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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-12-17

| with Several Thousand Engravings and Mape.
Ut .
TAR work originally published UNDER the title o.
rnE Sxw AhEsieAN CisLorxpIA wsy s9tnpirted y
1869. since which time the wlde clreuiatloh Which II
has attained in all parts Of the United statst. and
the signal developments which have taken place In
every branch or science, literature, and sr have In
dacsd thv editors and pubrhern to submit II tn an
exact aud thorough revision, and 10 issue now edi
tiou entitled Tur AMERICAN CIci orxbiA.
Within the lay ten years the procrsssof discovery
In every department. o. knowl dye has made Cow
work OF re:trrnce an imp rativc want
The movement Of political affairs has kept pace
with the discoveries o. science, and their ruitfu ap.
p,.cstivn 10 lie indas.ral And useful arts AND the
convenience aud refinement Of social life. Or,st
wars and consequent revolutions have occurred IA.
| volvng national changes OF peculiar moment. This
civil NAL or own country, which was u it, lei cht
| when the ast volume Of the old work appeared, has
| happily been ended, aud new course OF cemmer.
| c;al and indu stral activity has been commenced.
| Large ACCESSION, to our geographical khowledss
| have 5esn made by the indefstgable explorers Of
| Africa
This great political revolutions Of the iast decade
with the natural result q; the lspse Of time. have
brought into public view multitude Of new men,
whore names IRE in every one. mon h. and of who,e
lives every Ia curious 70 know the particulars
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bsintaiurd of which the details ct preserved
only in the newspapers, IN the tran'ent publica
ton. o. Ia, day sat which ought r1w :. take their
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has accordingi tecp the aim the EDITOR to bring
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and to furn!sh an accurate account OF the mort re-
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practical arts we'll AZ tn give and orig
'nsi rscosd o. tbs progress OF p"icai aud hstsrcA
sysrts.
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farming 10 fsei new Cycopsia, with the ramo pian
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PRICE LIST or TEAS.
OOLONG.
Black, 20. 50, ST., be-, 20 cts...... per Is.
MINED.
Green and Black 1855, he's, 70 c,, per ID
JAPh y.
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YOUNG HYSON and IMPERIAL. 1T sI2o, and
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OF supervisors for the County OF Lake. al
their Dvx, annual session, for the erection oI
Town 10 Hsr,b, OF RaLgs IL Wet, into a
Towushin
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The Forgery Case.

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YSittal, and One for Conviction.
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LAAH COUNTY OFFICERS.


David A.i.sthrep, &c. r.rSS Register
".c w. h"n". sheriff
jams i. Foster. Juiy~ uf Psobs,,
Kobs't D.. Bifbse Cosaiy Treasures
Darius &. Warner Prus. Atlorim,
Dewitt y. oavsnpsrs. Co. School Sspt.
William B,am co.
Lows Keller. N"''Ae'''
Henry saandcss9 A. =
q. N. q. Ross, sup'ts Of the Poor.
'ieo X. Pect. -
Albert A. Rlahchsrd. Go Surveyor,
BoAHb OF SrPKkvIsOEy.
Mas A. &. + kp H., Iosnship Of cha'', D. >
William Wood Pl.ss't Plains
George W, Clark 4" Xix
Harley HAGEN Lake.
Geo. W. Townsend - Webber
Albert Allen 4" Cherry Valley
James Blood Pinors
augustus Towner Ellsworth.
aohn J. Robertssa - K!llbuck.
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

New Revised Edition.
Rntirely rewritten by the sblest writers on every
subject Printed from new type, and illustrated
With Several Thoussnd Engrayings and Mape.
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Teas f! Teas!
ESrABLlaH;D 1919
THE ORIGINAL
AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.

