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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
MAYHEM.

We young folks around our city are NOT
willing that a wedding I'm our circle should
only have q passing notice. Tuesday eve
ming, eth Inst, ut half-past seven O'Clock,
there was assembled. at the home Of the
brides mother, Mrs. 5. H. Kennedy, q party
of friends and relatives to witness the mar.
riage Of Miss Alice, an only daughter, to
Mr.. p. G.. Jones, of this nelghborhood. AT
the hour mentioned, the bridal party enter
ed the parIor, and arranged themselves in
view of the guests. Rev. u. G.. Bolton then
stepped Onward and performed a brief but
solemn and impressive ceremony. which
joined, for life,two loving hearts. The bride,
one of our fairest and sweetest bellies, was
attired in pure white, ~tastefully trimmed
with orange flowers; her hair was adorned
with orange buds. The bridesmaids, with
their attendants, looked charming. AT 8
o'clock a bountiful supper was provided
after refreshments were partaken OF, the
company returned to the parlor, and wer 9
entertained with music, both vocal and in
strumental, until the
'Midnight moon serenely smiled
On natures soft r9pose.
My young friend, in bidding you adieu,
may kind heaven scatter blessings il your
path you have turned to seek a new home
with him who is, henceforlh, 20 be your
earthly stay, and by whose side you are to
tread the way of life.
Its checkered paths of joy aud woe,
With cautious footsteps tread,
For marriage rightly understood
Gives u paradise below. B.
EDITOR INTELLIGENCER:-As the yari-
u sections of the stste are presenting the
names of divers persons in connection with
the candidacy of the democratic party for
governor OF the state, please permit an hum
BILE subscriber to your paper to submit u few
remarks thereto.
Above all other considerations. we want
an honest man one with an unfmpeached
and unimpeachable record with those who
know him best. No betrayer Of trusts or
deserter of party or friends should be trust
ed with the interests of the state or the Qon.
Hence of the party. The material interests
of the state require a man ut the capitol who,
whilst he may huve as his first consideration
the welfare of the whols people, yet at the
same time he should be a mai 80 circum.
stanced in culture and those surrounding
Of comfort, as will be requisite to preside
with dignity to himself ami credit to the
state.
Missouri is q grand old state, and as such
should have the succession to our present
excellent governor filled with the same kim
of man.
We want "a man whom tricksters, mounte.
banks, dead-beats and POLITICAL scalawag,
dislike. We want the governor from this
county, and can so have it If our people aci
wisely and well.
From a long and intimat personal &C
quaintance with our fellow citizen, Col.
John Reid, 1t is submitted that he has all the
above-naned requisites for governor, aud
heartily endorse him ss the man tor tn
place. FREEDOM TOWNSHIP.
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Slippers at Davis
Aiistadrs, for IS cents per pair.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

The senate, by a vote of IS to 10.
has passed the bill to admit New
Mexico az 8 state. The population IN
1870 was 81, 900 now it is thought to
be 10000, about oue-third being
Americans, the rest half-breeds, dig
ger Indians and greasers.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

Mrs. Barbara Fipps, LOG years Of
age, and said to be the Oldest woman
in Mo, died near Montgomery City,
or The 10tht instant. She was born in
Washington county. Virginia. 80.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

Ben. Butler says that he don't be-
lieve that Belknap is guilty. That
settles it. - f.... .
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

The Ciiicago Morning Courier nom
mates Hon. Cyrus H.. Mccormick,
the great reaper man, for President.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

By the way, is it not about time
that Avery, Mckee, Mcguire and
Mcdonald should be sentenced? g- j..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

A tornado seems to have swept
over various portions of this state on
the 1oth and 18th inst.,in some places
doing considerable damage.a.W We
have secn aletter from Prof. Tice in
which he says 81 told yen 10 ."and we
believe he did. m ID
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
ROYE e. MEW

Keep u full and complete stock Of all kinds of
staple and fancy DRY GOODS, which they put
on the market ut as Low PRICES as any house.
"h-a r"n com" In, ask for what you scant,
whelher You STE 1t advertised especially or ex-
posed 10 view, - cur stock Is too varied to
ennmerate every article, and our space TOO small
10 exhibit our Goods except - called for, but
rest assured we have the good. to show, and
sell to any q d all who are al all disposed to
favor us with L call. Respectfully,
mems Y i NEW.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
SHADE TREES.

