davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-29

,r 1rroer-lAden vcsats wero 1t tho rsrket. ~ the
~. however, ei.anReta 70 this nnsh tsss evening,
sss n:see ,psy T. e1escs .d,to to.d,y Z sn TO-
e., tns EessIor w.. owstl 10 ;e eisna Etv.tor near
s.Ts' ..ss sri,ss oF Il in1o WV yes'ss.y Or er ret"fn
~, nia rsrktI, sunrtse an Kae pasey.. lie a1cnr
r"asrp oT irjp 10 Onet next Rnhd y .fternoou,..
ins a"c schr ars ca!2na, willie lying il s,asons sC
.e . .ss !. s H. Sss IT IT, II. n"rS on.
e. sa"Nhtat htHateft.''aa wors: Tls i%r.o..ma9t. ; oa
~ ~ utmost At3atet. ..TI!e lug Van Ds1.ou,
Sbleh hss been n'c1 during the l,st 5esr in tho con-
ae,on # " psv rev tioys1msn .9, o
"a sr frst loyr, md 4 a9ata lowing sr'.es Tia Ing
s' sr a,is sp s.ss e. III III vsn yf'fa s."n a
ia.spt,!ese, Il. k,owm ~ "DIs Alcc4's' Inc, Il
:. CAPT. Browns Cigas Emporium, No. a9l souIh
T:atet. street. a,f'ofn wasss as Tits port aFs
sss ,.s Z. 1 s3 "a 4 T. Tho W. ". xr y s%ss sss 4ssa s
sapoytnent every a.y. Tbs new thIec-a.ait cts1
sae wts built at Port Huron during to put winter,
nd IS senei aud wcl-ilnt,het craft Tier slinon.
tons arc. IA teo: otes ALL 2rto's Iran, and .4oot
shiryasd, e.no doSn hc crcak ye.:erdsy to hip ier
nj s'm n ST. s will ssts :sns 'F to new
;s' :ais. s'$'''1 land 'a's 'n!:.s ses; Il:
innnher. The schr clipper cy, 1y'ng orro.'.o :he
9s A. x so; IF a %if y ssn 1ns is
trsss 'es e "a: ssssd on afd
!. tho time. Considerable complaint haa LATELY
t1tnt ting
, 1875-05-29
LEGAL.
IN the f'Ircuft Court OF ths. t;nlted Stntcs,
Aouthera District Of Nav York.
IN THE nfATTE1k or THE SALE OF
THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
UNDER DECREE GP FORHI0STRE
UNDER DECREE CT FORECLOSURE
MABTER C0MMlssroNEp's notice.
REQUIRING PROOF OF DoND9 OF AND CLAIhY
AGAINST eAID RtfIroan

