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SheriTs Sales.

RY virtue of Sundry Executions 10 me directed,
- L will sell, before Union Court House door.
on the first Monday in January next, within
the legal hours of Shcrif7s sales, The following
property, to wit:
One tract of1 land located in Bogansville
township. Qnf6n CpuutJ, vvu,e;-;nx tae81
three hundred acres, more or less, bounded by
lands of j. Rice Rogers, B. W. Lee, Samuel j -.
Mayes and the Kilton land and others levied
on and to be sold as the property of Charles
Young, at the suits of II. l.. Goss, Survivor, and
W. j. and p. III. keenan,, survivor, against
Chalss Young
One tract Of land located in Cross Keys Town
ship, Union County, whereon Bsnjiman 7. Bish.
op now lives, containing three hundred acres,
more or less, bounded by lands efJessis Grs-
ham, William Wilson's the Lewis obo land.
Mrs. Browning Ross Alexander, y, Stewaif,
DR.. James Long aml others u on ,epdt q
be sold as the property Of sths John
Bishop deceased, at the suit Of yhicf
as Trustee, against John BiaH q -
The above sa. land will = ss6t .
acres. more or less, bod Ids OF Dan
Sei lnman, W. Gsws Go Smith and
R.egis Meng and others leYie IN
bold as THO Property of N66ep
suit of Wm | keenan, NJ |yx V8Svt%''U<
J. Howell and r.. F. Hon -
ALs6Sf -,
One tract of land Local n Union Codntys
containing two hundred a(e3tfty aoSe3(<hore
or less, bounded by lands - H<X
Thomson, the land belongi StAes 8poSe
and John p. McKissick ;s1ev5cds6n aad 80 81.
sell 'sld as, as the properly of Nc kt;sSssh Dasis g
ALo, y~&S6sS 4
One tract of land containing ninety,n
more or less, bounded IN the North hyj *
off as Nancy George SLOWER, East by Howefqvle
ry Road South by ands of A. J. Peeler and
John r. lotteries. West by lands of Baude
Elmorc and other' Levied on and to be sold rs
the properly Of ne Estate of Thomas Martin,
deceased. = tie suit of Isa. Patrick against
Sarah E<RStin as Administrators of Thomas
MART ceased. |
~ ri ~ I.i,t Iooa.sd~iu tJu;., County
con,N wenty.three hundred acres, moro
or Oh and to be sold as tho property
OF atthe several suits of J. Mott
MRS. Mcng, John Il. Hill Rob.
Irris Aa-.I' 'yeinst g. w. Hill and 9TH
lrles Bolt Adm'Fof r. s. Gillian. s. NJ
kfns as Executor %f VIM. Dawkins. w
tGlcnn and w. G. Asstin as Executors. W. G.
wis 90, i. L. Gunhouse& Co., Robt. w.
lkud, = 4. I. aErNExesutrix and Others !,
Inst 0fsgs yHll I6e 49,
|f3ESa
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Rf virtue of power vested in ts under
- mortgage, executed by jason ,HSireG, Jr
On April IL, 1877, and in order to itreclcse the
same. same. we will sell at public auction bef.re the
Soart House door in the town of Union, ON
oSssaay 90 IN January next, within the legal hours
est or sa,a , SaIes all the Eiaht title and a.sr
ao's OF land on the North. east corner Of Soutl
mnra "ouh.ain Streets, containing - acres
Sre INI OF less, bounded on the East bv In, or y
a"rsoh ! ms 1r.. trustee, on the North by lot Of 4
a. ..:s nownsend. Proceeds of sale to be annie
of Of 'A'a N0risage and under the direction there ther,
TERMS OF SAFE: o,s.,.s
the premises pndc," pdcnnser to e1eoStc Mortgage
" insure the tAselling house
Dec. IA d. Il. HILL, < Co.,
40 O..
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nst 900 NJ - s.sSSessiA ana otnsrsi
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One Sorrsl Mare named Molly, leviei on and
10 be sold as the property of Simnon Malone
attho Sh Of John Malone, for asSther, against,
simpson Malone.
- Iauu-7 7;Scarea IN onion County
