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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25

Arrangements are being completed
for disposing Of. by distribution, q
number Of desirable building lots in
this CITY. besides several valuable arti-
cles of jewelry. Particulars will be
furnished iu o few days. Tickets to
the distribution will cos. SIS. Respon-
sible gentlemen will have charge of the
matter.Y,-
The Legislature having knocked the
obnoxious "official organ" ACT in the
head, County officers and others can
now publish their legal notices where
they please.
Job printing of every kind, from q
miniature visiting card to four-sheet
poster. turned out. at short notice,
from PHOENIX Office. Try us.
Enclose the postage with your sub
s,ription-Daily. six months. 25 cents;
Tri- Weekly, Is: Weekly, 10 cents.
Transient advertisements and no.
tices must be paid for in advance.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25
City Takes.

.RYARTIEs having city taxes dHa licenses
t5z,,r !, 70 pay can be supplied With CITT
NOTES. receivable, for came, at q dieoout,t,
byfpplying so, ~ John AGNEW & SON.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-25
Professional.

Professional.
nR. E.. .GREEN offers his professional
~ services to the citizens OF Odlumbis
and Vicinity. Office at Miss PeYoival's
Plain otreet. u '''hf iFS's Fsb II t10
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

GROWING OI.D.-"It is the solemn
thought connected with middle life,"
says the late eloquent +. w. Robertson,
.'that life's last business has begun IN
earnest; and il is then midway between
the cradle and the grave, that a man
begins to marvel that he has let the
days of youth 40 by so half enjoyed
II is the pensise autumn feeling; it is
the sensation of half sadness that we
experience when the longest day of the
year is past, and every day that follows
is shorter, and the light fainter, and the
feebler shadows tell that nature is has
teniug with gigantic footsteps to her
winter grave. So does man look upon
his youth. When the first gray hairs
become visible, when tie unwelcome
truth fastens itself upon the mind that
a man is no longer going up III l.. but
down, and that the sun is always wcs-
terinv, he looks lack on things behind.
When we were children We thought as
children. But now there lies before ns
manhood. with its earnest work, AMI
then old age, ard then the grave. and
then home. There is q second youth
for man. better and holier than his firstr
If he will look on end not back"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
ST. MARY'S BEACON
n rusrnsio svssY THURSDAY ~ l.
g.H. KING q JAMES g.. DOWNS.

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Sor the first Insertion, end 80 cents for every
stitnie square. IESe Lpmber Of Insertions
- not marked on The advertisement, Il viii be
1ublished until forbid, ard charged According
y. A liberal deduction made 10 those Who ad-
vestise BY the year.
Communications Of "a personal character will
Be charged, ~ The same rates ss advertisements; !;
obituaries over ten lines In length viii be charg-
% ~ The rste Of 30 cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of ihe author,
OF no attention will be paid 10 them. The rial
meme Of the author will not be published unless
desired, but We canno, consent TO ineert COM
0unieations unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
The IRrsH.-Interestins statistical

The IRrsn.-Inscresting statistical
reports have recently been published
which bring into comparison the differ.
ert natioualities composing the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
tn this the Irish appear to great adj
vantage on two important points--in
respect to morality in the relations be-
tween the two sexes, aud in respect To
phvsicai health and mortality. Scot
land il the hest e,lucssed of the three
cgantries, England occupies the second
place N that respect. and Ireland the
last. But according 10 the reports for
1872, Scotland has the greatest proper.
tiou cf iIlegitimase births, England les.s
iaf leas. Of all / Fl and. Only tw"@
fifths par cent. Of all the children born
in ireland were i!lcgitimate. The rep
utatiou Of the Irish az moral rops
Is therefore web foundsd-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

THE RoosrER.-Tbe rooster as pc-
litical emblem had its origin in the
memorable presidential canvass Of 1910,
between Harrison and Tyler, the Whig
candidates, and Van Buren, and john
SON. Democratic nominees. Inthe sum.
mer of that year special election for
some purpose ~as held in one Of tho
counties OF Indiana, which resulted in
q Van Buren victory. A Democrat,
not acquainted with Mr.. Chapman.
then the editor of the Indianapolis
Seatinel, wrote q letter to u friend in
indianapolis in which he advised him
to state the result, and he added these
words: Tell Chapman to cow
Chapman did crow, and as a significant
illustration he brought out picture OF
chanticleer. The Democrats had . few
opportunities of growing afterward In
that year, but subsequently the rooster
was adopted as the Democratic embleus
Of success, and ~ such has remained.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10
THE QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MA
CHIMES

