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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

A beautiful and aristocratic Louisville
girl of seventeen smokes short black,
clay pipe filled with the strongest plug to-
bacco. She was born with love of the
weed. and the habit has steadily grown
upon her
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

Sno's does flourish in this great city, Tie
race OF gentlemen is not quite extinct and
gone ont from among us.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09
Elihu Burritt can drive 4 strange dog
out Of his yard in 33 languages.

Elihu Burritt can drive 4 strange dog
out Of his yard in 33 languages.
The Ohio republican state executive com-
mlttec have decided to issue a call for a
state convention in Columbus March 20.
Mr.. Robert Dale Owen will soon give Il
public reading Of Enoch Arden y in Mar
quctte, Mich. where he is now staying at
the house of his SON
The worst thing about the Northamhton
bank burglary is said to be that all the
safe agents of the country are flocking into
the Connecticut valley.
The City Council of New Orleans has
adopted a series of resolutions inviting the
Emperor of Brazil to make that city the
point Of his arrival in the United States.
MeSSrs. A. l.. Perry, William Cullen
Bryant. David A.Wclls and w. g. Sumner
nave consented to act as an advisory COM
mittee to the Free Trade Club of Boston.
The Repub lican journals Of Maine al e in
high glec over the unanimous resolution of
the legislative caucus that Mr.. Blaine is the
choice of the Republicans of the State for
the Presidency.
Louisiana is happy over a sugar crop of
900 hogshcads. the largest since 1861.
The prospects for next years planting and
Tor moderate spring waters in the Mississ-
lppl are also promising. With internal
peace, economy and education, this fertile
state will rapidly repair the breaches made
IN her financial and moral status.
1t is reported that Mr. b. F. Stevens, son
of the late Mr. Stevens, the Vermont an
tiquarlan, who is the United States Agent
ut London, has, in addition to his salary
and expenses of go year, an income
from commissions on purchases of books
for the Congressional Library, Smithson-
ian Institution, Department Of Justice,
etc.
\ Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Journ1t Says thnt prof. Seclye is
much disappointed with the conduct of the
southern leaders in Congress- He saws he
came here with the belief that the old re-
bclli"us spirit South had Disappeared or is
rapidly disappearing, but that two months
in Congress has convinced him that the
rcontarv is the fact
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

The prisoners in the Nebraska State
Pcnitenliary publish newspaper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

WINTEI. WEArIIER-In 1.ll, January
10Th, the frost was entirely out OF the
ground, February WAS Ike spring. and
- Winter ends u wonder through the
WHOLE" In los, in January. the fish. us
they are reported to have done this year.
" struck n," from the sea. the weather
being so wa IN. February was delightful,
and March clustering, but soft Is MAY In
the year 1863, February 18th, the New
York Gt.,lc and Post Hoy reports that
- last Thursday the weather WITS 50 un-
commonly warm that the Young lads went
into the river to swim" In lI72 the
temperature was SO high in England that
leaves come out on the trees i'll January,
and birds hatchcd their broods in February.
In 1889 the weather was equally mild, and
the mlidens of Cologne wore wrcaths of
viocts and corn flowers on Christmas and
on Twelfth Day. Going still further back,
in 1921, the trees lowered in the month of
March. and the vines i'll April. Cherries
ripcned in the latter month and grapes APP
pcared in May. In 1j12, the trees were
covered with leaves in january, and the
birds hatchcd their young in February, as
in 1772 in l71J this same thing was re-
peatcd. and it is added that the corn was
in the ear at Easter. There WAS in France
neither snow nor frost throughout the
winters Of lj}N, 1907, 1909, 1917 and 1859.
Finally, in 1872, even in the north Of Ger
MANY. the stoves were not lighted, and the
trees lowered in February. The winter
of 1S37.3S WAS one {, f lamb-like gentlene>s,
50 much 50 that vessels nlvigated Lake
Erie every week of the season. Seven
years previously the weather was extreme
" mild Farmers could plough almost
any day. Maple sugar was made in Feb
ruarV.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