O. Lemuel Hames tract containing
b fnu nlrety-six acres, more or less
lnds on the North and East belong-
"A Jeferies, South, by Wm. Jetfcr-
,cSard Gregory and West by Ian DIS of
ms; levied on and to be sold as the
the Estate of Lemuel IIames, dc
e suit Of David Thomas et al at the
fiames ct al as Executors of Lem
ceaaed.
the Residence of o. X. Hammett,
he eighth of January next within
of Sheriff 8 Sales, about thirty
Ehels corn, one hundred and ffiy
y bundles fodder and about fifteer
&, 9 T. Ss seed cotton and about thirty
- ~ IS ysed; levied on and to be sold as
o 40 RI Sf U. X. iiammett at the suit of
y q n HNmmctt
~ ThomsqA against o. X. Hummett under a
Lien Ehscutiou3
On Tuesday the eighth day of. January next,
on the plantation of Samuel Jefferies | will sell
WITHIN the legal hours Of Sheriff 8 Sales, abou,
tnirty bushels corn, two hundred pounds Seed
Cotton; levied on and to be sold as the property
~ 60 - burgess and j. b. Burgess at the sui,
Lien. AA''o'''n y"
on tuesday the Eighth day Of January nex,
l VIII sell at the residence Of Joseph Revnold,
IN Union County, within the legal hours AZ Sber
III sales, one Bale Lint Cotton, twenty. 6y,
bushels Corn and about SIX bundred h'1 nv ~
fodder, levied on and to be sold as the nuSn
OF Joseph Reynolds, at the suit of A. A Sarro;
against Joseph Reynolds and Thomas Vfnson.
ALSO.
On Tuesday the eighth day of January nav,
l will sell at the Residence of w. A. John,o,
andp James nj. Johnson, within the legal hour
of Sheriff's Sales, about three thousand pound
| Seed Cotton and about two hundred busbel
! property James Johnson and w. A. johnson a
the suit of Henry b. Burnett, Nancy A. Blu,
nett, Paulina Burnett, against Sallie johnson
James Johnson, William A. johnson, Mador
! Ray and William A. Ray.
| ALSO,
On Tuesday the Eighth day Of January nex
I will sell within The legal hours OF Sheriff
Sales, about three thousand pounds Seed CO.
ton and ono Bugge and Harness. levied on nm
10 be sold as the property OF William A. Ray
at the SUI efs amy b. Burnett. Nancy A. Bui
nett, ant R Burnett, against Sallie Johr
sen. Js11s1 lladora Ray and wisxar
X cO& Eneid ~ I&kIh day of January mex
4 + VIII 1e1k 61fdcnce of William Edward
4 within th& q hours of Sheriff s Sales, nho,
ItwontysfY3 fels Cos9s levied and to
ssld 6s fkt 1rty Of William Edwards, at IL
S7 ALSO.
733 On Taesday the Eighth day of January mex
ITNiIR nu<Ae residence Of J. Mob!ey Hill
| 80 hours Of Sheriff s Sales, abo
IN 11Ah& pounds seed cotton, levied
s!:';: ;:'' Il; 4 1 | = Il! - !! !; !;
, December I2kS 4 = Is
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" The State OF South Carolina,
~ q COUNTY OF UNION.
~ In the Court of Probate.
~ IBr JOS. F. GIST, Judge Of Probate in Union
~" County.
AfVXT HEREAS Richard V. Gist, hath applied
~. w to me for Letters Of Administration on
< tha Estate OF MARGARET +. BISHOP, late of
Y. Union County, deceased.
TAese therefere ts cite and admonish all
sDyA4q& singular the kindred and creditors Of the
3. deceased, TO be and appear before me at o
~ - Probate for the said County, to be hol-
SSS3af8 Union Court house on tho thirty -Rrst
kNH4<1 December 1877, at 10 o'clock As4sN., u
M4&y huse. IL any, why the said Administra.
6SfH ould not be granted. ssS&
EsSaIT under my hand and ttd<Eenkof the
H5 burt, this twelfth day Of De- IA. d.
fzk end in the l02nd yeat1 iio.p
rss@,z IL I,sps. Il 49, &. y
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The State of South ca e.
COUNTY OF UWoN,IJK
In the Court ofspnal. z:
BY JOS. F. GIST, Judge or
County.

