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THE INDIANS,

WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug. 21.-Gen. Sherman
continues to be Of the impression that the hos
tile Sioux have been divided up, and that they
arc cndcavorlng to get out Of the Powder liver
aud DIg Horn country. IIo says that he ia OF
the opinion that they do not want to fight my
more, and that they will cndcavor to cross the
Yellowstone TO get away. II they can succeed
iu doing this, which he doubts on ACCOUNT OF
Gen. Milcs' patrolllng forces, they will then bo
heard Of at the Agcncics. There are
but threu tor1is practicable for them on the
Yellowstone, aud It will tako eo1ong tog gct their
old Acn, women. ponies, and lodge.poles ACROSS
that they will ba pouneea upon by the United
States troops before they can accomplish such q
movement, Gen. Shcrluan believes that tho In-
tiiaua under Sitting Buil would not tavc allowed
the Junction uf tho forres OF Gems. Crook anti
Terry II they meant to fight, and to him It luoks
as though, With broken-upCroWd Of the hosttles,
Sitting hull ls likely to br getting ready To sur
reader aud secure tho best terms possible. at
nll events no such determined fighting us here
.tofore is looked for. Beyond tic $500 atdi-
tIonal sodlers now being recruited, no additional
troops will be required. Hence there Is not
much probability that the request OF tho marine
corps to be employed will b. complied with,
unless It may bo deemed advisable to place them
at the Agencies to curry out the arrcst!nE Of
the returned hostlleA found at tho Agencies
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs now
looks to thu army exclusively Ut the lsed Cloud
aud Spotted Tafl AgcNcfes to establish the nu-
tEority Of tho Goyern.nent and 10 conduct tho
management Uf fnlnn affairs theirs Tor tho
ttlna being, under which arrangement, II sue
ccssful, tho Commission will proceed to remove
the Indians to tho Indian Territory.
, 1876-08-30

TRYING TO SETTLE TT,

TRYING TO SETTLE IT.
An effort was made yesterday by the managers
Of the Michigan Central Rnilroad to settle tho
difficulty with the Michigan Southern Railrond
and re-cstabitsh the rates to Detroit and Buffalo,
but Il was no 20, the Michigan Southern rctus-
Ing to listen to any explanation whatever. The
fact Is, tha Michigan Southern is determined to
make war OIL the Michigan Central, witch has
been doing tho bulk Of the Detroit huslncss, In
order to secure some Of It ftsctf, Whether It
will succeed in this remains to be seen. The
Michigan Central fs determined to hold its Own
ut all hazards. and Inns promptly followed the
reduction commenced by the Southern the day
before, namely: So 10 Detroit mud SO to buffalo
for ttckcts limited to two days.
There Is now o probability that tic rates 70
the aloYc points viii be forced down still lower,
fur the Michigan Central threatens to retalIate
By cutting tho rates to Cleveland and Toledo,
aiid the Michigan Southern says Il such action ID
taken 1t will cut down tho Detroit rate To Sc,
which would bring the Michigan Central to
terms, S It IL doing nearly all the business TO
that point. There Is undoubtedly an inclination
among the managers Of all the Eastern 1incs to
cut the passengers rate tn the lawcst possible
figure IN order to bring this war to an issue, and
have the former rites re-estAbliahcI. 4 further
reduction to all points East may he looked for
nt any moment, for II Is evident TINT the reluc-
tion to Detroit and Dutflo "a merely the forc-
runner Of renewed hostll!tics.
, 1876-08-30

