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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-15
Railroad Time Table.

Arrival and departure of trains Mt Upton
on the Tt pton and Stanwood railroads:
Arrive,......... 80 A. n. Leaye....... f25 A. n
do ......... s. 10 r. II. do. ........ l: y r. n
do ......... !: Is p. NJ. do. 5:so p. III
Morning trains connect with trains going
east and west on the Chicago and NofCt-
western road. Evening trains connectoniy
W it,r train going west except Saturday eve
nings, when they wait for tneexpress going
east.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-15

J NJ SHELBY, Prcs't; g r DAVIS, V. p.
j SHAFFER, Secretary,
A. S wXa.s' Medical Directors.
Hon. d F MILLER. Atty and Legal Adviser
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-15
Potatoes at Basley's grocery. sw

FOREST TAR SALvE" cures Piles,
all other remedies have failed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-15

j. NJ SHELLEY, CT. DAVIS,
EDWIN MANNING, A l. CONNABLE,
4 q ROBERTS, ST SPOFFORD.
j NJ SHAEFER, GEO w BEEER,
WIN LEIGHTON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-02-15

Principal Office, kcOkuk, Iowa
, 1877-08-15

rag that II there arc any nitlantlTo,'f~ss ar
ta1italists" wtu arr tlIttot'-n tn inyGat nmn,rv
In :artng 1arrl. ami tnt}'rr'vr,nc,tt, thrre nfe
thousands III men III tis1 city WIN Will lay hrn
u to per ccnt per anniltn "n thc rat'l.al 81 III
vested and start Immediately. The tar:aii>t
would nj totir.c hold The t!,l. tn thr lands and
Improve ments until the farmer pays In full fpr
the sa1ne.
It IA not necessary tn en- far from the
Missouri Ktser or south Of Chfcarn, tr more
than ten or tlftecn miles from raiIroad towns
where there are chnrehca, schools, stores, ware
houses, etc., etc.
The section II country refer IN Is Northern
Iowa, Southern Sliane:ota. Northeastern n.
braskn. and Southeastern Dakota. There IL not
= bciter wheat ur stock country In the cnitc't
States, and, as the rrssshoppcrs have been there
for The past four years, they will probably not
visit that section ul country nEAin during tho
next twenty Or thirty rcars, which IL proven BY
the history Of the RrAeshoppeE for the past fifty
years.
Ctoicc prairie lan'ls located ~ above ran be
bought At 81 to e per acre. What IL safer as
AT Investment, and II alternate sections are
settled upon atId !fnprorcti by colony, MI u
the lands IN or ncar the colony limits become
marc valuable every ycor.
shall ln glad 10 furnish yOu or uny Of your
readers with the "details referred 10.
Thr wDrkin4mrn arr t. MY knowledge ready
TO 70, the railroad COMPANIES willing to iur-
nssh them transportation at a minimum rate !;
all tlat In needed ID fur the" "pliat,thrupists
anu capitalists II to yinlfeatt tlirlr Willingness
to hu something In such An cntcrprisc. Very
respectfully, +. &, TAILOR.
, 1877-08-15

n what were the grrcnhncks PARALLEL /
Thcy were sr, naylhlr until the ilrtt session OF
a|n. FUty-frst CHlErr.s passed. an n,i "To
strengthen the rnI,lit cfc,lt." In reality IT was
mn art fnF the benefit uf the ',onlInlttcr. That
nrt mn'1c payable in r''M al 'n;cr"s-lrnEIng nl,-
LEGATIONS ri the Enitch Statrs. unless .t,clI iE-
eucs we're expressly stimulated to Ec rn'l In law
full money. Tint stipulation wa5 not III the art
authorizing thu issue III the ,'onus, M. bv the
terms of the t1rccnl'nck law. They wxrc 20 t,ayn-
bic unless exrrtfsIy eitnuEa,tI to hc ntt.crwtte
pak That stipulation extended nnjy to thu In
tcrcst. subsequent enactment demonrtixc,l
silver, leaving Inc bonds payable !n guild ur1y.
Dcspltc the New York 1Trftnnr's asscsllnn To
The eui!trafy. tho Government did rrccfye two
kinds Of money, 0f different value, for It's in,t
Despite tho New York Tritrt,,r. nsacittnn to
thc con'rary, The tiovcrnn,enl lid not rccelsc
!" the worlds tupnty. which Ii golL.t txcept for
very small part OF Its bntf1e.
Tie nl10r part Of said hoinls having tccn sold
for Greenburke. at their lowest raltic, It II Of
ctairsc untrue TINT those tersnns who lrsfrc tho
rclnOnefizatfon Ut silver tln 20 ilistonesty, and
for the sake 1f paving "i,nrrowcti t1utur In =
coin which falscly pnrports to be niaottar."
Ibis stun, tot,, is from the " Tribune founded
by linraec Gr. elty," edited evidently ty sou,c
one wsln tl,av llaTc sonctl1nc seen the shadow
OF The miIl,ty founder.
ii II bc true, rs is reported, that Jay f1uuI.1
owns controlling interest in the 1rilnnt, l
think VT may soon expctt n change In tic e1i-
torfat department, Us Ms. Hould Is far too
bl'rewd to permit such Misrepresentation ~ lis
columns. II. W. II.
, 1877-08-15
"H0MES FOR THE UNEMPLOYED"
To tku E.,iffnv NJ TAs 11Iht,n.


