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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-13
On lit dams le Journal des ia.
brioaxts de stscrc, de Paris, sous Ia
signature de MI. b. bureau:

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signature de nj. b. bureau:
Nous reccvons, dun dc NOS correspondence
della Louisiana, fnt6rcssants srenscignements
sar h situation dc l'industrie dn sucf0 dams
cctte contrec. La culture de Ia canne ct des
lors In production du sucrc Q, poar divcrses
raisons, subj une. serieuse diminution de-
puls h kueFre civfle qui d6sola - ktats-
Unis Parmi ccs causes, II .faut placer lincer-
titudc et rirregularite du travail des noirs af
franchis do toute regla ct do tout coutrole. In
condition sociale si profond6nsent troubl6c
gui en- est n oons<QucacO s& analsmsnt.
Tappauvrisscmen du planteur. CONNIE rt-
sultat direct, = prodassRiea dn s1rS ne l1lt
que De lents progresi Gle etait sn isS!,
avant ls ssssss, q 206eO to.n.i s!5e sStS,
ssss s:s,ss / ts"si sas 4 =. a:sst Il !:
e sssiss' :; ass ss on os:isss ssa. L ts tss
laaIet a. - habitndcs da pagu psRnse6ant
d. consomner en- nature pour h plua grade
partis. In o. eui ooncsrne fann61 1Qe1, 4
est pormis d'esp3rcr uno r6colte d lOA Is Olo
sup1fisure . n defnNre. III ts3A -
Le systAme d. usinAs csntralea eat diaoat6
par les plante1 h Louisiana, mais II m
pas sucOrs 80 apPliqu6. Ii naturs mar6sar
geuse du pays, e1posS pendant six mois aux
inonda&i0ns on in0itratious du MISSISSIPPI,
demands I'M drainage constant qui sopers
par slos cansux OF dea fossks Qui s6parent 1os
plantation, lesonelles e trouyent ainsi iso-
f6ee. Les commnnicat ations entire elles doyien-
neut Dar suifo di0iciles et lef tvnnsport d.
cannea yerr nm noint oenfrnl aurnit A aouf.
ffir "a srandAs di6Icultis. - stlsdtenrs
snuf IN netit nombro a. GO. sopt = mAme
temps manufacturiors ct lcurs risques sont
sinsi bsaneoap aAgnsst6s. On n -ps0t soa-
tsster cependsnt que II question dee lisinee
csnfrales n<rifs d'Atzo ltoli6s, nais slle =
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1876-05-13

roisse pour chercher 4 grands frais
ct au loin Part qui ajouter il chez
elles aux dons dune nature pro,li.
que. Une modists franchise, ct en-
cette elegante profession Ia France
ma pas encore etc battue, Mime
ALFRED wooLoNGHAM, a onvert
sur la rive gauche un magasin ou
plut6t un salon on les DANES trou-
veront tons les elements dc la toi.
lette la plus distinguee. Les cha.
peaux qui sortent de Ia main deli
cate ct savante de Nine Woolong.
ham ne sont qu'une partie do q,
gracieuse specialize, ct ellie tient
toutes les nonveautes de Paris,
rubans, velours, cravates, che.
veux, ETC., etc. Ellie confsctionnc
des robes ravissantes, ct accom-
plit des merveilles qu'un profane
tel que nous est impuissant d de-
crire. Allex done, mesdames, allez
voir Nine, Alfred Woolongham, 1T
vous nous TN direz ,yous.m6mes
DIES nouvelles.
On lit dams le Joxrnal des ia.
bricnxts de stscre, de Paris, sous Ia
signature de nj. b. bureau:
4 A.
, 1876-05-30

