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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
BILL AND JOE.
OLIVER wExDKLL HOLMES.

| Come, dear old comrade, you adj
| VIII steal an hour from days gone by =s'i
| The shining days hen life was new,
And all was bright with morning dew
The lusty da OF long ago, ..fs
When y were Bill and l was Joe.
Your name may f1sunt in tilted trail,
Proud as a cockerei's rainbow tai,
And mine Al brief appendix wear
As Fam O'Shant RS luckIess mare,
To-day, old friend, remember Atill
That am Joe and you are Bill 1a .r.
You've won the great worlds envied prize,
And grand you look in peoples eyes,
With ii and LII. ID
In big brave letters fair to see ...s .s..-
Your fist old fellow! Of tn go!
How are you, Bill? How are you, Joe?
You've Won the judi ge's crmined robe, t'ata
You've taught your name to half the globe, !,
You've sung mankind deathless stI ain,
You've IN sie the dead past hive again,
The world may Call YOU what 1t will,
But you anu are Joe and Bill. . T..
The chatting young folks stare and say,
''See 'hcse O'd bn tfers, bent and gray
They talk like fellows in their teens!
Mad, poor "ld boys! that's what it meani,"
And hake their heads they little know
The throbbing hearts of Bill and Joe.
How Bill forgets bis hour of pride,
While Joa sits smiling at his side .-.-.
How Joe, in spite of times disguise,
Tho calm slern eyes that melt and nil
A. Joe looks fendly uP to Bill. ....
All. pensv.- scholar, what-is fame?
fitful ton cue OF leaning Il .me.
A giddy whirlw,ni's ticxIe gust, . ...'
That lifts a pinch of mortal dust, s
few svift wears, and who can show '-'
Which drst WAS Bill and which was JoeY
fhe weary idol takes his stand.
Holds out Ills bruised ana aching hand,
While gaping thousands co ne and GO 81
How vain it s ems, this empty show! st..
Till at once his pnlses thrill
'Tis poor o;d Joe's God bless you, Bill y ..
md sirRll Ne breath in happier spheres
Fhn names that p cased our morI4l ears
II some we lul OF 'Ip and song -E-..
For earth born spirits none 30 long .. .
.Just ~fisI5er ring or the wo-ld below
W here this was Bit and that was Joe?
No N tier; while our hOme il here
No OnT0tug n"nle IL half 80 drar;
w en- ia lea a. Length oar lirgeri, g dav,
Who cares what p1mruS tonhstoueS say
Read Nn the Ii hAarf : tnat low us still,
10 =
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
EDgTOIkIAI Ni,Ea

CHRIS TINE NILSSON has grown nearly
as fat as Psrepa was.
Ex-GovERNoR r. X. Scott is said to
be stnmping Ohio for Allen.
TWENTY out of twentY-one German
papers in Iowa support the Democratic
ticket.
A STATUE will be erected at the cap;-
tol of Texas, to the memory of Gen.
Sam Houston.
ONR-FoURTH of the total valuation of
the real estate of New York City is
under mortgage.
THE value of the estate of the late
ex-President Johnson proves to be
about S175.OO
Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN is said to
be so feeble as to require constant as
sistsnce and support.
You've men, for morality's sake, don't
wear a ninety dollar diamond on q
monthly salary Of a hundred dollars.
Mrs. LINCOLN continues to improve.
It is expected she will shortly visit her
sister, Mrs. Edwards, at Springfield,
Illinois.
In Germany every railway station is
! now supplied with surgical and medi-
cal apparatus. This blunt contempla-
tion of the insecurity OF life on the
train is startling, but practical.
A PLANTER in Memphis, few days
IN
implements, but unfortunately he saw
the words Rockford" printed there
on. He refus, d to perfect the pur-
chase, as Winntbago county Grand
Armv of the Republic implements did
not suit his land.
SENATOR Bayard, in speech he de
livered last Friday. in Baltimore, upon
the financial situation, illustrated a
very prevalent feelir e by stating that
a wealthy man had declared to him
that his chief want now was 81 fire and
burglar-proof safe, in which his wealth
could be locked up. Clearly what the
country requires is more confidence
Whatever may be the differences of
opinion on the subject of the currency,
nothing is more certain than that any
rational expectation of improvement
must include a restoration of conf
dence. To secure that we must have
ali end of rings whose plunderinPs in
volve ruinous taxation, deprecinte the
value of property, destroy the public
faith in local and national government,
and fill the community with apprehen-
sion and distrust.
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who is this day without protection OF

