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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03
Fox and Wisconsin River Improve
lneut.


A convention was recently held
at Oshk osh for the purpose expediting
the construction Of the Fox and Wis
consin river Improvement. It is I'm
questionably one of the really impor-
tant works of internal communication
which ought to be completed. Con-
gress made appropriations in'73 and'74
to the amount Of 100000, and if this
is judiciously expended, it will make a
reliable and permanent navigation of
at least 81 feet Of water from Green
Bay to the Mississippi. The whole
improvement, when complete, with its
seven feet depth Of water in the chan
mel, would cost not over $4,000, 1000,
and it would be one Of the best invest
nants of money for transportation
which has been devoted to the pur-
pose IN the United States.
It would cheaper transpo rtation
from the Mississippi to Lake Michigan
oue-third of the present rates, and that
would add just so much to the value Of
farm products in the Northwest. No
one seems to deny the vast Importance
Of this Improvement, yet it has dragged
on uncompleted for the past twenty
years. The convention thinks it ought
to be completed in three years, and so
it ought to be, yet we question wheth-
er it will be done, as it will be difficult
to obtain an appropriation from Con-
gress at any one session to the amount
of S2,00O,OOO. Perhaps the states of
Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota, which
are to be more particularly benefited,
could enter into some joint arrange
ment to raise funds supplemental to that
amount raised by the United States,
and then it could be accomplished.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

If the Reformers had really been
honest, last year, in their professions
Of abandoning the old party organiza-
tions for the purpose Of doing away with
corruption and securing good govern
ment, the facts which have lately come
to light in regard to Gov. Taylor's
administration would show that they
were at least incompetent for the
work they protested; that they utterly
failed to secure an honest man for
their standard bearer. But Sat. Clark,
having worked hard for the success Of
the movement and got nothing but
promises, is moved to tell the truth
In regard to those professions:
"The Democratic party have been try.
ing for twenty years to reform the Re-
publicans out of office, and the so-called
Reform party was organized practi-
cally for that object"
This, we believe, is the real fact in
The case, but whether these professed
Rcformers are simply incompetent or
really dishonest makes but little diff
ference, the people will see that the
Reform humbug is buried very deep
this fall.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

THE Taylor administration, in the
light of recent Developments, doesn't
seem to be much of reform. Last
week we published Mr.. Jenny's afida-
vit that the Governor had prostituted
his Office to the collection of his private
debts, and this week we have Sat.
Clark's undisputed statement that the
Governor doesn't keep his word. 1t
will take several very vigorous railroad
proclamations to counteract the effect
of these things and restore the admin
istration to favor.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

The Oshkosh Northwestern speaking
of Hon. II. s. Magoon, Hon G.. G.
Hazelton and Col. John G.. Clark as
congressional candidates in this Dis
trict, cordially endorses Col. Clark as
man not only eminently worthy f
the position, but one who is fully in
harmony with popular thought on the
questions of the day.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

J -AAA LAUISO-N 1AIUI--NOL1
not that regency should not exist; on
the contrary, all conceded that under the
circumstances regency is Indispensable.
The complaints is, that no one member OF
the board has any brains or honesty. Of
my own knowledge | am aware that this
is so to some extent.
Now, ny dear friend, the publication
of this letter will exonerate you from the
charge of treachery to me, (Which is not
Of rauch importance), but to make your
vindication complete, please answer this
letter at your earliest convenience, and
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

The Democrats Of the first Ohio Dis
trict are said to be I'm aDimously in ia
vor of sending George Fl. Pendleton
to Congress, with view to placing
him on the track for the presidential
nomination.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

Tr the Taylor administration or its
friends shall prove conclusively that
the statements of Sat. Clark and Jen-
nv in regard 70 tie Governor are false,
we will take pleasure in apprising our
readers of the fact; but We have seen
no indications of anything Of the kind
vet,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

"LETTING the cat out of the bag!"
said friend, on reading Sat. Clark S
letter, otis more like releasing wild
hyena."
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

THE Internal Revenue receipts for
the month of June foot up $8,997, 946.
Total receipts for the fiscal year, Slol,-
b78.65O.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03

