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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16
THE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

The FAMILY SEWING MACHINE The
invention of the Wilson shuttle sewing ma
chine exerts al influence over domestic COM
fort unequaled by any invention Of the last
hundred years. As an economical arrange
ment it enables one person to do the work of
ten in superior manner, and with ,unspeak.
ably more comfort. Machues will be delivered
at any railroad station in this county, free Of
transportation charges, if ordered through the
companys branch house at 827 and 829 Broad
way, New York. They send an elegant cata-
logue and chrome circular free on application.
This company want few more good agents.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

'.BUY ME, AND Pill. Do YOU GOOD.o-
that q DIR; LANGLEf'S ROOT AND HERB
snmmsr escins r6es ana s ana
tho blood of al impurities remove and oounteract dys
pepsa, liver complaint. constipation, piles jauudioe
vertigo foul stomach loss of sleep and appetite
lous sores carbuncles skin diseases pimpes nerv
debility They In the truest and deepest sense
inoomparably more popular as a family medicine than
other yet discovered. Sold by all druggsts GEO
O. GOODWIN CO.. BOSTON, Wholesale Agents.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

1t is often remarked by strangers Wis
iting our State that we show q larger proper
stion of good horses than any other State in the
Union. This, we tell them, is owing to two
principal reasons. In the frat place, we breed
place, our people use Sheridan's Cavalry Ton
dttton POWDERS, which in our Judgment are OF
incalculable advantage. Com
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

An eminent divine says: I have been
using the Peruvian Syrup. 1t gives me new
yigor, buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of muscle
Seth w. Fowle & Sons, Boston, will send free
pamphlet Of thirty-two pages containing a
full account of this remarkable medicine, to
any one sending them their address. Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

AS people learn how true economy it
is to use Debbins' Electric Soap (made
by Cragin & Co., Phila. }, the common,
adulterated, dishonest soaps are being
driven out of the market Try it.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

Joh'asOn's AnOdyne Lislinaent VIII
give more relief in cases of chronic rheuma-
tism, no matter how severe, than any other
article known to medical men. Used internally
and externally.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

discuss ecclesiastical reforms.
A young girl named Whitby was the victim
of outrage and murder near Trappe, Pa. Her
body was found under table with both ears
torn of, and her head terribly bruised. A
tramp is suspected Of the crime. I. The board
Of health Of Hudson county, N j., continues
to revoke the license Of physicians who cannot
show proper credentials. -. In an insurance
suit in Jersey City, it was decided that where
premium had been paid to an accredited agent
OF company, the company was responsible
for the insurance, whether the agent had made
returns to the company or not. >. The pris-
oners in the county Jail at Glen Cove Springs,
Fla, bored through the floor with an anger,
and digging underneath, all but one made their
escape While one MCPHERSON and his wife,
living eight miles east Of Columbus, Neb.,
were visiting on Sunday night, leaving their
four children. one boy and three girls, at home,
the house took fire. The boy, aged fourteen,
and girl, aged twelve years, got out of the
house, but the girl afterward returned to res
cue her two little SISTERS and all three perished
In the fanee. The fire WINS evidently the work
Of an incendiary. -. John Dolan, formerly
tax collector of Kline township, Pa, who is q
defsulter IL the amount Of d, 900, was arrested
In Iowa and brought back for trial. Parties
Of men are arriving st Cheyenne daily to wait
until the government throws open the Black
Hills TO settlsrs.
Tho Boston Josrnal reporss thsrsbsconding
o.. .Aorahsm 5seksor, one ef the most honoesd
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-16

