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, 1876-10-18

hold meet!ng at Schnelers iiaii ~ mTa Wl.Hll WI
aycnne, neat Indiana street, ts cvcnpr Mn "a'ta .'ss
m. L: l.. Mills. ]. A.. Roche, and other. vil
alese a, INC mestng grand torchlght ptoes.,a, Il,
, 1876-10-18
1880 against The Northern Illinois Coal 4 Iron


! BAERHUTTUf MATTERS.
msSa! Il Pf q Wiiam IL Htessr aspsoa :oa
Co., At No. IA LaSnllc street, flcd voluntary
day. Tho firm was composed Of ". II. samu-
gs deos iao rs,ef p i Il p'tosai os1 f q
this ts to be- borne bv petitioner Ills a.scts
consist Of household .goods valued ut s7:s95,
claimed as c1o,npt, dog,cart, and some ol'lco
interest In tho firm Of ". II. Sampson & Co.,
and r. its 9ren accounts, which amount to
$s;T,ao.9l. Tho petition was referred to Register
Second , and third meetings in TIC matter Of
Register t1fbbard.
SUPERIOR COURT TN DR1Bp.
Tho Fairfield Flrc-1nsurance Company Of
sqst1 sie16 H0Fwak' Conn., sued Jefferson Farmer for
1inrwood Bros brought suit for 81 900 against
Kaae Brewer sued Henry Harms for 81, 600
Tho City Of Chicago filed petition yesterday
Church street from It's present southern tcrnl-
NUS to Stgcl street.
Tho Vlliago Of Jefferson filed q similar petit
tton to nscertaln the tlntnage for opening Pleas
ant place west to Hoffman avenue. g..
Dryiust Il Hermann were yesterday adjudt.
rctrnaSe @ NV. Y r. os'au'' '"u "a'nA' ''''su
4 first dividend meeting will bc held Nov. 8
5eior9 r9 Reg!ster tfiblrd in tho caso Of Peter
George ". Campbell was yesterday apipoint-
cd Assignee Of NJ. Yale Caly. y,
An Assignee will be chosen this morning at 10
o'clock for The estate Of George W. Adams.
CIRCUIT COURT
Emil Breuucr sued David Conrad for $1,000
JOHN F. Stafford commenced suit in trespass
against w George 9: and John ,. Smith. g. ".
McMullen j. q. McAfulen, D. 8. AfcAfullcn, II.
Il. lV1fjnt1f w. n. Park and .fnmns Vnyo tn.
, 1876-10-18

Ihs SGanu,laSlans Of the Sonth Sfdc u,1, ,.,,
na e.. q hSPnSsan sP a1e. AT ss n. Ssys I se.sa
tho meeting. 'f'4Ao'e Mill addtta
, 1876-10-18

Presidents md secretarlc, ~ a.,
Glnbs arc requested to meet with ,ho ''tceonhtaa
Commtttce Tlsnrslay mo7ninr ID n.cinc,-. .ani':9
q0aftefs, corner Lake and Clark efrcets l" Atsss
, 1876-10-18

-, = 0uyuHAu WAHU,
Auxiliary Republican Club Nil ho hosi hSGsistnia s Nia
ing a. sl llo 1slan avenue. All Reab,,ss. 'i Ht.s
, 1876-10-18

~. 1UMQt
ThSss m Till hs ms9t!ng !hls evening !, tb. so,.
tecnth Ward Republicans who ito fnyot,h. 1sssa. .n
Organization Of Hayes and Wheeler CuS n ~ ~
nostharn end or the ward. Good snsakers w7fss ss
present to address tho meeting, Will"
, 1876-10-18

THE ROOT 4 SONS MUSIC COMPANY
offer special Inducements 10 buyers 1t wholesal,
and Fs<atl Of sheet music, music. books, y,oltns,
guitars, and all kinds Of musical lnatramtnts
General agcnts for tho Standard osgau and Steel
plano. Quality guaranteed. 1856 Stats street.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
Grants "Sylph. a"

