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end wilImeet prompt and faitbfuIattsn IN.
ARMSTRONG & CO.. CHICAGO
Mann facturers OF

l4JunI5 3m Manu- facturers of
Oils, Tallow andithe celebrated Golden Star Ma
chine Oil. This brand established eighteen yrs
ago, and its reputation has increased yearly until
sales far surpass any brand of machine oil west.
This oil IS equal if not superior, to lard oil,
and costs but little more than half 1t is a rich
gold color: stands 40 degrees cold and 300 de-
gEees more heat than lard oils and gallon will
wear equal to ami one-haf gallons lard oil. We
have hundreds of testimonials from the largest
manufacturers, elevators and machine shops west
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A GENTLEMAN writing from Meme
under date of the 9TH, says Geo. Chester,
while assisting at the raising of barn
for Mr.. Osiar, of that town, fell from
the building and fractured his collar
bone
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Our attention has been called to the
fact that Pairs green, which many Of
our merchants are selling, is deadly
poison, and its sale should be accom-
panied by the greatest care. We::have
also been requested to mention the
fact that there is law, passed some
years since, governing the sale of such
articles, to the provisions of which deal
ers in il should conform.
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Levenhagen, left Manitowoc very sud-
denly on the train for Milwaukee His
absence made something of difference
mp there, for he was under 81, 900 bonds
on charge of having outraged little
girl ten years old. When the fellow
reached the station here, he was imme-
diately received by detective O'Connor
and conveyed to the station, much to
his surprise and disgust. Last evening
he was returned, holding the Milwaukee
detectivesin great contempt. -Iuesddy'
Wisconsin,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. RICHARDS We're seeing
the sights in Chicago Tuesday
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=. e.. FIsATT.

?. S.-The price ON all Teas of last
years crop reduced 10 cts. per pound.
JULIEN Y. T. PLATE.
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Business notices 10 cents per line. When continu-
sd more than week, half of the above rates for
sach subsequent week
Business cards. five lines less s. per !;
-ca extra, line, 81.
Advance payment required transient advertise
rents,
Advertisements set in double column, % per cent
tftTa.
Advertisements ordered discontinued before ex-
ration of contract, will be charged according 10 the
5ove scale. All advertisements payable quarterly.
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EhIzABETHTowN, KY, June %, 1876.
c. AULTMAN 6 Coat a trial to-
day, on the farm of M. d. Carter, be-
tween Champion Self Rake and Buck
eye Table Rake, Buckeye was first
choice, and sold on the ground.
D. T. MCGILL.
CANTON, O., June IS, 1875.
In the first trial of the season that we
have yet heard from, held yesterday at
Lexington, Ky, the Table-Rake was
victorious over the Wood, Advance and
Planet G. AULTMAN Sc Co.
III. d. Smalley. Agent for Manitowoc
and Kewaunee Counties.
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QUERIN EVEN and wife returned from
Milwaukee last evening.
, 1875-10-04