is the New Fins Howe Family Sewing
Machine. 1t has an easy, rapid move
ment, makes the "Loek Stitch" and
does 10 perfection al kinds Of plain and
fne sewing, il needs no recomuenda-
sion; its large sales the increasing de.
mands, and the many aaatering testi-
mouiAls from those Who have used IL
- sufficient proof Of its merit. The
want Of . Sewing Machine h deeply
felt in every ho1Dshelds snd ~ the
sHowe" u sold in the South &t much
lower Deice than other naehines which
cell at an adva,ee over New York phi
ces, Il - meeting with the extensive
patronage it deaTses. J. Pc GNenwell'
tsouasJsovDs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

Trg MAscH 10 rHR SKx.-Tn due
season the kcadquarter wagons came
up and ve got supper. After supper I
sat on chair astride. with my back to
a good ERE, musing, and became con-
scious that IN old negro with tai.
low candle in his hand, was scanning
my face closely. I inquired. 'What do
you want old man 2" He answered.
"Dey say you 10 Massa Sherman p I
answered that such was the case, and
inquired what he wanted. He only
wanted 10 look At me. and kept NUT
tering "Dis nigger can't sleep dig
night" asked him Why he trembled
%, and he said he wanted TO be sure thas
We were in fact 'Yankees," for ON .
ss1n.er occasion some rebel cavalry had
put ON 6gi; blue oyercoats, persona-
Ting Yankee txocS,s, essa mnny Of she
negrses vess descivsd tbsgehS. himsclf
among the number, had shown theuR
sympathy, and had in consequence been
most numerically beaten tAerefore.-
This time he wanted to Be- certain bs-
fore committing himself, so I told him
TO 60 out ON the porch, from which he
could see the whole horizon lit up with
camp fires, and he could Judge wheth-
er he had ever seen anysaing IKE IT he.
fore. The old man became convinced
that the yankees" had come at last,
about whom he had been dreaming all
his life, and some of the staff officers
gave him o strong drink Of whisky
which set his tongue going. Lieut..
Smelling, who commanded my escort,
was Georgian, and recognized in this
old negro q favorite slave Of his uncle.
who resided about six miles of, but
the old shave did not recognize his
young master in our uniform. One Of
INV staff officers asked him what had
become of his young master George:
He didn't know, except that he had
gone of to the war and he supposed
him killed, as matter Of course. His
attention was then drawn to Snelling's
face, when he fell on his knees and
thanked God that he had found his
young master alive and along with the
, Yankees. Smelling inquired oil about
his uncle and .he family, asked my
permission to 60 and pay his uncle y
visit, which granted Of course, and
, the next morning he described to me
: his visit. The uncle was not cordial by
any means, to find his nephew in the
ranks of the host that was desolating
the land, and Smelling came back. hav.
ing exchanged his tired horse for
fresher one out of his uncle's stables,
explaining tina. surely some ef the
"bummers'' would have got the horse
had he not.-Shermaa' Memotrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

Dovn the shadowed lane 9
And her arms are -
With the weodbiee aoe -
Happy little maidse
Swessly, sveesly, delh -
A. the lark shove her
SareIy every living hing
That be- seea 1use loso
As she strayed aaa - ste
Happy Hstle nai9es,
Shadowy Ianes end 6elIo 4
With Wild 00wess 49,
Chasced . beaay ysate Z
For the lanes wese -
She dropPed oae wee 6oW
Did thls llstie IAay.
Droppsa : aewep, - o.
DropFs1, ana neveF
A14 M yeaahp : -
Nov - oWt6f Il =
viii lose nDuugo -,
Win hef love - sasays onA
Bappy HttR nal1es !
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-10

An exchange intcrrogsses itseH after
this fashion "Whst holds ell che snuh
in the world ." And answers, aNo one
nose" II b enoagh to Mscaboy laugh.
, 1875-06-29
Chinese Nl0Rsey.tsroMcrs.

