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orsy disturb social order or to perfect legislation which
furnishes national honor.
Douglas TAYLOR, the well known cx-Commls-
sioner OF Jurors. pilyuly protests against IhG ll-
UNEs report that the proprietor OF printing es'aD-
shmcn u Nassau and Fulton SITS, recently sent has chd
10 the Morguc Mr. TAYLOR wants the name and correct
address OF the sc0undrcl printedthe more so as ne
has hitherto supposed himself 10 be the ONLY pt1Iie.o
Of largo printing establishment in Nassau and f4l,on
sis lie ~ moi thlt kind Of man. and 10 isn't nice 70
have thing OF this sort printed which careless retGe,s
might think meant for mr. MI lay ot uoT1 w. cc
be angry (good uauTedlY but he makes large allowance
for creduy Of readers. when he ancce even IN
Jest, that any intelligent man or woman ON Maha''"H
Island could think OF applying the story to linn.
BROOKLYN.
A number of well-known citizens OF VIII
lIamsburg have signed q call Tor meeting tomorrow
evening" No. III South xthst TO protest AGAINST 'no
erection OF the new 100000 jail on hayihouuS''
An action has been begun III the Supreme
Court by Frederick Leicht, brewer, to prevent MS
brother Philip Leicht from manufacturing fireworks In
East william shurg, the ground That the DuAheSs Is
dangerous to life and property
Mary Cole has swindled many poor people
by pretending all diseases by supernatural means
She was convicted week Of stealing quantity OF
clothing from colored "paticnt' on Wayerly-ave and
was sentenced six months III the Penentiary on sat
urday.
Thomas DOran, liquor dealer, was
stabbed and killed IN his saooa on Futon-st on July
90 by Francis McNaly. On Saturday McNally pleaded
guilty 70 raansauehter in the fourth degree and was
sentenced 10 two years In the Pehltentary' lie Only
seventeen years old.
An officer on Saturday night was attracted
bv slrieks from No 10 C1urohst and entering found
f. HAYDEN age twenty-one, dragging hts mother, Mrs
Annie HAYDEN around ~ her hair, striking
her with his fist The brutal riiian locked u IN the
Eleventh Precinct station.
Kings County seems a fertile field for mis-
fakes in counting election returns The election OF
Commissioner Charities in the lid District not yet
settled Early last week thc Board of CauVassors gave
Kesscl DEM majority OF 1ss; their figures az pre- nj
give Ieiscr the Republican nominee, majority OF t"o
votes
The Rev. Lindsay Parker, pastor OF the
Sands street Methodist Church. saturday morning.
gave begging tramp coat In tho evening the same
tramp gained admission the house and stole an over
coat. Thus unwltiugly the minister follower thc
sciptural injunction TO give his cloak where MS coat
had been taken.
Daniel Leahy, seaman on the lighter Amer
lea because of defective block strip fell fifty feet from
the azy jack" halya is to the deck and was CLIPPED Tor
life Last week. he sued the owner OF tie lighter VII
lam T. Thompson and received Saturday verdict oi
5000 TO which the court added allowance for cou
Sci Of per cent.
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The following official dispatch has been received
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard here:

at the Brooklyn Navy Yard here;
NAVY DEPARTMENT
WAsUINCTON, NOV. $3.50 p. u.
Following Is the latest reliable dispatch regarding the
Huron disaster Thick weather fresh gale directly on
shore; fore and aft sails rccfed; forcsaH and
mainsan carried away jibstay beat before storm :;
struck between ana 1880 a. H.; boats washed from
davts; lowered first cutter, which swanped ten min
utcs after Captain Il an and Lieutenant Palmer were
washed overheard about the same time Those saved
swan ashore.
Sdced-Nlastcr Conway, Ensign Young As-istant-En-
cinccr Dcumg. Cade. Engineer Waihu1on, Peter
DUFFY, Joseph Robinson. Fred. Hoffman, Daniel Dewey,
q. ODUuucn Harry Nelson. Thomas Price. John Colin,
John T. Holland. Thomas Corey Joseph Hines WIN.
Hughes. Jo,cpl.MMphy. Frank Waite Dennis T. d ar or
Ddsry. Mae Tra.uOr. MlGc Kennedy, William Is ooks,
Harry Avery Daniel Bur@cn, Mic.lcl e. Drukiu Frank
My Robert sampson. Patrick Kate. " han HousgIn8u,
August LiHEIcc~t. SiuI:c' Clerk, AfIcnHuig
Ol3cfrs iost UUheufd nom - Commander Ryan,
Iicuteuuuts SCnCIs AID Palmer, surgeon Culurrth,
Masters Wright and French. Ensign DannC, Pay
master Sanders Chiti Eneiuetr Olsen, Cadet Ena-i
ncer LO0uiS DR. uRhisuan Evans. The Powhatan
Syatara, Fortune. and the wrcckug steamer near
the wreck. Eight bodies of scameu reported ashore
The survivors leave Tor Norfolk this evening.
fSlgncd Il. ". THOMPSON
Secretary Of the navy
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Z, r r &c II | ! s.,

EIGHTH.AVENUE between 2ith and 25th-sts
ELEGANTLY MADE CIRCULARS, AT Sli; worth 80
FINE MATELAssE CLoAKs. trimmed with heavy ELK
fringe, at $40. worth So
ELEGANT MATELASsE CLOAKS, TRIMMED WITH
velvet and silk sl3 worth sl9.
EXTRA FINE MATELASSE CLoAKS, very ehooratey
trimmed al 80 so; worth fully s22
EXTRA FINE STYLES ~ MATELASSE CLoAk5' al
slg. s22 -, s2j. $50, SO Is and upward
ROUGH BEAVER CLOAKS all extra wei maze al - 90
So SO 30. ~ %, 80 %, so and upward
HANDSOME PLAIN BEAVER CLOAKS, at 80 30, 80 30
90 ss 3D. 10 o. $40 $l2 go 3D. $40, Sls S22 and up
war
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4 POSSIBLE W4R VIM THE sHoSHoNEs.
ARMY OFFICERS ~ WASHINGTON ANXIOUS ABOUT
THL SITUATION.
GBr rrtEoRAru TO rmE rRBrNE.l


lBY TFIRCKArH To rnE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Army officers and
Western Representative. conN isau with Indian affairs
look with great aux.cty fur further news from the
ebo.bouc reservation Rose Fork Southeastern Idaho
Apprer,nuons are felt that this may be the
lecinpiur OF another Indian war, much more
,crop. t,n the Que with The Ncz Peioc lately closed
Tho idaho shoshoucs formed oao Of tic most hostile
bands Of Indians prcyou. 10 tho yeer 1853, when they
wero defeated D. General Conuor, OF salt Lake,
aud placed on their present reservation Oar
Ing tho Noz P,rcts var, councils were held
nnf hostile alliance discussed Dn-ng that excite
mont these Indians drilled coupfautly and engaged IN
FumI aua du1ug Que ~ these eNcrcses brave
al the war parry rode down on some Icl-M WAGONS
travelling the Montana road and shot Two or
TIE tsamsters. lev days ago the nun,
cerer returned TIE Agent. DauiclsCn, had
Inn arrested by ihc shcrf, md 90 aycnge Tie arrest
orofhcr brave Killed wcllkuOwn citizen. Port Hal,
from which assistance summOncds one company post
earrlsou,d twenty men. aud abon thirty miles from
~ agency n general revolt should occur al comuiu
nicaton with Montana would be suspended As TIE ROAD
go through fhc reservation Besides ihc troops at FORT
uau tlcrc afe none nearer Than Camp Douglass
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FrereH House Grccoirc dc Wanov. Secretary of
the Russian Legation NJ Washington, and Capiln Hamilton
icrry OF the steamship AGTiatic Hfe,ifr'cr
John H. Cough. 81 Worcester Ma,s..... T. m Artnte Hl-
Seuaorclect g. v PIERCE Of Buffalo CONGRESSMAN y. H
Knapp Of Illinois, aud william taSSius "oodloe ~ tJcLy.
... St- ronf HHe-Join Mccullough. and FRANK NayO.
..- 81 N.chold3 U0c-D v Bell. Collector Port Of
Detroit ST. James NctEX Governor Henry u. Cooke
". T. Coils Of Phiadclpli' and Congressman Bolamn
Wills mon Square HOtet-Gencral =. c. Armstrong, Of
IL.
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p Q SITS c RIP T.
3:45 q. m.
THE WRECK OF THE HURON.
THE LIVING AND THE LOST.
CARE OF THE SURVIVORS, AND HONORS TO THE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRmUNE.l