County. -ssssc y's,Ff''0n
WHEREAS, j. X. Paulk, hathl nnn,;., !,
Wv to me for Letters of AdministratiA on ~ :
Estate of uRlAH PAULK, late ofN NIJn;nn
County. dcoaassd. u'oH
These are therefore to cite and admorfh all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, TO be and appear before lie at a
| Court of Probate for the said County, tohe hoi-
| den at Union Court House on the twe,ty-lrs
day Of December, 1877, at 10 o clock \. NJ, to
show cause, ifany, why the said Administration
| bknld not be granted.
| Given under my hand and the Seal of the
| Court, this sixth day of December
a. d., 1877, and in the one hunlrd ant
/ second year Of American Independence.
I JOS. +. GIT
| Judge Of PROBATE.
| Dec AS
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J! J! J! J! = = :; :; i !

One Sorrsl Mare named Molly, levie. on ant
10 be sold as the property of simon Malone
srtno 5t of, John Malone, for assther, against
s''"P''" Malone.
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Sale Under Mort gage.

Dec 7
, 1877-10-26
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,

Special I1spaicA 10 Ih< tHfra21 1ffhuns.
. AMHaY, ILL.,, Oct. 25.-Thc tiralld uIrision
Sons Of Temperance met lust eyeune with tho
An,boy He'd Ribbon Club. Attcr hearty nt-
tentIon to tbs routine business Of the Club, tho
tl,na was devoted to sttort addressed from the
representatives present. T, Moulding, the Rev.
J. Note, Mrs. u. <. 5cryls, a,td others from
Chicago, spoke. a. we'll as seyeral from mora
dtstant localities. Tho usual business of tho
Graud Division was resumed this morning.
Thu weather Is all that can bs desired, anil
there Is u good attendance OF members
from neighbortng Divisions, Among the
business transactions of general interest,
tho Grand Division has appoEute.l committee
t.I rrpust ot the kcnli-annusl 'acsston nrx>n thu
alyisabEly of reTivIny lhu ''benttit "IcAturs
OF tho Qr1ies; nlto, luA tlecit!e tU have Ut east
two G!I1elvne Vi lsaulztys III The field.
The Ilarc Of IneclIng In scmt.annual session
va. hxcd at MONTGOMERY, and thB annual 1t
Chicago.
In tho evening the formal reception wss giycu
IN thu congregational Church. The ut!Iress OF
welsomo was delivered by tho ttyv. Mr. Clark
In the presence OF full h1usc+ Ncspousc was
made by the lscv. j. Q. Stanehseu md Mrs.
Wait. During tue crcnlng sesctal vocal duets
and solos were rcndcrel by DR.. Leonard ard
Hiss Do Gecr, Of Chicago. III 4 very acceptable
Manner
Tomorrow the election Of officers Will take
UuEGs
, 1877-10-26

e A1s - A.
CLgvELArn, Oct. 2l-A conference OF tho
railroad branches of the Young Mems Christian
Associations commenced d kcks!nh hero tllfs al-
ternoon. Eight States and Canada nrc repre-.
kensct1. Tie officers elccled are: President, W.
T. Dasenport, Erie, Pa; vicc.preasdcp,a. leu
~ ". etager, Cleveland; Co!. Orlando Smith,
Columbus; James seCromer, st. Thomaa; !;
l.. Z. Htows East Saginaw; Hcorse w.
Parker, 81. Louis; Secretaries, 7, Il. Patton.
Altoona, 4. u. Thompson, plttsburg.
In tho evening adlfcsscs nf welcome were
made by r. F. Smith, Cleveland, tho Rcv. II. t.
Hayden, Of Cleveland, and ID. w. Walton,
IreAi!cnt Of the Cleveland Assnciatton, and
rcsponAes by Il. q. Mor.c, vi the International
Convention Of New York. astl President Dnycu.
ports Letters of encouragement Wsru read
from prominent railway officials.
rNE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
eie,laEy Convention met here this iftcrlo,n. the
President, ". X. Pcnhtesut., In the clair. A
large number Ut delegates from diIcscnt. parts
OF tho country were present, atnun9 them the
Hon. X. ". l'sliop, (IuycFnor.cIect Of ohio, anu
wife. Elder ". y. Ilobson, President ri the
Christian University OF this State. Elders +.
ltett and Moore, Dr. A. W. HclilnR, ug New
York, AMI other prominent men Ut The Church.
The report Of Elder Thomas Munnett. Srerr-
tary OF the Board Ut Hume Missions,
WIS presented and rea,l. 1t silowa the
very encouraging progress q the work
Of which It treats. This evening President PEN
tllcton delivered an pb,e anntat address to o
large congregation. The Convention considers
nil matters pertaining to the Church as we'll a.
the missionary work, aud promises to 10 Of nn-
usual Interest.
, 1877-10-26