TNHE undersigned Is authorized by a ST.
i responsible and experienced party SSS&
to contract for the furnishing and plant; e3
ing Of handsome box alder trees Of good -
size and warranted to live, ut the low price OF,
81 each; half in cash. when planted: and the
balance when the trees are IN Q growing cOndi-
the same terms. Durable fencing posts viii be
delivered any where In the city, or suburbs. ut
q reasonable price. Apply to
a. W. HUTCHINS,
mari N. E. corner Main and Laurel SITS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
AUCTION HOUSE.

ATR. JAMES PEAK will al
I1 ways be found at the Auc- ~
ton House resdy to pay the cash S6E
for all kinds Of Furniture, Cook ~
and Heating Stoves; in fact al >19
most any thing you may have
Tor sale. He also keeps . house full to outfit
housekeepers with, and the beauty of it Is, he
sells them cheap. He pays cash and sells for
cssh.S Call and examine; he charges nothing
for looking. West SIDE Of Public square,.
ImchA.2ml
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
gnteligsafm.

Mrs. Carl Schurz died in New York
city on Wednesday, last. q
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

The attempt to smirch the charac-
tiers of Messrs. Pc ndleton,i Hendricks
aud Raudali, which the republicans
made as u sort of retaliatory blow for
the downfall of Be!knap. will be a
failure.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18

For q pure Flora del Furna Havana
go to Quarles s. Co.'S drug store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-18
THE A

Ladies' Kid and Cloth Slippers at Davis 1
Aiistadrs, for IS cents per pair.
, 1876-09-11
NfISCELLANEOuE,

Work will shortly bs commented on the Govern.
n,ent house A. the llio'aaying station ai Ttxas.
Lake Ontario, tono Ii miles east OF Oswego..,.
Tho bssgs william Case gets 81. 02A per IN for lun.
bar from Au Sable to oTunawAnll. 80. The Allegheny
and barces, which had been laid up Al Bay On ac'
count OF low fretghts, havo come cut agaiu.,..
The Ersnsng lrlteonsln says: "Yceterday sttss.
noon tho Foyenur Guitar Andrew johnson arrived
n NacHa with thu lonY.Czp1etca liu.lout. and, To
tho lis1ust Of tho H1cnnns, lGe concert turned
out 70 bc clumsy old xinc.coyeFcd boat. nauled
the Phil 4. lioyne, whicn h4a lalA under thu Aush
street b.Idgo III Chlcago for t!u last soreu years
noro.H....A letter lout Michigan City, dated
seut- z, says: mo lille sxc!!viaeut wis oecs-
kogou, boatdlnr the lug Anna 9 Tatss Iu the ".
gence Of the crew, and without legal authority
running hes ous into the lako, whetu ha h0ds her.
It appears he holds mortgage On hss for
81, otG Lively litigation IL anticipated. w..
The authorities oi thc Weliand Canai
aay that tho improvements In psoKruss,
and extension Of ths wostaFa pier " that
plaee, render II necessary fur ycuasla 10 Leep "
Tho eastward Of . llpo VI black tooys, which asS
moused Ab1ut 1b0 feet aast VI tho nu of that pa11
ol tho pler on which tho pruscnt lghiAoIse Stands,
Navigators ara also Informed that, n ndditign 10
the pfssen. range lshIs, low whItu light will be
exhibited usur the outer end Of tho a1tvnsion of
the the west plaf during the pFoareYs Of the WORK
-. .6ayh the Hunale A1taFtissr: "Capt. John Nc.
Eeaua Marine 1nsYoctat, hss besu ssIt - exAa.lua
, 1876-09-11