A bcaut'fu1 camping ground, within ha1f mile
Of the Expedition building at Philadelphia. has been
equipped with all the necessary tenta, barracks,
catlng-houses, etc, under the auspices Of ths
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and With the
kAncton Of The Centennial Commissioners. It las
he named "camp Scott" and iH Intended cs-
pecialy tor the convenience Of the citizen raldicrJ
Of the United Stated, and of the rariusis civic or
g.nizntlous anil associations, such as Masona.
Odd Follows. knights Of Isthlhr ce. The rhtrH
for subsistence 81 per day 10 those who provide
their awn ,ents, aud s. pcr dsy to those who du
inlfps Of tho families os the gentlemen arc
welcomed nlsn. 1t II the pronounced opinion Of
some OF the must experienced army officers TINT no
better place could possibly have been provided fnr
camping. ground than the magnificent one whicl!
the pennry1vanfa Railroad Company haa 80 Eener..
ously Given for ,hr establishment Of this great ami
nttractisc feature of the Centennial exhibition
There In station established at the camp, where
alI visiting bodies yin be landed; D., and Thsse ths
baggage, camp eqnlragc. stc:, will be dcliSe1etl
The occupants Of Camp Scott have vi, tile adfan.
tl,es of 4 delightful md healthy rural hoine. vt
thry are wlthtn the city and but ten minutes wall
fro, the Expedition buildings. Asrangenients ean
br n,xte through thr managers Q! the Fort Wayne
l. Chicago RaIlroad or Gen. j. !. ". Nandcrh1rgl!
General Munager Of ''Caup Scott" Ut Phiadri-
Mia.
, 1876-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS
aCHAriND9.

Tho tug Annie n. Pierce has left Buffalo for
Long lont aid IN the release Of the barge Hanna
tortl nshofe tero Tho rates for towing through
Lake ChAInplaIn this season arc lower thur have
been known In long timo. The lines Charge but
81 for towing from Whitehall ia St. Johns. The
Bu1alo Courier states that tho Iron passenger stnirs
1nila, China, nul Japan, Of tho Anchor line. will
ptu u ut Putin lay their why to anu from
1uftnio md Chicago this aeahon. There IL II feet
Of ~asur nlnngstlG thc docks 1t thu ielana. Tln
detroit d River st. Clair rag Association have In
commrson At tic present time some eighteen tns,
and out of theac owing to the want Of ahipplut'
bnsIncsa and consequent lack Of iowa they hasn
concluded to withdraw asc, to bc followed by
rcycrnI more II mattcrn do not improve. Tho tug
llvcr Queen lcft Detroit Wedncedny with lighter
III tow 10 rcscue ttlu scow II. Charles which Hank
rome time ago at Middle Bass island, The vessel
IL not supposed 10 be Damaged much. :. The Fort
Huron IfHks Of Saturday snys: 1.-THE tug William
A. Moore, Capt. Allen Flick. arrived fs9m Chcboy.
hcril at Cfebuygan since full, md fs somewhat
tflapilntcA In appearance. The t;rnnadn " b!,l.
lonkng wreck, and hus hcen tpwcl to Wnlyctlnu
t!ry.d0ck, where Hlc will lie takrn ont during tbs
day md thoroughly repaired. She r. leaking badly
and il minus must Of her canvas. Tho ltuscins will
bc toWcl 10 Detroit for rrlEiirt."
, 1876-05-30
B. T. ALLEN.