President I}ec'lcr. hsring been instructed 10
propofc TOPICS for discussion, handed In twelve,
tho principal being: A cpmpendlous view Of
the principles AMI ncas,rca OH which the nt,oli.
ton OF slavery ic1cntts: an investigation Of
the doctrtncs of the Bible un the subject of
tlareFy; The relations of tile Statea on slavery;
the duties Of the National Government IN tho
subject; the best tnoie Of uniting all ClEts-
tians In sctton on The subject, etc.
The declaration Of principles Is long and At
all times somewhat arid document. US main
pnints being tho following: That slavery
ann!btlate.i the foundation of all rights
hv refusing to acknowledge the alave
y 4 nisn: that VITA this were
l.ssfpated Ill other rights AS to conscience, mar
riagc. property, etc; that this lar titi not ntl-
nit the Nare's right TO know his duties to t4od
md man; that II allowed him nj right II cnn-
sctcnec: anil. finally, that the system was at all
times and In all circumstances sinful To degree
,,nfpeakntio and Uncomfortable, nttf ought to be
utterly and forever abolished. Concerning the
removal II the syrtenI the declaration held that
the communities hich s,istainclt could attolis'
II; that Il should he done At once and not put ut
on 1nv prctcxt. And much n,ore to the sam1
emf. The addrets 10 the people Of the State,
prcrnred by Me.srs. Wu1cott. t}eccer, nn,l
Carter, IL alto included In tho pamphlet. II t4
document Of great force, but would hardly
bear c0ulenttnQ.
, 1877-10-26
THE NEW YORK LIFE,

ALnAxr, NY, Oct. a5.-Tha Superintendent
Of tho Insurance Department Of the State OF
New York haa Just hicl his 5eport OF hia cx-
animation Of the Ecw York Life Insurance CUM
pauy. of tho City OF New York. superintenl-
cnt Smyth says, among other things, that, has-
Ing completed searching examination Of the
affairs ot the Now Fork Ltic-Iuaurancc COM
pauy, It atforis hlm unqualified pleasure at be-
Ing able to make public the grattfyiug favt that
the result Is most satisfactory. Every item of
liability, real. actual, nslnccns, sworn to
by tho officers tn thu last annual report made t>
the Department, las been closely serutinlzcd.
aud the statements In said report aro
found 10 be true ia The letter, aud
Ut her liabilities were found TO exist. Tho
net surplus over Ill liabilitIes u &AAf,sfs. iiu
tluds tho titles to all the property vn which tbs
Company ho14s mortgages, or which 1t owns,
entirtly satisfactory. un! si.e valuations u tho
Department ii such property agrees substantial
" with those of tito cunpany. Tie rash se-
euntes VI the Cutup4ny, costing $l1SQ.ash, arc
Of an uncxceptionable character aud worth
fbo0,5l IMnrr than they coat. The tutA gruss
assets aEe 3;llaleG9. The Superintendent, iu
conclusion, says ho has NJ hrsitatlan In stating
tkat this great corporation fs ent!tttl u pubHu
confidence, aud it, uulecta 10 tIa wat,ucat COLI
tneud4t!ou
, 1877-10-26
PORT HURON.