inc lssdns proanee masReta were moaesa'o,y
ae;sso on saturday WIN general aa'a"ea ,,, III
prices somo o. mem being au..e etestca' Ia'
weathcf waa ieaulng cause OF Inc no ~ gram,
eHace psoxiinato OF REMOTE ~ was "sa'n JUL A"a
mafRy, ~ith threats u tnofo saln anu tno uat'I'
at1hospnorse eohaa"ohs OF LOO Past Week aro a"'
aosstooa 70 nave oeen ssnetait a!a 70 nase '"'cs'
1eteo mateHally VIII tho ta1esuAg ol ksaa!. ca+
peeiaiy wheat anu oatss no a1the fece'pt" q NJ"
grain VIII psonso'y ta'i on very macn ~ cehso'
quehee. TIC ttaathS w ro!na was cn'eny 'oe"',
anu mostly htn'teo 10 tao h4lihs o1 stos.st 'ne1o
DUNG 4esa oolhs tof sa'pneu1 shaa 's"a'' s"o1sa
moae1at6 ae'aana to1 tllas pa1pos' occurred ~
The&t aud eora. iFtfts!on' ShaFta ~ LIE stronger
tone ANU sFelshts were afnes' .,
Tl!cro were tow new features IN the ary'9oous
market a''t nonc Q! Importance Irads IN most
departments was falfly oct>Fu' anu iho tenaf OF
prices was again unqualsaedly arn. uFoccrles
mat Win l'bs'n! dumand front inc country tsaac.
The sHendhncs Of buyers was not very large bat
INC msll'ordot bus'nsaa was Of generous rsopoE'
lions, aud )ooeeFs apparently wcrs 'atisacd win
Tue amount OF Sales accomplished. fEssioua pf'eea
were saly maintained atl afonnh, aaa TIC general
'nasket presented ns'n, hcal'hy tono' III t''o
dried'frust market there WIS q lack sct!s'sy'
Tl1sre mas foma demand 'of fa'sin'. cur
, 1876-09-11

into The condition Of tbs stear1 .befco fitx -
Huron. with ths yIew, Of raIsne ill., ~ ks ., pht
Sfcct that ~ large qnan,ity s i'''cf 81 afr to,he
pott,ons Of her upper wusls md boe o"eokta
i.lidfe asa 1ont!ng abnnt, which t"n,," ~, ~ r.
wortaess, and t,at oost vii, vi bsuae be m., =,
her, except it be 10 save her engint mi 10 10 n's
The tops Of her Hnara wero yostetnY vi.ih1"su
whicl. were set, were aI.o apparent" nsi aiIs,
Detroit lost: "The sow Clafa, which ri tha
few days since for MnrbleheaA In Load stenc "sse
a(e was eompolietl 10 let 10 uui necl shsi.sard
KcllcJ'1 1sland on account Of HEAVY "nia iI'tetst
te toa o bo ay s, hat e
ccss[nj ATTEMPTS 10 stot, tho tcak. III sa 9h.uc
10 como to this port an 10 docEsd' '@s sho htstsa a
ConuNa Harmon. last crib vi, sr,.
, 1876-09-11

In railroad bends this afternoon Now Jersey
Central consolidated nrsts ao1d Al nola0O.s. and
convertible ut so. Chicago Il Svrthwcstcrn con-
sul!datcd gold coupons sold mp to u, tho highest
price 0f the week.
State bonds quiet, steady. and nominal,
Tho stock market Ia. .dAy was In the main tfrcEu.
lar, Int late In the afternoon hccame generally
hrm With an advance In aonic shares. New .IcrAey
Central rose from 3lt{ to ;t1si, Delaware. lacka.
wanna t. Western advanced to fDhfs nnd closed At
7Bt4. a dash WAS nAda against Lake Shore and
Michigan Central on rnrtors that the ticket agents
had rcdncch the fares, bull It tnrllch mt TINT tho
reduction WaA only nm Centennial business. Lake
shote felt off to BIN, sud Michigan Central to
40H, closing ~ Elm md i0i respectively. st.
Phn1 preferred declined 10 8hi, hut cloeed 1t 05.
The market closed dull, unaGttlc1, md fever[sh.
Transactions at thu stock Exchange aggregated
49, 400 Pacific Mail, 7, ZOO 81 Pants, 4, 400 Western
Union, 4.I00 Delaware, Lackawanna i Western.
IN, nOO Now Jersey Central. md ~, 900 Michigan
Genital. Tho olcla1 report Of the Lake Shore Com.
rAny for The year endfng June 30 Aiows that the
total earnings were S1!. pI3 D7J, aganst Sis, 4l5.
853 the prevInns Jear ills regarded In itself an OK
ctllent showtne considering the railroad wat, yet
by The fctuctnn OF operating expcnscs In the Bama
time ths net earnings are in excess OF the prcrious
year. ,... ..-
Tue Atslstant Treasurer d!abHTsed $50, COO: tns+
tom rcccfrte So, coo; clc1tlnBs. 91o. 900, 00O.
Sterling heavy on actual bnfiness; 10 days 48a
Tho weekly bank statements as follows: Loans,
increase, g., COZ 800: specie. increase. $8.0, 20
legal. 1.tanlera, lccfoase. S!5l, 0a0; deposits. In
creaee. s.. 47G 500; circulation decrease, 6237,
600. Peacyyc, detFtaFe. Sab. GII.
, 1876-09-11
a Lively Fight with ices.