The Turkish legation denies the truth Of
the report that the Sultan owns Of the ma
tional debt to the amount Of tS,OOO,0O0
sterling, and that he eXacted full interest,
while other creditors would for the time
being receive only one-half The Turkish
legation also denies. as being without foun-
dation. the rumors relating to i'll treatment
inflicted upon the Armenians. it being al
legged that i'll order to escape violence
they had embraced 1>iamiSm.
Tobacco smoke Swnburne abhors, never
entering Il room where smoking is going
on if he can help it. One day he tried
every room at the London Art Club. and
smoking was going on in each; in u frenzy
he thrust his head into room among a
few quiet people and cried: flames
was Il knave, Il tyrant, a fool, liar. a
coward but love him. worship him,
because he slit the throat Of that black
guard kaliph who invented this filthy
smoking
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-02-09

Yes, YES, Il the eager reply.
lou find um biz stune?
Yes. found it too.
No find um deer?
Couldn't see hid nef hair ont. n >:lrched
Al rel, Il mos. all day.
Well. ia two trut: only one lie BAT
not bad fur IInjun. Summed up Joe ;'> he
turned and walked away.
, 1876-10-25
CANADIAN NEWS.

ppfE7u% 1&t2ttH ~ @HE 4FfuAUe-
HALIFAX, Oct. 24.-Thc Importers Associa-
ttnn, a. meeting held this afternoon, a,luptcd
memorial to the Dominion Government
urging them to send the Cuualian mail strum-
rrs to unltfax instead of Portland in tic winter.
THIS movement IL bciuE warmly advocated by
the prrss
4 special cable telegram says the Dominion
Line steamers Will probably run TO lIallfax this
winter, commencing Sov. II.
The twenty-five merchants who agreed TO bear
tho responsibility of tcst!ug the feasibility Of
shipping grain at Halifax, llnd n meeting tu-lay
uni appointed s. Cuuartl t. Co. tllcir agents.
Special Dsputch to TIE 7riauAs
NEW C,s11E, Out, Oct, H.-At tho Gavey1-
mcnt f]shlrcclng establishment here, E5,000
salmon ora wrre secured tu-duy, nnd PLACED III
tic brrcding-troughs.
Eptctus Di1p1fch 10 Tae Tribune.
TORONTO, Oct. 94.-Hork on the scgt1on OF
tie Canada rarfr Hallway lying Immediately
great y'gos. 1t is calculated thai, lu the tlllcr-
ent b,l,lchcs, Including the building Of Il tcc-
graph line, getting out OF tHt,cr, aud tGal'ins.
nvcr ,oo0 men nsr emp!nycd ~ thc Ihtl.s'ler
tate operations. II il expected that tho rails
will shortly be laid ntd locomotives running
from Thunder Day to Natawln:
MONTREAL, Oct, 3l.--I'hc tsiul Ut Mr. Cote,
cx-Caslier Of tho Jucqucs Carticr Bank, Is nov
going on before the Court Of tlncen's l!cnrh
here. The evlllcnrc shows that the hanks ac-
rnrnts haye b4tn fn'sssed nna returns 20 ss'e
Government mIsreprescnte.l to The nn,nunt OF
s2731 ,0t.. On behalf 0f tlle prosecution. the
| President Of the bank. RonanM rraleau, aged
70, dcposcsi that lio was blind and could not sec
u read. ffe could stgn ts nnlne from Habit.
lie signed the usual monthly returns to the
| Government when requested to do ~ by the
accused. tircat interest Is manifested in tue
casr The evidence IL strong agaiust Cote. ::
III the Court Of ke4iew to-day, Judge Monde
| let refused u sit III Ecyiuw OIL curtain jutg-
| n.cnt delivered lii tbs lnsulrent Court, dcclar-
| Ing that Court to lo unconstitutional. Judge
Mn,M!elrt sent for Judg. Jol.nsor 70 act IL hlk
place, but tue latter, ol lcartng the position of
| affairs, declined, maintaining that It was the
duty Ut Judge TO administer thu laws, and not
| decide as to tileIr ronttttnttotnlity, and tho
proceedings Of tho Court came to q dead lock.
The bar viii iiu'i meeting to pass conlcF,Ma-
tory resolutions to be forwarded 10 the iover1l-
,nclt, ,aul tall for afondrct's removal iron, the
Bench,
, 1876-10-25