hptefai Dssprfrh - Jht Csfca7o 7sthtne.
Psnr 1fuhoy. Mich, Oct. 2J.-Down-props
Rn'sia, Huron City, Man!toha. Scotia, Empire
State. fndls, Sparta sad coneort, Annie Young and
cnn'ost4 Jamcs Davidson and conaort, t,ormorant
and tonaost, Grares and consosi; hths* Harry Bis
sell, Nellie Wilder. t. Crawford, James Z. King,
Z. spahemsn, II. 4. H!chn,onA.
tp-rrops 1'enton. st. Joseph, Cuha, Yosemite,
Hello csDss and hasCee. Cnttie and consort, Ms
sahickon. sad Annie Sherwood; aehrs ". y. Ox.
den. J. higher.
Mind north: hr1fk. Weather ctondy.
The little schr Altoona. which has been ashore
on Port Austin Ecti, was ,c.cu"d last night hy tho
Ing Andrew j. Smith, and Is OH her war 10 thus
port
The northeast wind witch ppsung up this aftcr.
nom n rsrstbn1 considers ole pra or Lake Iu.on
and aeferAl vessels and baFgc5 have FUN bacK.
Iho weather looks bad.
, 1877-10-26
ADJUSTMENTS.


N't1f'KEN'S Ti1EATNE.
"Thc ti!!,lctl Are"is probably one Of the
worst plays ever written bY man OF genius.
We hare EIcartl Ut "Thc lfcathen Clince,n mud
do most potcntly aud powerfully believe what
tho crties tell ,ls. that Il cxeels Mark Twain's
first dramatic effort In respcct OF all qualities
thnt 60 tn make up 4 ba'i dramatic composition.
The "Gildcu Age +" WIS originally meant AZ
1oke,-a sort Of bur1esque upou the playwrtghts,
but unfortunately for Marks pofnt john Ray
nopd cast bis eve ur,n it., and created bazc
Ut popularity aroun, the principal figure in the
drama. Col. .Se!er. has become one of the ready
to-hand personitlcAtsons with which to point
paragraphs. II was one Of tlosc happy atridcn.s
that all actor falls Into occasionally. No mnn
could play .sclefs like Raymond, ami NJ artor
will be build enfllYls 10 initiate him. The part
will live and die with him. Last evening tl,.
play was very clcvcsly rendered at AlcEickGs's
Theatre IN the presence Of A large audience.
The applause ami laughter which accompanied
the performance was sufficient tndoEectncnt of
its nlet't Tie only thing 10 te nutcd about
Mr.. hayla1n1'R perB0nattou Ia that lie dresses
'settrs little tn0se ela,pratcty, and giycs MIN
hat with u much wtter bri.n than heretofore,
Which Is hardly an Improvement Tho cast
wis unusually good, Including Mr. liar
ry Pearson "a 81 Htekfns, sir. Len
rock al Cos. !selly, Harry Ice as Lly
Hf~ktns, and Laura D0u rs Laura. NIzs
Allies Hastings played Emt'y, In whicl, she dis
covered, aA usual, somr bright ard promising.
qualities. "Coionrl scllers'' will te played
uurihg tho remainder Uf this week.
, 1877-10-26


Ths sehr Mary Jane, which ran agrpund pesy
Turtle Light Saturday night, srrissd 4. Tu!e du
Wednesday, has,ng beca alshtsred by ths sclf
Caprpn. The Jane wks out In tho te. rlbte esIs
Friday, and had her nAtnsa. two tlsy salts. tup-
galIant.sx!l and mfzxen- hlom carried away. llrs
Whrel vi. ht0keh oil shufl, zu,! hrtusn \ titles
could be n1ed she feis 1n.o TIE trough o' Tue -
Tnfantu 4 week aEs, Wednesday. snl Thurt,sny
night II began 70 blo~, the GaIu beus the most
sio'eut Frtay night: After he! wheel had b~un
that lhe snIs of lset yardt t4uee4 sh* water. Tbs
whuls lutk wss awcp. ny Kts4t wsyea which car
Eied csetJih!n: hrfArs ttent.
rnr, intpn IL tiese,s,,i VIII cargo st" q sta.s, @
sAys the ifs'!'at crew At thas place pulled their
craft TO shf seo*. but found n" e1ew had stAn'
d.'uua atr. sig 1-hoaF* pull BY thu 1fe ls,a cFsw
btuuHht thein tu 1:4st tlaEonr, Nfsrs they tuun1
The Clipper tlstuls ctsw vi rsfe-
'rhs ps''p City Of Tnleslu fs{Nrtrl! sauk u Ainx
fult;h rrpors. hcr as oSdcu.bur:. unlnjuEra nnl
unloading her cargo.
Thu sthr t+4,s,tr, which was ashore un 1rosss
stephen Wild. i fures,au in lhs psnp Atiant,c,
fell Into tho hold VI &At busl Ut nubulh ID ths l7h
ipsl.. snl broks his neck. dying almost iu.tanty
villa VA. shipped 1t Duluth. but his folks rra'aa
nc4s Cleveland; a"d his oFothss IL IN engineer an
Ths .ehs Lewis lsasa, which wa. repaired 1t Dc.
tf0It after EN'M1 ashDrc an Lake Ert, and ~rHt fu
Chatham tn ls'n,l grsin. IL agaln Oh the 6ottngl
she gos on the Tar IN tamr1 liissr Tuesday night,
and il tkety ta t.ay then, until tho MAtre nOw Iva
feet hcioH lhu u.Haf icscl sises.
weIass.ia,, ~ shs sai iii lssaaelI III sels II snona
lcse her tab1ens 9ud heatl:taf.
This atiar SkylaTk put hark 10 S. joo night h.
f0rS last on aceHant nf broken cylindes.
Tho Canadian srhF Sec!1n ~as In trouble u
Loue Point "Wednesday. md she sas Satellite has
lett Detroit to I.slxt her.
, 1877-10-26
IfE KNOWS IT ALL,