Mr.. John Eucrly, residing near town, I'D
rather severe experienced with bees on Tucs.
day OF Last week. Hc had been nt dettyshus
and was returning home, and wliun near FtJ.
ettevtllo some wonieu stopped him aud askcdli
he would not assist in rcsculng some easa
which were attacked by bees. The calves, thres
in number, had beer, tied ia fclcv not ~
from acyeral skops Of bees. By yspme means shs
ealves bud aggravated the bees, and when siF,
Ebcrly arrived they wero literally rovcrcl-e1u
their protrudlnE tonYuBs-witA tho angry n
sects, and Of course we're In groat agony, CO...
ertng Ills fare With veil, anu With his hAaa
encased In . pair Of Iuckskin gloves, Bit. Ebett
won't to work, and after so,no time a.1ceecdeda
rcscuing two. Of tho an!ma!s, tho oiler .as
being l0osed by tho women, which were 50 b.a
ly stung that theIr rccoyery ts doubtful NJ;
Eheaiy 4ap VA pretty etly u'ea 1g his iaes - -
the protection he had on, his lantla prcseatns
tho appearances Of n pair Of boxing-gfovcs. uu
his arrival here h. was suffering Intensely from
the stangs, aud went to drugstore, where hs
pain was sOlne ewllnt allayetl,
, 1876-09-11

BtontAdh. Fa,t Haven, coal; scht D. A. Walls, Sack
ssSt 1s A. cs1sss sfss sasfGs e as1
iss % .sFs @ ;:s' S!sret s as"on'ss,
ciovclsn. CO eaal; ssir cos'aek, Cleveland. coli,
ssht Ethan Allen. stcnomsneo lumber; seh, l5eiis
scow II. N: Dunhan,. l'!kes r!er. wood; achr Top.
&c nsca hss'ss en1 ss'f ps S:fs
conl; schr Light auar1, Oswego, coal; sctr Cnyn-
hoqa, Cedar ls!vsr ln.nle:: senr o,.t!eh' Green
l%%Sst ll%n'SSst ss' ef es,aysao G
p. T a9Sos sses essp os;a op nF
ton, lanSef; p5on fGhlo, Bisek Niyes, so.l pEer
fiS, Musss,, .uaSsls:; p!op Fsaattsin eiy. Iaa.ie.
ses ss 5San ntgson !f ot 1u5o% 4 ~
coal; schr Nonipc!er, 0awcyo, salt; scht Come.
lta. Monominee. sunttiea; schr: Mtrcnsy. Lexlng'
My1lie,. Mnslcgon, l..,nhsr, sehs, N. l.. Ferry.
hts Laks lnSfr tssr T. a. ons,sy 9nsTSy ps.
ELsAnaxeEs-sshr i. Rand, akewauee, & bs1s
e6tt 8Cff Hlf4tf, " n1lG Lake. &uu Du o5hs UheX
Carrier Frankfort 100 &n oats; ttmr Commodore.
HufrA,o, &C. BiU bu corn. 11u bags 1axsoed; htnr
Garden City, OglenahurE. II, 600 bu corr, BIO btls
tous, 10 rnck oil cans, aud snndfee; stnt Mesaen.
run, buffalo, IA, GOO bu corn: schr r. u. Sock.
bridge. Moran Bay, 25 brls Gnur, brl tallow,
brls on, md suu1rict; schr Ilc0ft, Pcntwnler,
sundftce; schr King FiPhcr, buffalo, 80, 600 bu
wheat; schr W. II. Rounds, IafFalo, q, 605 bu
corn; echt Ltzzto nonk, 81. toeepn, 60 hrn salt
aud sundries; scht Save!and, buffalo, II, O0O bM
corn; schr City of qroen Lay. Ttayerfs Lay. 30
tons coal; .cbs llfggie Jones. buffalo, a 3oo b.
schr E. II, Blade White Lake, brie pork and j
brl salt; prop Japan, buffalo, -, 600 bu corn nna
sundrics: bargo Mnrncttc, Sfcnekaunee, 5 br1e
apples and sunuyIcs; schr Z. +. Tyson.
Menekaunec, 4 b1A cheete and aundttea;
prop Fnyorite, Mcno.ntnea, 4 boxes cheese, g brls
bccf aud aundrica; sc.ir II. 8. Wilcox, Cleveland,
b40 tons (oll) railroad Iron; Achr D. y. bailey,
n, GOO bu wheat; prop Tempest, White Lake, sun.
Muskegon, Mnskegon, brls lous, brls oil 8 br|s
pork, and snndries; eehr A. L. Andrews, Dnfn1o,
pron cnb. SuGa!o ii, $50 ba corn, %, 45a u oais
loo bE1s flouF, !, 3D0 sacSs oil cake, l,490 bags
seed. and Enndries; achr Nellie Gardner, Port
liuron, ~, O7O hu corn: pfep Nashun, ORdenslurg
II, 200 bu cosu, $50 brla -four, 20 bre pork 10 bEs
beef, IL bales wool. md auNdrleB; scht g. II. Eos.
ter, DutlaIo, 43, 200 bu corn; prop Waverly Duf-
falo, 40, 900 bu corn, 6U0 bags Aax scod, 120 hn
Timothy s0cd, 07 bdls sheep pettst md supdrlcs.
, 1876-09-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.