INTERNATIONAL REGATTA At PHILADELPHIA.
pntLApELr11IA, Pa, Aug. 20.-The second
dny OF tho International regatta passed Of
pleasantly, as the first single scull rueee opened
tho sport, and James Mccartney, Of the Fricnd1
ship Club; I. Henderson, Of the Vcspcr; G. E.
Mann, Of the Argonauta; and G. W. Young, Of
tho Crescent, started in the first heal, which
was won by Mccartney in II minutes ~ Sec
onds; Mann, II minutes u seconds.
The second heat was contested By j. B. Lie
bert, Of the Ycspcr; Ed Mills, Jr., Of the .Ata-
lanta; and J. n. Holsman, q the Philadelphia
had Withdrawn. Hills won In 10 minutes 5a4
seconds. Holsnau was very weak towards the
finish. Lfcbert had already given up, 8ick.
The entries for tho third heat Were Robinson,
OF Union Springs; Corning, of tic Northwest
ern; G2rmlcy, Of the Quaker City; and Taskcr,
OF The Crescent Club. GoEmlcy xon by quar-
ter Of length in 10 min. sex sec,
The next race was for fo4r-onrci shells, be-
tween the Eutckas aud the BcaveswycAs. The
Inter won in Q min. Soc
The first Trinity, Of Cambridge, Eng, the
Watkins, Of New York, and the Colum6la' Col
leEe Clubs, were next on the programme.
Columbia withdrew. owing to sickness, betors
bridge stopnsd, owing. to tho sickness Of Capt.
Close. Tho Wntkfns' tilno Was min. ~ sec.
The following sace was between the London
Rowing Club aud Yalo University. Yale got
away first, but London led By half length Gre
they reached tho bend Of tho river. Yale mau-
aged to gct on even terms, but the London crew
again got slight ADVANTAGE, and crossed tho
behind.
The Wnrtl brothers crew arc ruled out Of the
Centennial faur-oared race. Cause, ciGry-ln:- ct
Rcnt too late.
, 1876-08-30
CANADIAN NEWS.


TORONTO, Aug. .D.-A fracas occurred on tho
street last evening (Which IL tho talk Of the city
to-day between the llon. John u. Robinson,
N. r., sud ], Rose Robertson, proprietor OF the
Evening telegram, In which tho latter was struck
in tho face and knocked down. Tho difficulty
arose out Of an article which appeared In Mr..
Robcrtson's paper In reference to the inquiry
HOW III progress Into the aflairs Of the Northern
Hallway, u which corporation Mr. Robinson
ras at one tns ;,'ta pfestdeat; Il; The cs.s was ,
Mr. Robusun 1uel $5 and costs.
Bush hses are raging .4erccly to the North Of
tho aty, znd It ls found necessary tn clear awpy
tie bushes In or.icr to protect High Park-
apscfu! NtpateA 70 ~ 7s15vn4+
cattle arc being shipped by S1le Of tbs. Allsn
steamships to-day. One hundred steers shipped
from Chicago, tho finest ever exported tiom
this country, )cayu bY tho nsxt steamer.
H1scIaI Di8patcA 70 7As 15tbpR4,
OTTAWA, Aug. 29+-.A large lot OF timber has
been sold for ~ CENTS pSr foot, the highcst
u:use obtslnsd t6is sessou. Thssteeu Amcraan
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FAIRS.