who is this day without protection o.
hopel" ~,
Aud with her tears she bedewed the
wooden cross. which was the only
monument. that marked >ile resting
place Of that, beloved mother la45 :
The Marchioness, moved to tears, Ie.
tired unpereeIved.
The next day Pascaline was prepar.
ing to leave her home, when O wen
dressed servant delivered. the follow
ing note, enclosing 200 louis: s. asa
i2 Mad lieG1 know All. Iknow
you have given to- your mother the
flower with which / wished to adern
my Wedding robe. / have q mother
whom I adore, aud can, appreciate
your maternal devotion. I, therefore,
take this opportunity of expressing my
sympathy, with you insisuch heartfelt
proof Of filial Affection. : Please accept
the enclosed as a proof Of my remem-
brance. Thope you viii not refuse
methe privilege OF commetc cling my
married life by honofingi all fiiiaf
plety.'' "a, -ts.sn..zsyoa tiouo4
Your sincere friend, ... -....
.t- # +''' AMENADINE DE REGRNAI, +
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,xG AZ SsE,SCRsI~.s0r
,>n.>.xGaa s<Es"zr. sS.~.

,~n.~.KGlt B<s sssr: sStS.
Many circumstances Lave combine {
D. fI,r fh- attention Of or more en-
+arrII-lrp and more wealthy citizens t.
Now, eor.cps cf Investments fur thei,
1.bnr md ti,eir clpit:tl R"f0rc the war
sow.al-d bad H. p5 on!c become tc
,ia..tiug. that almost all Of our mrn ul
n,a..4l f.r,u1 rcmnrnra+iv" ana con
oeni,,i ,n,},Io1 m,.nt and Investment il
+h4ir -la4rs and broA| acres, and very
much of the wealth of the South was
thus occupied
The re-plt Of the war has, of course,
worked considerable change in this re-
epoct. Orr planters md farmers yet
embrace, many Of our leading citizen =,
but n.cm,y heret, fore invested in
slaves. now seeks other channels. And
tIev tird in mahy cases that fewer
acres subacrve Their purposes. This
has foIc Il oItr planters, to seek other
sources # Investment. nnd We nre glad
10 know that manufacturing has en-
gagged, ard i, engaging, heir attention
to a considerable drgrer. When con-
ducfcl VIII akill and int Iii4ence. if
has proved the most profitable and the
most b, neiic;aI tor our sect on.
During the past few years, factories
have been aud are being rect.,i all
over our Stat W" are constantly
hearing of stock companies being
formed to y. o1 f.ctorics O4e Iutely
f.,r,! II tI.- c,tv fla, now in opera
tiop i. m~uuIffcieut establishment. the
spcc,,, If Which Sc. ms assured. In
Rinhnlyd county several new enter
nrises arc OIL foot. some of wL.ch will
soon be cump.etrG. IN The Central
and Western portions Of the State, we
hear Of others, while The citizens
Of NevLari AZ, at work 10 erect fac
tory in thai city. Still the Eastern por-
ton OF the Stare, in which most Of tie
cotton is raised y not givin: IS much
-....4:... ,I....,,;.;,,4 IL, ;.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
OF INt JOI KNAI.J
County Finances.

