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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
II Agent, will practice in the several Courts OF
the County and District. Special attention given
10 Collections Office over the New York Store
Independence, Iowa l2b-u
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
aRuCKART a NEY.

4 TrORNEYS AT LAW Independence, Iowa
n Office III Munson's Block. Main ST.
JspLA W. HARMON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06


n Special attention given to Collections. once
over Fisher Bros. Grocery Store. l6w3
A. C. PARKER,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Collection Agent.
"A Office with Bruckart l. Ney.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-04-06
u. ID, HOLDRIpGE,
LAKE & HARMON,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AND
Land Agent Office over Taylor's Hardware
Store Independence, Iowa.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-10-20

ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-10-20
Arrears Of. Pay, bounty, sc.


Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors of
the late war. or their keirs, are i'll many cases
entitled to money from the Government
which has been found to be due since final
payment. Write full history of service, and
state amount of pay and bounty received.
I Certificates of Adjutant General q. s. A.,
showing service and honorable discharge
therefrom, in place of discharges lost, pro-
cured for u small fee.
Enclose stamp to Gilmore az Co.,
and full reply, with blanks, will be sent free.
Pensions! Pensions!!
All Federal Officers. Soldiers. and Sailors,
wounded, ruptused, or injured in the line OF
duty in the late war, and disabled thereby,
can obtain a pension.
Widows, and minor children Of Officers,
Soldiers and Sailors, who have died since
discharge, of disease contracted, or wounds
and Injuries received in the service and i'll
line of duty, can procure pensions by add
dressing Gilmore 81 Go.
Increased rates for Pensioners obtained.
Bounty Land Warrants procured for service
in wars prior to March 8, 1855. There are
no warrants granted for service in the late
rebellion.
Send stamp to GILMORE a. CO.,
Washington, u. C., for full instruc-
TONS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-10-20
A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, Smith & Co.

Successors to Uhipman, Hosmer g Go.
Patents procured in all countries. No
fees in advance. No charge for services
uutil patent is granted. Preliminary exam
nations free. Our valuable pamphlet sent
free upon receipt of stamp. Address,
GILMORE, SMITH g. Co,
WaSliugton ID. c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-10-20
History of the
H0UMAS LAND CLAIM
BY RoBT. II. BRADFORD.
CHAPTER III.

Reproduced from Drapeau dc IA scensto,,.I
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16
Work Cattle for Sale.

F N Tanner has on Oak Greek Is miles abov. Camp Verde le0 head ui Work Beef Cattle. m.-st st caitI. fog sale for cash Prices to suit ihe m-s
 Feb 25 1877. mh2-~h
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-16

~x MAGNOLIA WATER, FLORIDA WATEE u and the best wsIehrs cotosSk' fIs'h and e'' n uiu. uR KENDALL's Pies-~- Drug sio'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
OWL NOrES.

IN the suit of Remington against Westcrman, the
facts published in THE TRIBrNR, Judge
Donohue decided opon default incurred by the do
PENDANT.
Judge Sper, in Superior Court, Special Term,
granted yesterday the suit OF Henry H. Body against
samuel j. others order TO show leturna
Die Friday next why the recent default Should not DO
opened.
In the suit OF the Bank of Louisiana against
Brander Chanblss e Co.. previously reported IN THE rnIB
NE Judge Worst. supreme Court, Circuit, ycstcr-
verdict fer the plaintiff for 1850 the tNcep
tuns % DO hoad IN the first instance At General Ioru
In "A suit of Alexander Douglass against Henry \.
Gdorscoye Tor balance II $lii ~ bin OF supplies
Ind Joseph I,I!y Common Pleas special Tenn, has
OVerruled demurrer 10 the complaint that IL dc not state
constitute cause Dnt
defendant 10 answer
Ia the ease of Perry against Perry, in (which the
wife asks mtol tho ground of the husbands
cruelty and and he c.nyug hor charges states
tint MS home ruined her habits 81 iniOucaon,
and sick ~ his sisters nOns" Judge j. r.
Dliy Pas special Term. has denied motion 10
strike out portions OF the HUSBAND . answer
In tic suit of Charles A. Eason and others against
Nicholas MalavaH Judge !. r. Daily In Common Pleas Spe
cia TERN Las ~ artaehaent against the do
rhe attachment the that
lac a. himself avoid service of process Judge
D4Iy prOf that lao knew Of intent
10 commence q snt against hin
James Driscoll as administrator Of his wife Mary
Dr.co sued the city o 10000 for causing her death by
negligence, aud the Tried yesterday IN supreme
Court Circuit before Judge Barrett The pavement ~ Thames
Greenwich s-. OUt OF repair. and Mrs Drsco
81 1871 l. fell hole aud received fatal Injuries The
accident TIM jury directed TO bring in sealed verdict
this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

