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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18

do you 90 to Sabbath School. my
lad?" kindly asked city missionary
of deprayed little Dubuque urchin.
MARY" answered the innocent child,
shut I've got fightin' cock that can
walk over any bird in this town that
wears gaffs,"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18
THE PROPOSED STAMP TAX.
Facts and Figures in Relation to the
Stamp Tax New Before the Senate.
Prom the Richmond whig.


| The Senate had under consideration
to-day bill proposing a State stamp
on the various forms of contracts.
The object of this bill is for the State
to occupy the exact ground which the
government Of the United States did
previous to the legislation OF 1872.
when Congress repealed all stamp taxes
on all forms ofeontracts except checks,
orders, and drafts.
The report of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1869, shows that the
| United States derived from stamps on
all forms of contracts the follow
ing
General stamps used in
that tyea-............-.-llS0l lis OIL pa sl2, ,Ia06S7
Propritary samps.-----.2s, ,s57, rs S,74l,zss
Total,.......... 80. .ses,7ss sl5.sse. .s25
Virginia's s proportion of this amount
was S52S,737. If this subject had been
entirely abandoned by the Federal
government, and the Legislatureeh choose
to occupy the whole field, both Of gem
erll and proprietary stamps, the State
treasury could be replenished easily
by this amount. Should the present
bill pass the Senate a very consider
able revenue would yet accrue to the
State from it. Why should not the
State commence to occupy this
FERTILE FIELD OF REVENUE,
so far as it has been abandoned By the
Federal Government, and look ulti-
mately to the whole of these sub
jects?
May not the Legislature call on its
Senators and Representatives to move
in Congress to repeal its present laws
on checks, orders and drafts, and pro-
prietary articles, so as to give the State
this most fruitful source of revenue in
order to enable her to raise revenue to
meet the extraordinary demands on
her for her school and other State pur-
poses, aud to preserve her public faith
in the payment of her interest, and to
lay by sinking fund for the ultimate
redemption of the principal of her
public debt2
/ doubt not that large majority in
both branches of Congress would
readily respond to this request on the
part of the State.
Every vote from Pennsylvania may
be relied on with the West and South
which can easily lead to their repeal,
thereby opening up one Of the most
fruitful sources of revenue to the
State, which with a stamp whisky tax
will bring:
On WHISKY ISo,ooe
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18
Going to Unload,

A strange report reaches US from
Washington. 1t is to the following
effect:
President Grant has become terrified
at the effect of the Sanborn swindles
aud the moiety exposures upon his own
standing and prospects. He thinks
Butler is good appeDdage to part
with, and Senator Conkling he loves
no longer. He has resolved upon dis
missing Richardson. Sawyer and Ban
field all at once. He is likewise LOOK.
ina forward to other changes in the
Administration, but these will first be
made. At the same time he has made
friends with Morton and Logan and the
Southern men, and sees that imitation
is popular.
Richardson is to be succeeded by
Columbus Delano as Secretary of the
Treasury. while j. w. Douglass, now
Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
expects to be Assistant Secretary in
place of Sawyer. Mr.. Banfeld will
doubtless be succeeded by some one
among the members or relations Of the
Delano family.
Whether this programme will really
be carried into effect or not is uncer.
tain, for what mind he has Gen. Grant
changes very often;-N. ]. Sas.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18

THINK of il, Mr.. Bobbs, the
United States drinks 500, ,00O, ,O00worth
Of spirits every year (Bobbs exei,-
edly.l Il wish / was the. United
States
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18

Depot for all Patent Medi.
cines-Simmons' Liver Reg.
ulator, Vinegar Bitters, Hos
letters Bitters, Rangum
Root Liniment, Danforth's s
Sanative Dentifrice, etc. We
sell ALL PATENT MEDICINES,
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at
manufacturers prices.
OWEN & MOORE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18

$50 you are taking lessons in draw
ing. Sallie?" Yes, and the teacher
says | am an apt pupil, as l draw more
differences, insinuations, admirers and
allowances than any girl in the acad-
emy."
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18
White Lead, Oil, Paints

and Painters Material for
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18

sale low at Byers'.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1874-04-18
v. 1. VILLA MS.