No. IS YESEY STREET,
p. o. Box. 1897. New Y Ork
POREKT WpTJ pr..;,io,,
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! have no ehia5e 10 TT OFT Il gard - the
I con- Inun Of Q T til! u.arIes.
! 10 yoR THE REGATTA. -Ihe reG.tta excite
'ncit Is 81 calinS and we lave ~ Gbt bur t'.at
half vi ON male population viii be on hand ~
greet with O. tlrs the sl.cct s~ful crew. Ine
chamIion f. Z. / &c has b IN cilarter,d by the
elcan club to accommo ate their friends.
Capt. Brown vii! make ali eAcur 10 to the course
with the W $. Pike, and Capt. Charlie Thorn in
order to oblige his numerous friends, will
leave with his fine packet, the Carrie 4. Thorn
tn head of Canal street, at 3 P. VI. Mondav
The fare for the trip has be. n put at The low snnl
OF 81, and III consequence We expect 10 So.
every one Of the boats go out full of passengers.
The new Tint Shlnhe arrived yesterday rom
Cincinnati.
BOATS DUE.
The r. E. Lee from VicasDurs, Z GIire from
Lower Coast James Howard, Tom Jasper. .yno
Il. Maud, and Jno. +. Tolle, from 81. Louis, Cher
okee from Cincinnati, Hy Tete from donaldson
vile, and Selma from B you sara, al. the next
boats due a this port.
The Tom Jasper leaves Oh Wednesday. d: /.
NJ. for IT. Lonis.
The light draught pacle: Stella floci, San
Block. master. leaves on Tuesday. 18th lie.
7. N for Monroe. Trento . and . landing. III
anding. NJ Jack and Qua "a rive :.
Ihe Belle Rowland, Capt, tier. " koa, leave.
every Tuesday at ) y. =. for Grani Ecore and
iii way landings She VIII be four, .e.yins ~
morrow .na.s.inS 1t the foot c. C.-tuu. .iog.,.
street.
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49,. Proprietor and Manager
OLLO ENTERTAINMENT