Thb Suits In the United Btntcs Court ut Des
htotnrs.
Eptcios Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
DEs MONIES, Ia., May 20.-The 0lh Of juno has
been vet fnr The trW Of the causes Of II. i. Alicn
IN the United States Eircuft Court here. Judge
Miller, Of the United flutes Supreme Bench, md
Judge Love, Of tho District Cuurt, will preside.
Thu first case will he tlle notable
ki00 mortgage which Allen gnfc tn Allen, Stephens
Co., and which coyera all l,is rrAl ESTATE III lowa.
The action Ia brought BY II. leMnrshassclt and IT,
anisucy e1t1 Of % ths estato Il Aicn. o forec"se tic
qAs F.t ques1tton 10 be ssds kSh;d l. to to
'"si ha 10 uo y. n.o.,sars tic chances ioF Aiear
creditors Will pc mighty slim, uH there is but little
else out Of WHICH anything can bo realized. Thr
homestead here; and In this case Mr., l'Ishe,
of Chicago and j, L. Polk, Of this city, attorneys
os s ersoEs ha'g lss .e ,S tSry nss
ihe h is homestes M BY Alien, and forfeiture nf
sast sSo ooo 10 lo hsne. u @ ths eFfetors Fsas
sa!aea ns aeI IT sbat t:o ao r Ailsn M III! j. !atStay
is9'It''n. II aos. nc. ' sssa' ptaCsSls t!s' i! iii
g. S1s een h' ~stSaat. ssna hSs' Il s
au..e. ~ and i soserai doiaer,cs ou,siic. it n,ny my
iren singular IN a',e Tint iIr hhnnlh c1nm snch u
property na exempt froH, execution in city, WHEN
!hs statute limit such exemption to very nn,nll
traction of It. This homestead was 10 acrcs lying
auts!te tbs city limits when It WIS tnken, untl tha
. lutuie exempted ~ acres outside city Or town.
Sine" then tho city Limits lsaro tcen extendcd bu-
1ondi It. .........
..sr ucpos,tlons In tho p.ortXagc;;c care OF nlea.
III New York. make q package u foolhcal' u,are
hah IL inChc. Thick written III eli sitcs; aul the
developments they will tnakc wtl lu snrlH[rng
and nte1cttlng. Ths utter rotlennesa Of the Cook
tounty Hank from tho very stnst will be shown n1
in unnlstaknhIe tcrmA. Having Fead them. lnns
Ehnfh fam nrF, &rAn In Nr x&fn nf.bs
e1ent, llu had uu drposit. Sept. q, 1871, oyc1
QUO, GOO. ilcnnethassettx Stephens were con
annually pouring tuuncy~ into his Cook.
Euunty hopper, Until they reached $naio,
soo and qnlt, aud ha "butlcd, me,
E'.u00, QUO IN Irht, IN January. 1H75 What dit
he tla with tho hIuncyY THESE depusitun* VIII Ill
Where huIAn Of Il went. Il will, OF course, be 1t
otdcs for Ms. Altrn 10 rrbut them; mud, II he
ses!s n setting asldo TINT mortgage Ills csctltor
, 1876-05-30


The EuiIhlo Courier snys: "Tho lluHnlo he'
xnt,ng Association which has managed to nsteftn
fcchlo oxtstence this season n spite Of the stay
najon Of trade and the activity Of "hoaters,
made an important concession to tho de1nRndA OF
he times yesterday, by reducing It's rates to i3lo
t.tcrt Of three. cghths Of a cent per hnsh'l
The rate for e1evat,ng this scaton. n h yn"teFiay
has been ono cent per bushcl, Including Avn days
storage, 1t II now reduced to hvc'ctghths Of
rcnt, including the sanlo storngc, tlo charge eins
d,ttr,butcd az fo1lnwx: Onc.hnf cent to the
grim and one. eighth to tho vcssoI' !l, Lof
e%..;tourih e'me .;ourih o. Of cent for cycryy avc
Jays, sts retained. THIS action I. taken, n we
have intlmnted, In view Of tue FtEcrat dnlncAs
Of tho grnn husineAe, md It IN hoped It 1nny IN
crraac receipts nnl Induce lhrecr ahpments by ihc
water rnntc. The prn'prct Mt present IL mt brill.
liant, receipts at Western ports being exceptionally
tic cxtor1nnnle Ch,rgea for handling cxactcd At
Chicago and Milwaukee, largc .Tuantit1eH Or grain
nciualy 70 around these ports BY rail- hclng tFans.
fcrrcd frnn ono fDatt TO another wtlun tile inter-
ycDttun uf elevators. At tte port the srsse! IN
tcrcst tulrrrN gfcat1y from tho prevailing r.
nctlyity. samc forty vessels being laid up On tho
crunnd tnt tho frcshts offered do not suffice TO
INV cxrenscr T1n tugs nru nl1o In ordinary f0r
related reasons. AZ 10 the cnnn1 forwatders, o!ia
would suppose TINT they must nnW have tonclcH
lptun. Yesterday frgIghts werc taken nn the
ranul ut rntc. the lowest over known III the history
pf tAc grain movement, viz: til cents per hn
frr w4cat and atfc for to New York. tnrlu1lnT
10 see where there can BY any mnrgn Tor the inat-
man In these Hgnrcs. The problem OF clfnI'
transportation" is solved, and yet VIC asc not Gu
tttt1Y laUrY,
, 1876-05-30