SPRING ADVERTISEMENT.
The Cheapest and Best Shoes
ever 0ffered In ClarkSyille. 5
Retailing at Wholesale Prices.
"A Mans Full Stock Kip Brogan
81 %.
A Ladies' Kip Shoe, 81 per pair
Read q full List OF Prices Below
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
Poland Defeated.
A Good Many Republicans.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Among Con-
gressional nominations to-day are the
following: Sixth Illinois District, Re-
publican-Gen. T. H. Henderson, de-
feating j. B. Hawley, present incum-
bent; Sixteenth Illinois District, Re-
publican-Gen. S. Martin, renomi-
mated; Nineteenth Michigan District,
Republican,. A. Hubbel, renomi-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
Cheap Railroad.

CHICAGO, Sept. A convention of
persons interested in the construction
of cheap railway between the Atlantic
seaboard and the Mississippi river,
was held to-day at Mount Vernon,
Ohio. The object is to secure organi-
cations in New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois which shall
undertake to survey the route and re-
ceive subscriptions for defraying all
the preliminary expenses. Commit
tees were appointed to originate de-
signs and devise subscriptions for the
preliminary survey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
SAN FRANCISCO.

Arrival of the China Steamer-Green-
backs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-The Pa
cific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Great Republic arrived to-day
from Hongkong and Yokohama.
Greenbacks, unchanged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
is selling their goods SO cheap. The reason Is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

OSCAR C. BALDY, V. s., TREATS ALL
~ diseases of the horse. Can be found
at corner Fourth and Fort streets. Los Ange-
les, Cal. au2 tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
N. n. Mitchell's

l. V Il IL , = "A u L 4
CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL
~ Having thoroughly refitted my Livery
Stable, / am prepared to furnish saddle
Horses or Single and Double Teams, on short
notice. l offer great Inducements 10 Travel
ers. Horses kept by the day week or month.
Terms reasonable. jylstf-1k
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

The BAZAAR is now giving IL yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards Al
French and American prints for 81. AT the
corner of Main and Requena streets, oppo-
site the u. $. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING

An INFALLIBLE REMEDY
"A for Brlght's Disease and disorders OF the
Kidneys and Liver.
To be obtained of Druggists and Grocers. For
sale uy ]. l.. WARD & CO, Gen. Agents.
Testimonials OF Its efficacy can be found at
our Office. augl9 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
G0ODALL, NELSON g. PERKI Ms
STEAMSHIP LINES.

&T& The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
= SH1khaS1NG STEAMSHIPS Of this Line
will sail regularly, as follows
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
DR.. NJ. S. JONES,

EORMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
49, Il has located in Los Angeles, where
INSNs. he will give his special attention to
So diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
OFFICE Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DIR. HOBBS

Can be consulted at his residence. Alameda
street, near the Depot. Special attention
given to rheumatism, Erysipelas, Cancers,
Tumors, &c. These latter affections treated
successfully, by perfectly safe process, with
out either incision or burning and nearly pain
less. aug25f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept 3.-A letter dated
Havana, August 2Sth, says: "On the
10th an order was given TO put Fred
erick Docaery in the chain : gang,
which was accordingly done, but he
was spared the indignity of being set
to work with the remainder of the
panpu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-05

mated; Third Michigan District, Re-
publican-J. G. Burroughs, renomi-
mated; Fifth Michigan District, f. b.
Williams, renominated; First Wis
consid District, Republican &C. G.
Williams.
, 1874-10-12
REMsPApEl, CoN6oLlDhTl0n.

specstsl psspetch to 9hH Ghtcseo Tribune.
ALTON, ILL.,, Oct. 10.-s1cnsrs Drown Il 1'erlne,
editors and brorsiototH Of tho C,snsderlaad Pres
byfertun, thh loaaing paper Of tho Cumberland
Presbyterian denomination, md which hab hoal'
published in tlIs city for tho last ten yours, have
just disposed Of the whole establishment, iucud'
lug tspe. presees. aul goodwill, for s1e,0oo, to
tho Doard Of Publication OF that denomination,
aud will remoyo tue ofl1cc to Nashville,
ronn, wlern it viii bo consoI-
dated With tho na',ner Of l'eaae. Tho
Cumberland Presbyterian OF lhls datn Gays ti!c
consolidated pulor will tje ssuod frnm EQAhvi'la
and st. Louis jrlat ~ tho Interior flom Chloago
aud st. Louis, and Christian O1sorrer from
Louisville and Richmond. Fill details Aom-
ever, must bo deferred, aud MIL 1e giyeu tn an
enrly, sauo ol tue consolidated paper, ;rhe edl.
tosial management Of tl1e consolidation l.nB
bccu tende, cd to thu lsoY, j. n. Brown, Of thit.
oity, llsp present editor uf tl.a Cumberland p'es-
bytcria., wltcn 4o haH aecoltod.
, 1874-10-12