my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE.l
NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 25.-I learn from an officer OF
the Navy Yard that the Chowan steamer sent
down by Captain Truxton, and fur
nished by Marshal Parks, president of the
Albemarle and Chesapeake Canal Company,
will be here tomorrow Monday morning,
with eight dead bodies and the survivors, thirty
men and four officers The scamen will be sent on
board the receiving ship Franklin. The officers VIII De
taken to the residence Of Captain Truxton. The dead
will be borne to the Naval Hospital under escort OF
a marine guard. Surgeon Martin has had the graves
dug for the dead. The officers of the u. 5. soop OF
war Ossipec will receive the survivors. The Secre-
ary of the Navy has telegraphed frequently to urge
all possible care of and kindness to the survivors
The Portsmouth Council will meet to pass resou-
tons expressive of public sorrow and coincidence.
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HOME rs.
rnERMoMErER YEsrEnDAY Ar nrpNurs

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT BCDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
ga u As. Noon. b.. u m. 81. Mdment 1872
LIchcst dunno the dSy, - . loves. 40,
Average. J0i2 same daY. 1876 81.
CENTRAL Park METEOROLOGICAL oBSE8VATORY.
OF EEFChl FoL rE WEEK. ENDiNC Al T. NJ. NCyTi
BER p. 1877.
BAROMETER. Inches THERMOMETER Degrees.
Mean 80 Mean
Max. AZ nov. ~ oj2i Max. at q. Nov Big.
Min 40 Nov. .29SIr Mn. q. 2l....24.
Kauge......-......... IA Range. -
REMARKS
Distance travelled by the wind during the week. Gs6 miles
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When n neglected cold develops constant
couah snrne.s of breath ana wasting u flesh y0u bee
the lungs seriously reltoucd and thai prompt
IT. demanded Dr. JAlNEc lfri'IOANi is g Or
ourhlv AL speedily all doEcs AMI col and il
oc,t-t medicine in tic primary s,aSos OF consumption
and In boz is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

TIoIMAN's PAD has done wonders for ne.
had su cf TO liver disease and dyspepsia for owe
twenty six years.
i. B. DlSsn1i, 20 tUl. Mass.
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Announcements.


are guaranteed by company every respect no Tatrr
chased There IT, Therefore, 10 risk IL buiinS
a Howard Watch from any matchmaker. ASH for Them
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Murat Iialstead wears two watch chains-a
gold one and silver one. DITTO slocye-nuiOns. Inc
double standard must be prcscrved-l Boston Post.
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Ladies' and Misses Cloaks

GIVES THE VERY HIGHEST ASSURANCE THAT
u,r ARE OFFERING THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE
RIGHT PRICE. IN ADDITION TO THE COUNTLESS
STYLES OF THE downtown MANUFACTURERS
WE OFFER MANY ORIGINAL AM PLEASING DE-
SIGNS OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURES, WhlCh DAH
BE FOUND AT no OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
CITY WE AIM AT PRODUCING GENTEEL CLOAkS
OF REAL INTRINSIC VALUE-THA1 Is, OF GOOD
MATERIALS, WELL SHAPED AND PERFECTLY FIN
IsHED-BELIEVTNG THAT THE MAJORITY OF Ia
DIES PREFER GOOD WEAR AND SUBSTANTIAL AP-
PFARANCE TO SNOWY GARMENTS OF INFEkloh
MATERIALS. MANY NEW NOVELTIES WILL bh
OFFERED THIS WEEK IN MATELAsSE AND
BEAVER CLOAKs, DOLMANS. CIRCULARS AND
SACQUES.
WE URGE Upon LADIES, WHO WISH TO PUR-
CHASE DESIRABLE GARMENTS At THE MOST
MODERATE PRICES, TO PAY VISIT OF EAAMl'
NATION TO THE CLOAK DEPARTMENT OF
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Buv vOur Hats from BURKE. 211 Broadway
style AID texture unsurpassed. Fine silk Hat -.
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SEATS FOR STRANGERS.
MORE NOTES IN THE CHURCHES.