knowledge In regard to very large number of
rclratcTs, ,r .ac'1 Of wlon, WI! ,c raftcin!.y
only to those whose business iti+ to attend to
The individual eases. Only Jfn1 a'l,'!tionai
names .ccl hc regfstercl toLlay, Tho last day NJ
registration, 10 raisr the total number t'f voters
in brooklyn tlIls ycar ubnye any ,umf@r pEc:,
yinnsly recorded. IL is Thought fy many Lest
acquainted with the various SECTIONS III
tic t.ty that fully 20 Gp nafncs vet remain IN.
registered. It Is NIT anticipated that there will
1c many fraudulent regtatratto11s today, rs TIC
polling places are known IL hc we'll guarded i
al vncnt,t lots nre noted, and the numhcr Of
voters living IN zach hnuse lsus a'ccn asccrtnEnc1
netwecn This t!n.r nnl election .la,. selected
Ctnlmit$ces will be constantly at work investl-
eating the alleged frauds. a number Of arrcsts
yin probably to na'le io~lay an, to,.norrow
for lie arrest ol over twenty peraons for fraau~
lcntfy obtaining Observation-Disclosures Or scgis~
tcril', were Signed by, supcrvf.orof-E.eetM9ns . e
John j. Alien. John Wood. Of No. A9 Van
trunt street, was tic first one arrested. It was
alleged that lie ntItaInetl Ills naturalization"
papers without having itccn tli the country hyc
years. liz VIA put under 81 600 bonds.
, 1876-10-25
UNUSUALLY FOOLISH,
K1ecfut hkfsttth to tbs 1y1b4nA.

ST. LOUIS, Mo., DIT. al.-sllss Fannie Nc
Knight, OF jacksonville, H., a beautiful hlundo
Of sweet 18, took the wild freak Into her head
the other day ct rua1,lng away FROM homc. Tic
object was to earn her OWN living and have so'na
fun. Dressed !n boys clothes, hl.u 1naae her
way to bt. Louis tn company with a younger
brother, who jumped the truIu rs II was crossing
tllc hrtlgu for tcsf thu police would caleb them
after yalnly cns!cayu1inls t. persuade her u f-
tow him. ~ tue Union Depot sc fell Into the
hal.ds Of friendly policeman, who took her 10
tn Chiefs p!llre utter sllu Ind Voluntarily told
OF her disgust. Her parents arc highly rsslccta-
Ile a,,d well.to-Io people. md 'the freak
originated purely ii. reading wild novels aud
rt,ttlatlcr9.
, 1876-10-25