DAhhO I'VE INcocTttu8 0uftcr.
The Duchess Farmer says: To three
gallons of brine strong enough to bear
an egg add quarter OF pound of nice
white sugar and one tablespoonful of
saltpeter. Boil the brine, and whom it
is cold strain carefully. Make your
butter into rolls and wrap each roll
separately in clean white muslin cloth.
tying mp with a string. Pack large lar
fuil, weigh the butter down, and pour
over the brine until all is submerged.
This will keep really good butter per
fectly fresh for whole year. Be careful
not to put any ice upon butter that You
wish to keep for any length of time.
In snmmer when the heat win not edmit
OF bptter being made into rolls pack
CLOSELY in small jars, and using the same
brine, allow It to cover the butter to the
depth of at least four inches. This sx-
cludes the air. and answers very nearly
~ wcH as the drst method suegssted.
, 1875-08-04
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho Committee on Equalization will complete
itn labors Friday III limo to report 10 the County
Buard. Tho work has boon long md tedious.
Tho Committee on Public Service held =
Meeting during the day and agreed to advertise
for proposals 10 furnish tho county with coal for
tho year.
Bl.erifr Agnew's seni-nnnual report WAS e1-
amined yesterday, tho proper youcAsra having
at laHt been produced. II was found correct In
overy Particular. and tho Committoo sill 10 sa-
put.
Tho petit jury for tho trial OF q number Of
Jail eaaaH waH 1mpanefe1 yesterday morning IN
ihe Criminal Court. Tho jury will enter upon
It's work Tuesday, provided tho Turner case il
brought to Il concusioo by that tlme.
Tie sals Of property for delinquent stato and
county ta1sa WAS cuHtinuDd Yesterday by tho
County Treasurer tow moro lots iu the Town
of lIanover boiug disposod OF. Tho rush OF
ptopoety-owners to saye their property from sale
was large during tho day, aud tho County Treas
ury uaH materially Hwetod.
, 1875-08-04

Tho elegant four-ssory mArble.front building
embracing Nos. 1856 and LIS Washington street.
lust Gust Of Franklin. was sold under mort
gnEo foroc.osed yesterday to L. u. Weston, ESQ.,,
of tho tir.u Of Weston i Co., who had slroady
leased tho prsmiBes and opeued Tattessa!l'H or
horne matt. They hhvs beon engaged In tho
busincss for a year past. aud have established
themselves In = large aud lucrative ssade, 1n
addition to a separate building In tho rear for
showing Anrsea aud carriages. they have q
salcHroom and Office IN trout and a
spacious basement. Thor facilities
are paFfcct and ample for the
horse sud carriage trade, aud supply something
much needed In Chicago. whore rood stock il Ho
thoroughly Appreciated. Auction sa'es OF
bfoodea aud common stock are regularly and
equatey conducted OH Tuesdays and Fridays.
The efforts OF tho firm l1Ave been handsomely
encouraged eycr since the house was opened,
md all IN need OF horsss for any purpoue gat4er
At tho saios. Experienced msn ara constantly in
attendance, anil nothing ID luft undono to ioat
tho buyer and seller 81 to the condition OF tho
nAskct, mud extend tlo!n Atl the necessary IA
ciittrs.
Tho sum paid BY Mr. Weston for tho building
WAS tho aaug ono OF el6. 000 In cAhll.
, 1875-08-04
ont tho rllo IN antrit bv excluding tho isreor,,.
Advertising. IN rclsnrsiDg raAc M tulIowH. oN0
A h1rrfC{It r

ont tho rulc in anrit by excluding tho isreau,,.
Advertising. IA relnriDg csAc M fo1Iows; oN'0
DIFFICULT OPERATION.
lhora VA. nj, operation performed In the rt,.
tho other day-a surgical opntution-aui n ~
did not h*yp Nfo1c4,Ulo drahtl Of Tho D,.saa
AcAdemyuf Molclno boforc or oyos no wna,s
report tho casa In full. 1t whs M an,rutatfontt :!
lilo cg-tho lower part-nbout haiti WAY hetr ~
whoro tho e!loo atoa and tho Eartnr hcsnd. Ta
patient whs woak, and cnuh:h't aTurd to 1oo,s.
nuT blood !; rhn nrcdch all sha Ind t. begin II.
business Of living sga,n. ~ tue doctors maj, W.
brrH Of tho Usako s1osiicni Academy, .' c,n,a
quantity cannot In nnmed) agreed nn.e,nn1,
That eho should not loan any at all. Jr, !
iva aro writing according 10 tho "cotle" nor
no NO cant ha1no hfnt) Frt,dncol Ro,t Of ruths,,
strat. Which tunkrd like tho Doctors hll.ronio.s
1ewcd c,l 10 end. Or. - 70 member OF 1jr,t.s'
Medical ACADEMY, 20 wn ca,,iiut mention t,am,.,
llold tho lcg IN whlo Dr. - (wu don't mean :.
ho rcrnonA. but 1t was neither OF tho CHI.
l}r. --(vlo, hetng member Of Drake ssol.rs
AcM!nmy, cannot allow tho ,1ho nf r..
nanso) rHt something olHe OH, wlnIo Dr. ~ -"
twin IL ilntnc'ess becanna q metnbcf OF tr,l.
Medical Acadomv1 took tho r,1,l,er htrnp on.
physician Waa present {betonging to Drake sfcda'
lcal Acnlemy, we withhold his nnrne}, ermad
with khito. began TO clt. lin was abiv a.t,,t'
cd bv ,nodtcat gentleman of this city iun,nen.
tlo,iahlo horn, ~ he holda mont,erHllip i,
1lrnko Medfcat Academy. Tho arteries ~. =.
takcn IN bv Or. - {wl,o Loionga to D,st.
hero forever rnnso y III q most HhiIlfHt ma:bfY
Wien 0Nr reporter loft tho patient wag DIN,
vol. Tho wtlola operation was yorg crelit.lis
70 tho doctors tw1io. being notnbnrs ot III,
Drnkp Acnt1rmv of A1odicino, cauuot 4aye t,,e',
names iii print).
, 1875-08-04
CRIMINAL.

