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French flowers ana wreaths just
received. Nice goods at bankrupt
prices. -
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Remaining

The favorite news stand, los Beal
street, is again in full blast. All the
popular literature of the day, including
Bow Bells, constantly on hand. 1877
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FINE liquors, cigars, at Telegraph sa-
loon, under railroad office, corner Main
and Madison streets. Sc
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Walls aud ceilings kalsomined snow
white or beautifully tinted, at from s. to
$40 per room, by Hook & LaGrill, 1926
Second street. So
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MAPLE SYREP.-A few cans aud jugs
of new maple syrup.
SO OLIVER, FINNIR & Co.
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COHEN, the hatter's, motto is quick
sales and small profits. No. 223 Main
street. OF
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Elegant summer striped sash rib
bOns at 80 and 75c.
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
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JUST REcEIyED-Wayne premium
self-ventilating refrigerator and ice
boxes and beer coolers.
10 II. WETTER & Co.
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GAssMAN at the Telegraph saloon,
corner Madison and Main. Sc
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COHEN sells hats cheap on account Of
small expenses in his business. No. 223
Main street. 50
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Boys straw hats I5c, S5e, soc.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Nos. l69, III, l7S Main ST., cor. Poplar.
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"S1LvER Moon" -four, best family
-four brought to Memphis.
SO OLIVER, FNSIE & Co.
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TWENTY cents a drink at Telegraph
saloon, under railroad office, corner
Main and Madison. Sc
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FOX DRUNK.

Whisky makes him smart, crafty, ready
to swear to the broadcast contradictions.
Always ready to trade, swap horses, run
a race, swap lies. He is the meanest
drunkard of them all. Look we'll to the
fox drunk man.
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STYLES OF DRUNK.
Racy Description of the Differ
cut Kinds of Drunk nness.

A Racy Description of the Differ
cut Kinds of Drunkenness.
There are different styles of drunken
ness now in vogue in Memphis, and
these different styles generally bring out
the peculiar characteristics Of the man.
The most foolish thing a man can do is
to get drunk and make an exhibit Of the
passions within him. The first is the
MONKEY DRUNK.
He makes all sorts Of grmaces, cuts up
monkey shines, and leaps and dances,
looking silly as an ape. Poor fellow
he has his reward when he can excite
the laughter of his fellows. The second
is the
BEAR DRUNK.
he becomes sulky, growls, and mutters
at everything and everybody. Some
times hugs you with huge arms and
paws. Looks sleepy, walks sluggish
and finally becomes bearish and wants
to fight. The third is the
TIGER DUNK.
He is full of blood aud thunder; can
whip his way through regiment Of wild
cats. His eyes fash vengeance, and he
wants to murder somebody, and then
drink his blood, in order to satisfy his
vengeance. The poor fool generally
ends up his drunk by going home to
abuse his wife, frighten his innocent
children, and quarrel with his best
neighbors. The fourth is
HOG DRUNK.
He rolls in the mud and filth Of the
streets. The ditch or sewer is as good
couch as feather bed to him. He
grunts and slobbers and whines for
more drink as the hogs do for swill.
This sort is absolutely disgusting. The
fifth is
DOG DRUNK.
lie snaps and snarls, shows his teeth,
betokens madness, and he runs this way
and that way. Men are inclined to
knock such in the head, and shoot them
as they would mad dog. The sixth is
HOUND DRUNK.
He will whine and weep, rubbing up
against you, will slobber all over you, if
you do not kick or shove him of. He
loves you muchly; says you are his best
friend. de will fight for you at the risk
of his life. These poor creatures are to
be pitied, as whisky seems to soften
their brain aud makes fools of them at
an early stage. The seventh is ~
OWL DRUNK.
All the wisdom of the world seems sud-
denly to center in his path. You must
not differ with him in politics or religion
or law; he knows it all. He is the richest
man in the county. Nobody has any,
thing that can compare with his; dis
pute his word or take issue with him and
you have made mortal enemy. Thes,
rich old fools ought to be left severed!
alone. You can't learn them anything
Solomon was a mere circumstance,
mere wait on the stream of time. Tn
eighth style is
FOX DRUNK.
Whisky makes him smart, crafty, read
to swear to the broadcast contradictions
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British half hose SO per dozen.
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
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Rest I'm the World.