In the advertised statement of the
County Treasurer. of New Hanover
county. published III the city papers OF
yesterday, he states the balance on
hand, on the 3lst day of August, to
the credit Of the General Fund, as
81 .45S. O4, and Yet With that balance on
hand-more than sufficient to pay the
in crest on the outstanding bonds of
the county, due on the 1st of Septem-
ber-he refused to pay said interest.
Why is this ? AS one Interested, 1
should like to know what became OF
the money that should have been faith
fully applied to keeping up the credit
of the county, by paying its bonded
obligation. And [ should also like to
know why county orders on the Treas
urer should be received in the pay
ment of county taxes, when they re-
fuse to rece We the county coupons,
past due, for the same purpose.
ENQUIRER.
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ssst stS.

The sFasoa is near at hand for the
| Fans III this State. We are glnd to
know that, despite the terrinIr drpres-
! sion of the times, the authorities of
| the several agricultural associations
hre making ample :nd liberal arrange
ments for the holding Of the fairs this
fall. We desire to acknowledge iuvi-
tatIons to tn Sc at Raleigh, Weldon
and Fayrtteviiie.
The State Fair begins on the 10Th Of
October, and closes on the 10th. Great
preparations are IN progress for a
grand exposition, ard we are assured
tn It nothing will be spared to render
the coming FAIR tie best yet held in
the State. The races, it is said, will
be npon a grand Fcale t...
The Tar River and Roanoke Agri-
cultural Society holds it's sixth exhi-
bition beginning October 2Gth, ard
closing 18th, at Weldon. This fair
has the reputation of being tho best
'SiiCiil' utui TX POSITION H(!It IN the
State. aud our observation inclines
us to endorse this report
The thirteenth annual FAIR If the
Cumberland County Agricultural So
ciety will be held at Fayetteville, on
November 10th, 18th, 18th and l9tF.
One Of the oldest agricultural associa-
tions III the State, 1t has always, and
under al circum >tances, maintained It's
high standard, ard each recurring an
rivcrsary il attended with an inviting
exhibition, which the people If II Is |
section are Won to lutTonizo very iIb |
orally.
Beginning on the 8th of November, |
the Far Of the Cape Fear Agricujtu !
ral Asst citation viii be hel.i near this /
city. Those in charge OF the affairs of |
the Association will make the seventh /
Fair il every way ,qua! 10 It's pre!e
cessors; ana Wi imirgton will extend |
d hearty welcome to all visitors
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

WIN iisnry Clay, stepping into
lexington ! bank one day, found that
Iii III" debts, which had long troubled
n''l' had all been mystericnsly paid.
~ exclaimed with emotion Good
"N'hs dld ever a man have such
trends trends and snch enemies as Henry
The Richmond enquirer re-
po''S' that the late DR.. Mercer, of
NS" Orleans, was the good angel who
s; ~ Siy'y paid Mr.. Clay's debts.
''nce th"se days. however. onr countrv
'A' passed through a great revulsion
,-,,'' 9'onnS' principles. and almost
S'h'ng else ; and Row. instead Of
,I, uiah paying another's debts. he
"'Aon pays his own.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
Notice.

DY virtue of a mortgage deed made by Pa
ID tience Brown TO T. s. Memory on the 18th
note made to said Nemory on the same day for
he sum of four hundred dollars to fall duo on
the first day of January, 1875, andby said Msm-
Ory iassgned to John l. williamson, March
26th, 1915, aud by virtue of mortgage deed
made 4. $. Memory on the 18th day Of June,
1873. TO secure the payment of the sum 1T one
hundred dollars due by note to fall due OH the
first dav of September. 1878. 1 will sell ot the
Court House door, i'll Whiteville, on Monday,
the hrst day of November next, the lands de.
scribed in said mortgage deeds to foreclOse said
m Drtgages and pay the said sum of money, de-
fault in the payment Of the same at the time
provided having been made by the mOrtgager.
~. FILLS. Attorney for
IL WILLIAMSON Assignee,
and for L. :. MEMORY, Mortgagee.
sep Is wit
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

The enterprise Of true journalism is
illustrated by the case of the editor Of
the Daily hdet, published at Belvi-
dere, H., who being horsewhipped,
got ont an extra containing fnll ac-
count of the affair, and sold papers
enough to pay for the arnica and plas-
ters. a.t 't.'a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
EKfRESH TRAIN AND THROUGH
FREIGHT TRAIE.

