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Jury List---Dec. Term, 1875.
GRAND JERORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Barrett-Jacob Price, Charles J. Price
ChesmutdW-George Stocker, Josiah
Keller, Rees Gearheart.
East .StroudsJu1y-Jesse r. Smith.
Hanilton-Anthony Arnold, J. Henry
Sluter, VIM. S. Arnold
Middle ,SnaithfeH- Alfred Albert.
David Labar, NJ. d. Cortright.
Pocono-Jacob Edinger John Brink,
James Harps.
PoM-Stcphen Ziegenfuss, Jacob Christ
man.
Price-Leonard Lesoin.
Jackson-John ". Bells, Charles W.
Butz.
iStroudsJurg-Robert Huston.
Tuhhunnock-James Kresge.
SnHhfe1d-G. i. Kinney, Joseph
Staples.
PETIT JURORS.
Burreh-David w Price.
ChestnuthiU-George Miller, Theodore
Altemose.
CooBaegh-Jerome B. Shaw, James
Dowling, James Buckley, James Dixson.
East StrOudsbug-Charles l.. Rhodes
NJ. l.. Hutchinson.
Ehlred-Jefferson Frable, Leonard Fra.
ble
William Haney.
Middle Snithteld-A. j. Shoemaker
Calvin Van Auken, Abra. " Coolbaugh.
Paradise-Richard Warner.
Pocono-Henry Learn, Andrew Daley
Amos Derrick
PoM-Amos Shafer, Stephen Bohlenger
Ross-George Mackes.
,SmithtieId-John Yeisley, David Fen
ner, Peter Kurtz, Reuben Staples
,Stroud-Henry r. Ransberry, James NJ
Hummer, Michael Brown
iStroudSb,ug-Edward B. Dreher, Lin
ford Marsh, William Flory.
TOtyhanna-Andrew Eschenbach, vii
liam Bower, John w. Eschenbach, Samue
Hays.
Dec Is, rs. T. NJ. McILHANEY, Prot
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COMMITTEE

GRAND CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT
The Sunday School of the jackson NJ
Il. Church, will have an entertainment on
Christmas afternoon and evening. Great
pains are taken to decorate the church with
inscriptions appropriate to the occasion.
The exercises Of the afternoon and evening
will be interspersed with speaking and both
vocal and instrumental music. Admitance
free Ali are cordially invited to attend
J. W. HOBBS, Iororors
j. B. HOUSER, -'i'''''e' q O.
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SOME of the light fingered gentry, who
have been, for some time, infesting our
borough and neighborhood, burglarized the
premises Of Mr. j. II. Butts, in Stroud town
ship, on Sunday evening and made off with
a new buffalo robe, comfortable, sheets,
pillow slips, carriage cover, pair of buck
skin gloves, pruning knife, two fine bred
roosters, and nearly all the padlocks and keys
belonging to the buildings on the place Il
is to be hoped that the thieves may be sue
cessfully tracked and captured. As our new
jail, will soon be completed it might be wei
to inaugurate it by the reception of the vii
ains who appear to entertain the belief thai
neighbor Buttss earnest labors have beer
expended exclusively for their benefit. Thi'
is the third or fourth raid from which he has
suffered within few months and it is time
the guilty ones were brought to a sense of the
enoL,uity Of their crimes
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BETTER begin to lay up extra change. You
know, that on Thursday and Friday, Decem-
Der 23d and 24th, the ladies of the Presby-
terian church design holding fair and festi-
val for the benefit Of the Sabbath school
Fancy articles beautiful, useful and ornamen-
tai and choice refreshments in shape of ice
cream, oysters in various styles gotten up
and dispensed BY heavens lest gift to man,
lovely women, will be the order of the day
The festival viii be held in the basement of
the church, and the place to secure choice
holiday presents will be right there. Tickets
of admission, for children Is cents, adults
% cents, may be had at the door, Besides
admission the ticket will purchase its face
value at the several tables.
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J. W. Freeman, editor of the Pittston
Comet, who was last week convicted Of
libel, j. Boyd Henri, prosecutor, was on
Tuesday of last week sentenced to seven
months Imprisonment in the county Jail,
whittier he was conveyed on Wednesday.
Mr. Freeman has the sympathy of the pub
lie generally in his incarceration, however
much they may condemn the course which
has led to it,
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Dee. 16, iS75.-2t*

Y. NJ. C. A.-The regular monthly
meeting of The Young Mems Christian AS
seciation will be held in their rooms over
Stephen Holmes Office on Friday evening
Dec. 17th, at y o'clock The literary exer.
cises will commence at o'clock, and viii
consist of an address by Rev John Kohler
an Essay, by Mr.. Thomas A. Bell. Tho
exercises will be enlivened by vocal and in
strumental music by amateurs. a cordial
invitation is exteded to all.
CONNTTTEE
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100000 Fire at Milton, Pa.