FOREIGN CITIES.
Special Dtspatch 10 1ns Tribune
XtYEDrool, Sept. 9-ll:30 e..m,-Ezour-Eo. !, "a
Cd, No. 2. la 81. FL. -
Observation-Disclosures. No. /, % ID; No ?. ~ 2di
spring, No. l. % 3ls No. ? 81, white, No. l. % sd;
No. o. I'd; club. No. 1s'ips, No. = Sd Cora. No,
!, 2ss 3d; No. = 25A
E1ortstons-Pork, SOS. Lard Hs Cd.
LIVERPOOL, sapt S-2;sU p. ID. -Prorfstons-Pofk,
B58.
L1vuRnooI. Sept. O-ETcnin4.-C -CostoI-stesdY nt
Hugo 3.1Gd, aaes g. o bales; speculation and
port. 600; American, 5000. '.-
Hreadttu0t-Callfornia white Hhcat aEeraRu. % 1d1
oa :el, 10 club, u sd8lts; rcd Western sprtnE.
No, to No. /. $500 Sd, winter rcd Vest
ern, 1d@0s ID E1ous-We1teIn canal. - 8d11 Cd.
Corn-Wes,crn mi1ed. 25s125a I'd. Oats, 3sG3s 6d.
barley, ssGd. rcas-Cansd!an. tos sluaas %.
C3ortr S<e4-5oI53s.
Frorisons-Primo Mcts pork, asa. Primo moss hees,
72s8d Lard. SIS Gi HAcaa-Lon9 clear 4ss short do,
47a.
7nflc1o-S1s %,
rttroieam-splrits, lis; refined. iaA
LHseed OH-1A
Rtstn-Common, a Cd, palt, 14h
Spirits 7ttrpeasin4-efs Cd.
LoNnoa, sept. n,-R.4Htd Ptsro!tnsn-l01 8dG2os.
Spirits 1u1ptntsne e-alsa24s I'd.
ANTwKRr. Eept. O. -ItiroisAM-51i 81.
, 1876-09-11
The St. Paul. Pioneer. I1rsts Of the 9th contain
The folloRtnE:

TILE WHEAT CRUE.
The st. Paul. .pionser.I Irsfs Of the 9th contains
The following:
!A.S NJ oSss 5$z@Ps St s. r:s VIZ
~ IT, y; &s's :
%e't .sabf asi1 sioa II ie Ss1,as s!sin ssatis:oi
i rS' IT e
ycaF n order sheretarc 70 an.wcr tho questions y
M TX #
tspc' s -
stss Ra s sss Dc sas e e;
e9mpaIsd wh h ,S'r o 81 osf yshS
Ss;;ss Il; sss
as =:
i: Ffssa ssa ( Ill HI
n 1slS X ~ TIE pnu
@ sa Sisfss? T. sSa
dnaya ~ IT. re scnt , hsIoM: ,,.u :, nn,, II.
seFi sHsa s04.
ilr DaifyiMpe-Ths .sersse price tor No: wheat At
& ,Sr tms t ssySn - yras, b.; Sesa S
M gong shout etsht eeaia sogyu u avsIaKo
u zs; Il
lts1sfsr@Mhst you say especially CT the present
yc. M IL. al st.s hsss t
fthnE Il Ii lrrshlng etwccn esllt and nns Dnth
IIs " the acre, nost nf whlch will h. Used by te lin
sts @ e is s' ' ssas
md Out vi danger.
sALR OF TWO RAILWAYS.
The Philadelphia LtIgtr Of tho 9th gives tho fol.
lowing facts In relation to the sale ol two imposs-
ant raways:
u ts la1 n.tant two railroads IN the Etato Of New
York, cnnhecIHE with the lnlxls Valley HAtlrund by
way tic Frnu.yisan!a and SgH York Ganal and lta
r,al wrrJ hi VI anctfun Judge iacker President Ut
eetsf y a,.n ~ IT. ,Ths Arst H. it
Iincu. ai Hcs, ths lIIe being usIcr foreclosure Ut
I'LL & saS ss I'll + Il r. ss s e t ssa
apu: III N " 'tias sseosa e xss a wi
n:sss 4 III. q: %;;o{
Sas knoeks! doWH uEnn mo tincie ltd q ssotkD Ths
piled! which ieat respective prupsiies wtrs tid AZ
tht irun IN the GuHuya Ithaca T. uf Aef sAd u os
worth quarter VI tnlllnE VI tioaFs Tto tttIkCa 4
Aihrn. ioad h. r*a'in tap!!sl of tasn 60 snd .
funded ehl 4 fl IN. te two soads being frrfessns.
I'd " ~. uU Vt rLL Al4d capital and r0st tn
atrl:tlon aud srpnrtenanecs =. M. 1hs 'e!Eh
Iii liz ruAis lIll!ltl Iur sutlle tl.. a,d Tic ssei
I'M matters Of form than Ut substance u
aeAoE values ot ts ptopety paItiAx uniar sAie 1hs
istii nL, and Ills lu0 ilry romyuy Ut occ tIerssis
10 lapd. iIs uhpad coulNs wttl et PatI " tils 10
Likn Valley Laro4l Cuiapsny. a regularly hcrrsfla
~ They lIaaust
The roads will form a:v,rtua, extension OF thl
Lc.ltgh Valley ltaal 10 Gousva, city on tl.s
Central Hallway an surrounded by a large scctios
Of The bcst agricultural district Of thu St9se VI Sup
York
, 1876-09-11
Iwk, / Lara, lH0fnsi SAoNldsrsI sX7ddles,
brjs. feJ. tc9. fbs, los.
:tt H,I4e| t,B4A} 1,9t1| SAC, ,7&AF q 8a1t tnot
75E II, t47| b,o4CI t.8585 100. a31 a,8t0t $50
as1. .sss 9sa 8s2 A, o74 20. 75o e74 ats I'll. III

7:... @ a7, oe2I2,o ss,'7, 7sa soea.s z7o $50
!, ,.lGslndes III cut 1neats except q. +. hams and
Xess 3wk-was again .ettre, and aavknead $50 per
bril- but fell OF after the bulk Of the buying had
bern hed, and closed !0o higher than Friday aftar-
noon. Bales were reported Of 500 oTs cash ii ele M
$50 hra seller tho month At $i647l1,, 10 750 htls
iellet October At Sla and 600 brs seller
the year st sl4.a53t3.10. Total. 1900 brts. The
market closed sscAdY At 5oIa ed caah or eellcr
septeuter $a. 631e s1h soller UctobeF, and l<07k
CTS. co ster the year.
Extra prime pork WIS quotod at gi3.sn
Lurt-was rather mere active. ard advanced a}<5so
S e T st = IL s .dts
::; :sSs; s. I: ::}s; s
sSai4sa IS. Te!a.. y, I'D ii. ras msrEet sio.ed
s X ef :! scr
&c Z fs M 4 81 beos vi o pes sfG
ps4 s. Gsse.
s Mss Stsr R s. s r. iaPens
1 s ,c.s S4s! & IS = y IT, sssF
$ s: 4 s?S sss q fs
I!yas tSIin Ts felowaa - the (stss qaots,ens;
sssf !s sesmse ssasss as ss 70 sst ~
wn!rr thort clear Or 9nK clear o. n'lo Masoa anotsd
4 .ss sn ii iea :.
sasa :? ~? ~
Ssai$%s .oE sSssi pisklsd Sstns; Ind iiSi:s i0f
ofxss noas s eiea1 seller Eovcbc s bo.td
% seller Dacen5sr. sci shouldss ios JANUARY about
Gr<ase-wuau.et At saac, with ssq Of 20 packages
&; sns as; meal iii
: e es qas;sa s;' il 7o,o for city, 40. 7o for
country lott, according to condition.
, 1876-09-11
ts tsIOWA."
How Did tho Name Ortginuto,