dSeaasnps ga % esGgsS e no; e S ssesra
oth Ss dhe @sa s o. o a; ospyMotion denied soe
las s@orsa% The ESccer Petroleum Co. agt To S;i 8.
s a2t1S% sI1 saso az anG e".s motion
shoS Dismissed e petitioner remsnded VIII c"ss %
be adjusted and to be PAID to The rseG' s e au
reTco entitled 70 have hs ices taxed N esS9ranse
by SptSr 52 Of Tie laws q 1874 Tho fees Of the referee
The hr reference ought also 70 be aPM hs ana must aS he G
s BY the to be settled on two day" nouee
memorandum.
Superior Cowt-Spocial Te,n-Al'y Judge speir:.,
Bond ag McNiR ct aRef,rees report o. s@o eonarmsa
%a Ct a. ago e soS acton John j.
Judge S a. ags MOTT ao S ~ 81
Opening default taken on tho TN DAY I" December vi
payment Of costs &c
Common Pleas-special 7erm-Bs judge J. +.
Day~Eaaton maaryaz grantod on ,e,Ins ses
opinion Webster ast haciAnghn- gra5eI WIT
divorce rT win be- granted Douglas agf
s MCSn dcHs Il plaintiff notice trial and Ole note o.
Issue for FsGIn1ry sr os sss Sz
The attorney claiming the ,s sn f frS lin need be
apprehended $40 costs AWARDED 70 Vernon q M s
m TGr sss@ vice as Fire Co
Gaze settol see melnoranaG M9wiy az WH ossd ex
c@p' the 18Th 25 ssh those dlsalowed Fox agt Fox
prop@I% Excluded wheeiock agI IN
by Judge Van Brunt-Traunan agt IangbeinsI cannot
sec any reason io GsnT9 n IN . crar ,ig '
Marine Court hambers-Bv Justice McAdsm.-
tugr act Bauer; Crawford ines Amsagt Mailman;
Goldman at COIN; Richardson agt Dl0ssy Day aSi roI
dan: Richardson agt Ioelr Notions granen r01 sg,'
Attachment baJiablo In 5000 IlcIerinan asl'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. required Ahern agt Taylor
Iniunrtion modified. Mnler I1enkeD-honoD 10 ds
denied and motionfor substitution sa le Low
ensten agt CTenogan.h tachmens baabo III s0OV Ga,a
sgt Lvnch Mcdonald agt. White Ierine agt Mennelsohn
NiiaTd agt. Ham Railway Advertising Co agf talwen;
Maxwell Gibson Massey agt Davis Don asL ;lSi,
DeTiulS noted Warren act OTny-M oton denied Nclton'
orts fros..Seeury for costs or!ere Uter as rnh
Defendant from arrest Manke as hohn
Irankpl AIT WaIter Little AT. Eleanor Harrington Ag'
Rcbarison Ogden agt. Franzman Levy agt ?tsh@is
Brown AIT Van Keck W9drOn agt. Snaier; CaIkls ibl
Hirsch Speiss Hirsch Bruce asi Lawrence
granted ~ 49, D.. -. mn
rs Chief Justice Shea Clayton agt Cakes Papers on no
ton Congo agt Hatch-Case and exception setteh app
filed. I..,.,
Iy Justice Shcrian.-Ahcrn sgt OShea-AotioE denied.
& rOi d eYemt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