For dressing and preserving harness.
Sold by l7Ol W. S. BRUCE L Co.
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Read and Drink.

COHEN, the hatter-stock of hats ar
rived. 52
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STRAYED.

CTRAYED-FROM $50 POPLAR STREET,
- on Saturday evening, yellow dog, half
setter and half Spaniel; answers ts the name
Of Carlo is worthless 10 any one but the
owner. BY returning the same to me the
finder will be suitably rewarded. ~
W. A. HOLT.
SCI 90 Front street, upstairs.
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New gOOds-IOwer prices.
KAHN IL FREIBERG,
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European HoteI and Restauran

COHEN sells the best hats at low prices.
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CoHES, the cheapest hatter-22S Main
street. OF
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Mems Panama hats 81, 81 so and
Sc.
KAHN q FREIBERG.
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HXTANTED - SPLENDID ROOMS AND
w board also day boarders Accommodated
at IS Adams street. 1904
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New goods, lower prices.
KAHN ~ FREIBERG.
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WAITED.

VIZ ANTED-T0 RENT A HOUSE WITH
w four 90 six rooms, situated between
Washington aad Madison streets. by good
tenant. Address b. A. c., this Office. 5O-t
NKTANTED- TO BUY A SECONDHAND
w IS TO 25- horse power enRine. Apply to
Harris. Mallory Il Co.. No. 254 Front street.
1853
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can't be undersoId.
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
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sixteen whaIebOne eOrseLs csc.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
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FoR REMT.

CTOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE
j. on Vance street, on the line of street cars,
with four rooms, kitchen ard servants room,
front and side porch, gas. hall, etc. Inquire
at g. W. Dispatch Office. No. Madison st.
49-t
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Cheapest chiIdrens' shoes.
KAHN a. FREIBERG.
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Ladies' straw hats trimmed md
ut panic prices.
KAHN & FREIBERG.
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once, No. ls Madison Street.
THE CITY.

M EMP HISS
wednesday Evening. april 30. 1874
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Cotton hose per dozen 81.
KAHN T. FREIBERG.
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ChiIdrens' straw hats.
KAHN & FRElBERG.
, 1874-11-13

1900 sclIer rcbr1ury. ult meat. nctl,s and frm
tho,lcrs 7;ste14sci clcar rib, 1oTc; clear, llXS3
llkr. fhckei bacon lsi aLoNldGss, pt; tIcar ri6.
wn,snT-sirn,ly M 1t poe.
nglEIrrs--Wheat, COD bn. corn, 5000 bu.
DETROIT, Mich, nov. l2.-~flouu-Qulot AMI un-
0iis,n-Whcat, steady and In moderate demand !:
e1tiu, sil81 Not !, fl14h; amber, Sl.o7l1 .Ua
Corn :lull; rrc!s @ haso declined; SOC. oas-Delnaud
Nios,rrsrFiest, 5000 br1s wheat, 27.ooo hu.
Ea1rMskrs--Flotr. o.tou llris whtat, ri Zoo Du.
DALI lMUllE.
pAIf1Mohz, Nor. l2.-FLoun-Flrm, good demand
AMI nnt hanged.
Ttstesa unchanged oo,n esern
ern mixed. eb@elo; do willie, o$@6lu. nya du Il
lMr-bull at Al7oo9eo.oo,
phoTfs1oHe-Strung aud unchanged.
BoTrKh-Qniot, Eteaty, aud unrlanged.
!k1noLEuM-Unclla,Hed
to 10 naAt TO sell,
W,t1sxy4scart6 Ind firm ns 81 si.ui@Ao11s.
...-. MEMPHIS.
hEMfH1s NOV. 11--oprtbN--FAir and IN gontt de-
malu unclaimed receipts, 2oo ealse shiim ments,
fIoun-Dull ind nominal 1t fa60@7.0o.
GHAta-Corn-N1no nt.c. Oats tearco And nrm at
o6c in store. mn
MAr-rltm; timothy, t?s,eo@7d.oo.
lnAN--BcArcc at $Q2.DU III BtUFe
CdnN-MEA1-FIrn At $4vo.
rRoF1sioHH-Duik rncnls scarce md 1rm; bhoutdnEs,
80; 'idea 1i@l7c i'day1sTr nss1t' eIfaF ri0 1sse'
ftsun ;n'snt Asn dn.is-Unsi9pFed. 1,,; ''' ~ '1''
Tnuyls1oNs-l,acon anl b,,lk meats - Mona hsre.
Lard, 1JMc.
MuisKI-a6c,
, 1874-11-13