~! n1ar AsD TnEEE.-Tho latcst shortages at
.s4a' 'aeado tho schr ltolyetin, 100 hu corn,
,ss sme sehs Cobb, 151 m corn. 1.-The largest
s., sfaln ever taken from boston by Z hailEng
aa '1! that port last week with tho clipper .Iip
l., taaua1 Or Nlen'h Limo. It coneisteh Of 60, 600
a' wv on Wheat. 3, 600 h1ls houg, and /, coo
~ ,YPple1.'''After = toycrnl lays' bard work tho
tu,.s I'saaa' a.s'stel by tho Tug Twilight. sue
ts..s sss1 IN getting tho schr Kate Kelly on use
s,e."s4, aHsls Holland Friday ulRht shs waa towcd
sAa usssn fu' fcpatts... Alexander Mitchell,
xt.n s.,s W oasd ls Luccrnu was last Saturday,
etHsd :, eanaTicl. struck by tho main boom,
.rss aau aaIuus5a, ana nht aa drowned, Mtschel was
hi, s",r when tn Chicago iast Tho Arhla.
IN. n.t.tpoEdent II: Of tho Cleveland Lfadsr spys:
htot H.; sa,ll which want aahorn east of the
eh se q nsses ,Ia1inS ~ T. Tna M
fltItSsnd ils ns, !slean'ppu,p On board, owned in
.euad HhleA Was iakcil nut Oh Th,isHlay, waa
Sssnd 1ay 1fIssyu< 1mIhsa, nn5isa II !he sana": Tie
EYs,K.,,.to ,,to bo done away With. and oI,s r,laccd
3fa,trItc,if ifoid. Thosold, IN lis stead which viii
lpa iii I'll HN1antaBa To the 4ntefrbts Of nAy.sa-
ansec Of M enable vetsel to be towed The clesr
Il, w aNd Lae Erfa by iurs. wtti,nnt ,ntcrr,n.
ktIt,Gfes. Horses viii, 0f coures bo used aa
sa.as Thi.t ri tns slo.i lescls below the lock at
stretch ayaahtn yaa11ahhtEsmsnt, BY sd4ng materially
~, vi An nd - ApiAttl<upkEA
ht4d H. %sse that cannot bs easily untipF-
kaua u IN. ..asro! n ma largo number Of nen and
sn On "g:x % sseion 70. and viii continue
Al ssrt.snsaEs .nas - tho weather viii permit,
*, ofihiss.E1sfisa CHASE. William fIlr.
tlpyk .hs le!t few days tincu ios Onobec,
7. ill.,. = 'as eehr Hemisphere, on l,cr wiz frou,
TxgrpM ~ ~ satorm with deals. Tho Prescott
e.ht oa ,Is 81 eeent data reports nulta an excite.
,.I 's H., aoeks At th4t pace, oscasionyd Iy tHo
S; haihrs op p9rt " tslg ateau,ur fFom 0gdcns.
!.ss.1 lsio,l W toard En!tc4 htate. MARSHAL and
Csltd si.,ot.s, sio.s, IN Chase of tho schooner rho
ssoonsr' "a slarnll4i claInia a debt from the
aAlss arnso +aa 70 txl't since 1874. Tho vessel has
EeCaptan " i, Twice ancs that year. il apDenF1
.sealine y, y, ~ schooner had not p,oytout{y any
e4tts Hs.hs,@ @e e'aiul, and knowing the United
sssrs, b.. bass ai Aas no Jurisdiction in Conndian
fasJa ~, quietly laid over Ia that nt,rt ram
Is swnnina,n u ane !nenn,imu tho tas with tue
SS,ssul hsr l. VIZ departure OF tho schooner, to
S.!ap KsntH'. T. ~" can whcn ahe apnroaches ,he
tAsfs for fofSsa, s, "hett shu crture fiu XtncrIcnn
.1pt,q N ~ tott time, nrar thr black bnovs. Thn
~ tot elu5Io., Ill., sflooRer sesms to Gq aujts cond.
htar, ts'ka a.s fatsaes nj that ttInce. npd from,
s5tsd staIcs snse M attending thu watching by thu
ta ta lett BY lin II III sehoons1 ssa eaas.dd .1esud
.t,a ps'' ps''sts. r., n,eatea to 7ss 4,sun.
~ Rounds a.@.-A!rlyad. stmf japan, schrs
kals, sehS Il. Aaty While. Denaftcd, prop ".
, 1876-10-25
LAKE MICHIGAN.


r.,c,eo.-Aboat dozon lumber laden vcsEcla
,1,1td a. tho market yesterday, most Of which
4,,t d!ttoacd Of bcforc evening. ....The schr
w,.ytc THOMPSON went into ono OF tho docks Of
II, ctletgo Dry -Dook Company yostnrday to have
.l,,t stoned. 90. The echr G. ". Wronn arrived
str Monday night from Alpcno considerably
t,m,rea, -. Tho schr c. N. johnson waH stripped
,1d lid up yesterday. ..-.A large number Of coal
ha.u .e,scla arrived yesterday. Among thcnl
v,rt The .shts F. L. Danfoth, E. A. Eicholson,
2tdWtns, and Zach Chandler. ...Ths tug bur-
tsu broko her rnn,p yesterday, aud In consequence
t,a,o1sy up nearly MI dny.....Ntne nchooncrs,
,acps them tho l. NJ, It'll, J. ?. Ward,
nd l. +. Wilson, were bnrre1 In for near.
II r,onth at Pine River, Mlch. Tho recent
f,lts acpoFtted sanlbaAk IN front Of tho harbor,
tnit eould get out. Several OF these vessels ar.
died here yesterday :. Tho echT Tempest was
i>eled II th!s port yesterday for debts amounting
asL7oo
~ natnins tho echf r. /. Dantort6, bound ior
iAit pon coslctl with tho eclir Northwest, grain
ll1ea, from thia city for buffalo, about twenty
sa " s' S5ops sn s' Sc ;ss091sa ~sat lev ds eaf Saa
lao INMATES after tho cnal}aIon. head t1rrt,
nd the ccw, consulting Of ten persons, hal barely
Ene 10 Jump on tho unnf1rth. which waH right
,!eDs:ide. fho Danforth !ost he5 i,blooln aug
tytha collision. Tho Northwest, and ca1Eo Of 80, :
no bn oo,D, arc fatal loss. slo YVES lntls IN
e1tre!aaI n 16os, WIN 45s tons burden, and was
ssnsdo car!s. y. u. Esan nnI ca carr, q
i,dthc VAS Insured for $40, G}0. Tho cargo WIS
he property Of ". T. l'al;cr d Co., OF thka city,
xaeu 'sIarlly Insured III tho MnrinG Insurance.
trsou and Easten, comnnnles. The +. l., DAu-
.sHh ss'1sed hett yesterday With tho crew Of shu
, 1876-10-25
SIZE or AMERICANS.
stattstiea If tho ltrlntivH Sizes Of Amer
lcuns, Gcrulnns, English, and Irish.
LInctHnGt Times.