U. S. Grant kept a mistress at St.
Louis who became obstreperous and black
mailed him. In order to control her he
enlisted Mcdonald, the Federal collectors to
take charge of her Apparently all the
revenue officers. and Porter, Rabcock and
Luckey, were the friends of this presi'
dental mistress, and when they wanted to
bring Grant to terms Sylph would threat
en- him and they would rush in tc
protect him against her. In this way they
put this low president under such black
guard obligation to them that when Nc
Donald and Babcock were indicted they
forced Grant to find out from Bristow anG
Wilson the points depended upon for con
yiction and tell them, so that they coul(
shape their defense. That is what Blu
ford Wilson's testimony shows.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

Mf q day at home Agents wanted. Outfit and
OI terms free, TRUE 6 CO., Augusta, Me-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

We notice that absurd stories are afoat
to the effect that Mr. Schurz receives ST.
900 night for speaking for Grant and
Hayes. There is not a particle of truth
in the statement The St Louis Demo-
cratS authority on this point should be
conclusive, as Mr. Schurz and that paper
managed the Missouri state campaign Of
1874 together. What the Democrat did
say was that Mr.. Schurz's terms we're
$500 a night and it insinuated that he
charged extra for "a few remarks" from
the hotel balcony during serenade In
Justice to Mr.. SEIZURE we cannot forbear
giving this important correction publicity.
~ y World.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
Ghe Daily Arsns,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
From tie Near York World, July 81.

From tie Near York World, JuIy31,
Another campaign canard is circulating
in the western Republican newspapers,
which, about fortnight hence, will proba-
bly, be revamped by the New York Times
here. This is it:
A LETTER WHICH GOV. TILDEN DID NOT
WRITE.
PriU0te and strictly con fdsntidl.]
Rooms OF DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE
October n, 1S6S.-MY DEAR SIR: Please at once
to communicate with some reliable person, in three
OF four principal towns and in each city of your
county, and request him Expenses duly arranged
Tor this end to telegraph to VIM. NJ. Tweed
lammany Hall, at the minute of closing the polls
not waiting for the count such persons estimate Of
the vote.
Let the telegraph be as follows:
ms town will show Democratic gain Cor loss)
over last year of (number) this if sufficiently
certain: This town will give a Republican (or
pemocratic, majority Of"
There Is, OF course. an important object to be
attained by simultaneous transmission at the houi
OF closing the polls, but no longer waiting. OPP
portunlty can be taker of the usual half hour lull
IN the telegrapbic communications oyer lines be.
lore actual results begin to be declared aud before
the Assoclf ted Press ABSORB the telegraph with re-
turns and interfere with individual messages; also
give orders to watch carefully the count
very truly yours,
SAMUEL j, TnDEN, Chairman.
Mr.. filden, 10 a letter to the New York
EUentng Post, published November 4,
1868, denied writing, signing, issuing OF
authorizing the above letter. He said:
No such paper was ever written, signed,
issued or authorized by me, or with any
participation or knowledge on my part.
have read it for the first time in your
columns. \ Very truly yours,
IS J. TILDEN."
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04


Going North-11:15 N 1928 p. In.
Going South-7:30 a. m; s:2S p. m,
Palace Sleeping cars, owned and operated by this
line. accompany all night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toledo, Peoria 6 Warsaw R'y
for PEORIA indianapolis Lafayette and Cincinnati:
with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy X. R., for Chi
eago. Keokuk. Quincy and st Louis West TO Ottum-
wa aud al points in Kansas and Nebraska. and with
Burlington Southwestern R'y, for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas
At Columbus junction. with Chicago h South
western Railroad for Washington and Lea, en- worth
for Muscatine.
At West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock Island g.
Pacific Railroad, for Iowa City, Desmoines. and
Davenport.
At Cedar Rapids. with Milwaukee Division Of B,
X q for Independence. West Union, Postville
ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way, TOR Omaha. Council Bluffs and Chicago, and
with Dubuque d Southwestern RY for Dubuque.
AT Waterloo and Cedar Falls, wiz Illinois Gen.
trail Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, Fort
Dodge and Sioux City
AT Shell Rock with Stage for Waverly
AT Nora Junction. w tn Milwaukee 81 ST Paul
Railway, for Mason City and Charles CITY
At Plymouth with Milwaukee 81 ST. Paul Railway
for all points in Minnesota.
At st Paul, for all points on Northern Pacific
Railway, the great Lake Superior region. and all
points North and Northwest.
L. WISSLOW. Gen1 Manager
G. j IVES. Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
sNoTIcE CHANGE.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04