discharged gang Of men ho Ind hired Ia had bis
veahe was eItcl for tic amount Of tho contract,
sistcd o1eGu!ion. etcctng tho oIccr. On Nh btomit
nun Tor assault, te took refuge in Tie CROSS
frees md Yelled hia nrdcra to tho deck tho sailors
obescd hin, rather than Tho oicrr, aud tho sc1r wns
towel 'oward tllc luke. Tho Captain Of Tho lug along
s,1s srst tS i, franfn M l,ay t hs hom ono 1t o
schooner at sld order o Tho captatn aloit ,t his helm
tns ;,t othes waY. Mesnt Tho Franklin ran into tho
The Catain waa locked ar but ntterwnrR .itchar1ni
On s5oo bhfl Anu I'LL this trouble for dlsr,ted H.
nota oofai W9sf ;o etf9 amount xaa only sd Thoso il
No.. ,tae loas and datnagca to ho shipping ro,Ittpn
tom aaoky weather tS present iaiI Il Yar groa,cs
sY,GE YnSR sn,f 70 stopopo The ioss of tho rfop Ne
anan ps.s'nr er oargss t Involves q hn above
nEsm ,aee meanwhile arc not inclrt Lake Oniario
aceons ~ ior UPWARD Of Of hta estnuc Ii tc
e aoasrts ,5o tn. Gares arg 10 10 relied 81
y."h. yorn Mormsn, Cumberland, II ". htanloy, Now
rars. '1es uay1ta9n Y. 6Sin, and nbrary Fonr
mnsr n.'na % tlle lower 1ak sn vessels mot Wit. ia-
On !aRo Eric and four botan,e total losscs, whil
Hn,t the old Harriet oss, said to 10 60 years old
IN sta es Sustained damages On ths upper lakes,
anu hfc tutal pss,-f;ab [ftH EArot,icfr,
, 1874-11-13

aakcfat Dian9tch 70 lHe Chicdoo Tribune.
lSipiA%NAPaL1s, % 1nd.. Nov. 13.-The Short Horn
Cattlo-BsecderH' Convention met aguin to-day.
". ". Thrashcr read papar upon tue handling
qualities Of short'hornB, taAiug tie ground tlaI
whites and roans aro the best laudlers tho rods
being the poorest. good handler il ono which
makes fne boof. Animals with long, coarse
hair are tue best haudie,s. lilo Convention
agreed with him i'll hs definitions, but it was also
aHoorted that tho yellow reds aro good hnnti!ors,
Ile following subjects for discussion at the next
meeting we1e adopted: "Tho Value OF Short
Horn Duls, and What Are tho characteristics oil a
Droeding-Buil;" paper by Chafles Lawdor.
-, nIno Color OF Short-llorus, Physlologcally aud
" Indiana as q Grazing 3tato," s. F. Lookridgo.
~ What Constitutes y Good and Perfect Short
Horn Cow" ". ", Thrashor. "ploparation Of
shortruurns for Exhibition. and Manner Vt
SSnowlng IN Rings," j.. G. Williamson. 'rhe
male," Il. G. Morcdltb. -
, 1874-11-13
4 MILLIONAIRE IN Jbll.