atattst,rs IF tho Telntiys sIrr. Of Amer
icunx, Gcru,ans, English, and Irish,
l4nctnna,t Times
stattst,cs bavr recently been ruru,st,cl, In re-
,a., ~. s;- ,T ,'nx,,u,"nt ~ n,ncrteans
e.'u ~ .n' n'se Auu "
whsch arc VI 'titcfest' liley serve 10 oiss'pa.ea
good many nnfonndcd notions that hnrc cscpt
into tho general mind, mil hare obtained wide
trcdcncc. 'rhexc statistics were complied frunl
ti,onp takcn in exn,linlng tnu,t for the army.
Toward tlIe close VI thu War, when The Averages
a.c III aut1iers WAS the highest there were CT
ujttjtxl TO- LIE HELL Of whom G,53 wcrc nniiyl-
horn. 5sy Cauallans, "a Ensllshnlcn, 1.sl7
Iris!lmen, atul 1,3i:t Germans. Tic incuil
height u the Autercans vas the greatest.
i feet "a incl,cs; t,i Tic Canalllans feet III
inches; Of fl4c EMg.l1ncu, icet tl.1 incllcs, Of
the 1rslmcn, + feet w inches: Of the tirrInans,
\ feet 80 inches, Tie difference hct,scen tue
cnns who were the t1lcst, wps almost twu iuclI-
RI. Thu Near, Elrth III tltr cl,rst was as ful-
lows: Americans, g99.i1l inches: vi the Cann-
iIne, :s,t;Hi inches Of the Engls!tncn, 3274A
Tic Gerlnails, 33.04T inches The Germans. who
were The slnr,cst, mcasnreG about half aii Inch
more around The clcst tllar tho Americans.
The 1sisInnen, who were nnther more than an
incl tailor than the Germans. measured q triac
Ipore around tic chest, and though they wcro
! an incl, shorter tlIan the A,ncricans, they
,ncas,lrel almost an trr1i more about the Chest
| In tho mean expansion of the chest the A!lcri-
| cans wcrc only surpassed l,y the Canadians,
| and by them only thrcc-hundfetlths Of on incll
| Thr average expansion, of the Americans. wls
;324o; Of The Canutlins!s J.o1l; OF the English,
:kIS1; OF tho Irish, 3.220s, and of the GcTnans,
3931.
| To some extent these figures bear out the
Mea Of the Anrrcanss that nas long prevailed.
foreigners. But the difference Is not very grcat,
not 10 large rs might hare been supposed from
the caricAtuEes Of Brother Jonathan that we scc
, 1876-10-25