Two rifcs wern etoloa from Issao 2. gmith's
shooting -galosy, on Weas Madison street, yes
terday morning.
Eighty Ynrds Of gingham and iifty-two yards
OF print wore soon from tho Chicago Il Alton
Railroad freight depot day boforo yesterday.
Tho goods arc valued at 5l5.
Istcr label, lottor car1ior mas asrlignod be-
foro Commissioner iIoyns yesterday charged
with purloiulng aud BecEeting letters. Tho evi-
dellca YRB BtEoug enough 10 cauHo tho CommiH-
hioner to loll the nccusod In bail ut e5.fhJ0 for
appearance boforo tho United 6tates District
Court.
Egbost e. Rockwell was before tho South
Sido Police Court yesterday, charged with rer-
Jury the specific accusation bong th8t llo iIAs
besn In tue hshit Of golnB bail for persous
brought boforo Commissioner Horne, and swear
lug that ha was tho owner Of lAn1 the title to
which wah III others.
During 4 dance Ut KIoss saloon. No. 1853
CauaIport avsnno Abopt q O'Clock yesterday
morning, row occurred Amoug ! pssty Of Cor
snAua, aud ono OF the participants, john Wier|,
shoe himself through the palm Of tho hand
while enieasortng u shoot into tho crowd. Tha
conta:ants wero 81! arrested and lined by JUS
uco bculy.
night clerk at The Gardner House, named
John Eahey, was taken Into custody yesterday
by Two detectives OIL suspicion Of IAfooDy, aud,
ou searching hls trunk, yet Of garnet jeHclry,
the property Of Airs. Otis Field, au oserooat be-
longtng to I malo guest, aud othor articles
known to have been stoltn, wore found. Tia
ps!aoner wAs committed to : cell in the Central
Station.
TEo young men named Charles Wallace aud
Danel Mullen wero azralgnod before Justice
Bummerdeld yesterday TO anBwer charges OF
burglary 10 entering tho houses OF Mr. Weed, on
Lake ayenur and hlF, Jones'. at Lake Wow, and
alsalng = quantity Of Bilycrware. Tboy ware nr.
rested BY uotoetiYes CAapn aud McCAuloy. Tho
Court held them for trial Ut tho Criminal Court,
and they were committed to jail in default Of
hail.
Yesterday afternoon al old and dilapiaa4ed-
looking individual called In ut tho ofs5oe OF Col
lector Judd, and triod to sell m lnkstand 10 the
poEaous present. Not succeeding, hs took bla
dor Altro AAd ut tho saulo time coat bslong-
''ls to Ms. Percy bhuman. LII. Judd'e
secrcesry. disappeared. Mr. Bhuman
haa seen tho theft. and, Nheu the
hshn ~ "cnt out, sont another porbon to watch htn.
| me OLD Rentlosnhu went up-stAira into Anothoe
| once. "lase he waA arrested. iIewaH looked up
10 lhe Arinoty, and tho cAss will bo heard this
morning.
Among tho Latest victims Of tho gang Of sneak.
| thioEeH who nre making things hot for Chicsr 70
| people Just HOW are D. +. Moutop. No. AaY AIich.
iEsu Asenue; 0eorxa u. Morgan, No. 1900 In
| dianA aseuuo; ]. i. Engle, No. 800 Wsptvorth
avenue; J. W. McCluskey, No. 871 Wabash ave.
| nuo; George a. Eatou, No. t12 on Tho pame
thu1oughfare; and the shee-house of Lamb 4
| Van Astiue. on franklin street. Several hun.
d1ela Of dollars worth Of property we're secured
| BY tho thieves, aud none Of item wore captured.
, 1875-08-04
EXPLODED.