CHICAGO, Aug. l3.-1n thu editorial under the
above healing In your Issue OF yesterday ap-
pears what Is In my opinion the only ieaslblo
tlatl Or proper why to help the xosklDgtnen who
arc disposed to help Themselves, viz: "Co,on!-
zatton."
have been Indirectly pecunlart]y iu-
tcrcstc1 in colonization for several years,
aud INV observations. With facts aud
figures liavu collected tn &hls coun-
try and Europe, show that tho ouly
uertuanrnt or substantial assistance that Inns
ever bcen rendered 10 any larxe number OF
Hprkingmeu at lny onc tilnc Or occasion, In thia
country ur Europe. has brcn by or through
colonization with the combination Of capital aud
labor.
Furnishing labor for few weeks OF months to
worktngmcn docs but little Enot; It Is but \
temporary affair." all at the end Of such period
they ure vi badly oil US ever.
ThcFo arc thousands of farmers In Ill OF our
Western States who will bear testimony TO tho
fact that their prosperity u due 70 coIoulzatton
Il Is probable that but few OF the readers ot
your paper arc familiar with the details ot
colonization, or know how the rich ~ well d
the poor cuu be bencilted thereby
Will not presume to encr6ach upon yout
valuable columns enough ~ explain the same
without SouE Etolsst OK permission. but will
, 1877-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

IOOIEftS.
It was great disappointment 10 tho largo
audicuec which gathered nj Ifoulcy's last cren-
lngto hear Clara Morris In Miss Mullon, y when
II was announced that she would not play. Tic
stage was all set for tho rIny, tic actors wcrn
dressing for tho performance, and everything
promised the carrying out Of tho entertainment
provided fur BY Tie programme, when Miss Nor
ris appeared lcliEnd tho scenes aud announced
that she was compelled to forego an appearance
on account Of ltlltsrosition. H. was tlten about
quarter to o'clock. A few minutes latcr all
was hustle and preparation for d chnnge in tic
programme, am! alter DELAY of not quite halr
an hour, the fair Hctrcss appearci leaning On
tile nrm Ut Mr. 1'srseIle wIIo. III few Hitting
words. told tho audience that sltss
Morris sudden luarsencss would prevent hcr
appearing. 8ho lad come IT, the theatre, ilc
said, prepared to 20 on With the MAY, bnt her
pcaraucc until this evening, wien she would he
able to 70 through tho performance. Hoping
TINT the audience would cxcuscc this s!1s'avoldnba
change ia , tno rr rrogra9'ne, Mr; Pareeilo , a,,-
As the calrtain went 1own, some Of The aulirnrc
went ont and entered into negotiations with the
box.afllre for an exchangu 0f aratR for this
evening, Wien Miss Morris, will surely appear.
Tho lloarsel,css from which she was suffering
1ast evening was brought on, no doubt. by her
Entn9 to Mondays rehearsal md tlle
evening performance, through tho raiu. She
was feeling fn usual health and Spirits last
cSening v ith the exception Of her cold, was
really anxiouB to 20 oil with the play. anl would
no doubt have .nlc 90 Ind II not been for The
contrary adyicc u her physician, Dr. nulburt,
who wnrncti her TINT she could not yet through
the performance without totnc perhaps lasting
injury to her yotce. After leaving tho theatre
she retired to her room at the Sherman House,
and her physician assured nlI in1ulrtng frtonds
that ehc would positively appear this evening.
highly successful wa5 In which stSm,kc" VA, put
on tho stage lit the exceedingly short R,,aco Of
time allowed to mount II and dress for Il.
, 1877-08-15