Mr.. strong-Cannot the t"o p!ans bc COM
biucd In sn,su wAya
Mr. s!,iway-All can Fay Is, that VIC have
studied pyrr IT goal dcnl, und NC thought this
would be the best thing under the ctrclln!-
stances, und would furnish thu quickest md
easirst mtAlu out OF tile difficulty.
Mr.. Shortall-. wait merely to narrow this
luattcT down and take out Of IL tho question of
dcslre to wrong. don't surposu there ts
single member of this Committee In this room
tlut wants tupostpone tho day oI payment, Now,
W. ars tu tho prcsunce OF this Indebtedness,
which Is going On like MI avalanche, berauso We
had uu money u pay oil. How tan 1t rrastf
This adoption Of ths plan Of one, two, or THREE
years, II It Will he the hest pun shull agree to
IT mud bu vury glal to see Il. But in regard 10
this small paper that has been mentioned ~
Mr.. ThrnOp, | would like IT, nsk II anytmtly
knows iluW nncli ttcrn Is Of 1t. have been
informed there Is not over SIS 900. The bankers
who understood shls inaticr ure easy. Il ls tie
! men who haye certificates for million nf hr!ck or
few days labor that tlIu most difficult " dyal
with We cannot 70 on With ttIa business, ,--.sser-
naiy y pny!ns s.., a9,cs " ynk,ns "t!eFs; That j.
tnt M e s a tDas ~ ssSo a ~. to4y
| 10 Make this indebtedness payable m OF Gcfurr
three years, Or ~ ra!iAlya as the back taxes cnnu
a' fss{ b sySns e q sl :as.r una ssi
ii wrro not that ths MATURITY report was eoapoerl
by tuch carrtul lnen shouldl Ike e make that
tirss ease nio NJ ie
tarrs, whirh 1t is hoped will collu u will bo lylus
here idle whi!s "s "!i hc paying tutcssns on ou'
Mr Furwril--lt is not denied by the advocates ol
tllc majority rrlort that .-,.,..-
An EXTENSION OF TIINRB YEAns
IN extension OF three years. T4u minority clIht
, 1876-05-30
REGULATE THE BODILY FUNCTIONS.

This nslvicc should he especially needed by
those wll, suifcr from an Irregular habit Of
lody or disorder Of the blntldcs or kidneys. In
ectivty of the bowels, or Ut the urinary organs,
Is speedily rccsl1cd by that wholesome apcricnt
anl sterling invtgorativc dIure,ic, 1lo.tettcr's
Stomach Bittcrs; and as all affections ri the
organs OF tho discharge have strong tcndtn.
cy to become chronic, and TINT very rapidly, The
usc of tic bittess should nat be delayed n mn.
mcnt longer than is necessary. The acti"n oi
this incstimablc corrective upon the bowels dli
f"rs widely from TINT Of II drastic purgattse
Since It Is never violent or abrupt, hut alwny.
gentle aan'l natural, and Its effects upIn t'lt
bErlicr ar'd kidneys arc strengthening as vel
mildly xti,nuIatlyc. Tho lealthful impetus
which it gives To digestion nlso renders II 1
most desirable grncral tonic.
, 1876-05-30

nfHIttr tn TT n 1"v,n. I'M oncr DIV
Will hryrral tluu.a, dollar. lii guild dust, which
he claimed to haye dug from thu virgin soil of the
Hack lt!ts srt thu tulxlcs of the Cheyenne puople
fruIt u tho "cot4,iny harvest revived the wAn-
Ing excitement, and ''(,n 10 thu Hlla" has ultain
bssn The Ellylnx cry OF thu wat army 81 ln'pecu-
country. Suw sun,rs i bt ut news from
Cheyenne which puts M mex esprctcl pha.e IN tho
whu exhibited 80 u,uch of the yellow stuA !s y frl-
low nnslcd kscnoy, whu deVa!Vpsd from tho Nills
with tho Nuggets n!!yod.dnst Of about alty honest
luirera. keeney IL now well out OF tue country,
md IL NO doubt laughing In hls sleeycs II those
fools out III tho HILLS,
, 1876-05-30