DfETzaCft LOSES Ills aEN8ATfGa.
Coroner Do.zsch was OIL tie war-path yester-
day oyor report which had reached bis car that
a prominent aud mysterious gentleman had nud-
denly dropped dead In 3 West Side hotos. II was
not the death Of tho individual that stirred the
Coroner. but tho additional fnct that the body
had been sent East without saying anything to
him or the authorities about it.
An Investigation Of tho case 'ant evoniog by q
roporter revealed Tho facts which cannot fat! to
tighten tho Coroner'a heart. II WAS aa-
cortailed that Young mnn by tho uatns
Of .foln h1oors diud at the nuchfrsne
Homo Sunday, from alcoholic poisoning. and
that tho CAUSE nj bis death was attestcd hy two
reputable physicians, sud that q permit Was
thcrcupou secured and tho body aeut East to
friends. The locsasel Was c!ork In tho cfn-
rlov Of 0ossago i Co., aud horo tho reputation
OF bcing Hober and ludustrions. IIo waa, how
over, addicted to occasional sprces. and was no
engaged tue night previous TO bis f1cath ~ his
symptoms at tho t,Eno OF hlA death Indicated.
Ills renlalus weso sent to Waterford, N. T.,
Mpuduy.
, 1875-08-04

No Complimentary Statue
Ia needed for tho WIN gave 6oxoaont To the world.
Millions Of teeth. preserved from dscsy BY thls pesr-
lcss soeth youch for ls value. How fragrant u
tue breath p&tfumed b3 tts Aroma
, 1875-08-04

BarometerB in the Doots
Ia n name often applied to corua sud buttons. Yn,
hret way to euro them IL with Dalloya alneIca ii
Extractor. Quo application will give immediate y4lA
, 1875-08-04

Tho Warwick.
The rapid and extraordinary largo sa1ea tha. n.+,
attended thu Introduction 1t tho Warwick co!la7s .,c
token Of tho nniyerrsl approval which thoy have t,
with conHlnlcrs, Those true crisica apnreetatA
good article, which they hAvc found In tllcse gooda
, 1875-08-04

Binoe the Academy Of Medicine 1t Evsnsyills
expelled victorian physician for regularly &d'ef-
, 1875-08-04
DEATHS,


fORTON--At bin rcsidenco, on Grecnwood-ay.. nt,,
Forty-sssenth-at in this city Et lo:30 u. n., Aux
us Hon. Jesss o. Norton. '
Mo01tEcOn Sunday afternoon, ut Duchar.ns lEonp.
ch!cago, John G. Moore a8sd 28 yeaEa, Of ita1mata
Ut tho bralA.
6M1Tu-on Tueaday. at 3 4. rn., Louise uastelt
dsnYhtas Of Mr. aud Mrs. ]. n. Hmlth, sged outts
aud days.
Funeral fron thoir residence, No. 81 Twenty tf,A
IT., at p. n. Wednesday, Aug a.
, 1875-08-04

Pianos and Organs.
largo a'rost,ncnt Of new pianos and organ, b
rent. Becouth hand p!anos from $50 to s9to.
". ". K1MnaLt,
Coruor State and Adams streete Cbic,c.
, 1875-08-04

W '.F1Rlt.s
AID. Potter Mahr haa gone to Buffalo tn show
tho Inhabitants OF that town to what vast pro-
portions Chicago A!dermsn may attain.
MondAy night AID. 1iIldretl,'a trottiuR marc
kicked it's last kick. aud the Alderman !s sorrow-
Ing 1t his loss. Tho animal WAS worth q, 200,
Mayor Colvin has tsaucd . call for speciAl
meeting ct the Council for this syening =. y
O'clock for tue plrpcss Of considering commu-
uicatons, engroase4i ordinances, reports OF con-
mittee4, aud unfinished business.
The RinAnce Committee Will meet this after
noon ip tho &;olu uptroler's 0lce for the consitl-
esatiou Of bills. Among othor things, tl,a cty'u
losa by the failure OF Duncan, Sherman d Co.
will bs thoroughly examined.
II uas harmed from an authentic source last
e,euiug that tho CaPtasus Of Police had secretly
lssued orders 70 thoir mon not 70 obey any sum.
mona that might be Issued BY the Police Board
requiring ths1 attendance 1t trials before that
body.
AID. Ryan, Of the Fifteenth Ward, 10 w1Athy
= tno Board Of Police for prompting tho Fire.
Warden to sto1 Tho improvement Of Walker 4
, 1875-08-04