70 tho bar Of the Of Representatives 70 answer fSr
rrG 81 IL r nd ,ss S 30 eC@ n b. bsioc said COMMITTEES
Of wheel tho william u Morrison 4 charnan n 10 @p S
ON sf ts % a OF bscsnbeS we snd refusing 10 bring
S %as a sS% anti 70 % ea WITH as o the
MI NJ uTAWTIIID tilop. Ohiol inquired whether Mr.
Or0n hal been called upon IN produce specific eiegrsS
all sent 70 Or ~ ccrt1 pc pgr0 nce tine main
contempt Mr. Orton was bis nllure 10 a2IIr Pe0so
the committee in obedience to me n'e OF a g for
his arrest AZ 70 the description ~ the kilograms In the
snbncna. he referred SIR Garfield to the case OF Gen
Rnhcont IN ST. Louis when that benticsl question was
ra4 and when the court decided In favor oil the va
HT NJ KASsOH rep, Iowa. remarked that there wero
two points In Mr.. Ofton's statement 20 te
one that Ne was M and the other That he had no posss
sio mr. know edge Of the OF tho papers called
for The pending resolution was practicaly asking INC
Uouse to adjulge Mr. orion IN eontempt for somethlng
~ which he had no Knowledge. He CMr kasson) was
clear that Mr.. Orton should not be charged win con-
empt FOR the production OF pnpora which were nor
In ms possession but the charge should be limited 70
contempt for his nOu-appoaronc" . -o ~, ..
The resolution adopted by vote OF 1913 Yeas 70
LOUISIANA RETURNING BOARD
The SPEAKER then laid before tho House extracts
from tho proceedings OF the same committee IN the case
If Madison Wells and other members Of the Louisiana
Returning Board for refusing to produce the returns
&c. on which that board acted The papers having been
read Mr. JIUNTON moved that they be referred to the
Judiciary Committee with INSTRUCTIONS 10 report 10 Wv.
House al the earliest day practicable what ACTON Soun
Mr. KAssON suggested 10 instruct the committee 10
make careful report or the extent and the Limitation
tLe power OF the House to order the attendance OIL ana
tbc production Of official papers and documents by t
officers of the state OF louisiana executing the unctions
OF tho State Government.
Mr. HUNrON considered that that question was en-
braced In the original motion.
The motion was agreed 10.
Mr. RJJsK rep, WIS., from the Committee on Invalid
Pensions reported hill determining the amount OF pen
son to paid soldiers sailors VINO nave icst DOM
an arm and \ leg. Passed. . ,. - n
Mr. DURHAM Dem. KY, from the Committee on i.e
vision uf Laws reported back the Senate Dill 10 cor
rect tho statute punish counter,ctng so 80 to require
intcnt ~ lie shown. Pascal.
Mr. O1RiEN Drm MOI, from the Committee on
Mines ana Mining reported back the Senate joint res0u
ton Authorize tie President Ia appoint three cOmnl
snnrrs attend international conference on me SUD
iect of the relative values Of gold and silver. WIN an
n the President 10 propose sncli
conference To foreign governments.
Mr REAGAN Dem Texas opposed the resolution ar
ring that the silver question was ore which vtay NJ
yoyed the interests of the country, aud whch hhold
therefore be exclusively controlled by tho American
Congress The morning hour expired aud the JOINT res0
luton went without action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
HOrSF OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