al an nt!ofncy.. Southern Tnoa eo3rtp1,t,,,.'-
~, ri thu H, }.nlis f}I''.- iln,t,at v,tH tho
f"IioHinr Hlat"ninJ,t ri tho casr;
IN" , ant%rma'' y H. Ta. 'Irl y 'n,t. 4, K"er,
t}ts place. aa! u tl<c,,msti rrnir1jng fnnts ti,,,
tnfty aHc. of ip1l rap. T'i rrinrijai ctsrsr.. nt
~ Hhf:h the rr'nertttfGh aInEY frAt arr eturxsls.
In'hs "f various nnsns of money nt jIetrnt t,rrrs.
.f"ntttta tn tn" sssrsaato tn t.tpp AnnLcr eisrg :.
r'snr'l nsllc,rc, Is tho o>ninlns III ,,ty i, ta,,
trcacnse@, Il: afnHht cfa'mrl t hato i~t focsiyri
A& q tho fr.t ci,arac' III prsec,,, .t,,r,
Mf. Wlbanks wAr regularly n,nptn.rl NJ tho a;,ormcv
s"rh rf tsn stoa tn r. M aa1rar ,"n hlcss aud i.
TT cotr'lo i)He aF sHwiHa niaehnes iT yarips T. ,r.
, tca IN soasiet tnoia sa! n.''a Ieins co,nnt'njy
.e IN p as., ,t a.f; e f,"H t;s
infhep' atat 1a'n'% y. 5ohhrpn. II iH;s titr vh,r
"'. ~s,s tes%sry 1+c.:nca WI @ "fn. aud is Fe
as", thr r9t,htn we're r"t,rurd Ia Far,,r Wilso,,
.M,:~ ~ ar: "anks an1or.:1 "fo!vsn," Or "ft thr
.tuony tho acco,s4 were tran.fcrre ~ ro,iook
~ M"nef Tor tll+c't"n, a.ri, nlrl ,l,i ir narucY,
II. rsigs ,f"1 f,s M "a"*s ~eru rt'ttea mil
,ra,1' a'<Fr ~ sfe" "f.ons are not ali, Int merely
iri,, ron g. IT, ~ nn!tr y" e prosecution bsvc In.
Ihe 5a'n ,rrirn.n AFFAIR il f,f4cis Gveu Mn q. sot
IN Ko,; s'nGy ,ny, y M.nnc ncrcta't nlne Insihcts
M;sei " ';aF,H M y; ta'. t, r"n'y VA. ineci II ey
nhe ac'''t ~aa 1Are,l IN tho a,,4 Of T. II. rattsn
~, a. att"',cI ot tais sr t.r cotcto, ,s,o
r,ea*st ai a'ntntrrator of hi. csa;r. shu5t1y a.
,,ftrxas', ,t1n, W, Tn, hancn g.s.o q. ,ntnc, m {n
!!mt t" scttfe tic accont hgainrt his f,tttr' ,t,
,itro'!t. in cnnyeraatun with Mr. WIIb1IiE.. un,,
nhsd % .G fact to him. and tho latter told Illrola i,,t
sofsd receipt fnf tic inoney, which ho dIi. Ann1c
na afterwards, etit ~aa bsdngh a,t,l.t Mat1ncn for
oa tho docket did Tho far,n mentipai ro1nn " uht.
HhS' casHrtoH aa wss effected, amt tho su,t Wi
NlIIucfutb othnr nff}1nyIta sro tre,pt,t f. H. +
, 1875-10-04
THE LAW,
Business Transacted in tho Lpcn1
Courts Saturday.
Bill Against David Blakeley@.-Record Of
Judgments and New Suits.
4 Legal Correspondent Discusses tho
Jury SYStcm...Optnfon Of LAW.
yers on Tho Subject.
CHICAGO COURTS.
H1I.f4 TO KEr AHtDt: SAt,p.

| CHICAGO COURTS,
| J,,n M Arvo,.o,, "ut nts,, s.'nn ~, Sa'k'
~" ~. ~ "eu.ot 'l'oa h'il Saturday Sga'nst
basld l'lakoloy' u. i. Gallup nnl others to not
aside cot,sssahes Of a lot IN !@ivcs.a9e 10 Msn
Aurrnt 1a73 n,asn,ov r,n',a ,a1 1'a.es .nas III IN
""sass' to'@' HaN''oy n'aae hoto Tor F2,5oo,
pagap'e IN ono year, which waa in1orao1 TO lin.
~ was not pau At maturity and in Juno last llc
after, an attachment III ai,1 ws4 sned o,,t Ind
laval m n.soovs .n.ares, e'nu na NIL u" ~
~ IT, t,,,- ss;o ~ 1,.a' y" ,.'@ '''' ooe" ~
o' n,l. e,le til'1a alS's'on OF htvere'de.
so % ~ns S cs,nx ae '9a ID b b.. te Ada hSI,
l,lake1oy. wife Of David 1,,oyn,or ,,,t Arwos1son
,I,nr4a. t,,.t 49, .""o.os' NV " ~ "
caas rco h4 un0 st stIt paa nny psrt ~ ar
] an' a ,at ~. IT,, t1t u "aa ~ pa" 1 ~ nOf s
1t IL nlso alleged TINT at tho titno OF tho sale
Dtaketov gns tarrciv indotto1 tovarous crat,ttors
nnf, VIA IN f.cs tns.I.nnt .n,, TINT tto iood vn,
,nodo -. IT, .,t W. ,,,a n,,rnnao ~ afrn,,a,n
'Iaoo 10 h's WHO fo1 tho p'9puno " uotn.u',R
his crrtlitofs. hoss*s worth a2o'G0o Was Short
II aftcrward orcctcd on tho lot which, it Is
etafmnj ,yaa ,,ofi for will, defenffant's tnnnnv
In March, isi2, a tr,,as-deel waa nsilc VI tl,e
property ID question to q. Il. Gallup to secure
TIC Daynpnt OF $4,000, and, "a tllts haa uot hne
pn,i, tho Trnatoe 10 about to sott.
The complainant hlIbgeH that tho CONVEYANCE
s5 aon9 su" ~ " .i'i .I oo'Htf ~ snat ttlo
.5 suu ..a5 "e aas'nsss'i ~ Wy Non or !als at
uaiup, 'na5 W eu 70 pay over 10 linn any
eufpina IAat may Seutan atter tho Payment
q tho amount dun under tho tr,,at-
08rf. and TINT ffakninv 1p.l hin ,,,fe
rcatraine,1 from Brllipx tho Drnn0rtv u>..I ,.;Y
claim Ia paid. 0''
hill TO REMOVE CLOUD,
John Lit, Edwort1 Foater. ard Xis,, wn.,
ler executors Of tho will Of William Lii, doceasod
neu plA ~ VIC Circuit GQllFk Saturday puain.t
, 1875-10-04
THE JURY SYSTEM,
LErTEn FRaA l. LAWYER.