For Book BINDING orRuIing, go to
THE ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick, Leave orders at
THE ARGUS Counting Room, opposite the
the Post Office.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
ALLAN LIN Il

Ocean Mail Steamers
Twenty First-Class, and
up to 4.5OO tons burthen Between
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND QUEBEC
Portland an BALTIMORE. Carrying
Passengers, all classes, between principal
points in Europe and America at lowest
rates. CABIN AND SALOAN ACCoMMoDA-
TIONS UNEXCELLED.
Shortest Sea Route, Superior
Ships, Experienced Officers, Displined Crews
SAFETY THE GOVERNING RULE. Three
weekly sallings each way.
EMIGRANT and STEERAGE
PASSENGERS offered special inducements
and very best accommodations through to
all points.
Our agents all over the West
can give the same favorable terms as
ourselves.
ALLAN O. CO., Gen'l Agents.
Nos, n "A Lasalle ST., Chicago III.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-04
Chancery Notice.

STATE or ILLINOIS,
CoUNTY or Rock ISLAND 80
In the Circuit Court AZ the September term, A. d
1876 In ChauCery.
Annie +. Turner, vs.. Abraham G.. Turner-Divorce.
To che above named defendant Abraham G. Tur-
ner. You will take notice that the above named com
plainant. Annie + Turner has this day filed in said
court her bill of complaint against you for divorce
thar said cause Is now pending in said court that
summons in chancery has been issued in this suit
against you, rcturnable the first day of the next
term of said court. to be begun and holden at the
Court House in the city of Rock Island in sand
county. on the first Monday OF September, A. d.
1876. at which time and place you will appear.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, this 25th day of July
A. d. 1876
GEORGE D. GOULD,
Clerk of said Court.
SWEENEY & JACKSON, Compl'ts Solic'rz. 25dtd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

E i4sLE 4 THEArsE sEoADwAY AND SD 81
La, psrfsrmsa.s,s ., ne present bin
- MODERN scaooL Or 4cgIoS:
was s pIb s siip aa S ELEPHANT
vo.rvso w Ss sE LE P,i Asrs WIRE rkEp
'o' nExpL7 cooI EYS al.. " JENNY htdiIKs
and 100 Others in ecms q As.s ssas
OK w1 Txs sIlE s aSR STRAY
nsTRE ca1seE or BILL fssasIhss
EnrsFement and nts Of talented and
versatile artists H. 'ssf HsSil FssE and talented
''d III; l a0' & .'cdss SSo M%f On g. n' stage
A Palmer Ss r y sas p scso SSI'ds entitled
Ar 0esdsin Jr sl appear In HE original and is'shaSis
FIRST s1 sEiiE Al
In which he viii give his renowned and inimtsSls ini
POPULAR '1 AcTos & Z 81 Re THE DAY.
Anew nsI.Iss OfAsss SONGS sketches DANCES. tc, con
proissd Local Sensation Dramatic Sketch. BY
G. l. 5 Ssssa sn'i'''d
This sketch L. grand IL Incidents and scenic effects.
beautiful InecLssicsl effects Nelss waidron
New and appropriate music: by...-.-Ar Dave brahsm
MATINEE WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
TONY FAsros NEW SSn 1IEATE uo,,
TONY AEwaYs oPKv ri ffl' fE8R so us
With the finest variety OF talent obtAinshis
ETHIOPIAN.
VOCAL.
BALLET and
GYMNAsTIC sPECIALrTEs.
by artists OF acknowledged ability.
An bright. crisp sparkling and chasts.
Tony PASTORS STAR TROUPE
The elegant aud flushed Comic Vocalist,
Mr.. HARRY MONTAGUE.
whose intense acting. comedy, perfect enunciaton
vocal purity stamp him indeed tho Artist Comiqus
Mr.. CHARLES I. ELLIS,
the vsndsrul dialect comedian In his Dutch lmpersona
n, uARR S9s CLARKE
the Irish iIildebrAndt Montrose,
QUILrER and liOLDRiCH WEsLYS and CASEY,
Comedians and Dxncers Musical ProdigieA
The versatile performer the favorte OF everybody,
SAM DEvEkE.
In his amusing Songs. Stories ard Sketches.
The and elegant artist The fxvorite comedi an,
Mr. BOBBY NEwCOMBE. J. w. NcANDREwS,
In his pleasing specalties Ia Tho Charioston Gala
The captivating s.nxstresx
Miss LILLE HALL.
The pleasing lady vocalist
MISS CARRIE DUNCAN
THE BLAKE AND EDWARDS COMBINATION.
comprising
James 8. and Kstio Edwards Wilbur aud Julia Blake,
Musical sketch Artists Character sketch Artists,
sqnartet unequailed for genius and versatility,
TONY PASTORS GREAT COMPANY,
all appear every evening and IT the
W-----W
MATINEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