Referring to the aHdaviSof Mr.. Jeh-
ny, that he was removed by the Gov
ernor that his place might be filed by
anan who owed money to his excellency,
the La Crosse Democrat says the charge
should be denied by the Governor; that
sit will not do to withhold that denial
upon any assumption Of false dignity.
IF the charge effected only the private
business and private character Of the
Governor, we should say at once that
he ought not to take any public notice
of it. But it goes beyond that and as
sumes public relation. 1t is formal
and sworn Indictment, circumstantial-
ly charging him with direct abuse of
his official patronage for private ends,
and with putting a disgracefully low
estimate, not only upon the decencies,
bat also upon the duties Of his position.
Such charge cannot safely or judi
ciously be ignored. Every public of
fcer should be ready and willing to de-
fend and explain his official action up
on all occasions and against every as
eailant who owns and avows a name"
->-@--
Gov. TAYLOR seems to be out of
tuck, The Rock County farmers gave
him the cold shoulder Saturday and the
attempt 10 engineer laudatory res
efution through the Dane County
board also was vain. s'In his own
county, in board containing Re-
form majority, with a Democratic Re-
form chairman, the resolution was
postponed, "a to Is. The remarks OF
the members were very plain and prac-
teal, and not at all complimentary to
to the proposed attempt to make some
capital for the Governor on the grounds
shst he he'd performed sworn duty"
The Democratic party in Connect
cut is not giving that satisfaction to
The people it promised before it was
elected to power. Not only was the
sending of the fire eating Eaton to the
Senate distasteful to the majority of
the people, but the Legislature has
gone to work remedeling the charters
of the large cities Of the state, without
regard to the wishes of the people OF
those cities. In fact it has been act
Tag very much like the man who whip.
ped his dog for nothing else than to
show his authority. This sort Of con
duet is very likely to show its effect,
by the results Of the next election.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-07-03
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, 1874-07-31

hhnHANNlOH
At tllo MEETING Of Tho Doara OF Trustees Mon.
aay ovohlnR, thb report Of tho Road Commission
announcing work dono to tho arnount Of $aao. 10
was accepted D. SIwon secured tho grading Of
Oak street ht 76 conth per rod. Tho bills Of ".
Cn1vort; 921.6o, atltl +. ". Uatko, $100. woro or
dofod paid. The report Of tlio Treaaiiror was nc
coptod, and referred 10 the Tnnnce Committee,
1t waa as followa: Receipts, s3l7.87; aisbdrse-
ntonts, 9624S; palanco On hand, &250.8o. An
ordinance was read ordering assossmonts Tor pll
delinquent lots on tho west silo of Prospect ayo-
llnes from Nldtynntfi to South street, ai,tl o1
the oast side from poarl to South. G: Walters.
]. SandAtH and g. Martin, woro appointed tho
AAsessors. Liquor hnenaos Wore 1Bauel to Mr..
NischofEer md G. Delp, aud tho Board nd
ionfned.
Mt. Warnor, tito contractor of tho Gra;cl
School building, haa tho o1oavasfng uono, aud is
bnBy With liH fOnrlation-wallH. All tho rough
stone ts un tito ground.
Work is progressing very fAvorably on both
cnGfonea, e., aud alao on the gra1lng of Ninety
fifth atrust.
Tho Il. i l. ?. Il. Il. Go. aro putting in CROSS.
inga nt Nety-1lfth streat, ana ti,oro III prospect
Of 4 l!dllHsof,D brick depot ns that point
Tho nothauy Churuh iaaiea socinple vill bcour
this evening NJ tho residence uf Cant. bprinpor,
nTyrN TAllN,
A very enjoyable ''1awn purity" wna Eiyeu at
River Park Wednesday eveui,lg in tho BEAUTIFUL
grounds fronting tho residence uf snpt. renncy
nf tho Chicago ko Pacito line, who now reyideH
ut tli|s point. Several la,lics n,sd gentlemen
from the cltY wero present, Hln, along With tho
party from tho Vi1lago. spent Tery delightful
evening.
Tl.o low Presbyterian church al this place ia
tapi.''y approaching completion. It il nov abonl
ineloscd, ana will be ready for occupancy In
OaEdler, -,
, 1874-07-31

al 1eKo r niddns upland recofpts, u baloa ahip-
EeI,ta, DO balos stock, 8,19J batcs.
UnHlp5rtffs.-fiunt ani md np?ntnai: Corn htbal
dull Md otf Gbfn ii falr dcnaut ana tn yellow,
82oj ,tic, a7c. ohth dill an1 lo1of ncH3 o096d.
HaY-Unu md naEntnal.
DntH-stattt at 4t6.0Ota16.10. ..
pilov1aIoNH Pork ltnll aud unchanged. 1lncon
higher; sho1l11crf, oHo: c1oir fu 17c clcar, 1ako.
Lard quiet MID 1t1n al 1415e.
LOUIHVILTEt
Louuyttrt: July 30,-UutroK--A slindo fltfhtf Of
1910. ....... ..,..
md unchanged 1syo, Soc.
pnoy,sioNs-pork guiot al t24.co. bacon fnir do.
snahl and hr1n shoulders, %; o!ear rib, tl1:@liMo
cioar, 1tA@l1Nc... Bngar-curcd hams lonSlao;
shoutiep, Do; clear rib. 1o,i@1oSc; e]ear' 1o'scs
NIfrsKf-97c.
, 1874-07-31