To ehs Editor ~ hs tAffaoo Tribune:
CuIoAoo, Oct. 2-Pure and speedy jusllce, At
tho least possible cost both to suffers aud soc,e-
", ta something greatly to be wlated for. aud
which our psosont civilization docs not x1ofd.
doubtless ono Of tha arst steps towards judicial
reform ta an examination aud ramodeipg Of our
Jury syaten1s but suppoae Tu1 TRIBUNE could
hardly hase opened fss columns to any discussion
In which 30 taw would Participate, Or 10 interest,"
Cd. ~ that 10 which it IL now Engaged, Single.
handed, on this subject.
Something ovss shres years ago addressed .
aose to IHs TafHrNE, whlch sppeared In tho
issue Of March 10, 1879, in which / sueaes,oa,
for every court IN cur lArge cjtte4 1t least,
f1FsEoae Or Two jusle& Of thtep ,uun aa.h
Or Mayor. - "0 oo'es"of
7A9-The tern, Of service to h not ts.. i'm, thru.
1eAts. "@" 's"@ '0*o 1oses
t%a1taTAe sal:ry to ba trom a, 100 to 1900 e..
atsRa sAlares to surly tbs rAces Of sucI ~ M - ~.
10 abseut from sny Ut tho courts. - A"8"s
5tFfh-Ho challenges, except for rau4a
1t that time Aad paid no Special attcnt,o, ;.
the subject, but struck witA t4e eonorsj =. 10
mesa Of tho discussion wLlu4 sp prass ,.s ILL.,
conducting III regard to tho Jury aystem NJ snea @
ea 70 dasota large rofttan u my insure tn H.
nSuay. which 1 AsFo ro4Llhued I'LL ! sppposs
tAve pow gtsau tue subject more thought th.n
h2st persons not of {ha legsl nsp{sxstoa. -
OF with tue hoes thst ! might Do able Ia MD
, 1875-10-04