PRODUCTION
OF entirely
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY-DRANA.
EVERY EVENING AT g
SATUSDAY MATINEE AT so
will presented Coined powerful intep
construction In four written expressiy
Tor this theatre by Messr @. Wheeler and JStses Ma
kaye, entitled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

The Management has the honor Of announcing the nsu
Star Combination Company during the week and 81 tha
Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday O'Clock, OF
Robson Goodwin Mas Black Eyed
Palmer Miss Annie Mack. Florence Ellis Mr. Sidney Smith,
Walter LenHox Charles vilias Henry Josephs and the
great Admiral Dot all In light comedy character and Bur
leqne supported by powerful Popular pricea
Seats secured two weeks In advance.
Young Mau Tho Little Rebel Black Eyed Susan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

THE TRADES.
TXExPER1ENcEb ale BREwEK. COMMENCING
sss,i@snsi s4' Address Herald odes
A COMPETENT SOAR MAKER WISHES A sIruA.
aAKER Herald oass. : - ~-''
yIANTED-A STRICTLY RELIABLE INrElLIGENr
man who has snowssrs o. L
Addres. wish stating A. 70
Ss~ ' YORK s1' sos. s sss w. -
JVASTED-A JEwELLEK. WHO THOROUGHLY W.
as,s,.nd, nsnaS soa pS.sns s soosas
steady place for man. Apply to GEsswEINk
IITANrED-A GOOD ESGRAvER on STEEL. GOLD
w or any kind o. metal Apply with reference 70 J. n.
VVANTED-A MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS MAKING
harness TO work In stable aud TO repair harness and
make himself nseta seneraIly must he sober steady
LEGAL NOTICES.
4 THE CHAMBERS OF THE COURT Of COMMON
fisas for Oh. City and cowv Of Ssv yert. - the
cour. House, in the city York. the 18th day 81
March, ls7s-Prsssnt: Hon r. DAILY. Judge u ssad
Court and Judge Of tho county ofNev York
In the matter Of the assignment Of Mayer oodkind sad
Barnard Goodknd 70 Frederick Lewis fog the bsnsht Of their
Upon reading and filing the petition Of Frederick Lewis
/, is ordered That he and he hereby authorised
assignee q said Mayer Goodkind and Barnard Goodkind
Goodknd 20 present 20 him. assignee - n. oee No %
ttytwo White street. In the city OF New York on or be-
fore first day July 1876 all claims against said Mayer
and barnard oodknd with Tho vouchers duty verified BY
the publication Of this order In the New York Herald and
the New York Daily Register, newspapers published Ia the
county New York. each week for four weeks
cc.vey and also BY publication In the Albany Evening
Journal, published in the city Of Albany IN the State OF
New York in each week for x successive weeks the
publication In each be least three months
said first day Of July 1876 aud the said creditors
hereby required TO make such presentation VI their
caimS
CHAS r. DAILY.
copy JustcA
NATHANIEL JARVIS Jr..
Clerk
All creditors OF Mayer s,oodkind and Barnard Goodknd
formerly composing the hrm OF Goodknd Brothers. will
please present due proofs of their claims required
FREDERICK LEWIS.
Assignee.
No. 81 White st.,
New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-14