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r. :S .1i;sa * H. Sis's
& M: X $? e.a''iir .ai rs; IT,
Sahta has.. espa", e.
sss .ns H. ; ~ u A' 'a' 'a''''"'
s.:s k.'?te.a sass' i, Ia
Z;
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tv;,ss; xss va;...: s,ssE .a t.erse.
- t;oe Of ,as .s'd mettE' Sd rsmi.s ia .hsh se
s:s. e Gsaes sst'ft i 'fSn
&C. q .sa E:,s III Il
N i hsa sosaA. saa sSs applied
= s! = :.jss s z, ss
kts.r Taomr:o3 I'd ths!l ii .hieo nv
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R!
" y snsh .nicsna I'd .tsorn:!. - such may
* ;: B. :sssss i:
h.;stefp.s rrepssy ia
iasa,et uoder .9hots at ~ e,rit tfla,sen
H.. e. &c ILL.,
,sS:s i: ss "a de-
IL ss's "a a. ss
ts ~ ss .; 9Ptf Fl .ta'
he against SAIL CaEplnf
the payment of balances duo Tor thu OF
~ o,heE 1sse.:a'y x;aSnd. st 'ns q .aA cm
Gaaf a nsss soa das r. sge
fisH Of vsy other xrouads hss bsrn
M ifs ss
IA a'S'
p.;nsa q Il. !u:n. '11ad
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.1s e III s Y o. G ;:
ntheer. aad Diseen sasreot. bscans susrtos fr .sd
3. 4 ;:'
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4 :'ss II ai s:'s:f:
;:!as: sis!s:.ia: ~ tesa. HI -
I. cs a. ID !. u %, o
~ :b'eh '3s fs psss ' It
fQrs mnattnnod.
ttsth-Tns restn- thereof. any, shall b. suhioot 10
snch Grer and priority dttbrt,au this Court Ill
hereafter esla blisu aad decree for tas' ru -r+c.
And to tbs cod that tbs fsnn the scAlt1
Ct the AotxAE-d an4 tAi4nees bel 10 tas
Eete]ett hAld. At lilo tluo af 1uca sAlea thrreEfe
Of which haEs arttco arl's rru oarr so.to
whatever from sAtd should be peop.rJ d't .but
lad the ptusi!tona n eseteacp 10 sach uttrhulon
seoyt recitsd should br fully carried according
taeat tsssof Il IA ~ tbs onr. ordered kenasth Il.
White. Esq. b appointed Master he.r
and ropaF 10 ta lnurr. wh all spsed, Ia d.
~ 20 ,:'sT.'sea!'y ~ r. ssoaat. nsss;..1 Had
!ps!adsa tn section, masked .tevs st sser9d snisd
ostsd that tbs salt Master shall Etvp II thirty
da>s noes by atrsEiIt4tneat In nsvlp4pers published Ia
t1r places h*rftnaru named Of the ttn sfd PLACE VIII
and NaeE h. viii Attcrd 10 taks praof Of tbs etkin1
Nov. thit Is to notify, direct. aad sd.eri.s IT, I'll
pAfttes hATne 6lAiA srethrd ctAe In tAld order
1t Eetsrtnee. and ~ Il das hoiaess al hen1s. tucb
tamed therta sad all parties IN waJ tuteststrd
IA tho matters OF snch rtfsreaee. +! appaar psrsou o.
Fl properly authorized AttntneL hatA.s M. te sA!d
Mstter C1mnt..nner. At the Ualte4 STATES Court Ao4
resttlttes building Ia Chs Ctt5 uf New York, AL
dst. heween tha Hrss and fifteenth daJs IT .!uR{ ono
;hsnt.na cisht huudIea .aa t'h tae!ns.s
81 y l. n 80 r. n, 4 PAX rop,d 20 e:..s
eAt ba beard by Aad fupor.sd 10 tho Court bY ths
KESSETII G. WHITE.
( r,r,,,,.~- 9reciul Muster Commissioner.
socl:ur IA Of tnau AL FIR Tntnrtsinsn's.
, 1875-05-29
FIRES.


Srttfat forTtsroHdknss " Ths thts1gs 7rtb4~s.
pEs Mo1SEs, H., May 27.-YestsrlAy alter.
noou Superintendent Royce received tu!ex,au
srtm tho lsock ls,and agsnt 1t brooklyn, that =
heavy slrs waa fasiue near tho dorot; that two
RsAln-eloyato1s ~cse burning aud askiug that
ths hro.atea,aoF Osu, O1oeksr ha sont thsse to
save The property and tho Ksa!a au ths elevators.
Tbs Mayor quickly responded. aud IN = tow uo-
usnts liz stsauls{ Naa OH it, way by special
tram. TAe elevators wars ouuod by 9. Il, 1ihhy
aud thS Es.mels' Uniou, sanat wagon aud
blAcks,al.h shop aud \ poztlau Of lumber.
, 1875-05-29
CRIME.