MnToN, Pa, December 13.-About s
o'clock last evening fire was discovered in
in the basement of the Riverside Hotel,
which, in short time, spread to Heag &
Goodlander's block, Gauger's clothing store
and hall, all of which were destroyed. The
loss is estimated at 100000. The amount
of insurance in unknown. The origin of
the fire is supposed to have been a defective
hue
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4 Valuable idea,

The following correspondence gives an as
surance OF rich treat in store for our citizens
in the very near future, and one which they
should be prepared to highly appreciate The
Reverned Doctor is a gentleman, of more
than average capacity and attainments. His
experience in the world of letters, his know
ledge of human nature, and his keen percep-
ton of the wants of his fellow men peculiarly
fit him to fill the role of public instructor
and it is risking nothing of truth to say that
those who attend these lectures, will be more
than repaid for the time and attention given
in listening to them. Every one therefore
should determine if possible to make oDe of
the audience to greet the Reverned lecturer
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CARBON COUNTY was organized March 8,
lS43, out of part of northampton and
Monroe. Monroe was organized April /,
Pike. Pike was organized March 26, 1914,
from part of Wayne, and Wayne was
organized March 2I, 1896, out of Northamp-
ton-the latter county being the mother OF
the Old Tenth Legion.
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FEsTIvAL-The members and friends o.
the Cherry Valley NJ. f. Church will hold {
festival on Friday evening, 9th instant
Christmas Eve in the basement Of THEN
church, where they will have a grand sup,
per, composed Of the best the season affords.
Proceeds to be used for the benefit of the
church. Don't fail to attend. All are cor
dialy invited to attend
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ALL ABLAZE-D. r. Browns show
window with ll2 well arranged gas jets.
Something you never saw in StroudsGurg
before. Come one and all, and see the grand
opening Of toys and holiday goods, Saturday
evening Dec 18th, at 6 o'clock.
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a VERY serious accident occurred at Stem
lersville on Monday evening of last week
Miss Sarah Bonser, a servant Of Nathan
Stemler was in the act Of making fire when
she set the lamp on the window, and by
some cause or other it fell to the floor, in SO
doing was entirely demolished, the oil ignited
and so did her apparel, and in minute she
was enwraped in flames, and was not subdued
until her entire clothing was burned from
her. DR.. j. G. Kramar, Of Millport, was
immediately sent for, and administered all
the aid possible, but she was past recovery,
and fingered until Wednesday about l l A NJ.
when death relieved her Of her earthly suf-
fcrings. Another warning to US. Her re-
mains were taken the same day to her par
ents who reside in Monroe county for inter
ment.-Mauch Chunk Democrat.
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SAM TgDn'ER, Prothonotary of Luzerne
county, he long Democrat of sterling vir-
tue in the party's estimation, and who at
tempted to improve upon the people effort
70 elect honest men TO Office by tampering
with the returns after they were received in
his care, was tried for the offense last week
and escaped conviction by the skin of his
teeth. The jury failed to agree, standing
when discharged, ten for conviction to two
for acQuittai This is morally conviction
for bold faced violation of his oath of Office
on the part 81 fts,e y.rtGeas Sam, aud furnishes
encouraging assurance ti.at another trial
viii secure to him bis Just Geselts--a sojourn
0f some length at Cherry Hill.
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over Goats! Over Coats !