Mail Train makes close correction At Wei.
don for all points North via B;.y Line and Ac.
quia Greek routes.
s~ E1press Train cOnnec cts only with oqaiA
Greek route. Pullman'a Palace 8l00po
izs~ Cars this Train. -
Freight Trains will leave Wilmington tai.
weekly at 500 A. Id. al arrive At 1.4O P. n.
JOHN F.DIVINE,
General Sapt.
iune 137-h
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
WE noticed in one of cure xchangs
shis week the statement of Dea. John

this week the statement of Dea. John
Hodgkins, of South Jefferson, Me. ),
whose son was-eufed-ef-iacipient con-
sumption by the, use of .JoRssso,s's 4 In
od,f,ie Lt71inlent. We refer to this at
this time as tending to corroborate the
statement we made last week III rela-
ton to this Linin Mt as applied to
consumption. a,.s,-..n. / ..-.'7 - ...'. g.
1t Congress had employed as much
scientific skifI in the arrangement of
its DEMONSTRATION Policy" at the
close, as tie. War Department did III
the beginning of the war, III arranging
for the manufacture of what was called
Sheridan s CarGli.y Condition. PotgGLcrs
for tho use of the Cavalry horses, no
doubt the Union wonh have been re-
stored long ago. E-ccAange,: -...7 81.
sep % 1w .--....,.4 ..rs- .r.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

When playful boy is sliding down
a sand bank. with a heart full of care
lessness, and pair of summer pants,
nothing more quickly turns the current
of his thoughts than to slide ON brier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01
Thomas A. KerchevaI. (Rep elected

mayor of Nashville. Majority 1872.
..- Rey. Father P. Bale O'Conor, Vicar
General of the Vincenes diocese, Terre
Haute, Ind, is dead. .- f..
The Fourth National Bank of Chicago
has gone into liquidation.
GLASS, Neelyi3& & Co, Keystone Iron
Works, have failed! Liabilities about
$3l0. 0O0sz..r,ee sss=sz -sts -5l3as" ,is@''.sf
a. All the, mills at, Fail River. Mass. ,
resume work to-day, .tha hands agree,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-01

ALTHOUGH we do not claim that the
Elmwood collar will wash, we do claim
that it will keep clean longer than any
other. sep 26
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RATES OFADVERTIsING.

One Square one week. $1.0o
One SqnA.e, two weekf..... ......... q
One Square, one nonth. .............. ....... ; 90
One Square, three months. j.. ............ so
One Square, six months. ...... 10 CO
Additional Squares at proportional rates.
ASqusre is equal to TEN SOLID I,xssoe q d.
vertising type.
Cash, invarsably in advance.
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ChOWan Baptist Female Institute

URFREEBBoRO, n. c.
The next session will begin the lst WEDNES
DAY i'll October.
FOr catalogue apply 10
\. McDDWELL,
aug 24 " 3, President.
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BLATCALEY'S


get Blatchley's Pump, be careful and $50 that
know where to buy, descriptive circulars, to-
gether with the name ant address of the agent
nearest you, will be promptly furnished by
addressing with stamp,
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Subscribers finding a blue mark
across this notice will understand that
their subscription will expire in few
days and they are respectfully request
ed to renew without delay. A red
mark denotes that their subscription
has already expired, and unless We
hear from them Immediately, We will
be compelled to discontinue the paper.
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S7lLatNsTpR, n. a., July l,:is75.
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Carolina Central
RAILWAY Co.
Change of Schedule.

OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
Wilmington, n. e., July Is, 1S7o.S
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GAILE ROADS
, 1875-05-06
MARINE.
PORT or CHICAGO, MAY s,

PORT or CHICAGO, MAY s.
A1n1vxn-st1oF Corona, a.. 10, supa1ios prop Nea'
sanger Deuton Iiasbor sunlries II, n. Packard.
Ludlngton, wood; schr A. Rust, Muskcgon, lumber
Haven, lumber sehr Australia, Nuakegou, lumobri !
a:hr Robert u. King. ssuGst,sck, wood;
sehs Ella Day, White lnysr, wood !;
schF Ketchum, Ahnapss, eedAr posts !;
achE MAr3, Mustegon, lumber; schr Lizzie DoAk st..
Joseph, lumber: ichr J. ". nsoMns Mlskegon, lum-
her schr Rats LJons, Mustegon, lumber; schr Geo.
u. Csas, SAugstuot, lumbar: stmr Muskegon. Mus
kegou, supdrtes; schr Eva, Holland wood stmr
Chicago, Manltoxoo, suuddea; schr Major N. II
Ferry, While Lake, lumber schr Maggie Thompaou
White Lake prop Gen. II. r. palne, Grand Haven, tow
Ing; bssk City of drsad Haven. Grand Haven lumber;
ba Egs Apprentice 10y, Grand Hsven, lumber; large
wolyesane Grand Haven, lumbsr; barge City Of EHo,
Grand Haven, lumbar prop O. I. ueath, Augatuck,
suaariss; scow Granger, 81. Paul4 Pier. wood; prop
II. uroh Nanlstee. Lumber; bargs winsor, ManiAses
lumber; schr J. i 4. R.ronaeh. Msutsse, lumber
r.. Ers Grand MtTs nHh, sfr
Isr s:hr Il. Lind. Kex.urss, bark seox l. f..ntss,
saaIh nsreus voeS on;ar ssar soaysiniF pentvater
hs1n, Mauiatee, Lumbar echr Q. Mlchulson, Nani1-
tse lumber aehr Q; l. Johnston. Au.kegou, IumbsE
'esf Lockout aEtn9 ms'sn 1.o1S s1
supdries; sehr l. Dosk, tu4"iss Ncs, 10 keys 6ssr,
20 bEls .alsi seh{ Thlsts, o.weso, al,f9o ID
ses. sshr a. pc!erso, na.1 & 30 saa, Sbssf e.
sohr Sunrise Buffalo. o76 bu coru; scAf ]. O. Har.
r.son. buffalo o ooo by corn; bark L. l. Coyne, Uul
IT, & ssfe ca ;ssr Sassse Is ss
hides. u btis oll I'D pkg sanisie:; tsrt sKsts
Dorle,. Dutsp, %, ,boo ba corr; sco1 IT, 4 i4cksri,
Anssss Sturgeon ~ 10 tu ooso. ioo ba 81. .tr a
Eoruns, Ut. Joe. ~ pkgs sundrspl; sting Hu1kegon,
Asatagaa. hsls poFt. hfh bssi, IN pssa suadslsss
, 1875-05-06
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
EEW TOQK,