entrance Of tbo 81 at s'e,'e5n an1 vne9s 'rf!v H.
Milwaukoo lid aalth auef ct f.Iscnguts, p0'nu of
ssho,t ,weta Ia,ttcl here.z Dri'ti. 3rf1nhr.
~ Warrington special 10 lilo Coytiad tsaafr m.
nonnteh Thai Aufnhtr ]. Kinna. Ehet Of heF;nnp F;a
Afhs!ne nnttaM Of tho Treasury Deiastne''s, hA ss
9rk holectihg points on tho Nefefn iak 70 ctnu IT,
lea Congress. li n now ihspo=sug tic coae Of tko
Etie And u bxpgctrd horne nbaN 10 Tho cxact i1a-
stttn heSe hton np3sced mud tho Htatiohs ast beeh
cfeee ns,ra u men, to march IRON one ssassa
lurpoHa Of watching Tor se.sels in dislrtss On tho
discovery Of 4 wreck, tIcsn mnn Immediately sgha o
tho lookout aE tho staoh thtta hcctfiuK nronpt ar.jn
, 1874-10-12
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE; OCTOBER L. 1874

and, from The entnttaintlont thoy hare eiton by
Illustrating sphtn, tho Chicago public will have
rsason to look for rotT pleasant hour or sWo ut
MoCutplick'b Hall this csenfng.
PERSONAL.
"Bi,1" Loake, manager of Tho indianapolis
Academy Of Music, is III tho city, taking in tho
theatrical audtonces como fron.
ttf. 1osoph Wheotook, formerly loadtug tnan
at Booths Thoatro, was in tho city last week.
Ho ia travelling through THO Wsas puppotting
Mrs. Aguos {klrs. ]. b. Booth.
, 1874-10-12

ndoptod forbidding asudentu to frequent drinking
and gambling sal,ons, md rosppointlng Moaca
Colt Tyler as Professor OF English Litetktute. =,
afI}rtue tho incroRbsd prosperity Of tbs Untver~
atty, tho entirely satisfactory roBuite Of coeduca.
fiou, and ask tint Tho standard Of tho medical
aehool be By some tnoans raised; thet % new hoa-
schools @ bo oatahiiHhol and hopes Tor prynto n,,.
niiiconoo to aid TIM Unfveastty tn It's financial
endorsements. Tho total iln1nber Of studon.e
in attendance laat year was ,l12. Tho total e.
fhc oetmntsa deilcit for next yoar ia e1o,b0o.
, 1874-10-12