Of Any about huy!ng sowing-laschtns they will ~
9ret exceedingly lhey fail u call II tbs ocs Of ths
Wesa aswus-u.chas. 2o1 Wabash Ayaaus, beta.s buy
iug, W snsan thit,
, 1875-08-04

lHE VAN HUhEA HlAkEI u1Ha0AEh.
An acconnt was giyon in ycstosday's TRIBUNE
Of nm accident which happened at Van bnren
rtrcet bridge Monday, when q propeller ran into
the bridge, causing serious damage and knock
Ing horse and buggy Into tho river. YoBtcr-
the tesn,, began suit by attachment agaiuas
the steamboat or propeller Elmira, Of bay City,
stating that he WAS thrown from bis buggy by
the accident. and that it and Ills horse were
thrown into tho tiYor. Tbs bridge WAS closed
when tho propeller struck IT, anu tho
blow opened it, thus precipitating tho
horse sna buggy, Which .,ta ,..r "as =. u, TUT
Claims t5,000 danagas. and. ~ ho cannot ascor-
tain tbs owue1s OF TITO proreller, ho askB for All
attachment against the vosBel hhIsef 10 accure
ANY Judgment ho might recover.
wcre Mr. Cook, OF Cook Il Vest No. l45 Monroo
Btreet, and Mr. lIawurth, the latter driving. lilo
buggy, preceded by stteet-car ind several
teams, had just roachcd tho eastern approach,
po!lor,. moving up. The ensseru channel, came
smashing against tho bridge, forcing it part way
onen. The car in advance p1asented tho driver
fruu whipping up l!s huEse, 10 ho jumped
in kcopng his fottlng on tho p}er. Nj. CooK
sp1anK out Oh tho bridge and thero received his
injuries. The propeller got about two-thirla
through tho bridge aud then stopped. It is
BtAt0u flht tebpeGthol0 clllZCnb AGafil lGr Chp.
tain, while passing Madison stree. bridge, swcar
that that WAS the Lust bridge he vas going 10
atop for that night.
Tho collision was entirely duo to tho criminal
rocklesancss Or stupidity Of tho Captain Of tho
propeller. Tho EIinira IL 10 port for the arat
time. aud. ~ tho Captain knsw nothing about
the bridge ordinances, he should have employed
tug. l,ut, to save fou dollars. In triod to 60
up the river alone, And the reanlt was q fearful
collision, which camo near costing the lives
Of reyaral human bolugs. Tho bridge ia
damaged 10 tho amount Of about s50u, Tho
horse which wAs preo,pitated into tho river along
With buggy, was found to be 30 badly injured
| that II had TO bo klllcd yesterday. The bridge
tender, who wAs struck in the back by the turn
snK OF the levar, haa 20 far recovered that he
Gould ho about yesterday, but he is still suffer-
ins soserslY. The Captain OF The Elmlra should
10 n11ented and taught lasson that will dotes
steamers and tugs hereafter from running down
t!a b1idKes aid Ahutmeuts Whenever tltey got
tired ~ wsilnx for tho brtIpes 10 open, thuA en-
danEertnR the liyea of tho thousands OF poop,o
who croaa them daily.
The city hns Afso attached tbs propeller for the
damage douo to The bridge.
, 1875-08-04

You oaq qjssp .nd HIi.h fnld sitxeF eaa, apd 4: IN
ea9a t. new Eeoro silloen y ths most v1na%Itn n:
found In NnyadA mlns enurely tree rum Ert OF chem
cal 2otnn. II would have tabe warn look us.
II only. Bold By hou1e-furn1hess dFugsiatA jeEA
er1s md HrrtarN.
Asaata. 0iLLETT. McCULLOCH i CO..
a. aud % south VAtsr-st-. t3ntcaEo.
, 1875-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICE:
Ccntaur Linitnents