sptsai nttpaiea 10 TAs caf<aqs 1ttsu.t,
NEr fonx, May 5.-0aAtA-Ths wheat market
rules quite lr with limited tustnsss doing for sx.
port and home uis: sales % 900 bu It $t1olls Tor
No. spring; &l.19al.7l for No. 2 Chicago; Si.laa
LII for No. 2 Northwestern; Sl.aJtal,34 for No.
Mtvapies adoat; &1.2aal.s2 for NJ. spging: Sis
@l.2s for nagradod lows and Aaneaoa spsIn9; IL. "a
@i.4o for winter Etd Western; 1.ai9l.A3 fos amber
do, fnd Sl.4l@l,%5 for whits woatern. RYE arm at
u Tor Canadian In tond, and Slos for atae. pa.lay
scarce snd Arm. Corn hesry sales. 00o bu at oa
eoks for Westesu mixed; Die for yellow Western. and
90Ho for whe do. Oats steady with eates Of % ooo
bu It 7sH@7Gxa for ml1s4 Wsatetn, and 7HS1 1sa for
Nhlta Western.
Paor141oxs-Midd!u dull 1t II s-le8laKo for lonv
clear Lard heavy; esles Of 100 te4 Il lbjt3l5xe for
pEfnss steam.
: wursxr-Martst active snd nrm; sales Of $50 brl.
Il SLIT per gallon, aud 100 brss scohol At LIB sr
proof gallon,
GHocEnIEs-sugar-Narke hrn, With moderate de-.
mand; fair 10 good refining Ia quoted a s4asXo:
prime at $40, and rluts Havana II R40l0xc. uoees
Market qu!pt and sssAdy fog full lots; lilo. ukta1ao
IN gol1, aud Nssacaibo At ao32.o Ia gold.
tn "a <..ostas4a ft4.4.i
NEW YoFx, May b.-FIoua -Receipts, 5000 brls
moderate demand; aupernno Western and state, a.
@s.oa; common TO coed extra, $3.50: good to choice
ts.soss.ssf white wheat Western s1t1s, D.soss.7s
Alt sa.s. ohiG e'4*s1so; 81 4ou4'. ,a9aaa Hys
as.nnieis' .a a sst't ss s:. .ss ,e
e: es ,esi.ss ~ eis:sss, ei.sss .is3 .assF ~ r.
Ss'AT,..; ;s.s .s,ss Nc a.:
s f -: sassss i's: Ts.'s taa ass ss
~ ..u6ss WestsF. ;l.i$sl.i3; villa %. E59
Kssisy sssres I'D al@ H.ls qast I'D f: T tsnsds Sa
slssayi ln'1sa wass4sp, sa1als; s--rdo. Ns; shi.s
, 1875-05-06
Nai. tAaai.

LATEST.
NEW YoHx, Nay 6.-Mouey s9A, Prime asscsntus
paperA toe.
sesns atsady, 4s7a as7x toz co-d.y, md lepa t9ox
for sight.
Customs receipts, Sol, Gov,
God oEened and closed 1t tlsk with asIea Au,4no
Tho day II llSH; borrowing rates sto6,
The Aaais.ant Treasurer dsbusasd xasc ooo
ClcaEiuga, 3U,0sD.oO.
Ths specie shlpmeuts Tomorrow viii o.ob,bv r..rb
asso,Ot0. %'@@
oasesnnents ssesdy. Railroad mortgages ou,.t.
Gtste bouls dull!
Tue stock market nru, at the commencement of
buslhcas with Lake Hhore, Ers, and Wabash .uvtaln
Lug Ia alr1ss. latsr Oh, thoEs w.s geusr.l falling
sn, with Union PEolc aud Wastern un!ua The WEAK
posuts The LITTER golng III rapport 10 tls effect
that tls Als>mlly had passed ILL compelling talx-
gFaph eomlanies to pio tlslr wires uudsE ground tu
Tue CITY Of New York, Which was, however, uufouu4-
g. Tie market In na4l dealings weak and luxes.
Western un!oa feu on 10 ~; Union Pacific 10 Isl;
Lake saoso to ToA; Ess to 80: Pacific Mail to ~;
Michigan osutrai 10 e.; Hook I4lAna 10 lts}5; and
Asw Js.tsy sduheFu 70 8. The decline to-day cau4tI
quie bsarish feeling the Exchange, and tic short
Interest Tonight Il trohat1y larger than for sons tie
ssak T1alssetsns y ths Exchange aggregated
, 1875-05-06