.,.,o,: r,op Nashua, osdehen"s0' ss... s'a.
ahes; p.opn.snd. p.op l,uInlo, coai; hchru. ~ Mss"'
otppo io"nss 's, rchr tiIad TftitngB While hake'
Aptna' lnn" p,,,enlx, Elk Iaap!le orc; ecr Helen
1unbtti tIan u,.,.oro,,. lumber; acl'r Hnrpaf'a"'
Blood, ~ ,,mt,cr: tcl,r Fash1nn, Mcnomlnee,
Isdira1on' h a, strunaclt, Manlasoe, llanlpe!'
IcnN.; ,',nsr ssas Muskcgon, lumber; seaf hiet1'
sbt AA''s '"msof; schr Manscnce, peshtlao, INN
IEtht'fo. ~ n. pnnhau,. Frankfort mhner, ssms
bts s,et 1e',~ White Lake. bark; scns zaco GnnN.
r. D. nnnalo, n conl; sc1e ". IL na~a'ns; oton, s.
dsf, %,,n. eehr II. wfnelo"' hf'e. coA,, .t' s.af
cteekm: temeIts. Cleveland. coal; echf Mnty poos'
!s,1stsf, !s S wood; fehr !. i,s'e., "m!u .nn~ ""'
rood; s;a,,a sca tnkc, wuod echr Il. ), skklmote.
Naft1. M"'' ,snhcr; sc,,r l.. D. Conscs, Mnakegon,
fsn.xNes't II. Moss, f:senna,,n. tson orc: tehs
lunbct tsos Sturgeon Hay umter; schr 1Gi,a mask'
Il c,sr janinr; tchr Moysc, nsofm it,1,sZr. n,"Z:
;ss, r9.It; r sef fE,s, coa: schr Nont Diane, cha,:
tshr Fsa Fsa, Ill, i. L. Danforth. Closclnns! col;
lottc, eeA, ,.iohnson Ludington, wCotli sshr r.
a aGs.des tye, .nneG5 .os o; ffSr prosden A. ia
sp ludine.9a'6 air .L +. j. Clarke, l,uaa!o, eonl;
ipgteH' to'SSi Nicholson. un1alo. eoa!; schF A I. 4.
i ia ss5s %'g5 o' Gut tIHI ilssen ,oDSr
row M,s1b" Mln,absr; e Sow Gladiator, Manistoo.
x1tttso.,e low i. 81. I'LL, ChnrlcVof1. Ice eeHf
Iaubet; seT eTFrankfott, lumber: aehr Coral Musko.
eon, GSanSt G;STSet; tehr duncan City, duncan CITY.
isnbsr:. xcr.-sehr D. Barnes,. Menoru!noc,
IinsSt; e ~ I'm; o. O0o bu oats " bs1s OIL and sum
800 % III: H. II. Dunhaln Frankfort. 80 bsls ap.
edt!; rsyorlte rtpt Mcnon.fMcs, 70 br!s ilonr, u
sssa;' snndr{et kcir Helen Dlonf+ Mueke9on,
tsz l.su, IT, rom enndrrR; schE s. Wilson, Ietnn,
boas ps tths mh #. j. Akld1,orc, rcntwntcr, E hr!s
tss9ssiS Ss III ipoi; .shf Active les!,go 20 s,s
POLK ~ H. n ooJ bN corn. 800 brls hpnr; prop n.
9h!a tHtssee. J30 bu oats. ~ tons !ny, brl oil,
Grsa. rsa.nMnSTics: tchs +. =. Skinner, Muskcgon, 1
,Ea s1aaa 1a,a' hrls OIL md sundEes s,mE Alpcna,
tie.i .s .sn,, 1ronslcs Cclar hiyar. $50 hn oats.
ttss II. s'n nnr. 500 hi batlor. hi taifow, md
iieo,Sde,! 10 Sc prop j. Fiskc, r. ~ Iuffaao BY
.ssst MS S1op 81 Traesdc g. joe 19 kegs teer
.1saFsd ~ a;ndes e prop FoWnta!n c!ty nniIalo, p oo
sna srn .m4.o SM iris Ious, 2, 1b0 bags seela and
Gyt s... nrop Messenger. benton HErbof. 60 bra
fanetda ft IA apndJlct: stnr Muekcgon, MnskcRon, II
,.s q"9 en,k. q; pkgs butter, and snn1rics; sehE
ss,e1ars' sasys buffalo, 70, SAT bn sotn.
, 1876-10-25
TIE CANAL,

DalnerFon7, Oct. M.-Ann,yEu-Ontar1o 70.
r. U leoIu corn; Orion, Maraoillcs, 5000 bu
@tn p'9p Aoniank, I.oekport, B4B brls -four;
S''Alan'. Morris, 1000 bu corn; Golden Jtud,
ssaeet u GOO ba corn; Lockpost, Lockport, 1927
sLaahh1n-Dag Dawn roru, 116 tons coal, O. 710
mi 1yhH ehfttto, Seneca, ss $50 It lumber, 10 nj
, 1876-10-25
'otaaka Woman's urnas 1,nnd.