The engines and rplllng.eiock Of thu Chicago i
Pacific ltaliyuad, which were seizc,l bJ the sherd
last Saturday 10 sats!y nundry creditors were re-
revlncd yesterday and turned over TO Mr.. Whit
man, tho Receiver appointed BY tho Court la" Sat
urlay. All the trains wctc running regularly yes
tertlay afternoun. The road has undoubtedly been
greatly benefited by the appointment Of u Receiver
Sho can now run Il without being embarrassed ty
any old claims. II will nuw bo run on rash basi~
aud MI Whitman, thu lluceiyer, WIN has beer; TIC
GenerAl Superintendent and Chief hngnter " tut,
III making both ends meet: There will b. IN change
in thu management at the t0Ad and tho business
will Ic Conducted W heretofore.
, 1876-05-30
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.


NEw fnRK, Mny II. The Snciry Ut thu Army
" thu IotoInnc, Geu. WiNlcld d. Hancock, Prcst.
dent, holds III seventh annual reunion ut the
Academy Of Music, In Philadelphia, Tuesday. the
dsh Of June The ora.iol will bu delivered by
Gen. John A. DIX, snd thu poem hy Nr. William
Winter. OF New fark. The meeting Of sarlon,
le held juno +. The society Ut the Army Of the
Cumberland, Gen. r. II. Sheridan, President, and
sas suclety u tho Army Ut thr James, den. A. H.
Aid I. WrltAM q: t'nVAcH,
CufrrtpundtnX 6lerctary.
, 1876-05-30

MT. r. C.. LnrrIcl-1 hope soule gentlemen In
fav.t u The t:sajHrity rspurt will explain uern
fnly, 70 tl,at wc eul 1auvu intcl],ently In the
matter.
Mr. Aht!l'9E-lho resolutions were drawn
a''ce u pre.'5 1u'4,on'ultAtfun with tho lurgest
oustAeea AVu, 4oAeIs. aud bankers, of
, 1876-05-30
4 ltlg Er&.tllWnteF Turtle.

Mr. Alexis Colncry ~ ii ibis city. while looking
tor ducks nlnut Turkey Pond e,lr!y uu TUESDAY
m!'rnlng, slot, in sntlluw water, turilr, tlM
l''c III which Ii seltlnII seen III fresh w4tsr II
measures feet W. Inches from snnIt t" Zip III
t"tl its head Ellth is Il}y inches, aud from t'~
~ toe u The hind claws It lncus,ircs rs Ncl!es
II weighs II pounds. aud " an ugly-iooHlus
customer.
, 1876-05-30
El1l L.

Nav Yoxx, May e0.-Eutthcr reductions from
New York are announced by tho Ere Hallway
Company, AZ follows; ~ Toledo. 4l4; Columbus,
ST.: kuusnr City, $31; Quincy, $!4; OMaha, 81.
milwaukee,, slU; Sun Frlnclscn, $1;,:..
, 1876-05-30
If the Holders Do Not Consent, Bor-
row from Chicago Bankers
and Pay Them.
While the Minority One Con-
templates q Further Is
sue Of Paper.
What the Bankers Have to Say
in Regard to the Subject.
Tho Recommendations Of the Majority
Report Meot with Hearty
Concurrence.
THE REPORTS.
MAJORITY AND MINORITY.