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
IJXPTiKs HAVING Any CARPETS TO DISPOSE or
i receive the highest prices; wanting 20 furnish
hotels the Cent nnal Please address CARPETS. box
1865 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
VVANrED-A CYLINDER DESK IN GOOD ORDER
wv Address bor A5l7 Post Office
, 1876-08-04

Ns11ltANOs
Misunderstanding lluran, South Harut, snndflca;
aemr Mnskcgon, Muhkcgun, sundstch prop Oncidh,
1ua!o, KanA.ics; prup Alaska, buffalo, sundtlcs;
trop D. 1'allcntfnc. liay City. ed.l; r&op Colin
Campbell, LNl[ngtos, lunilur; prop Epw Era,
Grand ilascn, towing; prop Annfu Laurie De Pare,
plg Iron; prop MhntEomcry, Ruflal0. aHnlrica;
prop clcmatis, TerhtIgu, tnwlng; echr Souyunir,
Fcntwuter, lIn'bcr: scht Marin, Toledo, light;
echr H. T. baldwin, buffalo, coal; schr uamo
Cock, Mabkegon, latnhct; dehr NJ. Dali, Muskcsnn,
lumber; schr Eliza Day, White Lake, lumber;
*che Ltitiu Nrile, White Lake, lumber; Achr Emma
Leighton. LuAngton, lumber; scllr T. J. Luff,
Woli River, lumber; schr White Oak, Lulfngton,
lumber; sear Allsghany. Ef'c, cosI; shtMe,eYry,
schr 4: y. Moorr, nay Guy, snlti sehr c. +, A.;
}iarcn, Lumber; sclr Driver, Carlton EfuE, cedar
posts; sch!, Harriet Ann. White Iakc, bark; achr
tigo .laM.1rri, nchf Advance, Pcshtlgo, lumber;
schF william. btnrgcf. MenoHlfnec, ice; Eehr North
cahAba, lumber; schr Cbai!sngv, LndIugtuu, lum.
bcf.
G{hsAMAxeEs-stms M A!rsnn. =; Mantewos .s,H san.
H W.; fen Sspteeo p1So IT, sssss srs ss as
sehr j. j. LUZ, FuId Rlvot, IL brls bcci 8 bFis
10. 1000 hn wheat, ny, 900 bu corn;
sssF EST rs"HFfs Ys!}' cs5s!s; b5sss ;"HI'f: u
corn schr r. U. Thayer, 1iuffaao, bTls Hour; scr
ii. H.. Tfln,blv, Post Golbornc. 4b, US ba corn
schr ~. T.. Trlmbe, lsnf!alo, = brls honr; prop
si"s Ma.tegU 10 Fiji III isy pts:
II. ioo bu evrn. 3o6 bfs noar, sunir,es; sinr
, 1876-08-04


FsW YoHk, Au9. a. Grdln-whrAt arncr holding,
hut buycrn slow to meet thu idraneed cAma 6f aete'si
salea o. uu hn It nUr for kood No. Milwaukee sprHEt
No. Chicago spring noniinally e4c fof koft to sail
order mixed spring, hnra stors ana rA ahoat, 0:c.
nominal, for No. Chicago srrlng. s7c1$t.oai No.
Alewaukee spring. 0De9sL0dt No. I sEtlnx nonna1ly
4ltB0i.3l. olt amber Michigan ahoat so1d Ut sl.a1;
markct slosed hmer. but quiet Iye dnil small iaes,
#Nbu hot NeAtern at hoc, WessoFn. hot TO prime. SUB
87c. Corn agau strongly heidi seller demanding
N adyaneb Of 1896 which checked bus!aess, 4a1cs
T. 400 bu, At b1<s5Bo for hot tD Warmt H4s35ac for
steamer Western upEralcd mixed, o7Ae1as4c for ANAL
parcels uugraded salt uixtd held At $4,000 6ac for
graded mxed aaes 40 Geo bu prn.u sail u,lxcd West.
c.u 10 arrive u equal 10 asAo, and so bp do fur
September delivery at bsAc; market closed arm and
atronH sellers holding 1Gt.c above buycss Views. nns
nsmsr aud moro scsiyes sales ,uO bu ranging for
mixed Wratcru and State. 3OtSlSct whts NpstGEp and
State. 3Sfoc No. Chicago mixed so!l at a5c In ssuto
and sas7c adoat hot Western. 5cs Illinois, crop.
mixo4 sold at 30c, No. Etacd New York inspection,
3dxcs closed A1n and qAlet.
Ocean fttights-l'astntas ip berth very sma'1s
0haEp decline, especially on grain rates, moderately
fair tshdc In charter FooR hut demand for grain
sefs snAi 10 Liverpool by steam. 70 QUO bu gtssu at
l0a; 10, 0op bu do At skill knd Il. ofo bu 1t Std,
lfopisiona-Pork nrncss ttade moderate in lots for
prompt delivery pales $50 brIs meas on Prot At
$40 4s,o Is. 15o bria Tor August sis 4t for sep
teber and uctober sD5a BID, At second call. foT Au.
gust eis.ts bid sud sia.73 aakedl fos September.
, 1876-08-04
observation-disclosures.