BY unanimous consent the States were called
for bills d II in the morning hour of Monday when bills
re int reduced and referred. Among them the
following:
By lr PAGE 0irp., Cal.)-TO p.rinit homestead set
Tiers within railroad limits to enter in certain add
tiOnal lands.
iy DR. GOODIS CDem., KanJ-To secure the rights of
,r.slcrs railroad lands.
~ Ar. sEELYE ltcp., Mass.l-F the free impOrta-
don ~ book.
OF commission Or tho "qliiabc dbtGiDuion Of the ui
expended bnl:uce of tho Geneva award iund
counting tr clrot0ra vote and declaring the result.
~ Nj. NAIrEi;+OS Dem, hyl-Io regulate com
Incrrc among The states.
NJ MILLER u.c.. y. W offered resolution Instruct
iug tno Committee WAYS and Alrns ~ inquire mo
Tie xpecncy OF nbJshing thc two cents stamp tax on
cheeks and drafts Referred.
MR. OKTUS ~ CONTEMPT
The SPEAKER laid before the House 4 co.1munica-
ti0n from Mr. Morrison, Chairman OF the Ncw-Oricans
Inycstiting Committee, transmitting extracts from tho
proceedings Of the committee IN regard 10 tho refusal Of
Mr. orion, President ~ the Western Union Telegraph
Ccmpany appear AMI testify before the committee
o. produce kilograms called for In subpoena served
upon him. . -.
Tho proceedings having been read Mr. HUSTON
O)n;p Val offered the following resolution
Ae0fceJ That the speaker II tho House ssue writ under
lis Aua atestd by the clsfk. COMMANDING the ser
rt Ain either by hmAef his special deputy cr mes
ssngor ai,s William orVn and bring HIN ~itoat delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
FOUR SMALL FIRES.

A fire from an Oyerhcated stove occurred
nlont O'Clock Last evening the second floor Of the
treestory brick building at No % Walker-st occupied
by Jacob Fedman. dealer in 2entemen's furnishing
goods Before conld be suished It had extended
10 tho third floor, Occuuel by Jacob Hcc ht. hosiery
maker The damage amounted 10 about $4,000, which
was fully covered by INSURANCE. The building Is owned
Ly Maria Bennett.
aged about 500 by fire last evening. The cause
defective fue
frame discTy OF ~ Hccht %; NJ" lCl East Oustonst.,
last night, caused a damage OF $50.
Morris Jacobs clothing store. ~ No lS1 Greenwich
ST. took fire last nieht and was damaged 300. The
stock III the store also Injured to he extent or 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
OTHER FIRES.

LEWISTON, Me- Jan. "a fire broke out
this morning in building owned by T. &. Paul and ocou
MED by Cobb smith, cothicr,, and extended 10 build
iDg owned by Charles Bradbury and occupied by Mrs..
Rroyninc Dilincr and another owned and occupied by
Irmont q Fisher, dealers The total loss Il about
$1,000; insurance about half that amount
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.--At an early hour this
morning tire destroyed the soap and candle manuiae-
tory of Jones Conaan on CcntTaave. The loss is
4iuated at from 81 600 70 $4,000 Robert Florence,
the nght watcbnlan received injuries from the bursting
Of tank during the fire which Will probably prove fatal
HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. "a fire IN Ian
caster at midnight entirely destroyed the building on
East King-st occupied by Hunter Brother ten store
and H. H. HasetLs hat The loss is about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
PROBABLE REMOVAL OF AN ASSIGNEE

4 motion was made some time ago by the Butch
ers Ban creditor NJ Benec: Brothers Ia the
amount 81 800 Peter L. COrteyOu, the
assignee ground that no nsoyont. the
assignee claimed bank had united in corporation
rlst other creditors Tho bank admitted TIE Sign
ing deed, hut claimed that before 1t had been de
ced accept deed takeH the
tense borrowing H. and ts return refused ON refer
cnce ~ TO fOuEd that tho bank had
Intentionally delivered the deed ON this ilndug the
came yesterday befO judy. DonOhue IN supreme Court
Chambers renewal OF The motion o. remove the assignee
innaied that lS iai ami the uudrui'i
insolvency to assignee the removal would DO proper hut
reserved decision. Emmet u. Olcott appeared the
bank; Charles Earle Tor the assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
THE COURIS.