sreetai D.spateh 10 Tht Chicago Tr.bane.
DEs Molsrs, H., May 28.-A vagahond chnr-
actcr naued Barnard Dunn has for some tuna
been lnahng about potta uaton,e and Cars
Countiu3. lie vaB strongly suspected Of horse
stealing. "Wednesday tnoruing 10 kslrtoi from
Lin, but tn auue manner rnssed him. Arriving
at Avoca, Cba:les Hiuc.iey, . constable, starred
In pursuit Of him and Boos found him Oh the
prairlc with Htulen horse. On coming up with
him Dunn fled two shots Ut the officer. Thn
ares tnlaeed; tho second would probably hare
proved ei1ectiyo had his ho1ao not thronn up bis
hcad aud received the bal IN ono e1e. 1he
officer tlen SHOT Dunn dead.
, 1875-05-29

lntcrnslly, It ousos diarrhea. dsnentesy Ter
bloodY-nnx), nurlmcr complaint. cholcra ct,otera-
morbua. collie, CRAMPS and pain in tls htomacl1,
breaks up oolds. febrle aad inhammAtotJ at-
taeks. Il IL ho11 by all druKxinsa aud dealers In
medicines.
, 1875-05-29

BALTIMORE. Md, May 28.-Albess o. Clarke :
clerk With Chandler Jeukns. Of ibis city, has
been arrested. charged with forging tho drn's
name to 4 check for e10, QUO, when nns pEcsent-
I'd to the fartAesa' and MacAsoicn' DAnk. ocru-
the whole amount was recovered.
, 1875-05-29

8ptt1as Uaspt1Fh % 17te GHIfau0 7Ffp1He.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 3S.-aira. Marshall, wid.
on Of hethel In this county. Will be Investigated
to-day OH Charge of poisoning Nancy Z. Doycc
and her own husband. both Of whom d!eu re-
hayIog glveu testimony In case that came boz
fore tho Criminal Court against Rert Cloud, who
wAs engaged 10 the Widows daughter. 1he oli
womHn IL known TO DO yiuaictIvc, and cstcuu-
atAutial eYido4es il said to 10 strong axA4nat tst.
, 1875-05-29

81. LOUIS, May 2s.-Wh,le the Rssosi drn-
matte troupe were coming from Indianapolis 10
81, 900 worth Of diamonds. Yesterday 4tsornoon
Detectives O'Aeil and Stiles arrested the colorel
portcr OF the eleeplng-car Ia which the troupo
cane to the city, a,d' found tho maainx Cs.ua LII
his flAssabaIon
, 1875-05-29
At WORCESTER, MASS,

woacEsrEn, Alsas., hfsy 2s.-A nrs broto ont
In tho furniture and uplsolstering establishment
OF John 3. CholIar. Ia tho Taylor Building, Main
street, this evening. Tbs 1alnes nJ.rehd rspuIs,
and ala,oAt ontlioiy consumed Tho b1sljlng.
Total loas, s2G30OV. Loss on building, $l0p.ttao.
ChoIlss L CO. lose e78.oo8. and Clark, s&#ysr i
Co.. dealers iu eroekery, x71, ,ooO; sianuoI par-
ker, merchant tailor, $4,000. Total insurance.
tl35.0U0. 1he fire was cautcd tsy workman
Who cs.clefs!y threw lighted pip. into bunch
OF excelsior, l4od tn uphorstcriug furniture.
, 1875-05-29
TAE pEARR MuHQER.