5pee1aI Dt&patcA 10 1as 7tfouAs.
JOLIET, ILL.,. Aug. 29.-Although yesterday
was nominally the opening day OF the County
Fair, yet to all intcnts and purposes to-day Was
in reality the Grst. The morning opened bright,
and gave promise OF FUR weather, but about IL
O'Clock q, IN. II commenced to rain, md tinAlly
settlcd Into wet aftcrnoun, making pedestrian
Ism on tho grounds disugrceab|c. Stock con-
t!nucd 10 come In until late last lliglt, and
agaiu carly this morning tho arrivals were re-
newcd, and continued more or less constant
until after u o'clock. Among the additional
entries Of horsCs arc those Of A. II. Warner
i; Sons, Of Rockville, kankakca County, WHO
exhibit fine stud Of roadsters, among which Is
hnvc refused 81 600. John Gay, oi Wilmington,
has q magnificent 2-ycnr-ul1 stallion, TX
hands high, that weighs 500 pounds. Storms
g. Co., Of Homer, show eight excellent lorscs.
look pcrry'e special premium Of $50 last year,
and "Johnuy Coop" d 2-ycar-old stallion
that received the fsst premium At thc State
fa!r M IN 1877. =. Y. epang1ler, Of !, plainAs!a,
weighing .1,5o0 pounds. James ntair, Of
Stallion, 'uH IMPORTED by hi?uscli, wIius
as taken n stsht first pre%tupsm h m Martin 'n,
drait-hsrses; II. Callahan, e Qood!ne's Grove,
With Norman stallion. William apangler. ot
Joliet, enters q lnc Uyear-old carrlage-hosse,
aud T. J. McLarcu, Of Joliet, al l,uportcl
CIydcstla1e stallion.
Tho principal entries In the cattle depart
mcnt to-day were herd Of twenty-five Here
forJa by T. L. Miller, Of Becchcr, who has de-
voted nlnny years to breeding this variety, and
his huctcse Ia apparent IN tho splendid stock
which he has Oh exhibition. His herd IS com-
posed Of bulls, hcitcrs, nilch cows, and beeves,
and present q anc appearance. $. Downcs, OF
Joliet, f1&s three grade fcifefs L. E. Ingalls, ouc
nolstetn bull and two heifers OF the same
breed, the only cattle OF this variety on ex-
hibtton, while Il. c. Stoll, OF Frankfort, hus
some fine Aldcrney stock.
Only two additional entries Of sheep have
been tlade, e,-John Long, Of South Northileld,
Cook County, with two pens OF Leicester lunbs,
and T. J. Miller, with slx pens Of Cottswolds,
twcnty-thrce IN number.
In poultry only aye entries have been rccortl-
cd. II, u. Warner has thirty coups; +. n.
llawk, Of Joliet, seven copps; E. Wilcox. Of Jol-
let, s!1 cupps; w, r. Nelson, OF Wilmington,
two coops; Uud G. N. Clittouden, OF Plninirld,
thrco coops. Floral Hall Is not yet fully ar
ranged, aud, Is exhibitors have until to:mor-
row to cntcr. articles, not u,ure ts,an hall tic
space In the. hail is engaged, but tho
indications arc that there will 10 a respectable
showing inthis department. OF farm md other
machinery there is only Il falr display, not near
a8 large Us tn former year1.
Gen. John A. Logan. who arrived In tho city
this forenoon On the 10:40 train on tho Chicago
4; Alton Railroad, visited the fairgrounds this
afternoon.
, 1876-08-30
GERMAN II. E. CONFERENCE.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Aug. 39.-The preparations
for the Southwestern Conference Of tho Cor
man n. e. Church, which meets In this city to-
morrow, arc cepating stlr among tho Method
!sta, who arc numerous hero. In addition to
tho attendance Of Bishop Wiley, who will pre-
slde during the sessions, It IL cxprctea that ths
Rev. William Mast will be prcaent during thu
large number Of delegates, from 150 to 2d0, sFe
expected, and entertainment has been provided
for them. eome lsye already arrived, but many
viii not bo hesQ until 1h,usday
, 1876-08-30
INCORPORATION.

5Ftc7dI Ufp19ch 70 TIE 1F95VNA
DAVENPORT, H., Aug. 20.-Artlclcs' OF Incor-
porat!on OF the Iowa Southern &s Missouri
Northern Ratlroad Company were filed here to-
day, tho incorporators being H. R. Coblc, Of Rock
Island, md E. E. Cook aud others, OF Davcn-
port. The new Company processes It's purpose
TO be to take possession al,d coutro tho Leaven-
worth, the 1ndianola, and the Wlntcrsct
branches Of tho Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific
Company. 1t ts simply company on paper,
though the rcal purnosc Of the change is sa!d to
eep ee sS oHq ha. R Il S Sea o Us a 62s Dag
port to Lcavcnwosth anil from Davenport to Des
hofpc8.
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boats, laden with lumber, left yestcrday for
American ports. A number Of Canadian bo4t4
have laid UP for tho aeason, being unable 10
compete with Americans.
Special DttpascA 70 7Ae 7ytttns
HALIFAX, Aug. 94.-A largely attended meet.
ing OF tho Chamber Of Commerce wa held thjs
Committee On Halifax as q shipping nort Vas
unanimously adopted.
, 1876-08-30
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80 1876