OHIO ENTERTAINMENT,
oSlectinT everything, Brilliant aud Comic from
MUSIC, the DRAMA, BURLESQUE, FAR. E.,
B,LLEr, PANfoMlhL, MINsIRELsY aud
The enlarg ment OF the Academy during the
summer, by lie addition OF gallery to hold
iuo lLRSON> ri q CENiS ADMISSION
makes this Theatre the largest Tor Seating
capacity In the south. Besides the Exten-
5iFe MACH merry 80 successful used for MANY
years Hr pro eCtlou against fire, as also to
cool and heat the Tneatie when REQUIRED
full set Of BABCUCkS FIRE EHTiN.
GUlSHERS have been placed ut convenient
places about The Theatre, thus securing fur
ther protection. The Academy has been en-
:llely renewed in DECORATION, UPHOLS-
Terry, CARPETS, etc, ard opens its doors
comparatively NEW THEATRE
The OPENING COMPANY embraces artists of
unusual talent aud ability, amongst whom we
mention the famous European Dnettists. the
STUART SIS IERS; the Dashing Represeta-
tive OF the Young Man of the Day, Miss
ALICIA JOURDAN; SHERIDAN and MACK
ALLEN, Gyrnnastlc and Grotesque Song and
Dance Men the BOSHELL SISTERS, OAR
ING aud Artistic Gymnssts; Miss E LA AR
Mold, Charming Serio Comic Vocalist
Mile EVELYN, Premier Danseuse and Co,
lumbine: DAN DEyERE, Ethiopian Come
dian and Banjo Solo; WIN. EUNICE, Gro
league Dancer, Punch and Judy, ETC.; to-
ToMINlC TROUPE.
First Grand Opening MATINEE. SATURDAY
9Th INST.
Box 70 oti' E G r for Secured Seats from NJ.
Doors open and Gallery grenade at a ouarter
TO Z, Overture In Orchestra at q Quarter
4" o. s13n
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Cletrinys. Balances
September y ......... s715, $50 = s76, IS. j
,aine time last week. s7il ,Us3 - s6iHi6 81
POtai ia.t week. $500. o,82},7i 4. 1872,
.otai week before .....5, t03,7 81 3l9o3l
w. arc indebted 30 Mr.. J. N. Maynard. Man.
sr ot slc Rew Olleans Cic I'll - IL us. for tuu
following com paratiye statement 0! The. :s.o.lIie,i
Banks 1DG She week c.lin. to-day:
Increase. Decrease
specie ..................... So, 600
currency ........-. sL5I ,bUU 49,.
LOANS ......-... .-..-....... AV,UOU
deposits .......... ...... l33,OOO 80.
The Increase in loans and deposits is owing to
the addition Of two banks to the ASSOCIATION.
VIVID sensation was excited in financial cir
Giles late Ill the day By the intelligence that III :
der Il writ of sequeBtration obtained from the
uptrlor Court, al the eult Of a small creditor
the Citizens Bank had been seized by the Sheriff,
and was in the hands OF his deputies It vas
also mentioned that Messrs Casey Flanders aud
Liamblas had been appointed receivers, bu. IN
relation to this we have nothing auth ntc.
The Money market continues quiet, with
fair demand for discounts both at the banks and
on the street, but with little movement and with
the rates of commercial without apparent varla
tlon. we continue to quote selected signatures,
with or without collatcrals, at 10 4, cent per
annum, first class at ll@l2, Al at l51lo, and
second grade at 40 y cent per mon Ii. First
class mortgages arc still quoted at 10 n Der
annum. and secon grade at -.
Gold opened at 1903 tGtl09l, against 1r9s at New
York, ami after limited business closed a. the
OPP ming rates against / 81 in that market.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in Silver. American half
dollars were still quoted ut l0+s1 t05, and Mex.
can dollars at 81 gold.
Sterling Exchange was without auotable varia-
lion. The only saes reported we're $1,000 and
/ 1000 Al clt al at $40.
Francs were shade lower, but no sales were
reported.
At the close sterling bills we're quoted at 5 2s}07
'.2Ss for bill Of ading and Al clear; and-gj.a3
or bank, and francs ut 478i@477A for prlvat t.. |
md 80 for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of
Moderate extent, and with fair demand com
nercial was without quotablc variation. The !
ales OF New York sight covered So 1000 en-
'racing $4,000 commercial and SD, OOJ bank at |
y cent premium, and Is, 900 bank at Is.
The banks checked on New York at 1 II cent |
and commercial sight was quoted at
1916.
In Stocks we noticed sales of 10 shares ST. |
,harles Street Railroad COMPANY at ST. 81, and |
t auction by Messrs. de FERRET 4 Co., IA shares
1nion Bank at $40.
The only sale Of Bonds reported was $4,000 |
lily Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents at $4Dl.
No sales Of City Appropriation Certificates,
Police Warrants. and Time Certih
ates Of 1873 were still quoted nominal at 4.945
Nothing TRANSFERRED i'll State Warrants. Old |
re still entirely nominal, white new ruled ut Csc
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Stock same time last year. ............. 6,2lj