h1H FfAAcf&tn HMfj4tfh&
Tho statement that thu Chluesu have already
entered and nonopolizod every parruit iu which
1hey can gam livelihood n thls city IL lot sua-
oep(!b!o OF proof. The manufacture OF boots,
shoes, slippers, ctoths Of various description,
to.elfy, aud The almost ualimlted number ol
other Iu.lne.4 onterpEiaes t9 which they ale
Tho latest branch Of buslnosH Which they have
taken lloll Of vigorously il that Ut money
brokers. 4 yoar Or t~o si,cs QUO Or two CHI
nese csptalIstA, seeing golden opportunity il.
&hia direction, formed copartnership aud
opened . place Of huyinesB ln \ retired
selling gold aad silyor ouin. Thoy did = thriy-
iuR business, aud six months ago. ono OF tho
mombnrs Of the hsm departed for hls home in
the urient having anass0d fortuna anffic!cnt
to satisfy Ills wants during tho remainder Of hia
days. Tho suocess Attending his efforts MAS not
long In spreading, aud haa slncs caused tue Co.
tablislmeut Of Iyo or Elk other Institutions Of
tho came ehesActor. 1lle parties engaged IN tho
business arc Chinameu Of means, aud have
from Is, 600 to s20. 900 capital each. They do a
large business iu buying and selling tho new
iAa1sricsn trAda dollar, which Ia almost ontlrcly
1ssaeessding ahs Mexican coin OF ths s.uae d..
. koalaasios, md also e2ctas2a much paper cur
~~
, 1875-06-29

Close upon The BlotH Of Lake Winnoplsoogeo
IL a town; aul III that town dwolls man whom
NO will cali A1ubor. Mr.. Au,bor keeps storn !;
and, ~ lie Is u Gcntal, accommodating man, hs
koella for aalo everything Which tho good people
OF tho country cAn reasonable expect linn 10
hoop. Particularly has 1t been tho practice Of
his cellar. Ono In tho full and oas III the spilng
wi! generally carry him through. He IL very
careful to whom 10 Bclls, aud 40 far a. III
known, t!lo authorities hayo novor given HIN
&C ono day htr. Elipl,alet spoouor entered the
storo with slight protnbctauco Visible upon
his left brehbt. Mr. Sp0onef was Deacon,
mud a most proror nan. l1o called tho NOR
Chant ati!e, anil asked him II iio had any
good whisky. Amber noddad III tue atlrna-
"Wlll You Let mo have plut7" and tl,o
Deacon pulled from his breast pocket pint
bottle.
brought the full hottlo, carefully wiped and
corAcA.
% %"What ts TO Gayi'
aud thcu. in = hosltatug way, deow tho cork.
lilo placed tho bottle to hi4 lsps aud tasted Just
drop to sest tho quality Of the liquor. llo did
this twico, and tho c&nreesion on hla face was
QUO OF hesitation aud doubt.
"Mr. Amhor," ho said, "l'm getting this for
my vito. IL this tho worry best you haVei"
"Oh! you want i for mediclnel"
"Yeu. certainly"
"1f that IL the CASIO" The sentence was
finished with smllo, aud reaching forth for tito
bottle.
Dawn into tho cellar vent tho htorekeoper
again. Thoro wnB no mood that ha ahould empty
the bottle and foall It. tor ho had but ono Hol-
tary barrel from which to draw, 60 hc tooK
bottle Rtresh.
II shall haye to charge you 81 eents for this,
, 1875-06-29

80, r." writos to La..d aud N'ater: IN poor
fellow, cArleE named Uolyillo, residing At
Crossgasos. near Duptcrmline. loft homo = fow
days ago. accompanied by his dog. lia did NOT
tho dog arrived home IN avery excited sta.e and
behaved In most eccentric maunor, apparently
enleayorsnR to attract the attention Of lhe in-
niAtes. Seeing that the animal continually
rushed oil in the eamo direction, and thnt ho
ytl1o's friends resolved to follow hin, fearing
something had happened. Tie dog led thatl
attaiRht away some DISTANCE to distsed coa!-
shaft, wtefe it stopped, And refused 10 90 any
further. The worst being now couloVturod,
g1appltpg-irona wese procured. and eventually,
attar aauch trouble, tho dsad body OF Oolyilla
VSs brought 10 tho bhuk."
, 1875-06-29