ToR SALE oAKWoop poUIEVAKD. AXD
s.'is WStRS tS SCI; 81 ss
Ton SAfK-TiikEE cintOE NEs!nENGs$ l0;ra
4, on Whhsstl.av.. buwcsn wunr :Ion!ttl md TNon{
isl fcol aeep alley, will snil
SrN6Nsss sa a1insss1G ot oa'h IT ea'' e' Y"
7on s*tE1on o RNXr-TWE EI.Ea SNT, NoVNF
5As E ii Ssss @sSasss2 sn'o'''''s
EQn hALE-7l2o FnET nN LANGLEY. Az; ALSO
la tett oh Evana az, mar Eort5 third oonsot mt
Sua9ass osroe @ Ill @ n0o''x
T,uis BALE-TliR oi1MApEsT ii0MtYTE1D IN
on-av,, oay bookt Union paek; NreEc}ass ncRi.
horhs.ad; pgtco ~. aat lnaalp nf lEo M. MlLLs1t,
ZION SALE-AT 4 ilREAI sAGillEI0i:. ET,ltT;fl1VT
fuurhat., {4Vou ca h. balance lime. s. DALAAlATER,
VI NnBhingtou.ht.. bas7anht.
C,oR saLE-ON KAsY TERMS. Tilf; TWO STORY
& g. II wisUA s5 sauh c.ff: "'s'
f,oR: sAtE-EToRE, AND LOT. es1Ioo, no. is
lerns 01 g. eoE 2s'9 &s,sn as; Ss soa easy
0R SAILING ilAyE pii9lof L!$i SF rl.9r n
iaycsmcns rloaso eaii and exsstino lis u. COLI
j Bun. lis #Sst kisaison-st.
nor sAEE-I,wU:sT0I AND ANENNNr nMI0K
dVcrEs tnon,. cAsh, With nodosn e.
III III bestposp 6sa &c os 'a''
FoH BALM i; s9Tmtl 1 {I.t l;,,5 ,rANXs5ESS N{ai "a
knpnrIor.i,a.. bntwnoa l,tlc9in an1 ko1ysts. AHah
| CRANE Rnonl >, ~ Auuth Ga rk.st: :--sx~.
, 1874-10-12

az 1itE aipx or rnorEHrAS7ihil.
Ho argued that tile se!Eious sptit Arrays
aoiIcht rc,idlons and outward unity. Working
out f,is postulate, he aLounaod will terso and
ri1uhnt characterization Of Tho Anglo. Catholic
And e sase rookag '1aA 4ao ao1
Alll.son Of this kind ssas gteetcd with loud al'-
plause aud t. tow hisses. Which. OF course, only
tended to inase thn npplal9c morn pronounced.
Tho gisk Of Dr. WAahburn's posltot--hnt in 1t
Of those lihtoalngEau. tlat lhete viz MI essen,
tlal spirit OF united b0tiyeon all tito Evangelical
Protestant Churches, aud tint the Epiecopal
uh,,rct ,ras Catholic enough in erced to and
UNITY w1rH rnEM Ath,.- -
hisl colld to ,oli[c ed without infringing on os-
aent'a1e. DR.. Potter, WHO was tho young.
CT Of oil Tho speakers. ,'.,,t na Ggsa ,ss
sas SsIes as aass nS effss e oea iss
rpro clogoly than Dir. WAshburn, Doth cssay-
lsta wcro greeted with loud approval: No ono
appeared to taka tho other view; and ~ Cs,fztc
.hNn read al essnY, quito witty in patss "hssA sS
more VeaaitelY limiting tho way to outwod
forulB II unity.
TO BUM IN,
tho C0rtV1 ese appears to have answered tic puf-
poseH Of eEatc.y~valve tor tho oenes"iso s'1n nn"
pal Church ibis mas not exactly what was OK,
pccted, huAtho u,ajo,ity Of tAcao who projeetetl
It nrponr aaantlod with tho result. Tho Interest
III /! has ALREADY boon absorbed in proceedings OF
| the
7wkHTr-sEtEn1,l 1nIENHtAL CONTENTION.
now ,tuslor full hcalway nr st. Johns Chhpel.-
ono of tho adt,,nc.s Of Trinity, and sauaisy.
decorated odftlco int.riorly tho body Of wll'rl
rumindH one Of BONO II tbs lnoto famous Ion:
tlon MuHic-hulls,. in @te glaring aolosing. pr
+; Dix, or tho other High c.,Ns etn.en who supetin
tended this specimen OF Hight Chnech dcruFativt
mt, nre not to oo congratulated OIL 'ta "cllca1
trcmels @Hlgll-Churrh, mt, nndor a 1eea Garial
light, would 10 moro harhontous in tono nn'
stylc.
I The Convention itaelf is hrgc body Of dis
tingtished anil eustureA-appcasi :aea. and It
On the ifptl.,a now threatening divisions in III
Episcopal Church. r. l. II.
, 1874-10-12

