the leading patterns, 8, the
lowest prices st NEsBrTT & BRo,
1910 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed 81 Silvey's Drug Store, cor.
ner opposite the Post Office:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

NSw Presbyterian Hymnal 70, sale BY
John W. Heiskell st greatly reduced
prices until December Isl.
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FOUND DRAp.-A man named Bird
was found dead in Benwood yesterday.
We have been unable to learn the pa,tic.
rlsfs
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WHAT shall be done with the psupen'
/: question thSt gsius new significance
u winter draws near.
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THERE will now be two Justice. bear.
Ing nearly the same nsme-Gil!espy and
sd Gillespie.
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PALACE Coal YAsEs.-The.lstest style
OIL Psr!or Vases st NEsBrTr & BRo.,
1910 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

The woods are beautiful on a bright
day, in their gold and crimson colonel
illisEe.
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FoR al kinds Of fsnnels, sbawIs, black
alpscss, snd other dress goods go 70
HENRY JACOBS,
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Little DoRRIT Matinee ibis afternoon
st the Opera House ST 2 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

IlDAvESFoRT.-It is hardly necessary
for Us to announce thst Mr.. E L. DAven.
port, the scholarly tragedisn, sppesIs in
this city on Monday evening. Mr.. Dsv.
export hiss selected "Hamiet" for Monday
night, and as his rendition of the prince
Of Denmark" hiss 8 worldwide signif.
canoe, We shsIl expect s crowded house
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JERRY CLEMENS,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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Ics wagons are disappearing from the
streets, and mosquitoes from the bed
rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

Do NOT fail to see McVlckeG and sully
81 Washington hall TO night.
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THE 0ctober term Of the Circui,
Court commences on Mondsy next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

You vii! laugh and grow fat, If you 90
to Washington Hall to night
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JUsT received, large sni choice se!ec.
ton o! Ladies Jackets and Dolmas, new
styles Of dress goods, Flsunels, shswls,
Blankets, Prints, Ginghsm', Sc, which l
viii sell chespfor cash. Please call soon
aud examine, snd oblige JoHy RoExEa
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TEKRS has been tall Of snow in The
mountains this side OF Cumberland.
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LITTLE DoRRrT Matinee this afternoon
st the Opera House at 9 O'Clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

TER ladies OF Wesley Chspel, South
Wheeling, will give Grand Oyster Sup
per and SociAb.e in the Lecture Room Of
the Church, on Friday evening, October
49, for the benefit OF the Church. They
want everybody TO come, est oysters TO-
getheE, have 8 nice time snd be happy
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FoR Clothing snd Gents Furnishing
Goods go to ]. Ensheines's No. HOS
MSin street
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For Adst:.onu! Lea ~ FTra Rs,s.
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+ LoLo HARRY, the infant wonder, at the
Novelty Theatre tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

TIE Washington Han Novelty Thssr.
opens tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

FOURTEEN s;aE sectors st the Novelty
Thesre tonight
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MAKE your selection esrly Of those
Poor House lots TO be sold November 2
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LITTLE DoRRrT Matinee this afternoon
st the Opera House st 2 o'clock.
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NovRLTT CLOTHES WR1SoRRs.-The
best w'inger made, ST greatly reduced
prices ST NEssrrr 4 BRo
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JERRY CLENrESs

ANOTHER INVOICE just received Of
those cheap Misses, Boys, Youths and
Childfen's Zip Boots ST falling prices.
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LITTLE DoRRrT Matinee this afternoon
ST the Opera House 81 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-17

TEo' MoRRIsV dances sn Irish reel at
Washington Hall tonight.
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First Branch.

The First Branch Of Council failed n
get quorum, and accordingly no bus,
ness was transacted.
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OPPOSITE Elm Grove are the Poor
House lots to be SOD November 8.
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oEE and five acre lots Poor House
Farm, 10 be sold November 3.
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LITTLE DoRRTT Matinee this afternoon
ST the Opera House at 2 O'Clock.
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Don't forget those choice lots, Poor
House Farm, to be sold November 8.
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CITY COUNCIL.