To-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3G6 bales,
.gainst LOG on last Saturday aud "A last year,
and since Aug. 81. Of 58!7 bales, against 1918
last vexr-increase 6l4
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the p.rts from II NJ. yesterday
urd and 32l last year, and since Aug 81, "a, 356
against Is, LIS last year-decrease $3.50. Exports
Yesterday to Or at Britain none. against me
last week and al last year, and to the Cont
nent none, against none last week and none
last year. Stocks At all the delivery ports made
up TO IL NJ. 80 6tl bales against It's, i93 last
week and IL Isl last year.
TOBACCO The reported sales to-day en-
braced l3D hhis, 80, 80 and 52l at -. Sa es last
week GIL hhds. against 1918 for the week before.
The market CO Itlnues strong. Ne quote III
feror Tugs at lie, low to medium at 8 9Slc,
good to ine SsleJlc, low Leaf l0tIl1tc, medium
I1Nl2c, good "a tine lls0ll3 c selections at
i4Gl5 Received slucc last evening, 81 hhds.
Exported 75l u New York. stock on hand by
our running statement 67l0 hhds.
tREIGH fS-This morning the steam rate on
cotton t. Liverpool by the only hip IN port was
fixed At ll-t6d an advance OF 1874 On prevloas
shipments, but later In the day 1t was readusted
and is INV quoted at tlSld. Shipments have been
made VIA New York at 81 and ID, which can well
be done. The gtlny ste to New York b ing sd
and thence to Liverpool Id. We also hear on
The street of engagements oy 8 stea mer to arrive
1t sd. By SAIL the quotations for cotton are !c
~ Hsvre aud sc ~ Geneva. By steam, TOBACCO
q New York 50 1895: 70 Liverpool vIa New
York, 52s til.
sUGAs-only three hossheads were received
his -ay.n.n5. IAN c.sasoi sod c~.anoa aal
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lO3 ---..-----5 ~. Cha rles street IO a.
OPEN DAY AID NIGHT UNTIL 10 Pm
This Institution Is the best and only resort ton
the relief ot tho DebuItated, Mental and Phy.
seal organization.
Terms-Only 81 per annum.
Adult classics. Tues lay and FRIDAY 7.8op "
Juvenile Monday, wednesday and FRIDAY, from
boy 70 o:oo l.; NJ, ar the rate of 81 per month
payable monthly Ia ADVANCE.
HARRY HAIMERSLEY.
Maltre dArnes and Manager.
auc6 3m TErS1
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The general t0ndeh.y was III favor OF buyers,
without any quo able variation except the above
Low Middlng sold at l5c. The market was ex-
tremely dull throughout the day.
The amount on shIpboard not cleared, going
81 board and engaged for shipment. was set
dow atthe opening this morning Ut 1900 bales for
the North, wuich, when deducted from the stock
on handby our running statement last eve l;ng,
leaves Il, 800 bales to represent the guam ity
at the landing and in presses unsOld or await x
orders.
The Exchange reports, "Sales 800 bales. Mar
ket dull" It's quotations Tor Low Middling are
reiuced IL
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Steamship Ne" . ieanc. Clarp, cr, Ecs "a. -
inst. 3. \ M,ultor-4i a.Sl-
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STEAMBOATS,.
Hmter. !tpievich from Lower c.as.
Frank Morgan Canton. from Love. Cos:
Weldon Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Empire. JpantTau. from Lower Coast
- John. MoElroy from Baton Eou,s
F1-ta, Mitchell from Alex 'nlia
John Kyle Hutchn -ol. from ST Loaf.
Vint Shinkle. Remission. from CincinA8.;
ARRIVALS AT THR NEW BASIN.
Schooner Mary Diana. from Pearl river
Schooner Gaeas. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner NJ rtha D. from Pearl IIyer
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Lean'ler Jane from Pearl river
Schooner Alice McGugen. from Pearl I.re.
Schooner Patr.l from Bayou Lacoml,e
Schooner Hattie NJ frun BlrOu Laoa,ni,5
Schooner Ariel, frum Tcheiuncta Eive1
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13

We dircc: special attention % the card, in az.
other column. Of K. J. Connolly, carpenter and
builder. corner Of St. Charles and Napoleon
Avenues. Mr.. Connolly il prepared to do prompt
IS aud well all kinds Of work in his line. He has
resided here for nearly thirty years, and W can
cordially recommend him 70 our friends and the
public first class practical mechanic and
thoroughly reliable man.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-13

Ho, FOR THE REGArTA.-By advertisement in
another column it will be seen that the elegant
steamer VIM S. Pike, Capt. Jno. J. Brown, slll
lea We the head of Canal street at O'Clock ?. NJ
sharp, tomorrow Monday for the regatta a.
Carrollton, returning by Z p. NJ Faro for the
trip 81. Also, wi make special return trip to
rarroton at Z. N. are to city twenty-five
cents. Tickets to be had On board.