6rec1as Dlspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,lsp1ANAroIls. Ind, Nov. 12.---Mrs. Barah j.
tiucd in jail here for procuring M abortion upou
her married daughter, RosauIa Necd, says that
sl'9 Las received information, through her son
,n-law. TINT sllo was ono Of tho hcira to a larso
traot ct property in Covinston, Ky. uor story
onr Of acres upon which portion Of tho Civ Of
Govington is now built, died twenty
yearn ago. and left Will boquoathing
sho ostate Of l'!s nophow. Henry Trout Nlofford.
;1nrongh tho ssratag"ms aud schemes Of iuter-
kept from tho legntco. THO property WAS W thou a
large plantation, and the slavcs wero brlbed to
Kcop Tue Hccrot. THUS haa tho property
descended through two decades to wrongful
possession, bIt right will at last prevail. During
found, aud tho woman who now lauguiuhos in
taia coop Ut tue jail tllayo e.tAirl interest
III IN oashio worth millionH Of dollars
, 1874-11-13
McsBrs' Vanderbilt, SCOTT, Etc., Have
Gone to Rhtreat Mr.. Garrett.
The Conference Unsatisfac-
tory to the Northern
Route Men.
Receiver for The Fort Wayne, leuncte
& Cincinnati Road.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

nRrsrfnranr A. rr-re
| rrronrs ~ ~s.-.,.... - e.'G q ud1V. .,s,.
4' 40 4"noe1 II 1o soiS THE saRATodA
AGREEMENT.
Sr.etaf Dtsnatch to TIE CAtcaoo Tribune,
NEW York, Nov. 12.-Commoaoro Vanderbilt
representing tho Now yorl, rorr,n, s,1 I.ln
shoro 1o,roo;,s. :. 1r,,at. 80. s"G 1 n"no
DnnctArd ~ ~ NIX =" oS%o;r rs, & anu .1oofeo
u'"ncn"su' OF INC 4trle ana Col. Tom scoat, bf
TUG fenh6ylvhnia. lolt Philadelphia to-dny to
confer will. JOHN Garrett, of tic baltimore L.
Ohio Ha]roatl A. Tim Earofooa f?onyart,on tho
,o;rnoi, on,o,.,. r.aae,,t ..,o ,."t s,as", W =.
,'. Aoau o.''".s ple7ons Hele hoe pieaseu 10
4ontn tnas tho Dal1tn1orc q OHIO Aatlroad was
not likely 10 bo bound by thoir action. Tho re-
cent course OF tile COMPANY in extending it,
roni tn ch}cnoo and tbo ;n,,o,,,nd,nt oo,,.,a
Il va, +,hin, ,v+,, -nosr1 - ro;raa, h,,a,'ao
:. "Aa s""'"s "'.n fes"iu W tu'roao oue'noss
6o"ora'lE, uas gwen rlse 10 sef1ona discussion
among thoHo Interested III tho Convention. It
wan apprchundcd that, as tho baltimore 4, f)h,o
liad Becttreti uninterrupted communication fro
Chicago to Baltimore oyor its own ntonnrtt II
would not respect any combination. b,it whit
undertake to 10 business in . manner wi,;rh
would seriously affect tho traalo Of Tho otLor
trunk limos. IL wna intluated that IL thia rontl
did not como into the coubl,,ntlnn. tl1o nihcr
roals would do all tlloy could to onharrnss II
Matters hayo at last como to such mss TINT
tho Presidents OF Tho ojl1er threo trnn, 1inrs
hnvo found 1t necessary TO confer with Mr. Onr-
rets Their confereuce was held to-day Int Lin
results aio nut yot known,
, 1874-11-13
MISCELLANEOUS,