INCIDENTS OF 4 CRIMINALS LIFE.
The trial of the suit OF Catherine l.. Wells
against exsher Conner begun yesterday in supreme
Corri. Circuit before Judge Ven Brrint. The plaintiff
WAS 4. barInad in Liverpool, aad married 10 one
puIl,rd one of the BoystOn Bank robbers under
going 2O-years' sentence in Massachusetts, for that
robberv He was then in funds and took the plaintiff to
Paris here he opened American restaurant nut got
into trouble with tho poce-in which the plaintiff says
he WAS pnocent-anG returned this country. He left
her a uowcr of attorney aud executed papers TO
secure h4 property from seizure there The furniture
owned by him and the palnt-hc claims that la had
nrev;ous wife living when he married her shipped
10 this city, and the plaintiff here and joined him.
After sonr months part Of wlicn ne pent IN an inebr
ate asvlu he was arrested end taken to Boston ana
there pleaded guilty and sentenced to the fun term
of 90 years for tine robbery Meanwhile he assigned his
rights in the property in question To Mr.. Chapman
who had advanced him money. The property mad
been stored with one srom, and Chapman brought re-
rrpyn suit against Stron. and seized 10 through the
sheriff The plaintiff in this interviewed defend
ant In that suit and after long litigation before referee
norton the property declared to lave been But
ard- to belong to Chapman, but The grcei portion
to the present piaun. IN hla deposition taken on thdt
s, Billiard charged he plaintiff with fOrSaEing hin Tor
one OF his associates In the robbery.
After the decree The sheriff deputy turned over p"r
ton ~ the property the plaintiff but she now declares
that articles given Chapman tDa Should
have come her and tnt were lost and others m
iured The sheriff claims that everything that came 10
cree; that by arrang cement between counsel Tor
plaintiff IN this anti Tie Of the property was taken
from hi, hands during the pendency OF Inc former SUI
that the plaintiff eNpr' sd herself satisfied VII
-, received The goods With their condition and nunhr
The case ~ sill, Lockwood Post appear Tor tI'
plaintiff; ex-Judgc Green ANA Nh GOODWIN IoF Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
DECISIONS JAN q,

Supreme Court Chdmb0s-Bv Judge DHnohue.--
Undrhil ag Williams Hubbard agt Tenner The People.
Tho Peoples SAVINGS Bank Gibbons Uern0tt,
matter ~ Brooks tirans. Ryan aft Ryan aHd
Borden a al agt. Rest Orders granted Remington sgL
Weslerman.Deau set asde on payment ~ costs &c. aud
slO costs 81 motion Mater. &c OF hght ave- Motion de-
ne Weed HOachtiran ed bat the consent n contrary
~ llule 73 Walker agL WslkeT-MumVraudun. Matter OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

ally lost. and doubtless three times humber thefe arc
now three, such a record as this mas been sur
passed in the annals OF efforts for the MITIGATION OF ma
rjne dsasteT IL Is the legitimate fruit OF organization
ana II ever the annual result shall he less tpud IT VAL
be because the Government fails to nctt tho deaAus
made by the natural Development OF the scIYlee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
PASSENGERS IRRITRD.

FROM LONDON n 6eaaShfp DenB0rk Jan. 9.-Hf ars
Mr. Poster, Mr. and Mrs. Wig and rhdFrn Mis- 90.
Butler Seymour, Foster CLAIR, John IS Brown TrarP
r. Kirby A. r. ThOmDsOn Samuel Pearson Mes pest-oe
Low, Hiss Mary Maybsa 4. G. Jones, Benz CaE; bel j. a
EsCobedO J. <, BalaDkaraD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

" FoREwARNED IS FoREARNED."- Chofus.
UllO, Fwed! What earth are yOu waking sboat wa
tntt oedsty sa'asse nnior {oT aam ,or Fwoi-Neii
leila ID been 20 tire wOrkhOuse-v- 6<csusa 49,.
got no visible means Of .ubssteD'e. Pui Ia = Fsga,
blue funk. you know 80 got tIs sausage " Jrotee.
myself-aw- -lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
RAILWAY DISASTERS.