baseball, IN which much interest was manifest
cd, took place i,trc tos3ay bctwccn the Drowt.
Stock3nEs, OF et. Louis, AID The Maple Leaf
Club having 70 leave by All an esrly AZ II train, only
eight innin.,a were played. at thu conclusion pf
which tlle scorc stoGd 0 to 4 in favor ot Guelph
RARsnALLrowr, IA.
MARsnAlLTowN, H.. Aug. 2J.-Tho Marshall
victory to-day by defeating Tie Tama Ci.ys BY
= score Of Is TO 3.
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There l,aa locn considerable talk about tho re-
sp.ctivc merits OF the two yachts; and, az they
had no wind to test their speed or sca-going
I',nl!ties and as tiero & question about tc l.,
call crror On the part Of tic Ina ia Monday,-as
une minute thirty seconds was plcuty Of time to
hnuI to the wind aud round the atakc-boat aid
win tho ratt. II, a. some think, tho FEulic Is
the best yacht, let the decision bc ono for the
Frotlr and QUO Tor the 1ns, aui have another
race witt, 4 12-knot breeze to test It In. This
would g'ys general satsfaetion, and give fair
play to the 1na which 1las enrne 200 miles TO
Ing. a still breeze md good sca Il the way. 10
tell tlle tale. II. Y. II.
, 1876-08-30
EQUALIZATION.
The Dish Set Before the People
of Cook County by the
State Board.
Detail OF Assessment of Personal
Property in the state.

Special Dtspd&ch to TIE Tribune.
srntsof1hLp, ILL.,, Aug. 29.-The Board Of
Equalization reasscmbled A. Q q. III. An in
formal report was received from Cook County
OF the assessment In TINT county. THIS shows n
total valuation Of SIS, ,08, ,032, or S10,1N, ,sl7
less than last 5eat. This wilt, however, be In.
creased by the rcas.essmcnt Of banks now IN
progress by about sl50o,0o0. The total ssscss-
fcnt Of property In tho State now foots tip
sya0 $50, or sCs, coo leas than last year.
The total assessment uf personal property OF
tue State Is Ss11 ,2l9 &C. and is In detail rs fol-
, 1876-08-30
BASE-nALL.
THE W1IlTx HrooKlN0A At DETNorr.
Marital yhshafrh IN THa 1f{hunS

p&<G7oS "teA&Sh W las &Fi1H"s|
DETaoiT, Mich, Aug. 2a-Tho Chicago.
White Stockings stopped over here to-day on
thelr why Eaat, and gave An exhibition Of their
skill it, ga.ae witt, tho Ntnas VI this city.
The vts}Sors fnilcd to bat Sullivan with my
effect, and, but for tho nervous playing Of this
Rtnaa In the tirst part Of tho game, the score
would have Decn Mucl lower.
lNntngs- laa4 6 9 7 Q
cnicago ........,....a 9 s Z ! 9 9 9 o-1o
Atna. 0a Q o o. y
iisso hss-CascaRo, IL; Rtna. y.
ltunt earncd-Chlcago, !.
Ump!se-Frcd Doardman, Of Chicago.
WHEELING, Va.
WakzLlEn, W, Aug, 4J.-The game Of baso-
ball hero to-d1y resulted.
Iantnqs- 1s 4h07
Standard ........,. O o 20 o o o b-11
ciunati. .......... 40 q 0 2 0 o o. 2
filsc hita-Btandard, IS; Kcds. II
Krtoss-StandhttA, 81 Aeas, u
Tftnp-TMu hpufv
Passed talls--lttli.
TIE ST. LUuIB CLuu AGAIN DEFEATED IN GAM
ADA.
Epec4oi DispalcA tv TIA 1fttxnS
r. QuALpu, Aug. a4-Au International gamc Of
, 1876-08-30
Wl2ESrLING.
fsSx,cStN NNJkhtf

CINCINNATI, Aug. 29.-1n the Grceo-Romun
wrestling inutch to-day between Willian, Miller
md Thlcubaud Daar, for a purse Of $1,000, the
first bout WIS won by puucr IN forty-eight
minutes the second by Miller IL scYon minutes,
and tho third aud purse by bauer In twenty
eight minutes.
, 1876-08-30
TIE TRIGGER.
MATCH At LAsAE1.E, III.
spectal lNspoteA 10 The tribune,