SNNSAN 1AAs-~
The Second Branch Of Council met
last evening, pursuant 10 adjournment
President Logan occupied the chair, and
the following gentlemen answered roll
call: hessrs. Carpenter, Crawford, Oar
rGh, Forbes, HIIlett, BELL. Hoffman
Koplin, MeGIw, Lancaster, MctfItt, Pol
lock, Ro.h, Simpson, Sweeney aud War
ren.
REPoETs.
The reports OF the Committee on
Water Works and Of the Superintendent
Of the same were read and adopted, and
ttlh TO the amount Of Slt4l5 81 were or,
dered 10 be paid.
The report Of the Street Commissioner
for the mSnth Of September, asking fol
the payment Of bills Amounting 10 &C.
6SS 40, WAS read and adopted, and the
bills ordered paid.
The report Of the Committee on Streets
Snd Alleys, asking an appropriation TO psy
bills amounting 70 81, $40 %, was read and
sdopted and the bills ordered paid.
The reports OF the Committee on Fire
Department and the Chief Marshal were
resd and adopted. The following bills FOL
the different engine houses were ordered
paid: United No. /. gee IS; Atlantic No
2, ISL 50; VigiIAnt No. 8, SIS 90; Hook
and Ladder No. /, 81 rs; hose Co. No. |,
tl5 IS. Total, $l72 A..
The reports Of the Committee on Gene.
teTies and City Sexton were read and bills
IS recommended therein, ordered 10 be
paid, and reports adopted.
The report Of the Gas Trustees ws read
and adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Ac-
counts, recommending the payment Of
bills amounting TO $3.50 65, was read and
adopted.
The report OF the Committee on City
Scales, accommodating the payment Of
bills amounting to $SSs %, Was reSd and
adopted.
THE GRADING OF MAIN STREET
The report Of the special committee on
grading Main street, together with the
following resolutions, were adopted:
ReSared, That the plan OF grading and
improving Main street, between 10ih and
l2th streets, IS proposed BY W. c. Smith
be adopted.
Rssoissd, That that part oil Main street,
between llth and l2th streets, be paved
with bouldefs-
Resolved, That your committee be, and
are hereby instructed 10 advertise for
proposals lor having the work done, and
report bids 10 Council.
Coffee house license was granted 10 J.
D. Kurner, ~ 1910 Main street
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TEETupAT

s. IS IS
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LITTLE DoARIT Matinee this afternoon
81 the Opera House 81 9 O'Clock.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Rssiead, That the Superintendent Of
the Water Works be ordered 10 exteud
the water pipe up Warren street TO The
north side Of Joseph Weruer's house
Adopted
REsaluEd, That the COMMITTEE on Lights
be and is hereby instructed 10 INQUIRE
into and report 10 Council what the pioe
factory and ground belonging 10 George
Crunbscker csn be bought lor, Tor the
use Of the city.
RaS2!ned, That the Street Commissioner
be and Il hereby ordered 10 hsye i6:h
street mscsdsmiZsd from the west side
OF Chspline street 10 the east side o! Nc
Co!loch street.
Referred TO the Committee on Streets
and Alleys for report.
R&to,usd, That The Street Commissioner
be instructed 10 place & stone crossing
across Ohio street. on the eSst side OF
South Front street; also scruss Front
street, on the south side Of Fink street,
Referred 10 the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
REso!pti, That the Committee on Ac-
counts report to the Council, ST its next
regular meeting, the amount Of uncollect.
ed taxes due the city Of Wheeling from
the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad COMPANY,
Adopted.
RGolrei, That the City Clerk hSYe a
notice inserted in the daily papers, Stating
that the city taxes are now due, and viii
bear interest after the lst Of November
next Adopted.
R1tatred, That the Street Commissioner
Is hereby instructed 10 repair the paving
on Alley 8, and put in said alley q small
crock sewer from the middle OF lie length
into the sewer on Nsin street, First Ward.
Adopted.
RtsoIpsd, Tbs, the Committee on
Grades be ordered 10 hsve the grade SCI
on Alley s, between Asin and Market
streets. Adopted.
R<So!eed, That the Street Commissioner
be, and Is hereby empowered 10 draw
on the treasury Of the city to psy John
Burns, contractor for spreading limestone
on Zane street Stvsnih ward, On said
contract, as the work progressed under
the Street Commissioners supervision
and inspection, and when any portion Of
the work hiss been done in sccordAnc
with the conrHctsuy s7ch payment not
effect In any manner the provisions Of
the contract sndibond executed in the
premises
Rs';'Nsd, However, that said payments
shall not at any time previous to compile
ton, exceed ffty per cent Of the work
done and estmSted BY the Street Com.
missioner. Adopted.
On motion this Branch adjourned until
next Tuesday night.
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Emanuel EmSheimer,
IlO6 Main Street