SEVEN PERSONS INJURED BY THE RUTLAND RAIL
ROAD ACCIDENT.
RUTLAND, VT, Jan. 9.-In the accident on
the Rutland Railroad yesterday persons were in
jurrd namely: Mr.. Nichols and OF Ludlow, W. BADLY
cut In the head and face Edward Crosby Of t'ehoro
bruised In the chest and head i. A. Brown, Wesfcld
Mass ankle epraincd; j. ". snow SOmerviuc, Mass.
route agent injured the stomach and back by being
thrown against the stove Mrs r. Sampson OF Boston,
veIy Jared Miss julia COnant OF Brsndon injured III
terually The first sent 20 East WnRf0rd che
rest with the ptOn Of Mis- COant, Who uohi nome
arc al the ardwel HOusG IA tnis city There were about
scratcbed and bruised. Among them Hero I5'ut-G0'.
Proctor who baqsis hand slightly Injured IT. appears
that the engine N making shnr) curve must nave
broken a piece from ral "a 1t passed over cauSing the
truck Of the passenger " leave Tie track dragging
the Innil car with IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
MORE OF JAMES L. LYONS TESTIMONY.

The examination of James +. Lyon III the
Emma Mine suit was continued yesterday large part
Of the session being taken up in discussing The adnlss
bity of evidence offered by plaintiffs counsel
The witness gave the substance OF telegram
sent by sIllman Hussey, and Williams TO Lon
don, making favorable report on the mine. lie
said that Park had told him at one time that he
park bad offered 10 pay tine expenses OF the Directors
il they desired t. visit the mine but he new they would
not could not -. At the March meeting OF the
director, Mr.. Anderson OF the English discctor'
Aai DELIVERED sIOug speech In favor OF the mine ~ an
investment Lyon tcd Park that he tPariD must have
furnished Anderson with the points for his speech Park
told witness th,t he Wcnj 10 AndtrsOnS Office one uJ
aud blank certificates Oi stock. and ASKED An
derSon hr ah little daughter saying that be wanted
her prescn' Of 90 shares 0i stock Anderson
said that ne would not dare 10 allow tie issue or the
shares. - the other directors would find il ont.
On crOss-cNainIn.tnr Mr.. Beach questioned Lyon
closely his financial afais and read ons dcrostiOl
n suit brought against him IN bankruptcy by LtWtrd
strong. In this deposition Lyon said that ne was not
engaged in business, that DC lived "by hOITO Wing
money" and that MS assets ~ 30 in currency ana
few worthless mining stocks. In reply Ia questions by
Mr. Beach, the witness said TIA. III the tiine Of making
the deposition part owner OF the Monitor lode,
which he Id not enumcraic H. the s' Of stocks given Ia
his deposition. He hciG,td previous 10 making the
deposition that the Monitor property was valuable, ana
1t afterwards proved be Tho crOsscxaninatton
Will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun r1ses 800. 72l i:j2 Nom r.scs -
WAFER ms pAH-As
sandy Hook. iI4 Cows is!ann 5:2 hei q. Ferry esi
HIGH WATEB TBS DAY p n.
Sandy Hook s42 Coy isaHd. 5.35 Hell @. Feuy. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
TIE FIRE RECORD.

AT DENIsON TEXAS-LOSS, $4,000
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 9.-The extensive fur
niturc mandatory OF J. l.. stevens Co. at Denson,
Texas, was burned yesterday The loss j. $22oOO; IN
surance $4,000. in the following companies:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10

"Young man." said he aolemnly, " I'm sorry
to you smoking tobscco And Tho young man assured
him That h. THAT IL was "a COl4cctiouJ cisaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
Ocean Steamers.

MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
n philadelphia and Liverpool calling at Queenstown tpu'
DAYS from riusGclphia, Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers TO sail IRON Philadelphia As toiipWs In
ILLINOIS ...........Jan II PBNNsllNANiAi..FF ~ !
.IDRD CLIVE...J an. Is CITY Of NEM-l Okh,Iso,ss
on 40 ......... J an - INDIANA ............Fe'"
Price OF Passage IN Currency: - .ss
Cabin. SIS 70 500. Interme,atc. $40. S'trasr -
PETER WRIGHT g SONs. Gen. Agents. phnttaps.Ay
JOHN MCDONALD Battery place, > L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-10
AN ENGINE WRECKED IN NEw-HAMpsHIRE.

An ENGTNE WKENnED IN NEN-TTHH 'o1rTT'T'
LANCASTER, n. H., Jan. "a passenger
train, running from here 10 Groveton Junction, was
thrown from the track this oranR badly wreckiug tho
eD zine and tender. There obs hnrs