ST. Iou1s. May 2s.-Mrs. rtarr, whose hus-
baud was murdorod last Tuesday night At his
homo, fou mi!cs fro1, the city. mas btousht to
town to-dsy by tho police authorltlee,. and
promptly aud fully identified the usgro H:nsy
ptown, who uaa arscsted last evening" a. the
man Who killed her husband and violated her
own perhcu. Aslde fron, ttis, Capt. Tax, Of tho
mounted poca force, has worried the caso up to
aucl point that there iA 10 doubt whatsrcr but
that tho man nnlsr arrest Ia tue ono who conn.,
ulttsd tho atrocioub deed.
, 1875-05-29

Spse,as Dupe&ch t. rAx Chiea1o fribun*.
EAsr HAo1xAw, Mtch, May a5.-Jamcs Rens-
low, Joseph Lebur, William Coola. Cofoetus
Eobn, and Albert Lewis sawed their nay out OF
the Flint jail Ahout o'clock lsat eveulng. aud
escaped. Ouo was conaacd for larceny, three
for burglary, sud one for Assault aud hastery. 4
reward uf *l30 il offered for their apprehension.
Il II supposed they struck for Oauaua.
, 1875-05-29

nALrnoHz. Nd. May as.-The house Of ].
II. Cowma,, 2aa Eutaw street, was rubbed on
Tuesday night lAAt OF 4 tin box conts!u!ng
bouts. bank aiotls, certificates, ETC.. Of tbs
value Of stAooQ, belonging 10 Casmsu's
u,p,lpr-in,Isv.
, 1875-05-29

CLEvELAxp. O., May 28,-rh;B evening the
Eosthcru Ohio Wooiau Miis, oh Pleasant street,
caught Gro by Tho friction OF machinery. Lo.s
\ small portion Of the building saved
, 1875-05-29

DosroH, May 28.-Abraham Jacksoo, the lAw~
yer who ID charged with forsery aud dofA}ca-
lion 10 tho extent Of ncatiy $500 ooQ has arrived
in Charge OF \ aclcctlve- He denies hla guilt.
IL. has beeu held III $4,000 bail on charges ot
forgery, ombexzlomeut, aud falBa pfetonsea.
, 1875-05-29
ATFMPT TQ "HoRsEWHlP."


LAsslAo. Mloa.. Nay 2s.-rAo second trial OF
ALEU- l.. bowos Tor attempting to holsewhtp ths
edllor ot ths LanMng Journal VISA in progress
to-day. The jury, alter bang out tno lnllutes,
rendered verdict of guilty Of Aaaault sud bat
thrt
, 1875-05-29

.5p&csat Dspat.h to Ths Ch,eaSo Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, Minh., Mhy 2S.-The frequent
rains Of last night and to-day hare had lue siaot
to eubdue and nut out the extensive fires pre-
Yailing Yesterday in tho woods for distance Of
10 mics On esch side Of tue Michigan 4 Lake
shoro Ns,soAd, between hero aud Holland.
Tho loss is comparatively eliGht.
, 1875-05-29

Stec2dl NtpalcA % Tia Chsea00 7F35afa1.
r4nxENssula, L., May 2s.-A youu. man by
ths hama of Abb ahan Dsker. while harding oas-
Ito about miles north Of this place, was nlur-
ttorod sud sonhed tt4a fo1epoou BY two meu.
Tho Hslorl1 and posso aro now in purauik. Baker
MAS from ucar E.eeport ILL.,
, 1875-05-29
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

uk4pc:s Nrr"r cr THE PLATTE,
UkkIlx GhIkx 4UAREkn -AATKh.
OMAHA, Seb., Mar 1A IEs.
so"asioa. WI b. ssesied = tn; os' auul u eeost
vii te ocd,ea presence of bdder1 for tbs delivery
tu xaanI Aat busaa tsekt 4 uruAaA lkpot Hsh.,
u. 1s;e i'm nil {: ur. u0l ps.sds u c~. .IL
Il. up. .uNl p9snas ~ IuA.
rtvpvaals Tor leAs quantity will b. Frcstv%I.
Each ha te eoassd sr should b gu r4uteed hy two
rssrouAlb& 2xtes, ua& btdtsrs, that th&} will bece
h,GdJulSu AAfd Ut cuttkAct.
Ptsisssncs s b. gi14a u articles Of doe~dc prodae
l7u.
l.a. should b lndotsed savsteps 'Bt. Tar For
axe."
contract ~li ts lot with the puTso thA: tbs quaa.
tlt4es rontssctsd Tor may ee acraseos sutaccd
tnr1 bY tha E1ttf 4u4Ttofua4taE VI Hepxtans At
aav TINS peadin1 Guil delivery.
T0$ ztSht tu reject &nY 41a al bids II f8ssFvsst.
EssaA ttt4 suttlisacd Aud lu oop1tiuaA nado known
On III lit4 4s4on tnis oacdL
, 1875-05-29