mia ror,,,;ttao ~. 0 tj.o - V..o
T., ,r,o f;tv otort,e of,,oo ~ q o,,,aa,. t,,;a
noon m o,,e '' '' y S''''' - " y S'Ss" WIS "'seA'
Aou1'' ,...,
The Board Of Police met yesterday afternoon,
but did no b1,siuoea Of any cousoo,,ouco.
r,s,.,. s., H.. =. ,,,a cs.,,.. 80. :.,.
ntssos pa!os as INC toahty boara Is Kept as
curiosity, and placod on record. 1t reads, s'Four
Argeodagd, Carls."
rwo rnynp ,o;;os wart ro,,,a .,n c:.. r.,
and intorytowed tho Aldermen nnon ty,c s,,,I..t
~ ra;s;,,,, .un,,n, ror aa,. ~. ~ 49,
Sacan tT,a,, ~ as II ny ~ Na'"n-tsh-dacs
s9Ts'' A"'5 1n'et''o"oo 10 sAo e@'eht OF
"''''
Aparty Of Alderman will lenve the city TO-
morrow morning in a special traiu ten}erod by
the Northwestern Rairond, which will talko them
out to PeWankee, Wis, Horo tllev will spord
thels tisne Arhing, mid wilt ratnIn AInrdny In
LING 1or tho afternoon commttteo meetings.
Application w;,, a,,ort,, Ia o,,,,ao lin 1,.,,
pece asking thn, 20 scr,1 a1ta ~ Wy -.
Of military orna.izoI;a ~ IL ill., oia
could bo employed aa IN at,i,n, ~ .a1 ~ o'sy r. "1u ICY
polico forces on tho ~ so ~ se ma
,m:. ,1a.o. o..a''on " afe'' Atcs'
,ha 81 81 Ga.rroa 9 ma Ad. FOLEY both attended
,n1 oHort S co,a r pSnle YESTERDAY afternoon
1gNoet ,aI en ioa no"an 70 tho ciy"lia that tho
te con,notitora @ nn isefi1a hn4 IN sao-racc over
~ T., na t.n at tiia Alderman Lad stlc-
cIaIeu Ie ~ ,,,ta,,,a - n esee otor pr'zaA. AID.
1.ttuteau h.tnnosd " so nNa run in tho 10o yard
fsGc, pnt ~ ~ thosa hoaaa ~ euas dono Amenngnr yAs
eoane 10 po '"eee' ~ te s1olo ht homo.
Tho action Of tho streots md Alleys Commit
, 1874-07-31
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;

Tloro will 10 latlios' temperance Meeting to-
morrow At 8 o'clock III Grace Methodist Epiuco-
pal Church. j.
A mootiug Of citiaens Of tllo Tantl, Ward will
DO hold this ovoulnB ut Wallis Hall. corner e,f
Adams aud 11alated strools, for tic ptirpoGu bf
receiving tliu report Of tho Corhhtteo nppoii,t+
cd to draft plan for Citizohs' firo.pattol.
The usofuinoss of stoana Aro-pumps on tug
boats will receive trial to.dny. Ono Of Cape 4
Nlaxwoll'a puthps has boon placed on Cnpt. Cox's
tug L. D. johnson, and will bo tried at 10 O'Clock
this lnornihg at tho foot OF 1Lo1irod street, iti
tho presotco Of the Board Of Fire Commission.
crs, Board OF Public Works, and tho Mayor.
Tho benefit Of John Dillon ocrurs this evon-
ing at tho Acadouly Of Music; ant. to-tnorrow
evening Afr. john ". BsalHdelt wilf flavo his.
Prof. ]. ". n. LangBton tcoloreil), preBllent
Of tho Howard Uniyernty at washington, will
at Mcoormick'B Hall, saturlay evening. '
On % sn!s oys3ing s' grand ball VIA be gysn at
street. between Cark aud tasatle, tho proceeds
to be tleydte1 to lib ptlrdhayo Of ilag for tie
Utiou Circl6 Of tho Chitngo Feuihti Drotlior-
1iood. Tbc bull. which ls got up solely by tho
YOUNG ladics Of tho, North side will bn made
quito attractive, and thuao who attond till cor
a now division Of tho Sons Of Temperance
Union Park LODGE No. 07o West Lake, between
Wood and Lincoln streots, at o'elook All old
numbers OF TAborlacle and Deaoou Light
DisiBions, md friends Of tho cause acstro,.s Of
Joining tho nor. organization. which, 1t is in-
tentel to mnAa Tho model division Of the State,
slgnlilea thclr intontlou to appear in full foroo
uDUu thu OtonHiUn,
, 1874-07-31