Tho grave Of Horaco Greeley, at Greenwood
comstery, ID still unmarked, aud apparently un-
| oared Tor.
-Johp ". noad, Congrousman-clect. Of Tenn.
essoe, died Of pnonlaouia, tho result ot a soyoro
cold contracted during tho canvass.
i. j: Caron, Advocate OF Quebec, haa boon
appointed Presiding Judge Of Tho Superior Court
Bigned.
The 1ov. Thomas r. pynchou, D. D., sco-
vile Professor OF Chemistry aud Natural Sci
ouco, las been olcctod President Of Trinity Col
logo, Hartford. Ct, TO succeed tho !ate President
"A Dubuque law firm received s1oo 600 fcs
In tue case Of Cobb. Dlaisedo1l Go. ys. lis lii
noia Central Railroad. IN Which Judgment was
rendered reg III faYor Of plaintiffs for tLo sum OF
Mrs. Submit T. Strong. widow ~ con.
David Strong, U: s. A., died it DayLon, Ky., On
tho 7th lust. in her 9uth yoar. Sho WIS widely
kno~n to social o.rcles throughout Southern,
Ohio. Bath hor husband and horsof woro Ieoi-
ora OF tue most cultivated society IN Cincinnati
III pioneer times.
-ln Warwick, Alass., ia a woman in tito 9th
ycar OF her aEe, who llaH mover Been train OF
CARS, though the railroad IL oniy 3 milos away.
s,l sho .a' gtyos as roayon Tint sixty yours ago
yet. She used to visit her friends iu boston
when young. riding all tho WY on horseback,
making journey Of about .hros days. ilor lrst
w. %as made eighty years 49, when ooorgo
taou!i4bLpA NUS tIta1uolt. hh4 Samuel Adams
waH Governor. 6ho is Hpr,gntly and iutolrant
at'd ~ y now Avos With Aer daughtor young lady
Two parties Of Dartmouth College 1uufory
Will ta!te pusostrian tour through EIIglaltl and
Scotland noxt summer. They will laud 1t Liver
pool: Journey through London antl tho south Of
England, thence goihg north pass into Scotland,
'a 9'na, y tine per.nlts, take passage from Edltl'
burg to lavro, whonce they will aail homo utter
flying trlr to Paris. They estimate tlloir ox-
nensos at somsthlug ess than S1D0 por head FOR
tue TYP. For conyotionco tlo parties will li-
ftae 1nto squads OF two mud unite at tho promi-
nent points. f
Ia N"ance Nalienne statoa that, lltoral!,
taking atook Of all The movable aud inu,c.ablo
property Of tho stato (of which Ao putilaf4os an
inventory. tho Minister Ut F.uatce for tho
Kingdom of Ita!y hHB ascertaluol ar! sot down
Tue detala Ut each cluss. with It's estimated vano
At tho cloao OF 1b7a Tho llst, which u c'lrioualy
close, eyon to tho ntmast nnnto particulars, III.
oludo4 furniture. gold mud Bllvor plato, libraries,
ncienti!ln Instruments, shina, oa,lnun. arms IT
al descriptions, materials for Hhipbnldlng, anu
every conceivable .rticle in uno at tho minis. |
terial departlnopA. The sum amounts to l,74g.- |
, 1874-11-13

moilur. '"' ~'t0''' O1'Ne0 - '"'
| Tho 1Foman's journal saya that in Warren,
na. nMa.ss., day or two hInco, Indy, now in hor
H2a ysar rode up and ovnono Of the streets
young Gitl. only complaining bocaltao tho
young horse wond mot nova faster.
- mhn on Long Island, fathonn for lts toEa
MnH asltcd whit was tho accrot Of hls snccoas
pig. Those tl1at, whot .hoy eat, aro constantly
running from ono trough to anotl1or an, knock
ing their hnouts ngatnst tic next pig Beli to
my, my nelglbois, wlo don't know better than tn
tn,t,a uy 5eh i roy ". animals while my coli,
a Philadelphia bridegroom gayo his bride,
e': e'ross: This tl,e Ll,tAl'tng naltlcn lost IN tlo
du'f e sssfa9 ni {io a % e IL as
~ n,t, ono or the furnaces beneath the obby, INTO
nleh II had fallon through largo rogiater. il
Maa 4ninjnrod. a. thoro Ind not hoen fro
m9h.oa III tue ehnrclI this SEASON. Tim soxtun's
Sunday coat. A'@ ~ IVY Nv"
.-,se soreht l,roB have boon prevalent all over tho
%ostoEh 0en part OF Mahsac!l,i~ctts. I'll 1Iatfcld.
aad acres sgo 'oa $50 III Lcon
forcat fro ca1lod out the Fire Dnnartmnnf ri.
day, and m Interesting inBtanco Of Gamma faitb-
ftilnGBB fs narrated n connection with it. dr.
Sg e tragt tnr9gfqsE s o. o iGmey ohet Engineer
dog to watch 1t. The dog obeycl tLo Injunction.
but, tho courso Of tho fire changing, both tio,
a:0g anu his ctargo wcro oxposcd 10 destruction.
Iho canine Casablanca. howoyor, refusctl to atir
boon at work in another section Of tho wood.
when tho tlamea vera within fow foct Of ]jm'
Tho dog and liB Maathr tllen removed to cooler
9'tartors. Tho animal had toBisted all atlo,nntB
to move him, showing Lis tooth to all who triol
THO st. Osyth Ia Baid to lo tin mama y, ,ho
, 1874-11-13
FIXING RATES.