tn. K4prt" OF the Alb has the following In regard
10 tho lea bloetads IN Buffalo hashor: "Ths lsa
Il tho sbjsct Of considerable speculation
IL, dock - to the probable uno Of yessely getting
through it, cotnpetent tudgos Of The opinion that
without IN sast gale passage will b. nads before
the 10.h or lath aud possibly tss. Tha condition Of
the !cs u so.qpArs4 q that Of tue spring q
year, was oa ths a1th Of Apsti, Ths ssta'n: barge
braves lay fast ia tbs Ice two weeks u rIgt .! part
The lste:! spenng on record suco Tho ,sAr ls'' va
suo!e yet sraay, ind reEors a liz iee.aed pIscna.
mea above Sturgeon Point. about 2? 4siles up .hs
sho:e 70 shqrs" .The bassas Acuuotsy mud ortoa
oil Fott Altno. were driseu about 80 feet fnrtltsf
up tho leach than thoy wr.o before. Mr, Rush. tue
tons. wis yisw y getting then aaeat. Tin batye4
ato .ppaFsntly not sesto!atX injured. rho tu3
bsurs st d4o4 sats!day w pumped cut SUNDAY. .nd
tet adoat Monday tnoruing. Tho following !!
~ Y y Of yesssl tr4n.i.ts uads At naf.
s.ns nsis 4 cro.s, ,. whtnty, j.; ssw; 7. irf.
ons.thisd, $',ag.sJ: prop nonslo. :: ": Hns'a to
Apof EAssoa, 81 0U &oop lay City, +, v. Ft0sll -
Ia,S Aes Es,9a 6ssa,h Ky ~
tug olatas VIZ. Csmpbsu 70 4. u, All. 0ns-sgah
, 1875-05-06
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wera alod for record
Wednesday, Msys:
Michigan AZ, near Hrscnseea'l Fl. T, 26s ~ ~,
A.ne; IT, ics %s'f' sff eyne AZ, l. 3s. .0'
ws,! % rsI ~ !, eiXs II Irving plee. III
wes. ~. r. s,aoa iisa a' IT, cor Il is;iiaa s.. '''
3'i.iGi:, Il. dated My yl................. 1900
A1S,ki Il. i; s.io {, os Esrisjeo Il, /, si w
ssa!ea & at,sa ~ 1if,ysii &. sss
o!tss r IT. i 1y ai .aara St, ;;o:iii;
s,,st Is lae ahoss. ia,ei lily a :..... ioas!
Undivided " pf the alh're, dated May1...... 5000
l25A It, dated April 2s. ......... s,2oo
unon #, ~ cor Of we.t Eric st, Z, ioE ...o
cals! aSs s as.ra ,,sr ny Tiiys;a 4; % sso
1l25 +5-l00 It, dated April l...,............ 10000
Calumet AZ. adjoining Tic Aboss, Is aLiCd1:2s
osey ~. s afs r eP' e ksasis ii. T. s;iia; IT, 0''
ra1s ss y, :sy ei it,tit :i, ad;io5 ''0
With building, dated My eso1
NORTH OF c1Tr LIMITS WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF uILrs
curnr-ttousE.
Fart Of I>osa AM. Of Assctsors Lois aui
80 Il Sec. ~. 49, II. dated May 4.........t 1000
uouTH or clrz LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or
IILEH or CuCnTHlCEk.
s!1:y-tldrtl St, . cor of 1latsted It, I. aaar
=! r, With oshes lots In na'ns snt"lisIsion,. ~.
Lot. III" mi M1| B;nds Iio.i '
Sec !. ", ~ dated J.n a.;..."..."..... as9
wxss o. orr LIMITS. WITHIN 4 R4pius ~
MILES rnoN COURT nousr.
NeasHrn nv, " cor of Wabauael st. 0 I, ?tt1
i2s 4, with eiaHzlas II III ssrno block, dated
1s % Il, H. and H. h;osi i. Di.n;i..d: psrt
nvA SEQ -, ~, H., dltcl April l.......... 5000