6bEcaf W5FdEtK ID TIE IFltuHE
LA8AILA, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-ln the shooting
match hero this afternoon for the championship
and medal Of Lasallc and Peru, the prize was
won by F. j. Kelly, Of Peru, who shot sga!nst
John D. i,cal, OF this city, who held tho medal.
The match was ten birds each, ground traps, 81
yards. acorc-.Kclly, q; Bcal, :.
, 1876-08-30
TIE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug. @-1 d. m.-For
the lake region slowly falling barometer, gener-
a]ly war,ner, partly cloudy Or cloudy weather,
aud rain areas with eastcrly TO southerly wiuds
In the Upper Lake region. and southeast to
southwest winds In tho Lower Lake region.
LOCAL ossxnyArIoss.
, 1876-08-30
lu1gpo ltstanccd fur foul riding.
I1Hae-l :4DH 1:4UA :d0H.


The three Western lyrrs, Amy D., Little
Fred, aud Den. Garfield arrived at Dexter Park
yesterday OIL their way to their homes. They
left Tho eircuit. at roughkeepsste, and ,i Their
Several other urrlyals, nlustlY from tho Illinois
circuit, aro reported vt De1tor Dark.
, 1876-08-30
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, ILL.
fpscIal pixp1fcA to 7NS Tribune,

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. :0.-Tho County Fair
commenced In tlAa city to-day. A large nuu,-
bcr Of entries hsyo been made, and several
herds Ut blooicd cattle are hers, Articles and
animals arc constantly passing through Our
strcete ON their way to the fair grounds. There
will he races every AFTERNOON.
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Bpfc1W UEaDa1cA 70 7Ka 1F16NRt.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 20-TAo attendance
was good, and III cxccss Of the second day laat
year. Tho entries number over l,400, aud more
aro coming. There nrc about 800 swine and 200
sheep OF exhibition. Tho mechanical depnrt-
n,ent 9nd Floral Hall will not be' complete TIL
Tomorrow.
, 1876-08-30

CALL THEM orr.
10 tho Editor of Tia Trtbnnt.
CHICAGO. Aug. &c. --Can you inform the stake.
holders Of bets on tho yachtrace what they are 10
dol Pay money to baekeEs Of tho Frof|c retain H.
or teiurn 70 each party the money put up. Many
they put up, rcfneiHg to receive moro, LIN other
words, stcail The bots Oh, h,'-while others insist
on being paid.
There IL considerable dirt shout tbs affair, and
honorable men wish to wash their hands Of tho
whole thing.
straight cSsseo @as aGi Nee PSS repntstsSn % ~s
ase inst getting. ! am an American, and have
lived Chicago more than twenty years. ena &c.
other lsghs thaa MEAL" aid many moro dIsin.
tcrcstetl parties are Of The nstne opinion.
The 31Mes' article this morning was In had thHtc
con.Iaeted :. our gaests and estttled At issst 10
eone courtesy, aud nut nbused and their feelings
tE1mplea on. Fam rLAr.
THE YAcHT CLCH.
Tho Chicago Yacht Club held regular meet
fng at the Sherman HouSc clutlroon last night,
Commodore T. II. Bradley In tho chair. aud G..
Z. Krclncr, Secretary. Several OF the members
lent tone to the meeting by wearing tho hand.
aorne uniform Of the club. NJ. IIcisles, E. II.
Ba,nmons, aud Chnrlcs baldwin were elected to
membership. Three mines proposed for elec-
tion werc, nnlcr the rules, referred 10 a COM
lnittee. Upon motion. votes Of thinks were
given to Commodore Bradley for dining the
for towing yachts, bcealmcd at South Chicago,
to this port. It was concluded that next satur.
day would not bc q go0d day for the club faee,
rs tho International race had taken place SO re-
Gently. 1t waB therefore postponed for one
wcck-tilI Sept. 10, After ths transaction Of
minor and uniIuportant business, tho meeting
ultpurY1ef.
, 1876-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICES,

All who f~o1 1anEuid or dsbflita1ed
ahoul ure noland'f Aromatic Bitter Wine Of Iron,
u ftrcnRhcns tho sJhtrn and nourishea tho blood.
Clark street.
Asthma---ThnuEAnds Of tho WORT casss of
afthma have been relieved BY ming 5onaa Whit
Gambia Aemedy. In no cnte oi purely asthunlIs
character has It failed 10 give relief.
, 1876-08-30
North German lloyd.