Simon Fried will receive a new and elegant
assortment of Over Coats this week. Call
ana see them. :
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\ DONATION VISTA Donation visit
viii be made at the Reformed Parsonage in
Syiota, lFcnnersvile,) for the benefit of the
Rev. II. Daniel, who lately met with a
serious accident. Said donation TO take
place on Wednesday, the 29th, of December,
afternoon and evening. Allwithout respect
Of person are cordially invited to attend.
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OUR neighbor Brown, We mean Daniel T., ,
Of course, stirred up the younger portion of
our town and not few of the older ones, on
Saturday evening, by most brilliant display
of the result of Santa Claus's labors for the
Holidays His show window was lit up by
one hundred and twelve gas jets, the whole
eliminating in the word TOY s, presenting
a scene which cell psed the splendor of the
mondays sun and was comparable only in
vividity to some of the marvellous grottos
depicted in the Arabian Nights Entertain
ments." Bat Dan. always did know how to
do it. His enterprise will be satisfied with
only the most recherche toys, and be always
succeeds in displaying them to the best ad-
vantage. While looking at the out side
don't forget to call in and see what is there
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NECKTIEs, SUsPENDERs, GLOVES,
Collars, Cuffs, and everything else belong
ing to the Gents furnishing goods line, you
will find large assortment at Fimon Fried 5. t
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A couple Of Reading police men observed
a suspicious looking party buryiug what
they supposed to be box, and snuffiing q
case Of infanticide, they proceeded to the
spot next morning aal disinterred the re
mains of u cat,
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BasH Taken from the farm of Col. E. E. Nor
ton, on Monday afternoon, Dec. 18th, a small
black and tan dog, with long ears, short nose
large eyes and long silky hair on the ears, bo-
dy and tail, and long tan colored hair on the
legs; answers to the name of Pet. Any per-
son returning said dog, or giving information
that will lead to his recovery will be literally
rewarded.
FRED. A. NORTON.
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TIE Hon. S. S. DREHER presides over
the Courts at H0nesdale, this week
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ORR country friends should not forget that
we are always thankful for news items.
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from Is cents to $500.
CARD.

As much speculation has been made by in
credulous persons in regard to our manner OF
doing business, we wish to say to the public
generally, that we will only sell or exchange
property on Legitimate basis, receiving only,
regular commission, and we will entertain no
proposition under any other circumstance
whatever. Our object will be to satisfy all par
ties. We are thankful for past patronage and
solicit a continuance of the same
Repectifully.
PEIRsoN & THOMPSON, Real Estate Agts.
Conveyancers and Collectors,
Office opposite r. r. Depot,
East Stroudsburg Pa Sept l6, 1875.
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THE MONROE COUNTY TEACHERS INsTI.
TUTE will convene in the Court House, al
S,rcudsbnrg, on Monday December 20, 1875
At u o'clock p NJ, and continue in session
common schools are expected to attend, and
we extend a cordial invitation 10 all Teacher;
of private schools and friends of education tc
participate in the exercires of the Institute.
The programme has been arranged with es
room.
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JUDGE DECKER will make his first appear
ance Oh the Bench Monday, January Sd.
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SHOOTING and rafiiing matches are mum
erous in different parts of the county
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TREASURER MARSH takes charge of the
''Spons" on Monday, January Sd.
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PAY people promptly particularly the
printer.
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DURING the last week, rain and blow and
snow and mud and freeze.
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HOLIDAY Seeds.

\ large assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Childrens' Furs at Simon Frieds.
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TURKEYS are abundant and very high.
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Ir would like to be winter if it knew how
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THE lime business Is brisk at Bossardsville.
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No report from the hog committee this
week.
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THE coal trade is very good.
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NEXT year is leap year-young ladies take
notice
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The MISSES CARROw select school which
opened on the 9th of September, ult, has
from the beginning proved a success and con
tinues in Aourisbing condition The ladies
are both most painstaking with their pupils,
and the result is marked progress in all the
classes, and perfect satisfaction to parents
and guardiaus. Fron the many good words
we have heard in connection with the school,
and the continual additions being made
to Its number Of pupils. the fact is clearly
demonstrated that first class school employ
ing first class talent, will be appreciated and
sustained here. Visit the school, reader.
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Turbine Water Wheel
FOR SALE.

We have one ofSTEVERSON'S DUPLEX
TURBINE WATER WHEELS of "a in di-
ameter, For Sale said Wheel being in the
best of order. Also, with it are the Bevel
heels Opinion and mortise,) Iron Head Block.
with upright and horizontal boxes, Wheel
shat and Clutch; also, complete set of Gate
Fixtures, with rack gears, &c, in good order.
The above wheel has been run for about 7
years at our factory, and shows that the usage
has been careful. We have replaced it bv a
81 I'D. wheel, as we needed more power With
the wheel Is about fl. of Draft Tube, also in
good condition.
ALSO;
One ROSE WHEEL, SO in diameter. turned
on on bottom so as to make tight joint; with Scroll
BLOCK and Step all complete with Gate Fix
lures. with this Wheel is Is feet of Cast Iron
fIpe I IN. lron), II inches in internal diane
Ter. his pipe is In three pieces, one 10 fl. 3
IN. long, one IT., and an Elbow, This Wheel
mas given power to our machine shop for 6
years, and is IN excellent condition.
ALSO;
One STEAM BOILER of about 90 Horse
Power.
ALSO;
One DOUBLE JOUVAL TIJRRINF
WHEEL "A inches in diameter.
Any or all of the above will be sold At = bor
gam II prompt application is made to
THE TANITE co.
Sept. l6, 1875. - ''''A : no. a.
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STRIPED kid-gIoves are becoming fashion
able.
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CRY drumncrs are raiding.
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THE largest aud best assortment Of Mems
and Boys Clothing in Stroudsbarg you will
find al Simon Fried's
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THE genuine ground hog sansages.
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Gl)e 1efersonia,l.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1875.
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JsprR -c1.orH:yc of a] yariticq at
.or Pr - +
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STROUDsBURG, Dec. l3, 1875