MIhE NVIIo TIL NIHC1NN|'''@
how VISITORS WE'RE RECEIVED IN VARIOUS
curpcHrs IN THIS CITY AND BROOKLYN YES
TrRp,y-A CORDIAL WELCOME IN MOST HOUSES
OF WORSHIP.
The treatment OF strangers in city churches was
observed further by TRIBUNE reporters YESTERDAY
The reports of their observations, given below IN
addition to the reports of a week ago, show iniy
how newcomers are welcomed in prominent New
York and Brooklyn houses of worship. The recep-
ton given strangers yesterday was almost uniVer-
sally cordial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26

Bv those who take PHIIIrss PALArAHLE con LIVER on
combination with PuCsrHo-Nl N Tor luuS troubles OF
bliiy. All druggists. Depot, Pattst
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COMPARE ISAAC SNTH's 81 80 "Weightless
six Umbrella, with any at - 90, in tie world
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srICIDE or SENATOR sARGENTs SISTER
LowELI, Mass. Nov. 25.-Mrs. George II.
o,opsou sister " sena,or Sargent, Of California las
committed suicide.
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ABOLISH THE sC0URGE. Stamp it out

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DRAIN FOOD.-Whcn the brain ha. become
- exhausted ly mental Labor DO caG only Ic,.tt y..lr
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brain srI.ers and relr,,. a,,d rr..ing mental and nor
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CONTROLLING aS it does to great degree
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CONSTIPATION, weak lungs and throat Dis
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, 1877-08-14
THE GAIT .PL CUE


Severity Of tho plsea.c ~ 1t Appears In Ea-
gland.
WARRINGTON, D. T., Am.. 1S.-The Cattle
plague Committee Of the lintIsA l1ouso Of Com-
lnolls havs agreed tu theis report to recommend
that atl !,nportattons lrua 0eltnany, tusaia,
.,nl Belgium bc absolutely .rohIbl.a =; that
caltle Imported irum xtl utlIes countries be
ki,lc.l ut the plare ol lan!iagi that stRk iil
METROPOLITAN markets should only be rcnovcl
fur slaughter; that Ill movements Of cattle lu
infected districts to rtaltlu4lea: TINT
Jaita a1.d markets i'e stuVped; that infttle't
farms he suDc.'tGl ~ 4liarAnthic; thai
r.,,,Ipensaltunfur plcllropnru'l.nn'aE Ek: tile sae
III f,r thc taltepay,c; that all patslc.sllels h,
tuwus be &ubjcetet! tu registration alhl iItsht'
tt,,. Notwithstanding tinr,c stringent uaea-
sufes, the disease u t The iisFtasc III l4u.lan
and cusisun.. Su lulcrtluua Ii tho Iliscasc ttlt
IT. IL dangerous foT ealt,r to pass tectcd dts
tr!rts or tu breathe tho air, ar eat hay ur straw
irum those tlistrWts, ur to drink from, ptAls nr
forls wl.cru liscasr.i cattle layc straysl. Shts,
may ttMlycy, by tltlr wt,ol, tl,a tliseasc, una
WIKI, frUn tuEci.s cuuntTtes sllUulti lE carefully
kept from coIlt4et with anything likely tu carry
the dscasc When imported Iroul tullutttes wls!c
the disease exlats. lluota, lurtsa, ctr,, alna
clotlng VI neu employed tu slaughter l1seased
cattle, Will also convey t:Eu Infection.
, 1877-08-14
|fl'E3f3.