rataa ss' a'ss' bnss Janl 1l0ssnn easqsca arav Tho
~. iii h.aa Tor tho beat banti at thc etate
Steutuposs '11 ~ va III ATTENDANCE every day,
ealit4 e lTH TIaeot, q Young ladlee from liz hest
, 1876-10-25
FHEIGIITS.

co,c,eo,-rrelghts wcro steady nt &c for wheat
~ ,hout 4,;o Tor corn to buffalo BY sail Tho
sssa sfats wa takcn for wheat aud tho Nowburs
r.s ri'ss,ebr r, winsow for barley through. and tho
,.ea pbn.aclphia for corn through via Eric. Ca
E.x E..i., no. 600 pu wheat, 70. 600 hu barley, and
T. HSi bn corn, In tho afternoon the schr b1adufrl
sn tstsn fer 70 600 ta cosa to oswego On private
, 1876-10-25
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL.
H. 3. BRYANTS
CHICAGO BUSINESS COLLEGE
And English Training ScheO],

STATE.sT., 8. e. COR WASHINGTON,
Largest !nstttution Of ths nd n n. untted st.tes
nt any tu,e. to hon1,,inR r.acea tor ftu1ons wf1a
live .nt nf the city. Can select any brsnelrs. Adtrc
for cfrrntara. II. It, BRYANT. EhIt MO. lii.
, 1876-10-25

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RA1LROAu
~. and Canal ard sixtcenth-ssa. Ticket OfccA 50
Eiafk.st-. und nt ue.rutA
, 1876-10-25

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE T. ST. PAUL RAILROAD,
Unit,n Depot, cDrnrr Madison 0n. Canat.ats Ticket
uGicu ~ sunfh ClarE.a. opposite Sherman IIousc,
, 1876-10-25

go persona, and on tho following day 90 per
sons. Tic average Number Df persons natural
izr'l each tny In that Cont Is over I5, and this
rate will probably he exceeded during the prcs-
, 1876-10-25


M!iWanHGc EHHtcss. 62 T. H. $50 p.
lTaT ExprrsE.. sl0OOn n, 4Oop, m.
NlRcntst, IuWn, and M!nnG-i ~
s,a ESrsess;; 5:o)n In. 'll:ooa~ IN
E!rht Ernrrst. ...,:.,.' II p.i5 H. m 7.n1 a. M
, 1876-10-25


!trcly confined tn the Superior Court and tho
Court OF Common Pleas. Since then there las
,srn no instance In Which citizenship has been
granted by tic Supreme Court, mud since 1865
;culariy that portion Of It which dates from tho
,eg!nnlng Of the pending political sanyass.
This present business received It's actual I'M
at tl,at time It by M means reached The average
lnrgo numbers Of tho present month. For thu
entire mouth of September tho wl!olo number
.ntuEaltzed was l!ttle over 6O0 tn the Superior
Pleas; ard thu business was almost exclusively
confined to tho lust fifteen days OF tho month.
Tins fur during 0etnter, 1t has been tho duty
u Judge Curtis, Of tn. Superb. Court, and u
Judge Robinsu'i, of the Court nf Co,liIon
tIon; aud each uf these Judges Inns certainly o,i
ono day, ul,d er,,ups on two, been compelled to
tall III the nsstst4tco OF another Judge. The
Court OF Common Pleas has nntnral!zcd during
this period about SO per cent more than tho Su.
pcrior Court; but Jutlgs Curtis, of the latter
court 1las been enabled to dispose of the great
bulk Of apnl[cants to HIN heiote II o'clock each
.lny. Before judge hol!lilson, however.
many days blocked the entrances 10 tho courts
until O'Clock In tho afternoon nnl later. Tho
aialavts of applicants aud Witnesses presented IN
both t0urtahate been prepared Oil printed blankd
by c'srks oulshla of tho courtrot,In, md In both
courts NJ, exam!natlon, inore or less exhaustive
hna been made In each case by the Judges. Tho
number of unturaliEations made by Judge
Cugtia since Oct Is alt, and there still n
mains ono week during which persons may be
On Saturday the Clerk who bus had charge Of
tbs n4taralixatton-f'apeFs IN tbs Court Of Com
@ IaSors' @ and was oSise to ret1n honle cs;ly ia IL
the day, sud, altbeugn the records could not oa
got At owing to this etrcumstaneo, Il was asoet-