l,ave becn kept In jail ever sluce, During their
iy,~tl,e iIrst iu.taIiment bong g,ri. Aftor lio
tsla! sf uow.r.l, they wo,e setnanded for the
trial Of Msa. Howard and Charles Ncord, which
will not 10 had for Eevcral n,o1ltla. THERE'S alan
auo,het Uisneas Iii jail, WHO hls tcan there
threo years. lilo Principals have never been
brought 10 tlfat. bccaunc no jail has yet kept
them long enough 10 reach the tc1u, IT court,
aud one of them laa alssn1y died, Tho othsr
broke jail IN Apnanoosc County this wcck.
IN application was made to The Supreme
Court far tha i4chargo Of these wltneasea OH
thoit own racoRnIzance; and tho Court made tho
order to tho Uiatrict Court. ho!dlng that uo WIT
hess conld he bell in tuch manner; that they
nlnst 10 allowed 10 giro their ovu rocognizsnce
and rot At lihc,ty. uuior rule, It Milf 10 diff
cult to CONVICT = maiozity Of tho criminals IL,
ills State, ~ tho witnedn:s Ate usually irsespon-
stills pecuuiaty, and, wheu wau.od, vii! not 10
found
, 1875-06-29
nrsf-nELEns' t:11AnAcTEns.

6Esehat fI,sIs.tch n THE tHl:aua tribune.
I.n1ANAroIAs, June 2a.-tu = cans Under tho
now liquor lnr, Juoee Perkins today decided
that these must 10 legal ground Of un(itnesh OF
character IN an applicant for lIceuee. aud that
untisuesn muet 10 legally proved. rhe County
Commissioners llnve no power to determine for
themselves, irrespective of legal rroof Of tho un-
ftlets, the question Of appcAut'a character.
, 1875-06-29

spteiai ni.,a.th n Tia tTie,7s Tribune.
I4.H4LLE. H., Juuo 2g.--Anh1yEp nY llsEH YES
rrnpax-slmr Tom stoscns, from coprcras orcok.
towing Arabls and Johnson No. 3, liHat, anh Hit
waha, from Kingston with coa!; rro;' T. ]. Nex1n-
der, from uoury, towing canaboa 1ladorc both With
corus
DEFsnTIn yrs1r mar :-stmr Tm 1ters5.. tsran9F Y
mcnsioh s1ono fer Cop:aras c."s:s Lnl;.
rAsHgn 1aln CAs4I Yra7l HlAy--Aiahla and John
:: sen IN No 4 ant' nu1 awaA+' With Kingston COAL
PAsssn our -1elIsncc from Joliet, with
dimension stone for ctr1srat Greek Lack.
.,n gAt rrop Whale, from pcru. light cannl-boat
-. L. A1atnn, from Peru. viii, corn for Ca:csgu.
DEFAn1Ep-prop Whalc, with aalt mid l'osts for
se e:ts9 Dsl. : fos oI'ssss as: % H. l. L. Aa's,,
T4ssrn OuT,-irop Whale, with ra,t and possH far
rer, mud toNir4 b1rro Friendship, with hirl eo'l
elaek, far L1aillc Joats.on Nor, aud :? and My
nowCz, I'LL from locs, vita u1mctafoa-atonu for Col
In1poEroNr, Jano es-Ann1yrp-Gold Re,, In
s,so,6a so,n l,"d y, o,t rroS Mer:a.h, leslpart'
LOCO br1s ttarr Hce r:nc:, ho:i~, ~ com,
aSo ~ s,! r." o s ts%, ss H. 1
1utuber, Gu Ill ahnglet.
MISCELLANEOUS. ....
Tho acr!h Of watur III TosoAin Day IS 10 feet ia
Inches. ...Thc wroe oekug-targc 3toptur 10 trying to
raise tho aurtcn Bchr Ntshotu aLoyo 1taErlayillo..
Tbs cribs hayo bccn sank at tho end Of tho rict at
Muastgon. Two hundred feet will uc ennl lh1 saa-
son. which Will lring tho per ont into Lako ca'&an
fat onoush to give ai.sAeGpn harIor entrance aos-
chartered at Detroit Saturday, to tsAo full oid oi
who.t to uuGslo .. .Hc ler nu. wh!lo 2kn sat NC
Ihe Det1oit RE ire's si%!e* that slsca years
ago prominent tns-owncr It Detroit was Of.
fs osh seg fes as s Ct &, r,a ~ fsF s
IeetGe. Ths refused. EARLY tli1 ecsscn fhe
, 1875-06-29
ELSEWHERE.
WHARFAGE CASE At Ut, r4UI*