An o1fc!ops Inspector Of Customs at f1aWego has
hecD boihcrinc TIE Captsln Of the steam barge
MaEY Il. Robtstson. At thai port. Thu inter was
compelled to pay an additional sun of S95 and
ruue ernta hcfors hr could ret a clearance on tho
general ground that tho Cnsson-ltouee officials at
Chicago, 10 wham he paid hs tnnnagc dues. had
not COLLECTED enough, having collected vi gr,as
tons tnatcal Of net inns. which inspcctnr krcfe,
of the Drwc4o Custorn 1ionre, claims they ehoutl
hlYe dunt,
, 1877-10-26

coal 10 Chicago n zoe: Angus Smith. j. i. Mcr.
riil. 1ah Mel-Ina. coal to Milwaukee at CSC: Cos.
rack, 2tD tons ns msisc. 10 Clerciand at :,Dc per
t"n: Lone Star anil Nnboh. !nmher from, Bhy CITY
lnnher .rnr, the stt1tA to Chicago st s1.31X
per thon:and: Stampede. ta1t TO Sheboean
On p, t.. Miami Eclc, coai IN Toledo At 2Oc.
Elcarancr.-I -I'fous Aes1r. ana Dean Tsichn1ons!-
rd't; Founsitn lily. Is hslh Of cement AMI fun-
dEtcs. chitagn.; Arctic, Hancock: y. N: Wilson,
Duluth: g. ". titles and Clara Parker. 800 ions of
cos. 4. Richards, Ch.cagn, BaF State+ 4bO tons
coal, Port uHton; +. f'cre~. Dulath.
, 1877-10-26

Total. GIN 1s.hS1,ses Nth husa ss9
This inulcatea considerable fa!ltu3 on IN our
mercantile nary, eompsrrd with an.c.war ttue.,
but IL a!su Shove MHFkrd improvement during
the pasf few years.
Tbs l1sses Of shipping are annually very lAsys
Without taking Any account ot tho ct.nstwlse craft
naxe exceeds :" 00u vessels Of all flags every yrar
Last YrA7 they werr placed Al 100 In 1871 1T
=. 100, in 1814 at =, t!G In lb71 II i, lU, anu in
knowu they rsrr ..:llT vessels; since lHlI.. ~
MU vessels las~ been lost A sea. In the tnemura-
ble lK7s VT lust I'M sraG0tAx vrssrls. and threat
Hfitatn !. .23a. The Losses Of scaE.'lng steamers
raMse sruns l15 IL eoO annually, and Ia 1874 the
number VIA nt4.
Ar to the capital invested In tho lu,,nense fleet
that carries the ocean commerce .! Tho civilized
world, II IL alnuss fabulous In 1874 al ul.ldtsl
eattmstc. II was placed 1t $iOS, 1:.7. uuu IN assl
tunnage and 2;s2 OH, 0i0 IN steasneEs ur = total
VI over $ntHt. o4 0o0, Including atl lhtions. Of
cOnrse. Ths sum u not lcAz auw.-.t<w YORK
.}onFnIl VI EouAnt<rcs.
, 1877-10-26