MAJORITY AND MINORITY.
Tim od,ourn.l r,nfrrcpc. ~ cltv o01c,o,s and
ihc aijo"lAc.A eo'te'c c'ec VI e't5 o"'e''.'' o''A
business men va. held yesterday morning at
TIM rooms of thc Ctizcns' Association. There
s.e =, .ns N..'.'," ,r,,.. 49,.
was hsalh larsc attehtianec. i'e !heeIlns "ho
called for half.past O'Clock, but, the Com1nlt-
+,,, ,,,,t,,f ~ ,trfornpro ,,nt lin.
.ee "ppo'hsco ~ oae'i.""y e'""e'use 't os 49,
Ing ready to report, It WIS hcaf IL pclofe Lie
proceedings began.
T., ,,, o,,r,,,,,, ~ N{r F-o,- Ala a1drlc}, was
III tne Aosc'ec VI AL, 'ies'' 1,'H' go ~" ""'
elected Chairman. Mr. AnlDer oillclatcu as
Srrro,orv
~ t,o su,,.c,,n,ntttnc snt1. Thr cf,nmittrc
, 1876-05-30

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May 19,-1n consequence Of
a reduction OF passenger rates 10 the West by the
New York Ccntsa! and the Esie Railroads. the
Pgnuaylya,.io Railrond Company laye 1cdncril
iheir fates to tlr following figures, taking effect
, 1876-05-30
FORTHCOMING SALE.


Iyr;ArlrnL,s, May ~. The Cincinnati 4 Mar
tlHy,'lr railroad. extending iron, Martaas!le to
rarlarl I'll tar indianapolis, Cincinnati + Lafny.
morrd !Ilot tic PAu ilanlo corporation will buy II
auI extend Il from FlirlInA 10 shrlhyyl't, Whrrc
il viii connect the Columbus y Cumbriuge City
rnt MI
, 1876-05-30

fcw days large aEnn'int o' ecrtfi!cntca mature,
mud no individual will step forward to pay tho
amount, md tho city las mt tho money In It's
treasury to meet Il. l nm informed that tile
plnn proposed will meet the entire appreciation |
VI ono uf the lnrgest Iuldcrs of ccrtiElratcs in
TIN rEty, who Ia represented Mt tllta meeting. |
Snr,c nf the llol,icrs do not want money, hut |
they wnnt to know liat tie City Of Chicago will
1o sp'nctlling tu recognize tho perfect validity
uf the certificates. There is no rrpudfntfan |
ahout the scl,cmc; We propose to convn"o Tmo-
tc that the certificates ase safc, and that the
city Is doing what II r,n to raase tiie funds.
rcat r.nny think TINT tho olacsrtiilcatcs, which
were taken when their validity wns un1ucs-
,lnnr1, are hettcr tllan tic new.
Mr. Fnrwcli-Thc majority. report ,pFnVlHea
TINT these certificates slal! be brought IN an.l
.snmpca. Hut ,ruppn4o thrrn arc thoHu who VIII
Mr. Xnthony-suppose they do not, will We be
in any wnrte condition than We arc to;day1 The
%efs tso sss aSis M e eon.snt m ' %
time Ut not, which can be dono to.day "r to.mor.
Mr. sIdway-1 mny ttntc In ndlItlon that the ma
iosy report was mt entirely fat'hfactdrY 70 ille
i:rtnn!t"c, hut It was considcrcd the beht thing
under NIL the clrcusnashncos. ihero u
ONE RADICAL OBJECTION TO sIs P4RWELt.'s
That under the decs,on If Judge McA1lster, was-
rants, u1drr-. or certificates, w,at'scr shey nay
must he drawn against specific fnnaa fnF spccilc
pnrporrs. and II the money was drawn TINT waE''l
irrai Thcn it moi at ali likely TINT Tie officers
ofthe present or any other Council would be Will.
Ing ake M FIX e. H,,ins "nt mnnsy rnsc1 .'
Tbut var one Of the principal reason. which inau-
cnced tlsc drawing np Of tlr majority report:
M ID mcst III Es III II liz esy ots. % e icy
'li' Sir sidway-out of these 81, ooo. 900. within
ttu lYtH In
, 1876-05-30