SIKOJIsBJEF, DEC. Io, 1910.
Dr.. JACKSON LANTZ and others
Gentlcmen-Your favor Of the Sth inst is duly
received 1t viii afford great pleasure to comply
with your request will deliver of five lee
and will the subjects and dates in pub
lie Press in the of 4 few days.
Very respectfully your obt servant,
G. D. CARROW.
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Still Alive

1t affords us great pleasure in stating to our
customers and the public generally, that not
withstanding the bat offered in spool cotton
and trashy and sieazv goods in Stroudshurg,
the rumbIing of incipient Earthquakes in Cal
ifornia the devastation following in the track
of the great army of potat0 bugs which has re-
Gently swept through our town and commune
ty, the political strife existing among the
many anxious ones fer office, the seeming dis
regard of public morality, the cry of hard
times, the collapse and winding mp of num-
Der Of business houses throughout the country
within the last TWO years,
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Trunks AND VALICEs Of all kinds at
Simon Fried's. 7
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Rev. DIR. G.. D. CARRow,

We, in common with many other citizens of
Stroudsburg and vicinity would be pleased to hear you
deliver of your popular aud interesting lectures
during the coming winter. Should it suit your con-
venicnce TO do So would respectfully request you
to the subjects which you will lecture, the
number you give us, and the evenings that will
suit you best.
Respectfully yours,
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Dear Sir:

STRoUDsBUEG, Dec. 8, 1875
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1t gives us great pleasure to be able
to announce that Esquire Stroud is steadily
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ALSO;

One STEAM BOILER of about 90 Horse
Power
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JACKSON LASTZ,
SAMUEL ). DREHER,
T. DUSKIS PARET,
JEREMY MACEEY,
{. :. DETRICK,
y. r. STORM.
, 1875-10-23
tf the irt.nan Hcneta1.. ft:1 S:s!s,en and DO |
Kali, OIL tho American ris!e d.,rir'; rar Var.
THO Waite 6.fll-:,xs


7 tn cBtotnonv nf pfe'elitIns n buif Of witite
R1nrea tt Tho presiding .Iudga waa recently tos-
fosnlou in Aberdeen. The .~at'sn,Hn of Sept. II
aays: "}easerday, for llle frat time plllce 17Gf.
tlusu were no cases hpforo tho Circuit Court Of
,tnttlcsary in Ahcr1eon. Lnrh 1leas. tho rTesiI
i"E Ju5gc. attended hy \ g1ari of honor Vt tue
::',nety--ecnnd and Ninatr-tllird Ili4hiaudorr.
raILcl from tho douglas Hotel at 10 O'Clock. ac-
cnsnpanief ty tue Lord Provost aud aias1s!fntc'
nL.ri!5 fiuthiie s,uitl,, W. Roger Monsso'neric.
asIvncata bor,,t", es.., Sir. +. =. Gotlnr Lord
Advocate. n,esnhcf of Parliament far tho un-
,erAtsicH Of tjiasYnw snd Aberdeen, ahd Air
Chatle- sila',d. Chief Juatice Of the Ma1ritinu,
alru tpDl. ;Isgt III thu procession. On tho Court
assembling. the AdrMata Depnto formally ill.,
ttnascd that thero was IN criminal bnstneFs to
a'latht To tie Court. l.oyd Provost Intnteon OK
pfehbo'I MI bchsis nf tho town and county
authorities rrefcnt their t;ras,caton at their
brinK M caseH for trial. and hin nsn pride that
Il had fallen to Ills 10. TO iresont. according 20
!mr,cinortal image, pair Of wlito glDrcs to hin
IDrtlsliir. Tim clovrr. a magnificent pair.
worked With god thread anl c,ntainoI in neat
oak casc llayn; the city arms ,t;Iail on tho lid.
were thcu }.rerented 10 1.nrd Hear, anl paira Of
plain xulta gloves to TIM Lord Allrocato. air G.
ihsnd, tie shcritfs. hni other gentlemen officially
connected with the Court.
, 1875-10-23