The steamers Of this Company WI ~ eye5y astur.
Tistes ii passsso-Ftpn New York g s0uths.optoa
London, nAtre, and breaeu 1Tbt cAhps fEI0; ssGon1
cabin. XsO 14a; steerags, 3s0 currency. Fur irega
Or p1.tssa applyte .uo.,,,L,!E WEEnG"S 3:!snG
, 1876-08-30

WHAT S ACCOMPLISHED
-pY-
V VEGETINE T.

from whatever caufe. thc wtlois Iytte il thrnw Out
Of ofdef and. though The sufEertrs may nUs be sjct
chungh 10 take The bed they nousy prcpatru to ~
*at tic cold. hcak VT her lbs winter srt
tn. Tte pc!Aon may Ie thckIy ttat. II the crcuia
nn OF Tho hlood poor they gill .h1ver With tho cold
There /. nothing which viii 20 forttfy The sy1ieH
1f 1og gSod pute blood; Ihs vn"nslsk wM vncw tht
proper sctlon. stimulate tho Kidneys 10 enalt
them to perform the functions eyolyInE nron them,
carry on ihe rutrfd hAmof1, regulate shn bowels aud
restore the Wlsott systcm 10 working Order ThsI
precisely ~hat NKakTfHf does md this Il the oxac,
Wey through which 1t hha accomplished many
1criul cures ~ May be seen itU1n Ills following
4 Husbands Statement Of tho Great
Suffering OF Ills Wife.
. HAnulcu. Sept. ~. 1875.
pkAk h.k: feel my duty 10 ray votd IN pratse d
YkGErlxE. Ny wife hns lecn troubled With bad bu,
Mnr for tcyethl years. which Ahh Inherited from he.
parenH We hAye tried feTsral rhystckh1 and krrai
many different kinds OF medicine With but ttia beng
nt. She was 70 much c1nAcAtet that NO hhl amoat
dshpa!rcd Of her err being any ttcs lErarnF Of the
'nrnced using u last arch and rs. bern Improving In
eatM ever Etnce: Fran 10y poundA thh has advanced
months, and 4 Eow shis to 10 aIuut her work ID
short. she believes TINT p11KrJrx has hecn the pesnl
nf saving her life. and that she cannot aay too IL
~ rs*e Il nleates you 70 ns*e use Of ts ststo
~ o. great bso1 purifier. Your !eareettnly,-
lDHEFH H.. UtiTIEf
, 1876-08-30
MACHINERY,
NIXEfHENEIfY,
ipSSki HtISSIIi STEAM WARMING
I'M HH@ AND
iHaVas VENTlLATMG APPARATUS
HH0nE Manufactured by
PRP CRANE BROS. MFG CO.,
Z Ia RMh 10 N. Jofforaon-at.
OCEAN HTEANIsI1lRs.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic CoHpAny.s Mail Steamers
Il. n.J ~ ths la1linE q psi,euGsr., Ths iyapal
p5oylasa *a Lxet!!e i'e'!!} ~l .a from p!ss No.
nsslSae, St ~ 11t Teassa s's sstan.y srP 1t m
Isl. LaI5fnt Laehs.as1, s.turd.{. s:pt. y + u;
passage ID gula ncu1!n9 wlaa} Firts cabin fla9 20
k!H ss.osdiaH 4 tssoT,mEodastoa. segsad A.
1ixetsse x Win ,uos,.f .ceeMn,o9.tioa tuslaaaz
Rsrs ,LnuIS nE isEnIAsN, y AFep! as nre.arrs{: ~
, 1876-08-30