The freight business On tho various railroads
centering In this eily which WIS unusually heavy
Just alter tho xtrikr, lia& cotlsleTaby fallen oI
Tie increase 1t tllat time was Induced by tho
accumulation Ut freight which had been really
for shipment before tho strike commenced. All
this freight has now &unu forward anl the TALL
roads arc dependent cntEEcly Oh new shipments.
Tie new etuE,a ars not yet golng forward, hut,
ss Soon a. They bet1n to move, thu Fatroaa5 cau
depend ua un ilals.eusu 1us!tcss, Us the fru r.
tu5tx from all becttons orc uf the llust luH1Enbie
mud cheerful description.
Mr.. w, u. BtIung, General Superintendent Of
tue Chicago, Burlington l. Quincy kailFuad, Wilt
in few d1y. rcluuye from biz narrow o!licc in
lllors spacious sud u!esant quarters next IT, thc
Presidents otlcc. Dir. liusMst. tbs Traiu
superintendent, will reulovs !nto Nt. s:rohx's
u!u quarters, an.l Mr. ti4dsO11, tic Division
Superintendent, ttaa been assigned cou'tutxtlous
foot,is un tho third tloos:
The representatives, VI tAe new throuGl'.llno
to Texas via the Chicago, Burlington d Q4lWy,
this Missouri, Kansas - Texas, Atnt the Itxas
Central Railroads, held their drst regular
monthly meeting 1t ths OIL 9 of thn Atsa"Af!.
routine business was trausarted. The trattc ol
thus linz IL steadily improving, anu Iasl'lf19
| tsade IL extrsted In the fall.
| Iu spite 0i fhe nany predictions u another
| strike yesterday, nothing vi the k1tid o.Iurfca
on any Vi the sUa1ls, aud no {ea1e are cntcrtaiu-
| ed by the ra,lroad managers Of I new outbreak.
'rhe EN- ployes Of all the Toads except the ba!ts-
| mofe d OhIo seem to be satisfied, AMI OH tux
latter tue dissatisfaction Il nut I'll recount 9!
low w4xes, hut because they have not been paid
| for two months.
Iii. H. c. Wentworth, General P.lssenge!
Agent Of the Michigan Central, WAS prcsentel
by III admiripx trusld ysaterdsy vita lA4yn Il;
gsns eoxy VI ''bxues' 1uAdsd Ysxss 1t A1asxi
, 1877-08-14


GnAxD RAPIDS, Mtcl., aug. 13.-lt is official
" announced that J, II. rA4u, Gcneral Paescn-
ger and Ticket Agent Of tIic Grand Rapls +
luulana Railroad, will resign from his position
Sept. l. lie lcavcs to take preferable position
as General Passenger and Ticket Agent OF tho
International IL Errut Northern aaalroad ot
Tcxas, Or the lIoxle lsoal, u more responsible
position. sfr. Fa.u las been an extIeulclv nl,t-
ccsstuf and popular olllcer VI the Indiana ituni,
Of tllat road With tho travelling public. especial.
" with summer tourists, aud llls removal
will bo nlcl, rcg1ettcd by Tie .r,bl!c
with and for whom )lc !Ias laboscd, and bv n!l
railway officials ll this West. but hin new porI-
tton furnishes q Iarger Held for 4ls commanding
ability AMI talents IN his profession. liz Il u
he susce.uca by A. y, I.ect now general freight
agent Vi tile Grand Rapids j. !ntllat,a Rpad:
MI, Leet will uttcuu tu both the freight au.l
passenge, departments. Ile IL valuable an'l
popular 0Qlcer.
, 1877-08-14
CHICAGO LIFE.