Centaur Linlments
ETn a1ay pain, Eubdus sveltngs, he.,
xA lax tntns and Mill euro rheuInausn
IDnT srR1tu, aud flesh. bono md musc!,
-.GE1k- atlmonta. The White Wrapper II
for family use, tho Yellow Wisppu
nkNrpu is for animals.
"RoxANrA, BussE1 Co.. DEL, May n, 1871.
"hlEssRs. noEx h Co.: Your Ccntaur L,nimcnt Ia
wonderful thing Mr. mother ha1 suffered ter1lblt
from rheumatism for sixtcen years. OF lato sha hi
been paralyzed on ons side. No ono thought ST.
would be ahle To talk Or walk aRan ~ she ia
enty.for years Ut ago. 8ho haa been usnR tho Geo.
ta,r Liniuent twhits wTapper} for few weeks, anl
now walk and ta1k toleraolJ weil. think tA.s
your I4nimenta dosergo all the prniso which they by,
received 1tEv. Y. TUDD9.'
Sold b II druggtsts.-soo and q per bottle.
, 1875-08-04

MARRIAGES.,
.ANSfN-f1uMEIt-Au .. by Prof. David gvtp
". II, Amin and At1s. Lca1letta T. plumer, bolh
Chicago. No cards.
, 1875-09-11

tho Ircnsury notes, nntls legal-tcnder III
tsno Of peace, would bo promptly declared
unconstitutional by tho Courts. What, theu.
II The meaning Of the demand for thu repeal
Of tho National 1lank circulation, a'ld I'LL in.
crenaea iasuo Of legal-tentler notcH, which they
know and expect will be declared void Tho
explanation IN tie Same as that given ny lilo
Democrats in Mississippi for keering up
constant warfare between tho whitc and
black races, that " We wnnt first to mike
tho State perfect lel, aud tl,en
1t will g1udly lecomo Democratic" :"
Tho party in thu country want TO
have tho National Dnnk currency abolished
and the teea1-tcndesa declared void. and then.
there being no currency at nil, there nltlst ho
q return to tho old wildcat Stats hunks. The
Southern Statca Mono will rnt III operation
thousands of these State institutions. Dnnks
wilt he established at every crossroads a,,d
il, every village, md tic country will bo
tleluged with currency ninc-tentlas of
whieA will 10 fraudulent, unsecured. nnM
worthless. To that end. The assertion of
ssate sovereignty In tho manufacture OF
paper money, tho Dctnocratio leaders aro
lnboring under the dolusiyo cry Of more
grecnhaeks, which they know will 10 branded
~ illegal tho moment they hro Issued.
, 1875-09-11

Tho Chicago produce markets were slender
yesterday. aud grain was stronger. Mess
pork was quiet, and 100 per brl higher, clos
ing at s.l.G5 cash, and $.o17t for October.
Lard WAS dull and 6@7lo per 100 It's higher,
closing at $l2.s5 cash, and *l9S7J@12,9 so
for October. Meats were quiet and easier at
e@sac for shoulders, ll}@11sc for short ribs,
aud l2tc for short clean, Highwines were
quiot and steady at 3l.l74 per gallon. Lake
freights were active and steady at 3ic tor corn
~ buffalo. Flour was in fair demand and a
shade easier. Wheat was active, and 14o high
er, closing at S'l.l43 Tor September, aud
Sl.1?l for October. Corn was active, and
&c higher, closing At 59io eaah, and 53lc for
October. oata we1s quiet and 10 higher,
closing at 3;sc for September, and size for
October. 1sys WAS quiet and firm at 75t@
76c. harley way quiet and firm, closing at
$l.ls for September, and $l.O5. for October.
Hogs vero iu good demand. and light weights
commanded better prices. Sales we're pin-
, 1875-09-11

We publish this morning comprehensive
aud interesting article descriptive Of Chi
cago'a vast railway system mud tA auxiliary
departments, with IN accompanying map
illustrative of the samo. The compilation in~
cludes facts Of interest portaining to kixtoe.,
great trunk lines of railroad ccutering in aud
having for their grand objective point tho
metropolis OF tho West, together with tho
branches and divisions Of oaol, the PuL1-
MAN Palace Car Company, the different fast
freight lines, tho important Hubject Of rail
road supplies, and tho systoul Of railway
passenger and baggage transportation from
point to point within the city. The public
is divided into two classes, shippars aud
travellers, md hence the valuable iuforma.
ton upon the subject presented in such at.
tractive form III cur columns today will b.
read with pride aud satisfaction by the
people Of Chicago, aud with interest by
everybody.
, 1875-09-11

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