Cd Ut tho 6Eeakwatcr, after returning from acting
ss r. hs aSs n o 2ts M rsss h.
heard and aaw capt. Nfcbotson. refcrce, who wps
Oh bonrd tue Ton. brown, glse instructions ~ FOL
s man or tx some income 6ne below. and ssid, Do uot blow
tas ~hste soa anti y9a IT, Ill., stgnn " s..ang .
s!snaI. a ess:s:tapgs$. xlse u; tSss we!st]o vs.
se sseasa sosc ons s o. IT, III ssa Rs
Frnlic bearing up for" Of worda to this effect. TO
Msc s e. 'Gs 1oa Sps @ 4s s rs sAe5
sssko Ioati this il lilo stake. u.boat meaning ill.,
Wo had ao pecua|asy snteress whatever Ia tie
rucu. WILLIAM IAnTY,
EuwANp II. lI0Hsxy,
. Aa. MoNao.
State Of Wtnots, Coot County, IT,: ], John N.
nr,nvn, and that the ahoye aiidayit Of Nj. liarty
and Dr. lluFsey anu tho facts therein statcd arc
es o sss s .soaa
atraight through, walying hs hand, indicating
so,s asres; 's tho Ss .wsen ths s9a q il
Is @hen. ntay eoaesri: Not having any inssrcst
whatsoever in thy 4Scs.oa Of thy racy between tho
oasS ~ to IT ting hon'as Iown % shs 1otafa ot tbs
above yachts mI,st coy that an sYrptl.ed at tho
declston and at statements reported " this morn
With eltitur Judges Ok soierts but could nol frou.
their actions aud remntks, snppoee for ~ Instant
that they wtrp not surprised " the action of tho
anchored bsyoi,d the sid Of ths doyrlpmeus pier.
The one whom ha't stuco learned was ruteroe
ccrtt!nly made The remark that thu yachts WeFs not
required to 70 around thu uoat, and either lie
or one Of tho Judges said taat ~ tue Id fool
didn't know ANY better, ~ let hint TO-" would
ynA passed tl.a Judges, this whistle Of the Tug
Tom utoWn Was cau1ed to 10 blown.
e. s. BURROWS,
NfDONNELL,
dyats 9f lilinols, Cook County, H.: I, william
Aclloanell, OF tho ctty. Of Chicago, being duly
saa .1g Tom brown, on ths return of t6e yachts
ktollc and Inn on Monday. Aug. 18th Inst. TINT
aAts Rad .ths nb0vc statement Of z. y. Burrows,
aaa ai4tinctly heard all that MF. burrows states
~. 10 hoard. and fully confirm his statement In
toat fcspect. ". McOu4AELl.
, 1876-08-30

Total valuc Of personal property Ell, 11p 6i2
The lands arc assessed at f745, ,V122 ,033.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-21

An EXPENSIVE BLuSDER.-Not many
months ago. in India. q gentleman and
wife. having taken passage for England.
went on board with their baggage.
Presently the husband discovered that
there was time for him to 60 ashore and
SEQ q man. Ho went, he saw. he was
conquered; aud when II occurred " him
TINT II wal time 10 60 on board again,
hs hailed n boatman. and ere long found
himself on board Q large passenger ship.
II was night. Asleepy steward inquired
the number Of his cabin. which he
CHANGED to remember. as also that II
was the upper berth; no he contrived to
Chamber into IL without disturbing his
wife, IN he supposed. who slept beneath.
But when dawn broke. and tho ship was
well on her way. q feminine voice was
heard shrieking in . tone Of terror.
.'Stsward. steward! there's a man In my
cabin!" Tho wrstched man was
aroused. aud the situation explained to
10 him. He had mistaken the ship.
They werc under way for Australia. and
his unhappy wife was stsaming away to
England. under the Arm conviction that
no had been robbed and murdered by
%rufians who frequent the quays. When
he ut length arrived In Australia, he
could not even there relieve her mind.
AZ the cable connecting that country
with Europe was not complstsd-it hav.
ing. in fact, only now been working
little more than a year-so that about
four months passed before she heard
anything OF him.