t0fIoA Ato likdlv to tdhdohtrnto thgrc. AbdyA
tho Fort Wayne Ediifnkd quito Il f0Tn }fhB beet
btilft on tic oast side Of tho rivor, within lid
iAst row months. 4 latgo fofltigA1nll 10 roAdy
Tor tito tuhcliitcry as soon 81 roviyat ct lilo
Iron trado dalla for Ltd tHu. Bn,okd from till
eoIiinfioya boHlna to ddrken tho air III MI f1rtc-
Lions, aiil 1t may lie truly said Tint progress ID
o order OF thd day aiong t1o laks Of tlle Gal
roii;n HhS talway bridges lsva tua far boon for.
:. OBSTRUCTION
~. ~ M Mnn1Yighs!o1 OF shd CHnnot. Thd tw1 Con-
sta snaHs aAhoia Ind niphshn) promptly fu-
aro ThSt ~1a y, d!nw t1 btlEos Two or tlreo yours
nhair, TINT IL is snrprialig Tint tho onorprising
"tanaForf ~ q thas road would co.ascnt to 1lso
~ ai. bne 10 ai,aworA to1erhb1y noll. Tho
1,o hors ~ Mayne m anu tho htohighn Southern lihvo
up thoir tracks two or tt,roa .itnes weok. Or ~
.n1toh as stohher or y ycsBol dasleed to mass.
we Southern Ia now hotivcly at work ln,mr 1, ~
tn ntnriagn with = 6o'foot DRAW: Tho lnnnagers Of
,,n ,no Hort t Wayno aro still oontont to tcar
ponao for tliemeolvos, and Mi ths
titY 9olnY ana trohblo thoy onn to ycasol-onnora.
6 6ncn conufct On their pnrt Ia simply outrageous
Ihofo ;la. shonld bo soo summary legal procoas to
Dftng ~ then p to terms. SlnttId toY hold out
laotatioits an nctibit for heavy damages urhinst
them WOULD no doubt, DO Sustained by lie
cDnrtsl - '
Tho banks Of tho Calumet, atrortliur euob
op,S ~ oRposspnt'es nh % {9r purposes
whoever ligoa ton years viii zoo them awar,ut3t.
With industry. Tlloy will bo to Chicaru.. S tIaSS
should, ia fact. 10 part Of our olty-wGat Nnws
arlt 'B to Nov York; Four Of our rreat ruiroa,,
lines orosb thom,, and tho Baltimore b ohio vii
BOON mako . Asl,. They are all within iittio
more titan ilalf an hour Of tho city, Chicago
has already tho commerce Of the Nortilweat
within her grasp. It ts only tllrty~Beven wears
h'flce she becarnb city, md long bofote thirty
Hovett yeara mnro have paaHed AMY ai,o wifi
supply half score Of States with their mnntl-
faoturod goods, thus giving her tho unthputod
tho Union.
, 1874-07-31