for the twenty fons honrs ending At 10 clock last
night:
ta,t,. to- s.G Aast!sTo: sapd,s. ,;Ssg"n Mu,s:sa9
sssf.:.s fas ;ss FIJI: & .,d.!s: E..ssl:
;;;;n:st. i.n:en n:rb,r: 'anar!s:t s*yiaEk. henon
s' s,sss; ? s'ss; Si!
:x' na:2 -: 'E a,5 9 sa1.: Sns
s,t:s 5tts!I1"fi;y Eras Poi,,
AntsF"n r1sts: 'st' ,sr s1f5! so; ys1
EsEfs g.: s:2''a s tF t %s E'sHs ss WIZ
;;s:s; S:S;2 fS t:s: IA: is:: s,';
stS + e:s, ILL.,
asa. is.s sss:; & ts3 X s;; ss.
H. :s S s s5x f%Tte; INIT s s.s
,saereR ;ai.: ta.nss.. fo,d l:!,.r tsna:r: !.!!a
7s fs; VII fs;; ;;s s$i
I:SK an.fi roi:iy cfSs5
5sa,:n iia;i1'' .nS"r: ,!:s!Et ia!lnEien. Es.k:
s!oiksa s:s @'%1; s:'t a5Se:
a$s;s; II, ',fs:s s|4%es; :s;;!s::; @
1ad: Lami-sHsa. hssk sfses: iamsss: n, \:
::s2sS ss Fs1 M IL W. s @
p.1 r; atrs siissr TAX; Ges,!!.
I:oasc Eimman'. Na:kcson. iaiaIsr; :,ih-s.a stut:
kelHn. iMsnttss Fills EI1nwboJ. White LAKE. iufntrft
ec"ws silver to1d Ahnapee. Ties: ses nlrd. hauea
tuck. woo Il bark Nasat: 'ietntu. Iamb"r
sc,n 't1r gof.as e. t"s :u9'r,c.: rroP hkyark
whie LAxr. m baRt frta. saihs:1 oats and sunarirs:
ptor Ec2ta. lluiTao. o.! bs wheat. 4Hsi hn earn;
iintsr kaso. IT, h%r, afn n r"ia; .sre ~ css
in: Kia:tt2n 10 NJ tn Wheat; p,o7 Hmcxese .f:scine
!4.tt bu rorn. Hi bts fluf. al. rufdrlrs; rsup
Eiver,Itr south Haven. hrf rnFk aah turrra: scr
Ass,. NJ fF: remsai = hris pork: and .uuAr!c,.
q inys and snndftcs: prop Missouri. sant STE. Marie,
IN bfs CrmrNt. III k,EH hAts. bFIa hn,ns and
lslett tEht Fam Cook. E(nrstOn. 49, 400 bU tpru,
, 1877-08-15

hnn srow1. I. mn: Al AIpcna engaged ir dredging
out III" e'ansri nf thr riyrr... The fcrAt* The
h."n completed. AMI rhc !. now In fEst-sate Gun.
di'inn THE Benck,Ille E<sord.r sayr the rehr
';ltr Iar.ons VII gD 10 pieces snon II III. II nnt
ra's"d. The Sow j. 4. snn.lerr has tccn taken
f!"in i. tlaIr to Uctson hy tho United Stitrs
Mnr.ha}, hrld t. await the settlement
o. d"lfs+ The rcyrntt c3tter .ArG1rcw .fnhnton
ha. .rnne or rrE!-e to Lake superior, and has on
board thr tnrpcttns II lIft.eAsinE rtAtions. AZ
Fond Enn ihr bld hrekl:.rarF cnst Of the ltubt n
afout forty yars!t tron The hnu.e II thrratcna to
opcn breach mi tr,trpJ sasuahlr property.
tttch canal 1cr+el through H.. etrott and it, clair
R!srs* was sD. This year thr ssnc cIn.. Of vr..rs
arc tnNeh from Port Gohr,he ih.nnyh Lake Erie.
SiJ. ~
, 1877-08-15
POISONED.