TAlFI Store below Corner Of Eleventh 81.
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PRTTTIOSS

The petition OF Edward Carr snC
others, 10 change the grade on 9th AnC
2Sth street, was referred to the Commit
tee Oh Grsdes.
TIE petition Of Mrs. Sutton and others
in regard 10 paving Eo1 above 10Th street
wss referred TO the Committee on Street.
snd AlleyF.
The petition OF ID. Works and o,herl
for q sewer in alley G, between 26ih snc
9th streets, was referred 70 the Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys.
The petition Of Daniel BOdley ant
others, 10 plSce three strings OF limestone
on Webster street, east OF ChEpline va.
referred to the Committee on Streets aud
Alleys.
The petition OF John Clator and other:
for board walk from l4lh street on The
east side Of Baltimore, TO 18Th street, WA
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys with power to sci.
The petition OF Alexander Gribbin fol-
the change Of grade OF Alley IS, near
McColloch street, Fourth Ward, was re-
fetre4 10 the Committee on Streets snd
Alleys.
The petition Of the citizens Of South
Front suee;, on the Islsnd, for lsmp posts
VISA referred to the Committee on Lights
The contract for building the wood
work on the bridge over CAldEell's run
ST Johrson's mill, wSs swarded 70 ]. "
Bfodie for $3.50.
The report Of the Conference Commit
ee in relation 10 special wste; t41, Was
IS follows, which was adopted:
Resa'pe9, ThIt on cigar manufacturers
there shall be levied TAX OF three dollsrs
as s fixed amount and three iourths OF q
cent additional on esch 1000 cigars man.
uisctured.
2. That on brewers there be levied tai
Of twenty-five dollars IS fixed amount,
and SIX cents additional on esch barrel
manClSciured,
, 1874-08-04

tnry, and tho courae prrstlcd !,y Tho foy. Mr.
hlaelauglllan whom lo appeared l,oforo IT, 1Io
'faa rnttier sovoro Oil tho reverend Eotltlonnn !;
allu whnt ho aatd alnut tito mootfng Of tho l'ren-
i..ytery Is bottcr told by tl'o following extract
lrou1 tho minutes or t!tat body:
tK:ton from tho C1,icngu congregation naoptcd
yoe Of q 70 a. b. 9 ,.a ts
.dea a1n deht Of TIM church. road. Ilcrc wrro
y 1s1 tG.a 0oencs III li4c cahp Of Rprni by Alr.
n pna ~ nsast q aeo Of o sesson for
sa4 s " " Ell %sia Il tv0' Of 'ssar' shs1soD VI elas
Ino apeacasa wsa nr&s takcn up, nntl after hearing
has1gs oo pfTssytery Tra "Taluosy sRreod to s'
SSa @ saf ssyss ,es eshsiss rssss
icnRthcncd roaaoning Il waH agtcod 10 nupo;nt ouu
t1on M to vlst ohiesHo for tle purpose Of procuring
n nsscessary .nfor,natlon a, e,tdeayoring 5ocro
fensiored tho resignation Of hls pastoral chargo. Air.
sI6aih ia Xuen1t, .n i,s tho cogregsaa tt eo 11to q
p7cabytcry.
:, mr. Mcphorson anii ho wae Borry to honr from
tt,c pulple Sunday that tho quarrel bud progroan.
Cd 30 tar that peace could not 10 made. Ilo did
not belovo tl,ns that waa tho case, but thought
that THO dfercHcos III tho congregation could bo
an,lcnbly adjusted without any groat trouble. 1t
ought to 10 attempted, ut any rate, and Ito
1noyod that all who tavorod postponing action
until aftor tho arrival Of the floputatlon at tho
Chatham PreHbytory Blould sigh paper to that
otTnot.
Tho motion vas carrlca, anu Tho meeting Cd
iourned.
a mooting OF tho full congregation will 10
held At tho oll.1rci. Wednesday osoning, at
which tho question Of acparation vl bc discuss
, 1874-08-04