Msa. Charles Fjfcstnin has returned from n
Tin.t tn sontral Nhnu,s.
[ Nr. Alfred HttopE. who for tho pnHk tvc
WeeEh l'at been s'Riftnp f1icn,is in C'eyelan}
o.. han returned homo.
,, M'H, Tili'aoil OF New joraey, In encst OF Mr.
| l"fkfttR.
Mss f,nn. recently from snQlsn.l, in spending
| fow weeas st ths Hall mansion.
| PROSPECT rAHK.
in Improvement has been made in Tho tur.
h1hl''tG. by tho school Authoritirs. NJ = gysxl,
! auhHtanttat rlhnk atoun'l tho premises.
Tie Ctilo Hufct Apcioty IL fill Of lifo and en-
! nrgy Their next cntsrtatnmens Will oecur
| Friday.
,Hr. James SanndcrH i,as fund purcEa.ct for
!tlA hn!1"e nnd Iot and 10 tnlpt,ls to begin work
m1ttla!tfY IN am,tle1. In tho mennNhiIs ho
" III I''aiit Ito ferideuce formerly owned by ).
Thru viii he Eran1 Sow Enc,an,, a,,,,nt+ ~,
Emn'on's Hiatt FRIDAY es"nitg. The cuturtai,,.
Dt1lcf NnHidtr. ~ '''S
Qa!. n"t;t',or Of i'o prominent citizen, of
q Af; N. IL. Wayasr sat,s:eay evy"lag.
1sty stsrs tanssts ess,t.!tl@; saH Al n1ett- Gil.
Fellows lodge in tho fara: The evident car
hsstneas ard eniltusasr1 Of tho retlt,ue,, u.urs
"n!a for the sllcc"as Ut tho cltetpIi-e. Several
committees wcsn appointed. which, are IL r., ort
a. tho natns place Satnstiay evening. Al fr!cnds
VI I'd VEueE are cordially IufIted to ho present.
IxJMnAMn
4 scvcre accident happened to tho non NJ
Martin Hogan 1a.t Iiiurst,ar. Jlo tried ia boara
passing train. hut, missing 1,ts hnd he fell
heavily on tho and Of tie. cutting and Lruialng
inB ltg it, shocking manner.
tlf. Il, 7. Gushing and wife lepnst for their
new home IN Tho city Monday morning, 1'hctr
society society will bo uai1scd by t!lejr mauy warm
1t in rumored that ". +. Packard ind wife arm
Eo,nG 70 sAnh.oh. j.. T., 10 slisett Of hea!st,
Lat Thursday morning JAtnos +. tIatlin start
o. ser California 10 tosu hi4 tnva.id ss,fe, sory
nhiasofabla nc"a having hecn rece,yod frutu
her. @0-'
The social hon given by Mr.. Jacobs At ,,jn hail
tses eathruaT evening proved q yely enioyAt,lo
aHar throughout, and tloBs WHO Herp 70 fpr-
tt1tato ~ to aso attended wfft eagerly anajt the
announcement 0f itB Successor.
- Inc fnmor that certain person holding
asnfnfacat office Nltt give ecfec. bali III l1t1t,r
~ the Captain, tile first Ut tic week, has Bet ali
the young folks OF tic Out vlye.
oAK pAAE.
Col. s. r. Tobb, wife, and daughters, and Mr..
Tom lsobb, Of Park Ridge aud Mr. i, c, Col.
Illus, wife ahd daughter. Of NORWOOD Park, rero
!ao guests yesterday Of Georgo T.. Ioster aud
Tit. Sunday papers, Il Is r1,n1ored. vii, mt
hereafter tcnch Oak Fork until Tho afternoon
church tfatn, tue early o'clock freight harinr
been taktn of. Tho want Of TuE Tn1ur1sy =
keehlT felt early it tho morning, and 4he lato
arrangements arc Disappointment to every
, 1875-10-04
REAL ESTATE.
- t-~~>-@7~
IO1s SALE.