Etretat Dstatch 10 1h& Cta.ea11a 1r1bbns.
Qu1Ncy, ILL.,. May as.-ueorse X. Hall. The
,n.n who WAS uaylaId aud robbed in this city on
the night Of tho alss lust, dita of his mi ires
last piRht, Ii addition to tho reward Of S3U0
offered br tbs Mayoe, kho hustusas men propose
to otter $1,000 lor Tie appEoheasiuu of tho uaaz'
darArk
, 1875-05-29

At ST. 1UHN, n. 3.
R1. JoHs, N. B., MAY 23.-A fro broke out
this morning In barn near Ksttie's treHery.
pott,anJ, 4 suburb OF this clt7, aud spread very
rartdiy. It was checkod on Main ntreet by tho
Gro engines aud vacant lot. hut
almost everything between that and tho
water WAS hu1oed uus. TIC t1fa aas got com.
pietaty uuder control By Q p. IN. st Lutea
ChurcS, Sixty. eight houaes and nhopa, large
nlocka ,woze destroyed. Loss. t219.uo0 Halt
covered by bytnnutapcs. One hnndied Ehd forty
fatnilie4 were rendered Gbnoless,
, 1875-05-29

=
WHEELING, #. Va, 1lay 2s.-Tlo Riverside
Eatl-rtsto Sill snd new pai factory wore totally
dshsfoyet] hy tire 1t G O'clock this After
noon. tbs loss vii. probably reach
e75.0o0. Nearly II not antirely
covered By insurance. The greatest loss is on
machinery and stock, tie platc.miil having
run continuously throughout the na1l-feodors
btflko, Tho mill wss literally Cial
With nail rlAto. Tbs telegraph otllee
pear the mil wAa TN fire several tenns,
bnt saved by tho Arcrnen Without damaRs. The
old pail gactory, wtiot, ts the largest, rAvcd
unlninrsd. Had tbere boon any wind blowing
At The TINS Of ths fire the oou1Aggatioa would
bkTs btsn far woIbe.
, 1875-05-29

UWEUEKT IS{NU5F7.
Rreetat IAsaatch u The C'h'edao tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, AaY 28.-A fire this afternoon
destroyed q sAr-a.ill aud eriss.inlll of Chapman
Il Danfor.h. Losa. s12,0o0; no ineurAnos.
Tho Il, . originated froa, spaFR4 from steam
boat. ant endangered tito teuialnhus OF tia city
1t Q1}b tlIun.
, 1875-05-29

yard, wero burned. T,osn sbout e35,0o0 Tho
i,ra i. sntpoaed by soma To havs bocn caused by
sparks from = rAes,ug locomotive; b! others
from IN ov*1heAted journal running Ia xoodan
bo1es In the elevator.
, 1875-05-29
LAKE EH'E.
11flEEAIn.