An order wns entered by Judge Williams Sat-
urllay authorizing aIr. f}corgc II. EoSuc, the
Receiver ot the Chicago Lts.1nsuFnrso COM
p"' ~ r,,., 1''',uIss a,S,n, oTo ,,nrs lnr
lUldcrs, which ihc'aaes aoous @'Iu nanes' toe
tlu best price lc could ree, anu Id whatever
way secrle,! beat TO him. 1t appears tlsat Mr.
t,o,,u, l,aa Ind ya,1ous nnn,icotima fro,n reprc.
."n,a,,~cs ~ ,1f,.,ns,,ranra co,unan1es for lila
scn'ates VI n'''.'. ~. ~. ~Itss
list of nalnes, s' 'luuil,a tnat taese COMPANIES
attached some saluu to the list, took Tue very
ri III. f.ou,,any. au,i Tint whatever he
y. ,"s .a'?, w. -, .,v .,,,.h Ia, ~
coo"l get lo' aa5 ,u suen "sS a. ~
na.nes WIS 80 much gained 1oe tae
polcy-toldcrs. For this rcasou hc got t!IEa
mtfrr from Judgc Williams, and has Invited all
,r,,,, ,,,r r,.i n INV Tim iii n, ,,,okc
pc'soa1 ~ 'M, "' .n,,,. ..sn ,., .ts. ~. i,
t'rolNsalt' stnt'lS "Ha' 'ue1 W.! s"o w ~
n,cs taye been In The habit Of Elvirg away thts
tnt,r,n.,,,,p IL t,ns n ,1rdnitr ynluc. It stands
In s.,t1t wll,i III. same position as tl.e u,aiIing
III III n t,rw.,,ancr. An Insurance cuulpat,y
" .t,,r T. III a. hat,t1 thc ,,an,,.s nf irr1.r
,,,ss,r VI ,srs,ns win ayo been inaureJ. aiil
wI,", I,r,..,ahIy viii want 10 cOntlu.tc Insrtny.
n,,I wh.. ,z.t, IL. e,ttcn III iuuch ulurc rhcaDly
." T., ~" ',r,Itnn.v wny wlur, nm n9nt is III
i.I tn r,,,, nr.,rni n,,,i anIf.tt nj thnrrc
!.:,ia. ~ 80"
">"'>'' .,srrx
Tim examination intu lie affairs of the Com.
n,nv III Wr. n,M,ue t1as nut bveu concluded, hut
:" ',tt,.n ~ .. h, ft,r1n s.,rt II an lin
~ ~ ~ Su''ea' 81, ~, ,s s' ant A.nn1I',. 10 .ha
r.',s.r. % ri Mn, WnIs. tbs labilif,es wnrc nuIut
Eli I'M Will, t,,rlce, t,f coIrsr, thc Surrender
s.,," - H. s .,ul.tan.n, noitr,rs. Tne assrts
ws.. NJ. ~. In ,I',wn t,y tl,s ,tor at nhsut sIo.
wiIh wI1 ~. ,,st,n,,aiie ones uInuuut!ur 10 SI},W1
mar, m.,m Tna csiysr Ia satisfied ti,at Tic sccuri
| liz ,leuositsI ut Springfield, amounting to
Hiy,rst nr. rxxi. III tbis amount,
~ S"C Hs,auns;at. II stock of tac West Side.
T,iiwaS t:n,u,,nuy. lis Stuck. .Yard. Sattpual
n'm,s ,,f M, s..y.k. .Yars f,u,,,,a,v oni il ntt
nin. a''' t.. .l.e H., ..nnj]rr rnnssts ot
,mnstr;f,,. n"'y .hich are hclisysi to be- souu1.
Whtl., + w,,,i,, t, 1isa. rs To s.iI out al once
u +. m,.h"'la ,hnt tt.r isasiser wil DS utc tc
,art tt, t",., - H. H.. ,rrat srtani nt ira Il
wtth . tI,n@. ,,,ne' III. ratc cf iutcrest wijci
nv m'sw asr -, ,,rr.snt Ia ID ,nr cent II has leei
y..ta, ~ In 1,.rs1u,s s,rrsrncd tjmt ,,,t,pe,
!. S,,."i, .l,nn"r how linn s1,tuu ycars agU, aI,
III n ti'"s m.rr r. INV IN thcsc n,,rlvnvu,
thas ,,iJ =, liz l,nrrnw nj prr rent money Il
IN, ,sl.i, 1n,itn ,,l,t,er hays uyrer,l to ibis
' ,.,... Sii ais,, .,,,,,..nt rhst, az i,,c ~.
a"a t"o ...,'.,Irs' vbij, urr IIot 1t Sprinpliell
ass'1.t fsiisHl nru untl,,r stual,ly gu,nl, TbI,
, 1877-08-14