Janoa and othera, Of Milwaukee, and Is in command
Il Capt Lonta Vance nnd hnr capacity Il. aGooo bn
tua,h. 81 let; ,oph Of ho.a, j! feet;
oaarersa faso one-!''p: q Ltverpool. Theoxry:s
e @TIo rS'S seSr. D. n joDson W,aona aud raine.ve
40 Es 5fGstes ssr a 11 ssss. sse with III. prop
% @Sse. j. sscy Is ssaund sasin, al aier foaf
@Tle aehr 9: 9. butts. which eant in The Norh
nfsnsh yssterny h. been raised .a taken O"
-T4o splendid excursion stoamer peoricsa, Of Lao.
roll Austria'a feorlo" Iakc Bnrerlor 1ne, arrived
i th,s barber 5ssssla, With falloaa Of r,tsegers:
Duluth Oh ths evening Of .he 2sth II July. a.
uoaghton wero tho following vcasola: Fayce Jjrow,
i. Waller: Eesauneo, b. IL Wi|aon, Charles VIII,
Sllawnee, tCs,ormosant, Alpena. " i nsrMn,, u.
srii Alise 1'radey, sr.rta Iiss.ns, sa,na|ra. Two
mote nrnqstss lrontsn, g. r: Mneh, t,n.d.nE ssnr.
eanal On tho morning Of tho Slit. Arrived At 0Sieago
Monday morning, hasins omxpnsonocl m a'e woathcr On
this evening or Duluth nnd intermediate poris tom
hor dock At tho foot Of Washington street.
EtsEWnEuE.
shtp-bn,'htnR IL almost .. ttnnd-s!ill In all the
Tho schr " II. warner, which eot d, ut tle head
Of Grassy Ia1au1 Just above le Hight, Int Wednesday.
her.
-The following rss,e. .se la4 ~, n4 Rssns A.
Rcubon loud, 90,UC0; City Of Manitawoc, u, GOO
George Moody, $1,000; smrlight, 24,0oO.
AT MilwanReo from Dfty to sixty scssa,a arc laid
up along tho rtyer docks, with cnfryiua cnpuc.ica
VARYING from 10000 to 30 900 husola q Whoat. Tho
wa4hce are: 4Mcc =. Norrls, Iauaer: Typo, gaye-
land, Monitor, uns1p piHcr Wiiisn1 A3tlrich, Il. Y.
Clifford, William orandy, $. s. osborn and tho aar
djnia.
Tho Montreal I'owlug ASSOCIATION ,ss nurel,aaoa
Tho well-knowi, ting Frank lerow from tho Afaytha1u
brothers, Of buffalo. Tho consideration was si0t6o0.
uegcafter tho Ioraw will tow Rrain-b,raes between
Eingston and 1toutrcaL Tho Captain aud crew 60
with her,
Tho Chcora wao noted b1ockadc-runner In tho
rebellion slo hnilt III Cauaan nt,l nttcr tno
tcol was cut III tno bo;g TOO largo TO take through
tho Ecllanl Canal, ai4 again put together. sheis
now Tho fascst stearncr on Tic akcs u built Of tro
and fOrps ono Of tho Coi'inHwpoi roMto to thp Cam.
dlaa possessions on Lake Superior. sho will soou ba
at Chicago yAo Inns hcon chartered for party, tn
eud!ng tho Governor dsncral nf Canada to visit tho
great lakes, Shc to leave C1sngwnod tho 27th
Of Juls a to 10 q. SAUL Ste. Mario July 30 aud at
Chicago tatcr. -