Epeeta3 Corretpondence ar The Tubun<
Dies Mo1nns. L.. Sent, 0.-Varin,, dcnn....
sro rt,an ~ tI'o torr, 1o,ro ), en,as asa"aoas
~ ~ 5i.eA =. .s...', Wv ~. 4o"A no'ho natedt
.a nheq IL as 1eau.alui ,e Lanu;" o.hcE', "Thlsh
tho Place" Various Indian tradissona a'c gsea
Iutiiana left their parents on The shorc ri ~.
anner,or dr,iIa = snnwsstorr, snI ~ w. l1Ss
a"pe1Nt "u.'ue s"o" sau INC sao7
iRi1lhg on the sanu gave gray apnearanr;
from which circumstance they were called Tia
Py.ho-1as, or " Gray suowa.n They came w,,.
~ VI, - tf,o land ~ ,ha T,n,.to. .n,, Ns't
-. ~ ~ ~ 49,. . y. aa, ~uut W 'A
.attes WV s''n "A' 'u'1eo W iS'no-'s' tasnea
to hlowa'
sacs, md Foxes, with D1nck u,,t
v.ra ,rova,,n1 wsetro-a r.. h"i
"s to1 MONT;
nnu, Wien tiey ieaehe4 tue Mls-sla1epn
tMis-slEl, grass; Mta-als-kc-waw-Euk, meadow,
or field Of luxuriaut hcrbago; Ms-sls, u,ctdoy.
scno. r1vcr>. they erc}aImea: H1owo, u, "a ~.
+. tha rlarc',, This Ia t1a ir.,-nrn,a.,,s , 'aa
by Antoine lie Claire, who WAS many ycartIdea.
tilted With tho eaulsles and Foxes, and conysr.
SAINT with their traditions,
still another tradition is, that eight families
left the Sauktcs on Rock River, which, was form.
erly their home, and wandered into this tet1j.
tory. For LONG time they maintained ejcst
family -d!stinctions,-caGh assuming thu u.Ias
OF an nu1mal, by which they were knpyn,-n
the Eagle, Pigeon, Wolf, Bear, Elk, Beay,
Buffalo, and Snake. They were identified bj
families wore distinct when the white peonis
came to this territory. Tho other four hid
become lost or extinct. Now, 1t ls well.knosp
that thc word Klowa was not In the Language
Of tho 8auklcs and Fo1ca, but was q part q Il,
, 1876-09-11

Sp<cidI D4pdscA to 7zs Tribune.
Ponr HunoN, Mich, Sept. 10.-DowH-Propa
Montana, Winsiow, Milwaukee, Chsmplaiu. Nit.
Joseph, Enterprise and cohsorr, Arizona; schss
Oak Leaf, Consultation, JDhu Nurt, George Thurs.
ton. Eagle Wing, Asa,o, Jennie, Randall.
UP-props Scotia, Wcstford, 4 Holland, j.
Drsachy, Atlantic, st. Paul, Wenopa, Huron
City, Portage, Arabia, Dlrchhead and batgos;
schrs A. Muir, +. L, Danfo1d, q. q. Urecd, 1sh.
psming, Quinby, II, A. Ilchmoud, Francis l,aleus.
y. T. Gals, Maggie Ncllne-
WiNp-Notthe ffesh.
WEATMEH-Eluudy.
The statement that the prop Wins,ov wls dis.
ablei A. Whtcnsh roInt IL conttadcted by the OIL
cero OF the Wlnslom. which passed here to-day. II
II probably tho tow barga ueorge Dans, whict.
went aslloro near Grlndstone CITY Monday night.
Bhe will prove total loss. Tho tug Winslow
failed 10 Fcllevc hes. Fart Of her cargo OF Lumber
was taken on, and tho tuX with Lighters passed
JpMn laat Alcht.