Special Dtspatch To Ths CAtcaao Tribune.
6r. Paul. Miuu,, June 2a.-1n tue United
8tatea Circuit Court, Judge Nolson to.day DO
c1ded tho ault Of the Northwestern Union Packet
Company against ths City OF st. Pau. tor Tie To-
oo,ory Of mouoy paid under protest tor wharf-
age, amounting 10 S5,018. Justice Miller. though
mot s,ttlug iu tho case, approves the decision.
The evidence bsLpg conclusive that the tax was
not paid voluntarily, aud that the city. ordinance
under Which tho Wharfage waa colle'ted ,mposed :
tonnage tax upon ysssels, which WAS not Charge
for tha use Of tho wharf, but for tie privilege Of
arriving aud departing from shs port, The
Court holds that the city ordinance conl!cla With
that olauso of the United ssatos Constitution
which prohibits tha State iovyipB duty Oh toll
n2Re Without authority OF Congress.
Tha same steamboat company has suits pend
Ing. aud about belng eomWoaced. a84..!ss II
places collecting wLa1tsss between t~ hsre aud
built whatia aud Sheds for tho projection Of
goods, will probably escape, uplesa ordinances
fiko that Of 1t. pAul can be construed ~ taxing
by tonnage INSTEAD al for the privilege OF arrival
Al fpnA ftnfh frnU1 nnrt.
, 1875-06-29

SDze1as D9paktk % 7K7 th1caao I775NNz,
DEs MONIES, 1a,, Jnne 2a.-Ths Bupreme
Court Las decided matter Of Importance to
Witnesses hsd In confinement for appearance In
Court, Al Tho trial of Howard for The murs,er
ot Johnuon. there nere two witnessos,-ou who
uss present ut the killing, aud who A.
after th5 murder. It waa we'll known to esery-
body that they would so away ii not restrained,
aud their bonds for appearance wero placed u !
hluh a8uxe, which they could npt ssnass+ Thsy
, 1875-06-29

TussdaJ evening. Ths btree Bpart& and her consort
The Bnnstra and tbs t.rRe M erior having In tow tho
andnsty and Columbian, w.re loading a that polat:
Touched Al hay Fnrnaeo and Mnn,a'fnR, an! Eeschna
the stznr 81 rA,l aud bargs Chsu,hsrain. Wstr de-
t,ned Tho following morning by depss fog i VA
Are. The sshr HaHtnaw was lsyinB IN the canal MET
tho sehf aoshnHt In low IT Mn snR Constitutions ao,e
Qhuscis md tlo 'Mrge D. II. Wilson and tow In Lato
George. Tbs barge Vienna ani eonsort wtre met In
Mud 1.sfs. Tnurhei At Harktnaw, from which olnt
had fine trip to Chicago. bhe brought t!o~ft mum
h.h. ef. Tho Peerless VIII leAye agatn fnt Duluth.
Marquette. and other Lake Superior ports Tlursaay
ayeulng at o'clock.
, 1875-06-29

ft1 1efk EfiTss&.
Oar attention 10 tho hig fnsn In illinois,
40. Ho0 acres. II in com, In oats md lax, sud
tho EeHt III grass-haa recalled q notice Of tln
London Epecfdor, from tlo Doomsday look OF
Scotland, which has liss Of thoso landholderh
who each own lnora than 20. QUO scros OF land In
that cnuntry. The result ID that ons nan alone,
In hia own and biH wlfe's right, iolds mora thhn
one-fIfteoutl Vt the ans!se ateI OF tho ktnEuom,
aad II man own nearly nthtrd; proportion prob
ably ezceadnp anything known In Western Eu-
rope. No lcss than LOG hold moTe than 90 900 acres
each, and, Of tlose, 81 hold moro than W.000
cnch. The Is who own the largest amounts Of
land aras uuko Of Sutherland. l,170343 acrta !;
Duchess Of Sutherland, 149.b7g scren Sir j.
AatheBon. 4eG. 90 acres: hfr. 4. Ilatheson. 22U-
1873 acres; Earl Of 1.reAdalbano, 437,G3c acres:
Dnka Of Ducc1eugh, 49,, lb3 acres: Earl 1t
6eafield 10G, 200 acrea Mr.. Evan DalIic SIC, 600
acrcs larl Of Stair, go, otu acres Duke Of lstc-
mond, 25500o acrea; Duke Of Aticlc, 1ai.ny3
acres; Duke Of Hamilton. 1Bl.0oo acres; Uuke
of Aseyll, 1850 acres; Fir 4. Mackenzie, Of
lairlocl,. 1G4.6s0 acres; Macleod. Of Macleod,
14t. 100 acres.
Tho old ides that tho Duke of Sutherland
OWLS an entire county ia not ttno; but this Duke,
with ha wife, the Couuteas Of CEo,nartfe, oHns
moro than tho cutse Rntface tf any county In
England. cxcep: Yorkshire aud L.ncolushise.
, 1875-06-29