CHICAGO, Oct -. There WAS vrry lEt.n de-
nand far grain se.scfs and the marxt. ~. dull 1t
axe for corn to Duaalo. The tchr Atwater was
Chartered for corn At 3!sc, the *chs j. u. wilhcs,
harley on private icFns, nna the prop blanchard
corn 10 CoIlinr~ohd, The n. t;nrtner for cnfn Il,
sarn!a. Capacity: SnMM hi cos,,, 10, coo b.t
barley. anA 10. Dtl0 I'M hsfIey matt.
Sthf ". I. Wilcox reccivcd 81 IN for lumber
from h!pcna 10 thicago. And nhsih 4. Wrl1s
&l.J71i for cargo from Duncan City to this port.
, 1877-10-26

FolloFlng are the 1gufct IN statements for tho
quarter ending Sept. ~. 1S'7: Value ol dntiable
good. imts,sscd. 81 57, 137: value Of free good.
s51s. .71: .ota. imported. 81. OH. .4la. Value Of
goods paid tuty e. ship. s.. s2::i. ia: yalue ol
g:,ud. paid duty fr wareouse, $s.::. 40: fatal,
81. iaS ;1J. f,uty collected sh!p, SiS4, Cts u
e waech0n-e, STU. :HE}.A7 total duty. S7D:it
u1O.sl Total salue Ut exports for same quarter,
st3: w, for sanie quarter IasI year, <!8!. ll4.-
, 1877-10-26

CAPT. GnEES1ItLGT1'S TUGS.
The tugs Triad and Edwards arc exucctea 10 ar.
rive here to-day from Cleveland. The former will
enter the tur hoet here, and the latter will prola.
by 70 dpwn the Illinois s Michigan Canal 10 the
IllnoEs River, anu tlentc l., the Mississippi River
AMI dawn that strean 10 New O7lcanH. where sha
will engage In towing.
, 1877-10-26
iflEfPAl.{I.

Spfciai nfsnltc4 10 7nf Lain4Qs T>tAasA
Du5rALo, n. Y. Oct 23. ThS e4sQoss o9 s-hrs
d. r. DIuco and John Ke1isshousa. eoasjstlnx at
corn from ct!caso, arc canlen,nei Oh account Ut
t}AsnaRe received IN ths storm on Lake Michigan,
THY grain could not b. handled u the elevators,
and will have To ho taksu out to buckets Tho
underwriters Will take charge Of u. Fous s4il aud
ous stealn vessel sstisei to-day, aul only two
steamers yesterday. With grain. =
lanai f1rixhts hare declined He % wheat aul
corn to-day. shipments It lUc On com aud tUaft
offered q l1ie w wheat 70 Nsw York. shIl,,ers
holdinX back !or lowts Eales: There ssxms u. bs
~ lack of eaual tscszhts. Third and fourth clss4
l.o3ts takeu fuE corn. Every boa, suisst!r bns
tesn 6lted UP; Grain Ut pttsent rates pay. lho
owner 800 To 2t0O mofe re0At on i trip thin luEs
ber or ata,ss Eessrls are being DISC b. rrrd viii,
reasonable apatcb, aud the ees will nearly all get
Away this usek.
ia tA4 Hrst<yA AIsactattd J'Ft.A
BUFFALO. Oct. 25,-chAstess: kcAss l.. uAun1,
, 1877-10-26
MARINE NEWS.

g. THE WORLDS SHIPPING.
Tho following will show the prescnt scngotnE
eat and steamer tonnage OF the various nations nc-
coring to the carefully prepared stalcneut VI tho
lureau seEltns, world organization for the cassi-
6catton Of yessels igruks tonnAGel:
, 1877-10-26

at~cidf .fsh7tra ia The e:Atsuyo Td5un>
MtLwAtKkE. Oct .5.-Chartcrs ID lsnGato:
sehr 4 '. H. Watson. X. Sttns. Carl!neford,
GU, 600 bu wheat Al &c; 10 Erie. prop Alaska,
44,0oU bu wheat. through; to usdcntburg sehr
Taunas ParoHs. 10. u1, bu wheat ut Dc; prop
Lawrence, l., Ooo tu wheat through.