MEETING OF 0ESEnAL FREIGHT AGENTS,
a meeting Of General Freight Agents was bold
yesterday at tho club-room of the Sher,nan
uouse for tho purpose Of equalizing tho ratcs
from interior competing points to Now York,
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and oshor East
cru points. Heretofore much discrimination
has been nude in favor Of s,,uh connecting
points, aud tho interest Of local stations coutg-
uous to cross-points nado it necessary tint this
cause for complaint should 10 removed.
The following Gcuoral Freight Agents wo,c
prosont: James Smith. Chicago d Alton naiI.
road; Louis Vie1o, Chicago. Rock Islaud & Pa
ellie; Col. Jamcs 4: lI,ll, Atlautio l. Pa.
eihe Il. n,a,'; "; Hubbard. hubbard. Vaut1aa Line
Central G. Bird Kausas civ cn0tef' e No',arn aaos
n. .. spaulding, Toledo. Wabash 4 Western
". s. Siacrs, Peoria j. Wabash L, i, Wash.
barn, Chicago. burlington L Quiucy.
Alter lengthy session, tue following tariff on
oulth-c!aas lrelghts and glain from lnter,ot
cross-poluts to Now York wcTo adopted: Aruola
bo conts; Ashland, 81 cents; Altamond, 53 couts:
btoom'nstoll, 81 conta Donlcnt, 81 cents; Cham
cents Danyle, 45 ccuts; Decatur, TO crnts; Del
aran. 63 cents; I'll PAap, 81 ceuts; Eu, ohn. IL
cents Ellinghan. % cents; Fairbury, 80 cents;
farmer t cty u cents; Gibson. ~ cents; Gilman
conts; jachbonsillo. 81 cents; Iiucon, s. s.
conts: Lilct.lcld, 50 cents: Ioyineton
81 CENTS; A1austlold, 81 ceuts; Mount
Pu1ask,, 50 cents; Monticello So conts: hlasou
City, ~ cents Aliuior, IS CENTS Aiattoon. 81
csnts; M!noni, % cents; Paxton, so cents; Pa
na' o. cents Paris, ~ cents; Springfield, 53
cents; Sullivan, 60 cents; Terre Hauto, Ii ce,,ts:
Telona, 81 cents; Tayloryillc, 63 cents; Tusco
IN, 81 cents; Vandalia 53 cents; Windsor, 6a
cents; Watsehn. 46 cunts; Washington, 90 ceutn.
Inese ratos aro baaed OIL tic present ratio Of 10
cents from Chicago, IS cel.tB ftou1 Iudiuuanolm
and OF ceuts from Toledo. On advances OF
fre!Ght-rates from these latter poutH to tic East
the rates from tho croas s.polnts viii be nude to
correspond: Tho usual differences will 10 mado
70 thl'adcinhla, baltimore, Boston, and New
England points. Tue abovo taliT Mi 70 into
otleot on the 18th Of November Tho rates from
Kansas City. Lcayonworth, Atchisor, A,,d ST, Jo-
beph re;naln ut 70 contH, as heretofore.
, 1874-11-13