speef"t DfspdseA n tn EHtrssgs 7Ffdxrs.
xF1s, H., Ju'lo os.-AnRlvAts-rro,n Ch!ca1o. rEor
MeFrhan will KrAln anil hour isoa atasgMelc, Irol
II. u. Tntltc, hcl.r Itbpenning, Iron orc.
nrcE1r1h-2,s-o bu wheat, 3,eoo brla tous, 1,sts
tons Of tron ore.
6nIrAEs1s-4et tons coal.
In DnE Doox-.schr Portage hns gone Into dr5 dock
for repairs.
Fnuln,t1.-Dnij eha1ser to sehr Julia Willard,
Losr-B ow Myr1, Of Aabtslu1a, wss loe wl' all o1,
fonrd, .luting the forrle s1ua1l III Turrlsy. When
LAST shs rinfnx condition Of Ek Greek.
Her Aflcrs alnf Dxva Uetkw1rth onu David
Nurdock, al Of Aahta,n:a,
, 1875-06-29
vEssELs PASSED FORT HURON.

.4pte7a{ N111Nfgf6 q TH8 EH7f719" 7F79HHet
Ponr 11unos. M,cl,., Juno 2s-pows-prors sf1n-
sss noet, Empire STATE aupeslor anl consozs, D. r.
Hose and bargrr, Abercatn md barsca. Monlo.a and
bs.ges, nl,sburg and baraea sehss sibcra. Fsycsto
Brown, Harvest Queen Mary Lyon, Home, Trenton,
Limo ltock Anu!c Hherwool hea,nan, H. A. Richmond.
superior, Jousnry,nun, !. II. Miner.
TAssED Ur-TFops City of Fremont, Mohawk, Phil
sdelpla, Mills and arsct, Trader AMI lnrgs' fesen-
Ito ind coi,aost s:h,a Wn. Grundy, Myoao!s D, 8.
AusIn, j:mAica, DnwaId.
WiNp--Nprtl,eaht, fresh,
NEAritEn-Cjear. ....... .
The sel,r llsrvca Qnscn With hor msintopn,sst car.
red away, aud Tue acow Lime Hock n,!nus her forctol-
mast, Jbstayat and doll lakacd aoxn this
morning.
8rsefal ni,rateA to fae ehlr4g, 7rtbsn..
Pon1 1lunoS. alich.. Juno 2s.-f4MEn down.
Props Araha, Jsrsis Lord sna son'9,t onrnorans
4. CecrIcr, Ataru.
PAS III, Er-rrop Atanka and consort rehrs Charlie
Cr4wtrj William Young, Ali1a, J. 1logort, Homer.
Nine, Atu.,ti4n. Col. Cork, Triumph.
Ttsn--Sorshwess, trrsL; wtatier an,.
, 1875-06-29
RAILHoAn TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL AID DEPikl,)A5 III TRAINS

kIstAxA1rot ~ RErxhssrH tsAext-s s..artay ~.
enpted. sHluday o1ssptaa. :atuud83 sxetat,J. At,
hss auods1 ~ Aot 4. I'll. Daily.
, 1875-06-29

Ksnsst CITY nd Denver Fast Ex.
~. !Aluta and Spstn&h*Id Ef....
St- 4ouls, 3priuRneid 4 Tstas..
FeofiAs kfokut i Hurli1gtou,..,
peoriA, k4.,xns + I.rflIH9ton,. .
Chicago q fad,eAh 1.Aitroati III, ,
Sfreatt,rs aeon. Washington liz.
Joliet i Dwight 4 oe J<a.I,oft dalton,
, 1875-06-29

c'lcAG1. MILWAUKEE, 4 ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
rsfon tttIs. eeFnfr Hndi+oa and [uaais Tekts DGse
1 souih Ctark-4, eptosfse eran Hoats, and al Dtso
, 1875-06-29

MIfwAnkos j prslrta dn Chteo1
i1lEjsioH. passenKor.......,.,...
Mi!vkukee. r. Cruise, Wiuans,
-. Paul, httnneapo1te, TtIpuu,
t4hksHh L Green Bar, thr0ugtII
Eipefao.. o..,s...,s...,......
NLlwsukeet aIAdtsou, Fr1is7e dn1
Chtsn 4 Iawa: AA0, 1fenAs1A
And StaTsus PaLnt, Passenger. i
Milwaukee. Ht. Fail d A{ltno.
aI'o1ts. through ksp7ess.........