'sss',n r IN Honorable o tho In. ,rtor
.; aty q ali of ha uu.u! sus ~st o the Sroau KtSrS
aiamx tue seathefa In If tito St.p III k4n.as cfmtrnrpJ
Strip" y" INV eoeso-ee
hrso lsaat offered fnr s.u In compliance with tho
III T. !" a. 81 "t cSugrc*; apprnsrd slay ii, I,;
They wtl! b. ti tasne lRo- hiJrt Iar cash In au,n
sitte. not e.cre;iug hundred ana silt5 nctc Il Ht
" Ssns: ss.: y4 sa r. !: :sa
pef hur !rr apch Jnn'% \. Nn n .4a rfrse -" >
tntc .s ds,et.tix the had, u!sty "I"rrt! fur
y m.l n the aire,* o AM rr5ayn maGias xtu|Ex,r
9ss'95 ~ I" H. 70 "rsa tao Il 1hc a
Wichita AMI Independence. knnss4. ~ 07@
tc'n' offering 70 pasrh.e tay lid far a, many II. Il
ana .rs an nt b. s M nos sps, srs ~ s, M 4aa
aaa SIXTY srfas tAHI cunlrm tle C,l ,utJ I'M
piHhtaced In the listl. '
amaa htd ~ Euataatcc nf thu ta1 faish III. hi1sr
witch sa', - ca.e tha land are AMI tbs tai.nrs
tc densItcl viii Do rrnrnr II, ts ;rser itfts
F"rict wh"ao tts sccrpird viii 10 mhfri ii s1ch
Eea9plarcn s'n Attor tic ortnR IT he Dids pac
& ssd IL sn,a III III AZ: . s,sr 1T s ,ss 1 T. M g., sSsa
s"nrr Vt thH sepcrsl 1Aai uttc af atun bid ihn
and nua which such bid u,a4s vii hu aan subject
III. etnt deposit tc1ulrcd to arrru,rany bids
may 10 rensd Ia t'stuheu utfu s,cDtncass IT d.
tsyAhtr 10 thu urtfer Ut Gl thu isuota
LMnd OHcH nr in clrrrney.
tNe F91t ta rolect suy and all Ols Il espros.iy 70.
an htds NUT 10 !eaict Anh aia.s+p.i 70 tho "Ceu.
nl.ss'urr ot tia 1anrral lAhi ''hrt Wa+hnSton, u.
i" md in,t.ed :. H!4. toe t'hrruiet strip Lands"
n"oa n hu shIstlrh day II S,mbrr. i.7 af.sr wlicS
'h'' VIII b duty "''e"sa and aeea s.*,n' or,nrrn
ca,tat4ataae. of tbs ;,nrf.i i!n1 ut5ss,
M4sHtf1L0A. y: y ,xE!EMhs, u lsta:
, 1875-10-04

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To-day 10 tho HrHt dar Of the senu In t!tt
Unttod States Circuit aud Superior Courts.
Jndge Dlodgoit will 10 Ia .oru fpgularf,
daily:
Judge Moore will bo In court daily 81 usual.
Tho Circuit Court will commence tile roll O,
cases With jury to-day.
BANKRUPTCY ITE3fs.
Andtow ". Morton. Il dry-goods merchant nj
25l South 1ialstc1 BtrGot in tlIis cjty, t11ad i
voluntary petition IN bankraptcy Saturday. liz
debts amount to about 54i,000. Ills assets arc
stock Of goods oetimatod to DO worth sl1.,
vSa.aIt Which he asHiguea aosno tins ago to j,
y. ollnoF for the bonetlt Of hs crodito1n. Mr.
Ohner was appointed provisional Assignee bv
the ltegIstcr, anu !I1H buhd fixed at sl3, ,0UO An
order was also n,ado fora composition moettuu
to na held Oct. H.
traDclA j. Dunsllce was appointed provisional
AeslRueo Of George W. tRrkur uudcs q bond for
S3sQu0.
Horace Smith, OF Olio 1,uroau County, also
n!eti voluntary petition 10 to declared bank.
rnpt. Tho secayc.l &lebse a,o S2,0ii,i5. sec,,rod
by chattol mortgage On stock and fixtures yaiuc}
at ~ .0DD+ Tho unYccnrel claims suo,fut tn
s9.795+d8. Tho INSECTS aro tho stock above 1non.
teonoa. faluoa az 80 atf0. and 81, tito worth of
Ho.ca and accounts, Tic case WnB refnrreff tn
HeGiBter Johnson,
4 secoud dividend OF nor cont was tacl.ro1
a,d IN euo masses ol fonny weeks. q Co.,
~, Ii,,;t.. aa!ai' pa!ountaKo VIII 10 falo.
, 1875-10-04
ELSEWHERE.