The Wtftern Transportation ConnpauJ's Etmr Dadgtr
State lett 15ia!o for Chicago and incrmciato lorls
Lat ThuFs1y evening" Tho schr a. Ford hGs been
raised from Tho bottom Of tho rlvor. where shs hla
been snca last fall aud aken to tie Eric batu back Of
tho Lreakwatar. The wreck ia 10 ba sold for tue
estate OF CAPT. Tense, wlo 1t viii bo remembered,
~ fEoten to death on board, 1t tha tins the
a t.. + ss. .s TN h,ser s ats os ss'; .hs.s = es ~
ssqo b. Ihsy ese err et fr d. snss IT.
ssaek bottom sA fee beyond The buoy naeed so mark
the verge q ts channel, where there should 10 not
kas than !? feet Ut waer.-fSpTess.
ERIE.
Srstiat Dt,paseh Ia TaA Chicago 7ftAur$.
ERIE, H., May ?a.-rho prop Merchant left for
ccsao this sferuoon With larEo cargo OF mcrchan-
Ise. rsop phsdtlphts left for Buffalo to-day.
VESSELS PAatEp PORT HURON,
Spsrili nisraeh 10 TAe CAteaso 7ribuns
ron7 AuEos, Msy 2t.--PAssnu pown-lrops Con-
cord and bsrgss; Porter, Chamberlain and hargcs;
schv Wells. Dnrt, nlsal, and L. rtnua.
FAEsEp Ur-psop 6oal snd sclrE superior, 1ans
]. William orandy. J. 8. nieaEds Sweetheart, Ena's
=. Coyne, Granger, II. II. eoyof, pacoihh, Tailor,
9rsos Whitusy, George sherman, Sarah Jane, Jaue4
q. UarlAup, Ilye lawson. John II. Hutchinson,
t,n1on Jack, lonsaulce. ANNA Nusey, Q. i. Williams
uetsct!4, r. L. psuforth, peshtiso.
WMs-soasheass, fsssl.
lonr Munos, slioa May ay1s-t2io-nows-pxor
tdato, Ac1ru,n hary Jsreti. Fred Kelly aud cousoft
Isaaisat aud hareoa, coacoid ~! lsr@s Porter,
naas ns. Kse *sA'' hu'' i~'u'Fd
,ue-lrops zeu ze.lsnp, ras,aic. hIli. and targca,
Rust sid 6a1s.a. T. u. la!c With stllss Alv. IsEey,
XMi:a fsasdy !: i n.s5sTa:, s;s.t5c.:: M E%ms !.
qss1ss spetnsn. % james T. nasri.ea. isy, iis.seaa,
ssssS 14ns. oln steAln,s9,s' unl3p ,!.st. nea
D.nfot1h, Icsh,,so IayI Va1re, Tnunas 7. abclaon,
5oan xsl4esnoaso, Mary Elizabeth, Se!son, jsnuts
The scbf Mus, hound for uodeEich, sprung leak
IN Laks Huron .na auak InsadAy 1no,A'MU. Ths
Grew se!chod land iude.irh after tcdiois rnll
Of tko dasa ~! uiy1t. III oren ,s~l Nth hardly
my fool. Thy als.'ra vt uoderich yostesdsy. Al
MISCELLANEOUS. -..-
1hs bsrgs js&ss lAnu, 4slloEs Gil CanA Island. haA
net Jet bee Ec:eascd Onsos liza carpenters VI work
upo har, namsd +. s. lAymond. had lea broken be-
low tho kuoc by III aecitlrnt.. Tbs sttns stllmsn
Wut ashpra Oh M!nueaota Punt, n4s teeiI pulled OF
~ hstns Nallo Cotton. This schooner which wa
ahmtsted on Lake oassrlo May u, sud which WA
'0rmsfty lhs o5psy. sno has rived =. Care viaeeL
essE D4:h. but hts I.oa l.i.ed... TAa A,siusw
fac! 'as Il T. .rr ata ss on fs.y
tess Gf lumber to " y luaton v!4 Chssso Ihs
Ef ahen sh!pfed by r.u to lsasloa elespsr than
shipped % luaslo By wacF aaa theues iy salt 10
: :sE sSes .s L p,1s!
y tvand he stdaut po@l Of tbs plu schr Ham Haze
Ss ss.s @h.ies k.st a Asue eastward af Frylux raa
psos gt ston. .boot il fs lopx - i sarbes wids,
ws1&h!nS slsut 100 pounla. Gkua asaulu1Hyp, il
StesA g " p1oPaufr 4aoe, y
, 1875-05-29