4 ii, CASH PAID FOR UAsTtaf7E OLoTHINs} AND
n mscoila neoNs goods of al kntphy spnug Il J0NAb
GNLD DEttS Liam O.Hce, h35 ntaso.tt.
II: SooD o@AsroSr @ e1on31iSd M1Ais 1;IHis,Y q
ai santi Ulnrkrt. ufdcr. bs mil pmp'lY sstonsh i'd.
i9ooKS obsNED AM, 0i55SE1}, aH2,IpllGAT!:p
J1 ACCOUNTS alljh,trd. WEBB L TUCKER, export &C.
cu,ntauta. HUM 0, l55 Iinat Madison =.
Dash PAID Fl>is OH NEWspsRENs.1 H1lK;S'
Hsi,phe' taxs snatHif 70 tls w. It ft;iti H. !,
any part Ut tuo c!y, FREQ.
AI iss q. .. sipIiVI;s.. DRESS AND 0I0AE.
tur .oa fE Nov Yak vita a1o latest viii To tdnh
ii bid II ahasl ~. " and attdr 31ondvs. 0et. 10,
N:ANrEn-nY YOUNG AMNN1oAN WITH ,s4oo
" onTtthl Interest iu Hn,ail good paying h!at.
nc5s; Of would hen:pt n1 ndn ~ clak Mi' ctyal ~
keunri,y; wtises gDoa hhnd. Address u IT, Tfibnns
, 1874-10-12

speeta! Dtspach to The Chieaqo Tribune.
AKnox O., Och 10.-A building, owned by T.
4. .Jacksou, WAS destroyed BY fro this morning.
Loes, R3,G00.
, 1874-10-12

Is that esorything IL 10 infinitely prepared bo-
10 good thtng In ita place, and probably good
Missionary Hocicty is itn place. but I thfnk tho
infusion Of littlo young blood would not harm
orau tlin A. u. g. r. NJ.
rhoae ptesent 1t this n coting nlnas have h,,f r."
Tho groat iiIllonty is that those who noed this
jmn,ilno most Here not thoro, and did not caro- to
be. Tlase will conttnus to pnrauo tho eyon tcnor
Of tl,oir wAyb, unmovod by tho Macedonian cry,
HCome ovar aud help ug." u.
, 1874-10-12

Stxesui Disnach u 3'At Chtcaao Trtbuns.
HARTFORD Crit, Ind, OoE. 11-Thia morning
tie headiug nna stove factory belonging to
uoerI bros. wnH lA1rnod. Loas about $4,000 no
insurance,
, 1874-10-12

ElouriMK D1tals nufs1eds
Special D1sniteh to 1hs Eafedoo 7ftot''f.
ElHoop, Ind, Oct. ll.-Iho Touring rntl!s Of
J. L. Adalr & Drs., of this place. wore dostroyod
by fro last night. Loss, SIC: 1000; insurance
s8, GOO, In Esna and phuut1. supposod to be
tito work Of An incondiaty.
, 1874-10-12


PonT IIun N, NJ. H., Oct. lu-DowS-rropa PAS
ealr lstsp Acnrs Enla 9. II titinsor. csrltssford
IIo cr tag Cuaullun with ptop alar, Jar1cs
Ur.-irots Gig Of Dulnth. .nldger Stase, phi'nde1
rhia aal cot,sos ciIy Of Naw York, Jenlleha anu
ssrsst acsB JS1es Q. Harrison, RnsSht Tehpnf, u.
III ftEs.
NiNn-soushwest, brisk. .-..-.- .-.
rpnr Aunos. Mich, O:t. I5.-EvEk1na-Dows--
prols Arnba, .Masibtco, Drpuktyn, Colorado.
ur--Frup Java; schr heiTin y. Dacoh; bark Two
*pscfa' nf,pat.1 q re cAieasa 7itsnas: ,m.u.
Pour lluNoA; Mlctl., Oct. ll-nnwN-propa
Queber, Ut. Paal, 0celn, Wluslow, y. Jdseph,
Anaso Laurie, rortta, YeA.',, ssn'las: hnsc9h sna
ii. hutchinson 6. aAersnau White Cloud, !. ganneo,
M'',etal snle, City q To&aa 9nonaags, Klugishe,'
ra,i n,ertn. plan,ar,k. ohah,plo,1, EnsIe-wing,
lthnuiar. n'1pte, John o'Nr,l, f.votiso, y l.: WI
Cs,fer, kuta Darlty, q. b. Wiudiatc, .Dopalisun
{; ailaa West, i. K. Nins, EAzabush jones'. 0. O.
Ur-psops Wenona, Nasnnn and cenaost, Y. ssEn!t
nnt consort, FaA nvIiey; Rchrt Fanny oanpbell
W1Sp-Ncst, fresh. Weather cloudy.
, 1874-10-12