n,,x. ELSEWHERE,
1n,l ha1 sha1 Mottoakay Will t1Ayo Roma iar Nav
chs,ss ssats Wasa neeclar has rotarusd 10 pkm,p,h
HON h'a summer VACATION.
hoe@Na M Napier. ofAbyssiasaa faua l,aa r4afcnat
~ a4soaes Of the Esss tndlan as1uy,
shisss sVathplics hone tor an asfaoram,na hv
f!tssasIe aea!a ehajl not be vIsItsd wi;L un d.:
I'D hann hsan nsnaed Middleton has apsd Drumno,d
L. 'ss 20 neeu1u tho Rco1etet3 land on ~
N1s.,s slale between Madiaon aud TwaftI'
bonss osoofda friends have dsclded to hu,x,,,
II t1 ~ ~ F1loAY OF saturday OF thls week. nj
ar.,Ma ~ gsaye With torpet1oes and lreek fre +,
1iaaa;asstt 1a Jst vii! mako il lively 3oz human sesus
e,sss ~ Dank Of California resumed, A ~.
.as hon nafSed before the instllution previous te
dI.ft. af epeninR. The deppaits e3coatiotl tha
III n.s 4Roa e. tho !austs by s1bt,O0'. Throunhont
Aa6aa ~ utss . Aad eannonn emphasized sho grati-
lad,es 9 ala august honor to The memory of
ftss,, soanson+ yAa pa8eaatry edus!ed tie
,lb n.sn My~ FORK, aud the stxeeta uert, throngad
NJ secspl eyssopls from eyory quarter pf Teunossss'
y aars aarsmnna nmesssa taa plsaaxre nd auoosss Of
, 1875-10-04

NpSe1a! E1paieA 70 TAs CA1caoo 7ff6a1s,
I4sALtE, IT,, Oct. 3.-AnntvED nr NtyEn-Stmr
bsNe .! Ottawa, itgAt from rcyi.
pErAnTtp-stmr Francis, light, to peorla.
PasaEp nro CArA,~-stmr Uello Of Ot.aws, t1eht. to
Ottawa.
P41srp 0u1-8tnr Frsnces light, from Chicago:
te1tA Mldgie wltl SAIL aud 1old Hunter with hard
sosi bota Tor I+z5afe.
S!ne feet lrehca On mitera Of Lock Is. gradually
failing.
Tbs PROG China arrived by canal yesterday with
fstEchsudtea for Ls3alto from Chicago aud dcrareI
tta1ed With oats for Chicago.
, 1875-10-04
NOTICE,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

~ D!rectors of tho Trsiers' Insurance u,mpsnv
" t@ea&u Aas0 declared Dividend Of Three III txF
ggarter Sr sa nS sspal M Ani s Of tat co'aay or m
G"lnfany. NuH. - auh u Chandler al Commerca' l.
eaue'st. on aud after thu tttI iust.
Il. j. EMITH Sfctefarv
, 1875-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
ADELPHI THEATRE.
1EdlS MONDAY, OCT Il.
ESTtNE CIIASt:E,
Rattll11g Variety Bill /!

AL foPp1.AK 1fslCES-Il rl,,, ri tlt, IN ri, ,,a
''ct@. Snr1tf, f"t tecurInv.
ftt appearance III t:h..y, an.l h, III, Thc4t,. NJ
ell fhc fnJlowinx distinguished Ar,1~,s. "
rRaSk IDSEH. the s.letra,.t ttt,r,i,r r,,,-,,,,..
is tis itt."A fr'i H.mns.i. 'Er l..Nit Nj tf's
:, If Ihf wonl"rful LF:pS FaMit.Y-,i + t.,'n ,u.
nrse 'lr'f'a not tn rtnfounl" w,, ,. I., Il
1at q" urrat nri"nial 1uts1tr. Al1St,n rl:sNtIs
ssnrlH.aht-Mairr HtfHkE the larlnt1s 1,r,t.M ...r
MEi-sI}EIttt, ' "''' - lit-"-
,r II" !s'rnlar Fo"aIt.t ,!.s- JENNIE WADE.
1ht bab}n hanp, ta!A}!s.ES HAKHt4
Th" inE,.lar t4mr'ti ,n., snattr.s, ans. pan,tr,
UtDWDltTIf AND NAY, ~ '1"s"''t
ins very Phtnilar Sns,1 nn! D,r.re Artt.,s f.nt
!ESA UA'a IHr very tait,fci f.,,iy 4nnv ,. I, n.
Artist. Ll:S rEIlIEs Ht,sA MD MAEi.
INC aFrat E?H 1lact'f:r. 1pfi:f AND WATERS
Ms.tef ttrnfpe Ts'g Ing 'Hl41T," '''S'
PERFECTLY fMMEE5j. ~ ~
l"nletDitr-l"rnlar Irlr"---M4tnee t,onntar nr,c+.
Z; cc1,ts and 20 cents: 10 EXTRA, e'''''
, 1875-10-04