The Fro frssa dsn!os tho e'atoont lnkdo by ot,cr
pare1s that The tug ownGEa af Detroit utcnd to furn
Atug atsoc!ation; tLry 1o.ng prevented iron. aohg
10 b. tue decidedly independent position taken hy tho
osnrr Of tug living at Port Huron. ..Bs,a tho TYto-
une Of she 27h: "Tha prop AaiA, which arrived down
from Like Superior ports yesterday. PLAYED pretty
aud the above named ports. Touching At Bo,ssl,.
amp!on on hcr downward pas a5c, abe toot
eeugeru awaiting shipment to upper ports, and
brought them to dodeflch distance OF - mios,
Nhe1 she transferred them to The prop soYerrigh,
Tho iasaouR.rs. by this ancnvEe, sectre FREQ ride
md tho rival ycsse wah minus quito valuable portion
o her carHo". The {ast Antounrca that tho barge
Venice whtch arrived as Detrc,t Wednesday,, with
cargo Of lumber, las been l!bt1ed by tlio United
attH Mareba Tar daht contracted 1*4k fall In towing
through heavy ca to Toledo. '.
VIZ, a1tasak
, 1875-05-29

Na%f AVE- l4c NEEA AAA1u$ Lucy %Elc 1b AV4lOW3s
EH4fi1F. EaB CtH.
Lumber, feet,.... ..............5,81,tM 1u,3t1ua4
L1th T1tEeA.s.s 1.81N heJ 600
bllnElts-. l,tQJ,GM 1,61nu0
Zss4L.s : tt998 jttAJ
6t.ycs cs.......................... ....... h5,G15
Hoops a,......................... ......, 930u.DgN
Timber cubic frbt.............. ....... 72,HN
Tue Elipncnta from Saginaw Monday wero 90
feet Of lumber: from Day City, 9,4eo.4 .424 feet.
Btavea accaraulato hut slowly tho docks - yet
The rush ia not TO great inst 1t this tino
Last spsg at this time freight belonging to tho
Great Wtaarn HALLWAY Of Canada wero engaged in AL
d!tion 10 thoto Of tho Flint rcro Marnuct.u iail-
soaa In moving SLAVES anu suEleh fEpm tho interior
Of tho doeta here. So eayn the LAY Cit3 Ghronici.
The rcfeal of ho act under which The Alrona I1sr.
boz Improvement Company was osgantzad h:s left tlo
liver without any sure depth Of watcr. Thla spring
there has been IN ayerage depth q alout w fort.
vessel to tako out ful cargo tue mill ayo lakra
sls matter il hana. and BY anesesp4on, OYER s9ooo
river where ncccasar. 70 lH feet. The cost
at doing thta work Is fj,M0 mud 1t h tcl!oyed hat
amount Will le secured without anJ great difficulty.
.-S1qlHas Courier.
, 1875-05-29

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, 1875-05-29

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, 1875-05-29

III LI1E a.sU Hku1NAH.
Tho shlpments from tho ports Of BlGinsr md Bay
City for tho week ending May q, were us fo.ows:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-04

I have now made a statement of the
causes why decline to meet E. L.
Pierson in the way he Indicated, and
I am fully satisfied that the public
and my friends will accord mo the
justice, to Il say that my reasons are
well founded. / do not shield my
self frum personal responsibility, nor
do l object to meet any friend OF E. L.
Pierson who cres approaches the pre-
cincts Oft gentleman, that desires to
assume his quarrel. On the contrary,
l am more than willing to meet any
sach one in any way that may be de-
sired. } 81. #t.1 ~ =. 80
y" l leave this subject, I trust forever ;
it is painful to me to be compelled to
make it., and l leave my fellow. citi-
zens to be the judges, whether l have
acted in any other than correct
manner toward this man. Satisfied
Of having done my duty to my con.
science, know I cannot but have
the approval Of those whose friend
ship and esteem value.
Very Respectfully, m
5ss..r4r j. II. COSGROVE. III
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-04
TO Our Land Owners.