CHICAGO.
Tho stmr Corona Is ut aur's dEy-doct, receiving
The lug 4 MilIur was li,ecd yesterday by Miner r
Ames Co. for tut sum Of $4oa3 duo on supplies of
This llcyutia, which has been oFcrduo for somo
ame; sstassa @ yesterday norng souud u..d a4fs
@ te la1EsE lnarkcs yesterday morning. thu KvtcAu,u
lost her jioboom.
scht Christine .sson to carry cargo OF supplies 10
Lake Superior.
~, neW schooner wHs !anncuel from tue ehipyarl ut
-Iihs a,nouut Ut NET grain In tho schr Queen City
seeenny n' aunofe .l on Point ~ fcce w4s Gao ou.
stronA 4 Co.. It Fort Colborno Gy Mes.rs. MsighI
sah sSiyhe Of buffalo. for sll,0u6 cash.
-Inu achs lIaIaud arrived ut milwaukee, Tuesday
@plA!ns Ky WIN curgo Of iron oro having performed
tAo trip from cucago to Escauaba aud back 10 hi.
'~AoEee !Gs, ~ ll four as1a ! halt days.
favof.b!y TAe scSr Starlight used Us lIgtsr, u
nveu ~ BY hutta.o Tueaduy with 4ocO hu wisat {ro,,
shc IL ~ ot no Falns cargo ia I'LL dry yet, und
~ The & olt sshr Carlton. 1t one time belonging to tho
at, e -, n'sa IT, nhe n xssssH aud oa Ut the ett sail
Ontario. During cssves Of xra uu aano a,
oanas, oss S! "n Mas tgs aharo Of several
tounu rest,nG-p!ace ln Anherat Isand but was for.
po 1 }sas ser \ N, TSst reported ashore on Long
Help u cal!ea for Anl ~ ie tug Winslow IL Oh ner
way from nualo, It III not unlikely stlu viii sttsu to
getting Ler OIL. Wa" e''e1o ~
Tho p1op; Jny Gould, which cleared from Toledo
Iutslay wath 80, uJ0 ba torn 4nl LOU hris ~ u"
went agrounl III tls u4yat A4l Cln nnov 4T|a, ~,
barge 5t. Joseph wuAt down 10 lighter ior ~
and tAe oal. DAVIS has gono to give bet puii s.'
Tent 1uw% IN, On uYr, 4na lulat 10 puls I.c,. ~
He eterp, Us slS cannot 20 Oysr. o"SA ~
-T4o expedition Tint waut for tho echr unrrtrt
tosa, "h1cu waa abandoned to tho underwrIters nv "
PAD wreck, succeatul III rai.ing hor after ,n,,ch
and sesero !abar Tie expedition was nude iitn
s tpg d!rn.r yAter Rump md under the
IAey arrived v AuIalo Tuessay at|arnooa with tho
Sasae!. some VI her cargo Ut coal WIS gAterud Ind
. PORTION t1lown oyuElu;xd ~"
The Detroit Free Press gays: "The continued
slfpl9 'wtstlrsly aud soulllw, aterly wind re!ierI
MisekK sS @ npSf.oa. " Long Point oesty uufayor-
que, au y IL presumed that further total loste4 viii
h. t rSp1rst a. aas Ies ono arpaly wso:as along
she !un slofe Aro l!kuly u auor the uost tle coh1
being uanRetous QUO, forOiluiug thu ariro4ol Of
ny ad whatever. The sel.r 3. i. osborl, seported
hfpken up was owned vt fatrpurt, 8ho cuiua hi IN
1857, Anu WAa H55 tots Lurlu Tue wraeEsrs onwsI ~
n re.ounK ti's sthr Franc. PA!nla from Inu fs"t
haya no besn e hesEd from thvy havu no eonuni
t-kcn oil to buffalo fur further di41os:t!ol.a ~
lilo Captaiu OF The sc4r Uru Franklin, At Oswcuo
, 1874-11-13
END OF A FERRY ItBBROGLtO,

5pfe7M Uls]0!leH @ 7Hs CAcaNo Tribune.
!tocK lsaASD, ILL.,. Nov, l2.--alayor Galo. with
tho pollce, took charge of Tho terry-boat this
.M,oening. and, with tho aid Of thu euganoor Of
sao WatGr. Works, removed tile boat to Eagle
s!r9ot. @ Aote tho dook was securely fastonod,
pnny, who run as usual to.day, landing at Eagle
street. Tho distractions Hald to exlat at tic
tn,b1nctlonrabls laadtug proved moro imaginary