This Company IL Tho only lne from Chicago sell
iug tickct1 Tor class hntel accommodations In
Philadelphia during tho Centennial Exhibition
visturs can thrs.by estimate thclr expenses saart'
1y before starting. Information furnished upon
uppljGut tup Ut NJ Clark street, At thr dsJaN tn
tic Exposition Building Ut the foot of alonsoo
btreqt,
, 1876-05-30

Np<1N Nap9ls1 70 IAt 7F76Hf1
DHcArrn, ILL.,, hlay :N.-'rhA business Of The
frcpit Court increases In interest III the grrat rail-
rpad cusc The jury. which was 4eul out last Fsi.
day, IL sltll out Tonight.
, 1876-05-30

MARQUETTE.
Special Dispatch to Tbs 7riouna
MARQUETTE, Allcl, May 0.-An'!lvEn-Props
Euhant, Cormurant, II. D. Tuttle; tchrs George
II, Fly, Char1cs Wall, Wells llMrt, Eliza TGsncr.
ChKArEn-Sc1r Escanala. Wf1llan SAupc.
HniSn Ur-Srhr Emma hutchinson.
pAssED UowN-l'r1p st. Paul.
FIa vessels that le1t hero Saturday arc fnat In Tho
icn III luitrK ffQul here.
, 1876-05-30
1.h1k1; ERIE,

Krsctdl Dfapdsch to The 7rtb"nA .--
En,t. pa., May 2s'.-hrr,vcd from Chicago
n,upa Annie SHERWOOD, Allegheny. .....
pcpnstet, none. The prop t'ravea anil ooneost'
,.norted as receiving O. cents prr ton on coal To
rhlcaso, recc!ve Il on an old charter nlatlc last
srasotl, Tia regular rates paid arc 10 crMts 20
CIIcago. Nothing higher has becn paid u'ls
, 1876-05-30

mother .in-faw,. bnt failed. and then shot hmself
h"ad through tho heal. lie had been Hepasnted
from his vile In consequence Of drunken hsbln.
, 1876-05-30
NoiHHEa; No FMYa DR.. Kean,

IT'S Seulh ClaFk-st, coller Of Monroe, chlcagQ
May b4 conaulted. personally ns free u c1arRe.
u i'll pttguliG VI dseaats ut. J. KHAN lathe
Vniy phyc!an in lle city ~lu rRy
Oticr hpus. =. III. 10 p NJ Sundays from " u.
NERVOUS ExHAusTinN--A MEplt,AI. ESSAY.
Museum y Hsx }SIk " ths esnsv "a sn lts
health may bu se2alued an0rfnK Aclcar syno4s Of ths
petenu 70 MAtrln&r, mud tho tIe Attaelt Ut nervous
RHl plYy!eA1 debility btinK the EcauL Ut ~ years e1pt"
rirnSt: Price 2a ccnts, hAAtcas lie anthoF. M L;t
KAHN, o11cc nnd tc4deDcG 81 lat TenFt. SexturA.
PRESCRIPTION FREE
FDr tbs Hpredy cure of hcMinal Weakness. Lost
Manhood, and ali di.nrdury brought on by inss.
csusions or exeu%s. Any druggist the iugEedl
ents. Address DAV1D5OA a CO.. Dvx 22e1
New York.
, 1876-05-30
DR. G.. BIgELOW

rrn tusl Wrrf MgJ Il rnr Jrersnn. hlrnEo l
and ns hid fnr psl twenty yars tns stEest rtaG
Wsafnc% iotcncy. tr rrsul, "f ttf ai,.e IN ynMtts
iInnrTr ncrinaa.ntiy cnfrl t4tcy. privately. Pam
ret ra relating @ .'sr as,t ln ssn,ta t !:. snss
III erutlsn. rnas,liniton frce n,sr hours = II.
sa.s naass rahta.ms .ycFx
ihtnr nn lie rrIrrntIre system that IL worth knowing,
mil tut moi published In other work rflee, urts,