This class Of prime citizens is large
in our parish, and within the radius
Of tho circulation Of this journal.
They have hid their merits, we are
sorry to say, under busllel, thus fur,
and they must come ont and shine
We will venture to say that there
never has been as great a demand for
Land in our parish than is now ex-
hib'ted; hundreds of our people have
lands to sell. and hundreds are want
ing to buy, bit they cannot meet, for
it is like hunting the parish, OYER ~
find every land seller, and the buy.
ers could never finl half. Let liz
whisper in your car how you can
reach the buyer, how he can find you,
and how you can put money in your
pocket, build up the wealth and pop
ulation Of the parish, and be rich
yourself. ADVERTISE. We have a
proposition to make to You, broad
and liberal. From and after this date
we will advertise lands for those that
wish to sell, on tho following terms :
twenty per cent of tho bill Of adver.
Using, which will be at usual rates,
in cash, the balance to be paid when
the land or real estate is sold. That
is more than fair, for We take 80 per
cent Of the risk ourselves. Send us
the description Of lands, locality,
n,ssa' ~. Va "u'U", s-.r----..,nnts. kc
and We will insert them in display
type, 50 that all land hunters may
read. Some one make the start, and
many will follow.
Come and sec us and arrange terms,
and we know that a bargain, mutual
~ beneficial, will be struck.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-04

The Chief, Donaltlsonvil'o' Rad
ical paper, seems quite anxions to
defend Myers. Perhaps it WOULD be
we'll to call up this painted scalp hun.
ter to the chair Of the Republican here
~ IL takes 10 stock in Myers defense.
According to the Chief, Myers is guilt
less because he, publishes q letter
saying 60, . year and a half after the
charges had been made, of his steal
ing the school money, Myers, in the
mean time, skips around to dodge the
Grand Jury. The Chief would do
vel! so'ook at facts before il sqd IL y
again. .d+.sf .;;,"',l
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1875-12-04
Cream of the City Press.

A new daily Democratic paper
is to be started on or about the
18th of December. Col. Tyler
will be the editor.
1t is reported that Col. William
son is to bo appointed o. s. Dis.
trict Judge, vice Duell, the mid
night State assassin.
Democratic clubs arc being or.
ganized all over the city.
The Bulletin reports that the in.
junction restraining certain pay
ments under the appropriation
bill of last session, has been dis
solved, or at least $4,000 With a
good chance for the balance. You
can't keep a radical from stealing,
that is his nature. Nickle coun.
terfeiters are being hauled in to
some extent.
The Times pronounces the Ead's
Jetty, a success. The St. Louis
Railroad Convention adjourned af-
ter adopting the 81 parallel as
tho line upon which to construct
the road to the Pacific. Great
unanimity prevailed-Dire calami-
ty is threatened the city by cut
ting off it's supply Of light and
water. Good Heavens! wort
whiskey 60 upland down. The
slaughter house monopoly is hav'
ing a hard time another suit en-
tered against it.
We have received for the first
time the OrteQnattn, a weekly jour
nal, representing the New Orleans
Property Holders Union.
Pinchback has lad q meeting
q kind Of q black league was form
ed; Pinch wss kinder endorsed
and went off to Washington Car
pet-bag in hand. "
The Eiwes has the Leveo Com
pany on tho hip Has it not beer
something of . lery company
friend Times, on the taxpayers!
The Mary Bell comes in with
trip Of cotton and sacks Of seed
amounting to over $4,000 bales.
/ Health Of New Orleans quite
good, and many strangers are il
the city. '''S