Tiiia AM TnAr.-Tho tug Eagle tank In tho ltle
lnko ut Mufkegon Tuesday ....The capacity OF vc.-
Fcts now at Milwaukee, 1boet OF tlcm being In Or.
d!Mary, II I. 100 900 bu.... A few days nso Tho achr
Ontario, nf Montreal, arrived ut the canal lcakin.
badly, When ahout 10 miles on Erie tho
rnaghncas Of the weather wOrkcl tho oakun.
out Of the ccntra.boasl boz, ca,sng her tn leak 70
not leach port sl,9 Is lnicn with block stone fo7
tons Of stone l!ayo hrn shipped from Kulcy'S it,
md to. sahlt ste, Marie, to bo usrd IN
tho. now cann1 lucks HERE. II ia probable
TINT before tha sensan OF navigation clntcs
from 0. 900 to 4, 600 muro tons will 10 delivered.
The stone is hoing gotten out ~ tast ~ possible
under thp ciEcnNlAtancGs. The rentny IylscoHa1l
Aays. ''The 1tn II. iilpom, which was rtsc,rti
from tito bench at orage, lias hren ,locket fur r.
ralrs nt the Milwaukee l.nMpany'A ynFtl. An cS-
NmtnatIan reyeslcd tin fact that 20 feet Of her
keel aft, dtd the 1thl uood and rntldar post wtrn
carried away during htr e.Inrt stay on tho strand.
sho will alao tcqulfs t!bronEh recalkIne, as tbs
sesyises Of a. stsaa pnmp wcFa necessary 10 bring
FALSE Ruann.--A tNno. to tho effect that tho
ethr Gcn. Meade, which left here n week ago fur
The Islands to loal grnvel for tls port. had sunk In
1:nko Eric and that all IN hoard had tcrlHhc.l, wss
clrcnlatesi slong tho docks yesterday, and gained
considerable cfcslcnce among mariners, as tho
undoubtedly false. as the correspondent u Tho
Free lTkss, writing fr1ln Pit. n.Bay MoutsAy
morning, snys' tho Gen.. Mca1u sHught shelter
In the bar tt1M Saturday hight and Sunday rtor,I,
nnl was atll III the bay Monday usornlng. -Detrole
Free ptkS6,
, 1876-08-04
LIVE STOCK.