Eu<cfdi Usptsth to Tho Chirtiao Tribune.
ANN A,:iJun, lI,e1,, Oct. 1Q.-Tho regular ineet-
Iug Of tAe He9onts Of the Michigan pniyorHjtY
vii held yeaterday and to-day. By.lawa weaas
, 1874-10-12

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
T0R. SAtt-s1oa WILL liuY 4 LOT, \, AZ TARK
s9sf 4, fjsS ,SnSs1Ns NySm se
U,oll sAT,E-T:,7 GOTTA az. j ,Apn5$s. A. ii!'-
so do9n. iaaaeo 81 Mop,hiy; Az n.w sssake
y. Ultee days. Saturday. 31onday. J. y. EAhLE'
hoom s. liJ Monrop IT,
mon HhLE- iiOUSKS AND COTTAt3t;s in
ter1ns. Monthly pAymonts, TIl.L6rauN bros. p'
nn.st.
, 1874-10-12


culcAuo.
ycA,rray uaans II very aisasrenaolo Tor tho yeshola
'ue is II s Sshu; 1 1iumer:ett sst, tea,anng in commits
1' Aou hiait' wety-v @ uubur:lndcn yt,soss wero At
Tho M al abr Tastie wis stripped yu,torday, aud has
D re ai asGr ii 5ohn IN Minor, which want into winter
quarters few weeks age, ans Sce,' lifted up ass!n,
-rIo Tug Aiicr l5s ller wheel saturday night near
Twelfth strret lrlugo. She will 10 ia1d up for Tho
The tug ntsmarek nndo tha .raasnDe between Nc
np1nueo I'D hin city " 80 h,rs, wnieh Ia retnurx
u,y ,la time, conttdtrlg thas shc had shroa hsa'iy
''s1 sThs u,s INV aeaSt;aeskta ship oay
q as dsas a y m ~ e, s5sf to af''
The scow Porter went asoia III tAo storm of Ssed~
--Tilo sshr Il. Y, Avery haa arrived at o2dcnsb,rg
grim I w's ss.ado. AID there was sooo LII o ry arsi
a new prorel,sr ,s coatraclspa It IIntoi having
2oU feet kee SA fe&t heata nd 70 faet d, inoasuttn
!soo tons. ada carrying uuout laoooo tees Of lna'
Tho xcl,r reean, which grounded daya sge
aa1s 6s s9s q 4 wass .aS Il as ' %h ct VIZ
ispseh frsn pot, Huron states tho hsrgs Mary
s IT, a ass Int sas fosSy S s rseass s
The corncr-souo VI the frat lock on src. Of TIM
| new WcllA,.d Cal!al was lata With duo cere!nopea
| abuuk II o'cIock Tues1aY morning.
| -stra,uera whtrli arrived up Oh yesterday report
lostcros weather Laks Eto NH! nun,er If cralts
delayed, including Usrgen, vt plgeon bay and Po!nt
Au Vc!eu !alald. Among tA0se reported was tue
ap,n4 barge Antelope anl two ll1neer ludcn. a few
yeasps, probably grain latlen fran Lake M!cAigan.
were eo.tvndng With tbs elements hauled by the
wind. ullhoagh mAkhK slow prvgress.-Det'pn
ITabtHe.
~-Tuo III. rhon,aa Ti,Mts hAys: "a5rornmsut Gu
gi1drrs nj resont making survey u This larlor
nptr object Ii Ia ascertain wal rbpsr ars netessnry
| null whit tho Probable u.st Wonih bp 10 Put j. 10
IrUper Gt.tt. Wuen their survey Il completed t9y
VIII rapport Ae te@ult to Tie oos'H!sksaNvr p pnba
Wurs Tar Us1lat1n, 10 w1lon penn for a'd hns ~
ready bepr prexeulcd by !, Mann, d hs town prest"
dent. n.t other members ~ Tue llarIor conspsny,
W. tnluk AurlsMt appropriation should be granted
for iAia lrp0l, tAa u thu laryest harhoI bnweeh
llond Fan Rtt ihy Point Mi mp Mhefs SsssSss =,
often reYure to SEEK refuge. 1wauld @1dnuMeoly 9e
tl.,lIc tliaSstcr HhHult tue Company be Obliged te
gshe 1t FIR wu1t Ut funGa 10 nako tho necessary TO-
pa!rs.' a.. ,o,,,.., ,,,n,,,n,
Ltue arrive lon yosvrl4y franI of!sARo. ca route
tH,Iunsbury, having Ind stormy passafe WING VI
Inkn 3!IclIRals, and was cu1eut - lnntn harbn
VI Agau;towop whese kAs gen4lnea saMA c!gAt ~ lei
hours Ollef stcancrY u tho lslger class waro oliver
: 10 u like resort. Tho tug wnsow waa NIT At Fait
ptas4uo ls taxing On wood. It waa rory foggJ a. th
, 1874-10-12
At lHalltsot7, lrltl4