The Temperature yesterday, aB observed by
Msnasso, opttciau, usiuer the Tn1atNG Building,
wAB III tho Hha.le, al H. M, 62 dog. Falr. !;
10 M, 1G; IL H., 82; Sp. in.. 81; 2. n., 81 !;
and p. H., 80.
Mr. a. J. sooyIlle ID mating arrangements for
q trial Of stenm-boilcra lltrlng tho next exhibI-
tion at tho Exposition Duilding. 1Io has Ut
tachoa q motro to tho supply-pipa Of his hoilor,
and will ohch day wcigh out q certain amount Of
fuel OF different kinds. III this manner Lo will
aHoortatu which coal ia tho best, and which
boilor produces tho grcateBt amount Of stoam
with tho least amount Of fuel. As several othor
majors inteud to compete. tho trial will 10
spirited.
Wednesday Of thla woolI tho Young Mems
Christian Association Employment nuroau gayo
work to thirty mon; yesterday brainess t9as dull
and applicants wero less Fortunate Tho Bureau
Inns never been better able to furnish good holp
than at tile present timo.
Tho bail in tho caao Of Nicholas Staadcn, tho
poraon indicted for setting ilro to hie promises
Oh North Clark street Bn1uly, WAS ilsod at Sl06U
i'll ono cnHo and &c, 900 In the other; The Ger,
lnan clti2ona Of tho North Division have secured
tho noryiceB of John ntaBon, ESQ.,. to assist tho
Btato'a Attorney n tho prosecution Of Stnntion,-
that distinguished individual having himself 70.
tainod Thomas Shirley, ESQ.
YeBtorday evening about 7 O'clock on stats
street, hotween Mouroo mud Adams, tho lorscs
attached to Car No. Of tho Archer avenue line
tres coming out. They san south aud coltl1od
with Hack No. 20, belonging to Dennis biccaE-
thy, IN trout Of tho Palmor lIouao breakiiig and
gpllntering tho pole ana starting his LorHos.
lioth teanls wore captured at Monroe street
without further damage than that rocciYea ny
Mcoarthya hack.
THE FINE ENG1NEEna.
The Now York Dallctin Of tho 18th aayH:
The @ ne1t = N4tiopal Convention Of Fre Enginsess w
po Il " III hs ~ m Of ow an
or in!r1oye1net l6ohdng q tho rreyention, 9t frea
Proved and tho robult will DO ID Increased proseesion,
naliona! eonysntlon e le sap,s body t baltimore
last ytar It Will bo remembered, two tmrortant sut-
Tcru: First. Tho Limitation .llause Of cor.t'htible
asrotion Of tbs dangers Of elevator paaangos, atnh
ways, an alansar1s, Second. The isplation of each
an1sttnet't iu b'ialng fram other apart1ll;onsu.
T by s pity ,as To chsase. @ 1ers ,E'e eoe@pate
were considered Of 20 much impurtauee, involving as
Ian Of wnrus,o,ase o. snss % liidnps =, Or saas.as
clFs Of building contracte that The COMMITTEE haY-
lug ths Msttar ~ charge s''aseasa has detailed ~
lion YaA agreed to. II is unnecessary 10 add tal tue
events whgh hare transpirsd stnce tlat Convention
future deliberations Meanwhile. i Is great lotnt
Easnc1 tlat general attention haH hesn rurecsod to
t9e Wllola sulluct along rlsh conviction On @ |ast
co9carRul, that something fH.sas bo DOM oeyoul What
las arcady hocn accumulated to arfest u" Wholesale
tho csatry, rhie prsaaua Itset now IL taa laEt Of
apustttye hHuonaa repsoaeh.
CASUALTIES.
Yesterday morning. bet"oen ana 8 O'clock. u
, 1874-07-31

west. It foil on 4 temporary framo structure
close BY, oeonpioa 20 salooii by 1tchry nun1or-
soyoral 1orBons In tho plnco. and ono or two
wero slightly Injured. Tho eBcape was d marrow
ond for ill 5f tlielt1.
Thomas Wilsot, 4 taller, while untlor tho IN
huoneo Of llqtof, yoatorday morning, wnB run
ovor and 8orloua'Y injured by 4 wngon at tllo
coriinr Of Washington md DcHplasncs strbotB
The driver Waa nps to blame.
Tho body OF womn, nnnoa Margaret Kunan
who ltvod Mt No. 2f f1ntoll street, was found III
tle tako yeaturday morning, mud conveyed to tho
Morguc.
PERSONAL.
Prof. Swing, accompanied by Ills vito and
yuungoht da,lg,tot, arrived in tho cty Yohterq;ay
ffotu Oxford, o. 11o and Lis fa,nily loavo again
to-day for Wisconsin,.
A telegram front New York Says thah tho
Church Of tho 1lodeomar, Newark, Inns gEtpn a
call to Tho 1iov. J. q. Forester, Of the Oh,1rol,
Of tho 1sddoo1nor Of thia city, at aAary Of 900
year. -,
E1~Guv. Mafous i. Wnrd, Of Ntwark, N. j.,
now lnembor of Congress from ihnt bsatp,
passel through Tho eity yesterday with LIS wife
and sstor. T1oy wi1t spend coiip1o Of mdhtha
on tllc pdeillo cuast.
.stato's Attorney 1locl faola 1udtty indiEntnt at
tho tiaea!lcd fot statements In yeBtbftlays Times
CONFORMING the MY in which lit llaH cohaiotea
tho prosecution Of Dr. EARL. That papor charges
lim with laying boon so looso that ho was a
ponitivo nfd to tho prisonor's COUNSEL. This Is
faalitions Insertions ts,oh ths Times Ids 50 frd'.
duet.tly mado against pathota iu Official life.
5lr. John Lyle King and Col. Doran,
xlot hays t;t t@ defended d,,... Ear3 .o stqto t.
Wha Bttoh as to co1npiototy np61t 1,Aby bt tt1ole
bost-lnd did noat cherished plahH. ana AB law
, 1874-07-31