III, RApwAv-Klnd Sir, take tho liberty e hdasea
you agaa ~ hrsth !. grvaty inn!oxsd " ~ nsnIiIH
tolr anJ Ito fourth Il neasiy broiAy y Rons
sill Improving. slI my weight Decreasing WY H. of
,s cts latdsps O.. lSnY ioE ms 10 ~.
ttuiIl tIhtt tEDl tanaua tfct tFo4 ~ kaots -
aAs humber i1oai this ptste. toq!s ~tt4 fn,TtT'
r .,o,.,,,.a x,,, .,;s M9iS; iK;aEf, hshtss IT. tss
ea1lnA6o !ay, and sery beueSnltnt hha pa r. k
,esns sell!nK usAy bvtt!rs vt sa1 , nsF -
I'll tansuFs VIZ hive hrasJi of soio wonderful tpsa
Effected " H. s'aF' ts''ss''u''ff ffnEnuAcu + CO.
Ann A1bos, M.ch., Aug. ~. ISIS.
, 1877-08-14
THE CROPS.

a.,vv W,ri,,m r.. Au.,, io,--Ear,nrrs ccn.
u.s , ,.,''i,"n ,,,o..s . % ,,nt ,,.n ~ ri,
Mt 81 per bsasl1cf O.ss violating from thirty to
ffty bushels, AT timothy cut for h.,s.
T4t.,,,,t.A. Mcnarl Co., Aug, 13,-Tho wheat
.,,r's1,oJ Ia. v.i.r1c,l ovcr xtv no,nt14 n ,,e
""T I'D. :: ,.,,.,,",. -. ~
bu'l1ci' anu mas ylelieu t"e"ts oushcls 10 Tue
acrc. Sud- at 81 per bisf'el.
orc ,n.s1v .rl,jue their wheat ns fass m t,rcst-
-, T,..,,,,,r t,-,,.., cron ovor 0r,m,n T., ~,
GU A"'ot"s Ies. 's. '.,.,s. 49,, =, '"o
COUNTY. very httlc atIe"t.oh E'e" ~ sce":
Kane, ufcen co., aug. Hi-Hut llttlc wheat
Ronc forward. Storing 1t fur want OF trims.
nore f,@,r, ,ttn Tnrcshng Mi dane. Very Httfo
t'.,.'.I.s uss
t9n.o.ns. . ., u.,.,
FLORA, ciay Co. A"s' lo.-La1l5c psopt'tt'on
Of the wheat will bc so1ti A. soon ~ trcsttcu.
E1,zauErnrows, Hardin Co.. Aug. Ia
+.... ~. ,r,,o,, /. t1ro,lo1 E,,oet arm -
iast Us ''e's "neah '"ee". ~. -. ',,. ~
oats ever Taiscu III thc county, oota III 4ua!"S
au.i quantity. No tiMotlty le!ng cut fnr sccll
ELLISON, Warren Co., Aug. t3.--I.argcst crop
,f1,",. .vor M, Vary ,ttt1n sayci for krrif. No
~ '"&y ~ ~" '~''
lh1.smMk W ,,,,.htr,, Arv ,.~.,vnc,+ nort.
"usc1S' t"tas1' ~, ''t;., aAs 1"tIi,.r r.rn ys
y ,I.. t,'ssns" '::,,;r 'e'' "'''o "e'7' "A'
nsyer usitet. t,,a, r., .;,r 1-r,rc, ,,cra rov
bu.Y. wi Whit % Is e,,iss @ i inio tic mafkct With
fuSn. AZ ..s nasfGSaH iH, roue ,,o 1a-r,,rn,btrr
Gn ~ a,, III, ,,t, ~, t',,u,n's NJ; vsit tI.-.
wa'sat @ auu os''' 1'o'h 'o'''''s ou' "e'" '1"''
Ecst over .,,.. r.. - r,,x,. t,,,- Ia,
LASEt neMht ~, AG; 1o: .!..ti'.E sshmE .,n Ian
osS""' ; e'''"'' 6'''" % t'o@ "''>' '"' >"''7 ~"