Perhaps the fastest time ever male By freight tvatn
wnR that accomplished ycatcrlhy by tht Chscaxo lsock
tFland Pacific. That roa,! brought through from
co,ncIt Blas H., stock train Vt 10 dnsb III lrsntp.
thrfe honrs.
CATTfE-Thc receipts yesterday wore large beyond
att rcaaoaal'te expectation. The marked decline SUE.
tsit,rd At the beginning at tho week Il VIVA supposed
would rtsnt IN diminished arrival. ~ tho wrek "nfe
sway, consequently tho trahc wcro slightly LcHnorAl'
kel WHEN It bcrar Known that thu days slp1y would
exceed E, W, hsud Dua'neAs ld nut opch ut Rs carly
hout tn', b,yers lloldak OF for further de.
ellue-a cuufso w1ch tho l.ravy snrrty OF
stook and tho position OF tho Eastern naar.
kct fully warranted thcr In rnrallln1. Toward noon
Prices having sesn odicd TO meet t.e!r ysws- T.,
;as. rs9cle W ~ ssFssKa'e Il to,swlse T. she cs:
:s!!.fsstory shnrina when e = usrss; s!Ias % ti
ss ts 's aani,y q s esnFs "a. innG' g, t.'s ~,
native. sSnprlsln ,ors .hn' t9ir.'i1s u ts cnt,re
sros:. w,s wsIs takr =. g 5sS ,2 nt m m+. ttt q
19 Iho .asiae ss wns NJ 9atnsa BY H., N 4
s? sa g for f. poor g nr,s an Tesaa t,snne , sa,Ia
Il Co. sOtt In lots. 215 Colorado chttlt At $aEt
313. Sales Of calves t1nRtl front ~ 5G III for coin.
mon to cl.oiro. The market c1Otci dull nud wrak.
, 1876-08-04

fLuun-MG "a os..es sr.nsn.' ,an a, IN Mo,s asvses WE
without n1teflal chAhRc ID tF'ees thouGh Now YORK
nourv nv hauueh its yor txn, IN fnrohnhjy tn IN
sSo u1aI ~ i, ~. s.t ~, AZ. ~ tt,s ~ ~
thtousn 70 eut"!"!t oat VI. ~. .ne Maac W.
lral on1 sne1 were reported OF So hfla winters nt
as. s.2o6pU.37xI 1.oai brs spring extras. partly nt
so..u4o.o" tsone W. Saos a aaA -, , VIZ ~ "onl'
partly NJ N.no. fotat. 1oN btsA Tic mar
kct closea numtnal vi the following tho aakng
rsnrn NJ orIcea: cholro wintsrn ID azr u, mcdun,
,,.nto.. a. .dso m chn,cc snr,ua ertro, =, mra
ss. ea S sseo 'ta .pptos .1,ts.
~ o so."e os nr!r r. ~a a. .o+tn"
Qte'ui bouf spll"aft e,."asn'.. sp"'"a s"fe'aaes'
81. aoifs.V0. lsfc Hour, *3. .eaa+.iG ,.......
sis 10 on tJack, and frue on boae cars, and ia ops
run W'Mtf wnca+ NJ pi!'po 1Iee On pnaru.
Lyrn. Ntd-Uoarsa nominal At etB 10 pcr ton Oh
,,rck - - -
.ir ,r.. .,,,, ,... .a.,.. ,a x4x,s.
,. '.,. .rss *. .ho .s ". =. U.
NJ. %ss@sS
Tx uat 70 VIII = eapects1, Wilt NSw York ~ns
a @ y WI Scns aSa Sse ssf so
stntr Tlrsu tinKs with t,u feNy vi E,irune an cum.
niesivi which Wero sti,ulsisi BY tic tine ii thp
inarFes @.vices from England, ather than " sny
sE0rt interest," I'D they fitted In irreY-te ioIF lins
OUT fvr ills month nla1tnx sutue uf item W a3IOus
tilst lilo Bcrtenbre tTcnin wt1 reduced ii of0 tlme
IL I"M.r vTsHes hclnK waited fSF s1iSnen sm NJ,
far carrying gil.Gdsr1 rrecp,a u flo lattuF con-.
, 1876-08-04
CANADIAN NEWS.

Epfc7dl W5pd7ch 10 Tie 3f76ANG =
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Tho Grand Lodgsot british
anil Hrltlsl.-Atncrican Orders Ut Good Tcmplars,
which llas been inscsslou here for tho past two
days, have completed tho union commenced at
last years. session. and they arc now united In
ono body under the mime Ut the Uutel TcHipcf~
nnce Order.
8p<oai DispateA 70 7hs n1bunA
TORONTO, Aug. 5.-air John llawkshaw, OF
Englunil, who had already given M opislon
nas just returned m from a srip over tie route q
the proposed catal III company with +. Z.
Capruol. Sir John says his visit to Lake slmtoe
hus nut altered The optnlon already glyen. on tho
T sa Gass upon an osS ILL., Z c.n ssE