IN nntcaote winri1 MARK Iomnn lowell 10 tell,
Yeiatrd to the period when Tom Hood became n
contributor to Pu,rh. Lacking orer hh latterr
ona morning. he opened an cnveape inc!oHing q
poem which tho writer sail had bean rejected by
tArtn contemporaries. II nu. thought available
for Punch he Legged the c,ilior whu1n he ke1lw
hut elightiy. 10 cnnalKn it to tho wante- paper
bsAkH:, 81 tho author waH 'hck ut tho Aight Of
T." Thu poem vas signed Tom Hood and
the lhleA waru entitled "Ths Song Of the Shirt.
The work was altogether different from Anything
TINT had eser appeared in Punch, md ~aa cor.
Sldetc] 70 much out u keeping with the epirit
ct tho pcriodlca! that vt tho weekly meetfng ita
publication was opposed by several membefs Of
the stan. Mark Lemon waB ko tirIn}y Impressed,
not Gully with the beauty ot the work, but wit!
its suitability for the paper that he stood BY hr
tirdt dociniop and published tt. by letter
written b. TON Hood to Mays Lemon, which no
have for the moment m!s'aid. i: appears That the
question of illustrating the poem wa5 entertained
anil discussed. Tho hncs. however, wc1o pub
]iehed without Illustration. except that humor.
ous border Of grotesQua figures which made tit1
t.1'unchs Procession on Doc. 16. 1873. "The
Hong Of the Shirt" trobled the sale Of tho pspe:
and created Z profound souaation throughout
1tbSt britAin. London foeiety
, 1875-10-23

PORT OF CHICAGO, OCT. 22.
ArR1rEp-Irop Cuba, Buffalo, euudrtes prop Mil
waukcs, Milwaukee, Light sehr Charles IulIng, Lul-
ing.on. lumber; prop kasortte, Meuoninec, suu-
tries: barge UfauuH. Menonilhec, Lumbar; barge +.
]. Bronson, Monominee, lumber; barge Young, Me-
nominee, lumber; tug Clen.sts. feshtiRo, towing
barge Native Ieshttgo, lumber Echr H. H. punha1n,
14udlngtou. lumber prop g. Dunbar, Mns-
kcgon, lnnbcr; barge Contest, MuskeEon, tuu1-
ber; prop Mcsseuge., st. Joe, sundries ;
sehr F'y1uE Cluud, t3fren Bsr, lumber; schr port-
lani. Milwaukee. Haht simr hheboYgan, Nan1towoc,
sunt1r1ea prop Charcs ltei.. afantater, lumber
1rani I1aTen, towing: barge Golden Harvest, Mtls-
keson. lu1nber barge Trauhfer, a1uskegon, lumber
ba1go City, VI Grand Rapids. 4iualegon, lumber
rsop Cleveland, dlcn Haven, wood; psop J. Huro
tuck, snndros; echr Christie, Mrake4on, sl1ndr1rs
schr Mo Cape, Alpena. lumber: schr d. Htawart,
Oleselant coalt achr Au.estcaa 1tsnistee, lumber
prop nt1m.sck. Mcnotnincc towing; bark D. l. Filler
lumber; barRs Lhorado, Mcloufnee, lumber.
CLEAaED-sehE L. G. Woodruff. uuf1slo, $4,000 b,,
Wheat schr q. H. King. Buffalo. i9.1u0 bu wheat
sehr J. " Doane buffalo, 1,o0o bu wheat rclr 81.
nc1r Unadllis, phfIalo, 1tM0 bu wheat: sclr 8. q.
Andrews Little Traverse, 100 bu corn. 1857 pa oss,
200 rs our % tons hhy 70 brs pork 10 bris beef Is
tons feed, md sundrdes schr White Cloud, Detroit,
ssInr Milwaukee,, o9donabura+ 1agoo bu corn: seht
City Of the strats, tuda1o III 90 u corn achr HAl
ated buffalo, n QUO hi ~heat lark prshtGo, Buffalo,
35S0 bu coru: schr Tom Cook. Oswcgo, II, 800 btt
Mesteneur, st. Joseph. Is brls cement, and sunlres
N1auT CIEAaANCra-8tn.r shoboygan, milwaukee,
II rla OIL and anudriea stnr tconto pconto, IL bxlF
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