Fptclal Dltpatt6 q Tie ch,tdqo 7fiRUt9.
Ponr HurqE, Ach.. yaly 2o1urt- f. 5el!s Joe oorsh
Wnduf, H tawrence, J. n. Fobtsr, Vhnt1srhN petser
Esntiago; proia Colorado, Jdrys Lord, Fountain City,
DowN-prop wehona; aehr Monterrey
&'pohT uunox, a1ich., July 3o-Eynnitg. g.-Dowu-
Props r. II: Ketehatns OswoBatclha Graves with ron-
UrGlTop java; bafss F. i. Mcs, Aeosn; scl,ra
Hage, Crest.
N1Hp-151utlt, blowing frtah.
, 1874-07-31
RUCIlEEuRT'S OCCUPATION,

New YonK, July 9D.-A London 1ottsr says
"aochofort's work is going on ut a good pace,
II yon visit him at his hotol you nre likely to
Iilla him surrounded by four or tlvo socrotnrlos,
all NJ busy aa himself. It is not dltilcu,ls to
guess Tho intended destination Of hia writings,
but Of the natana by which thoy ara to toach it
it may not 10 prudont to say 1luoh."
, 1874-07-31

aclcnes Of Tic c6nttaoiosb, rho wished to hoop
the work badk tthtlf tlo fnI 30 ds to secure t.
continuance until noxt spriug, whom labor could
30 obtained cheaper ttai evor. In tho mcn.
timo thousands wero unemployed, md good mo-
along OF wagcso $3.50 wock. Titus spoko
Ali. bailey, a!ta sot ho doGe not waht o ihird
nrclltook.
, 1874-07-31

..... cflIcA0o.
oa1s H. L. McHtaw, of thts city, received tllsrs.ch
yesterday informing hin tlat ls vessel, tho scir
hoard If Tradt, had aprT1nR 4 leak dnd Bnuk in Is
futhoaa Of water uiles " n. ". Of Fariort, O., Oh
Lake Erie. Tho Board q Traio left this city tho
Lester Co., and consigned to Bruce, Chambers l:
Co., ot Dnftnio.< Her cargo wns raltc,i nt about
$2abb aud the hill ut s25 do0, which there il "a
insurance Of $4,000 tic hull and S21, 900 OH tic
cargo. Tho crew woro sated.
There nero Only two or three lumber yesso1s At
tho DOCK ycaerlay Dut few vessels came in during
tue day. Tic weather was very rough I'LL day, aud
Tho prop Merchant has not yes bten raised, but yo
Vct her o Every Commandment o? te huiI IL fi ~
xatcr, aud her cargo hna been thrown overheard.
Recent raina have nut out tho wood fsce In Mfcb,,
gnu, su navigation IL agaiu unoLB facted y smoke.
The nrop DtomeI]ary s,ruug ieaI ou iaka ~.
taro aud has gone info dry-docS at st. Cathcr;tcs ~
--Ihe scftr Gerrtt smith, Which arrived ycstnrdnr
xuorujng lost her fosc-to17uast in a NM Of ,rn3
some Id milcH OF this rarl When ths mist f"tl il
srlo t,n fnresai1 cnrtynt, IL a,Ysy Mt to san. ~ H.;
--0s1tao Times, 27th.
, 1874-07-31


Duryea's " satin Gloss Starch and Dr1r5tan !" I'm.
proved Corn Starch " Ii tho bast In tho world uso 1t
onco and ron Will use no other.
MILWAUKEE, Juno IL; 1a79.-After using Duryeaa'
Atarc In my 1ottl4laundry for ton months, oau reo
omeni Us being tho Whitest strongest nt.sl most
Clossy starch can purchase. La1ssINt1 NoHNE1L,
Proprietor Enwhntl uouse.