IN srsertea, md hs was hid eser under
M n, e Ma e 90 Grs &c ax tSn
o 1repec W w rye: r! t.: a. ;s q .. Gar. +
aixs,.tcc oatwar,i ',eupd. oollet with Tho barge
treooaut, tawarf ho', nesr tie Eortt fir. Friday
10 hia port for Toa!. sas lott ayan satusday uttcr
gn''.ston Mtwc-' to 8 scIr i rastes ana tho
15asch, by whic thc for,nrr vessel was consieEaby
iajnrh. Tho ,smog" do,,o to ths John "n was
st ptn + 1ns n"s s' g ton1 A%s
erru1s le,k IN te an!t hivrt arrived here Saturday
II u sppste"ty go%l eoad'sion. sao viii 20 INTO
CnriNtt wnIr.
1lrre vs. 3ouna sl,ptcTi wig iho,'sht Il krest
M tn, an Tss fesv msa isS be
esrc thsy believed ii. fs!te sar,ns Fsnaly lie wof
y csas 4 ss ;a s; t. tesr s r'.cst 10 sgs.:
eites, that tl,eJ woItd 1.ceve Lin, os'eer ah
heystsyel swsy' sal to o:t q the foo.h .',erhera
daetug in tic ssnu tlnd o rrort that foojs1 s,ep.
heIsi. uu days when large, 1icet |. conf
s C 4 s s.sss s' s:a % nsss,n* eh ais ot s s,
1nakn so tugs becte they ruay IN 'liareas. anu
as. toTs ltn1 r. vao"t ssy r. s1,no r. ~
se.'r 0nondaee would DC si't aaoat aid tho geniaI
5no 1I~pHn WIN her aag os Ils.Ecss dtsplayei Ill
.y s hs ss @ TT ae sss sn2 s # It, , 81, ST.
T1astice 1ecoTne common. hit a1ao Il tho m jowsr
{:ao G%.fn ,n1 nn,r % w' In 'esn by tS following
1}nvrrras pract'ec ca'n a,,,nn vessel Gartsins On
thrse akea ~cn requiring tho nt4tstnure Of tug 10
1,asthca Wills . ef distsnss Il in lnwyre half
way. OF fAte II hss been nuticeablc lhat sue mas
tss, Ths ,s n wsn: o. te pay the as of rss
Somcncs leaving TOW to render nAsibtnpcr,H
GRAND HAVEN.
sosesat Rtsnasch 10 Tia t1.ea7o 1+fasas,
GRkKn HAtEH, Mich. Oct. 3.--A Violent southwest
Nnd.storm WIN expcrJenceI this shoro last pabt
and part OF o-dhy. uw1ng to tho hcavy sea running
tha harbor IL cd with sartous craft freirtc,l and
hgat, seeking aheltcr+ 1he rchr " II. WIlis1 eht.
from Chtcdgo % ~" port was teacacl abovo tho
NORTH ries ths torhna: It - expected she viii 10
Stt oil tonight without much tIa,nuKc, Aha having
inen scuttled to prevent her pounding tic beach.
... LAKE ERIE.
Epstfa{ DftpnstA Ia 1ts Chfeuao tribune,
Enrs, Pa, Oct. 3.-Tho prop phslsdslphia LET. fur
7hloaso this eseniug. The propa Annls Young and /
rhomaa Il. Gcnst Of the Anchor fpc, taya gone into
f!nter 1nartezn here. 1t Was tho intention ]
# The s,aaagers 10 run them mill tho clue
II anavaatioh. hut tho low trcighsa paid Will not war
st for Chicago. which will mt 10 delivered before
,c1t spring. Four doycsYn,ant ntmrs-the Michfhan,
iasaef. TIL tHo LATTER loals are engaged ia The
s,ast srre5 ot Lake Erie. seyea propcltcrs and four
tn. ay ha The xt s
PORT HURON NEWS. I
poKr HERON, Mich., Oct. 3.-DowN-prors at.
ioseph, MAuistce, Dean tslelimond, Holland. Dahua,
sre csoSse and barge, Day City and largcs, Elmira
md barges. scbrs Nov Hampshire, &. F, Tillen, |
Glars Parker, Geo. Sherman.
Ur-prom passatc, htnn.aan, st.. raul, ii. Ionlr,
md eonsor lsaIeIgh aud cansort. scl.rT Reindecr,
Lautss, cusow, Exile, AIMS Maria. Jaue Bell Duncan
ntxo 4nrtt fyenh
, 1875-10-04
ELSEWHERE,
4 CLERK or TuE 1LLt&oIy sppRkMs cnrnr ~
THuERIH