U1Sc,vNAT1, o.. Oct. 11.-A Madison. Ind,
epecial to tho Gassls eaya that new aud va1ua-
bio barn belong4g to J. D. Taylor, near thns
place. with three hotses, VIII burned stIs uoYn-
ing. LOSS probably $4,000.
, 1874-10-12

4.NT[E EFE{tNfN
Ners rctive and blalo ilaer nj c closc, quofnbla
ut Ga4i{c far wheat, u Gs1;a for corn, .ud 30 for
cats 70 buffalo. .Chartnrs Mere: 10 nuG4!o-nlczeA
nnter ant. hstehnnt, corn Y! 3'so; Esop Funtst IN
.ty. eefn tnroaSn retrs CITY ot fssncsss, aI J. Z.
wcas Wheat 1t lAc; prop Gulu, oats aud barloy. und
prup Russia, oats o through rate; prop jay. Gould,
wcgacllc, corn up through rate To oswcgo-srhr
Mary Lyon, utan. 1t 79Sc. - klnsston--sths New
Dominion, wheat oh owuetA account. Total. III |;
, 1874-10-12

11AnTNEn WANTED-WlT11 ETY. MuNDFr
L LplEss, to 70 &Atu u manufacturing Analattk Laal
It nooM Noa, u and 49 Ashland HIock on MVlasy.
, 1874-10-12
LOST AND FOUND.


~A-.-
I1uUND-A COW on AnMlT!.uR RuADt OWNER
sun n-so tls nnq,abr d;ssE!hi3T ,hss md i'a''as
lweon Spiatailst. IN ktma.iaar. r.-z.-.-.
+ UST-FNiDAY EyHStSG-A DaRK D5poWS
h.r,o f,nen bred long tsi' @ ]Ss n 'ns; IL; ySs!hs r. f.
War1:a b II ioasins is il at Ii East Faolits.st.
T 0ST-WHILE HIDING NEryiiEN ,MADlspN
aitch;Esu.es.. Twaat,,atx.st, Cnten,stax>, Twon =
nia 49, aaa Xsaa.av isdIa alios MTtgsgs H,
aaa roase vi tha aors Wishing oalis. hhera 70.
war. will be Est Tor t3p reuru vi mo hboro tu tho owneF
At tho sdlro.s k7ou On tho cnfd.
uST-ThE MNE WiI0 PiIEsED. UP 4 SNAIL
u hnek nuar the raoltn ss9.eand 9oF ln On N.Y. Ra.t
Il fariso u Linglee ssa0a viii ro,as6a rcaa aaa
uo Quest.ons. ..
t,luLEN - aY UI,1GS-1 Nt7-TAY DOC 'JAPP0.
,nenr l'is Pacific noel. rss'etaay. ThAp' O.
, 1874-10-12

A-AuuTION 4 At Wl;6l'UN CO.'S, 1g8 RAFT
at 10 i. IL. Olsao4ao, Tlotdays and Fridays. Ample
tine ta tsst wurgsntuDe.
Sa.. nitS 99 Rss.ss soS9b1np Il g. btsaee M