T40E1LE.
Mr.. Wllbanks. who IL ous OF tho Clerks Of tba
1ll'nota Supreme Court, IL also su attorney, and
resides at Ms' FeFaon Ito has beea ordered by
tha Supreme Court, now ln Be4sion II Ottawa, to
s4o4 CAUSE 1t Any, why biz ususe should not bo
stricken from tbs roll OF attornsya 10 tls Eta,e
;tae ruts IL made returuxbIa Oct. l. III. WI.
hanks u seoassd es uRlp1Aa.iaa IL nla Procession
, 1875-10-04

nssEl l.TRANsFERs DURING SEPTEMBER ,a76
oue'haH schr DANA, H. Blassbul 10 e. Nelson, 9asp
sus =. L osi@h. Z. Dah'an 10 L. pahlke, 81 $50.
t1po0, ~ oa'a'&0 20 - a H. datdffo,
Eop Sheriff. J. Lut7 aud II. stono 10 r. zie,ner and
LuetEcs, $1tuJ. 'S0s ~ @'''N'p' @no
, 1875-10-04

ss 'aa D. y. Cox Ia On hor Way to Eaas Tawas,
neaaF 1ay, to Fatas the schr Emeu rocent,y sunk
'Iha Detroit Tug Association nre about sead.
a su8 crussder 10 tho vicinity Of choloygan md
~ te 70 on hand when required as wrccter.
~@aIse5 n olsve1aud, dlo4 on Tuursday,
, 1875-10-04

T.. Local..
yoa,,t meeting OF tho Stockholders Of tho
.n',soa ."stn National baak. Saturday 1t was un-
'...'0ass5 eesced to 20 into liquidation.
,sI;t aae siRhth game between tho Chicago and III.
ill.,. os8a. oaii cluba was played in this civ
b. h.sy and resulted in Victory fos tho former
s,aSs ao q aoN and +Na3 ID aaid to Anre changed
Hss.s' 'asuIaay. tue purchase OF tho Interest," Of
!" u''' a. " Edwards Of this city. ~A'
r;,.. ~ meeting OF tho nopub1tcan ceotro, f,on
S.sa Saturday Ii Via rosolycd 10 SoH a,s,,,,,
ss,enn Tuesday. the 10Th mat, TO, the nm,
H. Tos ~ al ticket to be yoted for in boysmbnr
oa H.. 1ay meetings will ba held Ia the towus
ms ". sni' 5eth' end in tho city oa tho tath f'st
pSsad ada'sea lot tho city primaries ware also
, 1875-10-04

~ '-FaFe. drrtts.
kan'aa CITY and rsrn.rr Fa,t 7,, .is NJ rCon,
hs. 5<tufs aaT hDsfnY'ietj RI i ts' nuUn ~ S*v Q.
n. 1n0l%, HnrlnknHtt 4 Te1as -, T. H. s:!0 D. Il
Peoria. keokut 4 Iiutho9tuu Il, IN y, IN n s s:Ns
!n4tta- heGknk 4 HMrjInstEn i n tsi = so" ~ Sup
ChteaRn FaducAh H4ifruan IL = ~ ~ T. u.
ssi"a.sft sAc1n Washington ~ ttsn, s} s:i9p.
Joliet Dwight 1ll pta aton MI ,h S.ao 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-06-04
WHEAT CROP $50.

a farmer Of Lexington county, n.
Y, one Of the best wheat counties in
the State, writes to the Country Gentle
man, under date of May Doth, to the
effect that ''the wheat crop continues
to fail. Many farmers thought
their crops would be fair, and under the
necessity Of plewing it under. One
farmer who has $50 acres of wheat,
does not expect more than 500 bushels
others who have sown clover seed viii
not pillow the land on that account, but
expect no wheat" Such Of our read.
ers as havegOOdcrOps this year need not
be in a hurry to sell at a low figure.
Much depends on the corn crop, pota-
toes. etc