Terrible Suffctlnks nj Son from the Effects of
1'ntrtt Fork-Six Men Dle In Intense
Agony.
Ry tho arrival nt Southampton OF Scotct,
seaman named William 1nn,an, Mt, extraordinary
story Of poisoning at sea has been revealed. It
Is alleged that while Tho bark Crown Prince,
commanded by Capt. Robert Coehranc, anil
belonging 10 st. John, New ['runswick, was On
voyage In November lust from tho Peruvian
coast to Falmouth, tho food supplied 10 tho
crew wus ul,llt Ior use; that III consequence the
whole of tic forccastle hat,tls. fourteen In
nuoer became ~ ad int sx q taG saiiors 1as.
crew In tho Clyde few days ago, and, after
communication with the mnrlnt authorities, tho
taptu!n has tccn committed pettln1 inquiry. 2n-
nan states thst ti,s IT,, yesse' 'Sit faec'lot u ra
home, ttlc crew, all told, numbering twcnty-unc.
On Suv. H. when oil Cape lloEt, new eask Ut
pork was tnken out. On tho 10th part Of It WAS
boiled .nto, soup, Of which the fourteen fore
iallowans luy tito whole ieea,ne III. vomiting,
mud showing other signs Of extreme Illness.
On thu 3lth ten of tllo met, weEo completely
ssa @sio a down n'8' c,sep s1y ~ ma ss s5
though very III, was a6!o 10 assist tho
officers. TO siu!rien sail. During tic next
fortnight, the ship lyng.to undcr tic two lower
lninan could not sleep ut night owing to tic li.
teIse pntu, and hfs head often sHelicl to Ercat
slze. Ills limbs were 80 weak that le golll,
sSurceIy crawl along tho deck. At tho end uf
tlo fortnight three vi tle crew-Ton Beaufort,
a1on.loner; Andrew An.lrrscu, Swcuc; alnt
William Williams, Polundcr-went mad, ard
ra,, about tho deck quItu dc!rions. This 10
frightened tho Captalr'. whom 1nInan describes
Tint he tried To 1lulse for the Falkland isantia,
distant 600 miles. Port Stanley, the principal
iiarb'F IN the Falklalls, was reached ou Dee. I.
A. tho anGf,or was lrt 70, the polanaer, VIII
iams, dleA IN horrible agony. lilo day after
the swedc died. aud two days later tic Lon
doncr aurcu,nbed to hts sui1crngs. week H.
ter the remainder ot The crew l,aa gone to tlle
hospital Ut poFt Stanley, nh lrlshmau uaInrd
Sullivan, and . Dutrhnian died. o.. Jan. ii
ltarris EdwaFds, q nntive Of Mareatc, sharcd
b9a ~ been po!,o,se.! ,, , typutrd pork o. Apfll
accompanied by two silpmates, John AIrsl, Of
Waterfront, and Alexander Bucklcy, m English.
lnyal mail hteanss 1xgus, and haya arrived
ealeIy ut Southampton. When they quilted
Fort Stanley fur of their comrallra were stjli
In thu hospital. Iutnan Ia unable to waik with.
out the n1A III stall, aud docs not expect TO be-
Ut fur work for several uuuths,
, 1877-08-15
NEW YORK TRIBUNE VS., TRUTH,

To the Editor oj The Tribune.
ChARLHs City, H., Aug. 10.-The New York
1''ss"e IN II July NUMBER and In answcr to q
e''Fespondcnt iron. Nebraska, says: "We arc
ttootly opposed to all schemes for borrowing a
ao'!aF and paslng In ch'n which falsely pur-
por.s to TO dollar, hut is really only 90 ccnts''
Inc assumption that tho holders OF Govern.
Ment bonds paid for them In two kinds sl
sioaey, Of different values, u entirely talsc,
lucy lent Us tho money Of the world (which fs
Roloi or its equivalent In some other circulating
iaeaiam, and they mist ue paid In eaual
Nuest cent for cent" The New York Tribune,
90, has habltualIy spoken Of tho "dishouesty
" W inc west" III seeking the reconciliation Of
snxS sst S'a,ini,g It to be asehcma to pay bor-
. III view OF the utter want Of truth in the
move statement af tho New York Tribune.
1oltca tsown few Inns OF what thought 10 bo
laet anl sent then, to that Journal rs rebuttal
u tt& statements. 1t tIftl MT choose ID eIthrr
pr'Dt Or return the manuscript, u requested :
aud now pronounce Its assertions, Is above
quoted, as absolutely ,fia|sf.
>, Il Is not the truiE. that tho holders ct the
1.psxter',L''ent bonds lent therefor "tne money
small part, as o"ly. this l!rst $25o, ,0Gb,00O were
Issued before the law authorizing the issue uf
w sIern''aek, aud making It il lcgal-teitcr for
;mnnr, ueM'' pubiis and private, except duttea on
~ I'ts as1u lhtcfe6t On Tic pubic deht. tl
,ne a,ove-namcd bonda We were undoubtedly
aoaneti ihe money III tho world ar Its equivalent,
aaa they should justly nc puid for, rent Tor
esht. On the otllcr hundrrtls of millions
o. war-bands Issued, VT were lieut. grccnbarks,
aug that lareely when they we're At their great
~ ~ aepretaatlnn, ro that the f,Ftunatu posaessor
y! $An gr ftU0 In gold bought with 1t 81, ,OO0
Initeu States Bper-ccnt SO holld. Aud II IL
uot !rue tt1at WI were lrut OH them the "uuney
VI !ie Nosl,l. Or ils equivalent"
NsctLharEs lc(iIE. lS fin tcrlnR pf tha ta,y n
!eEa!-tenttrr for ut lebts, puhlly and prIyate.
s"p s1e.ps tutlts Oh Imports aud tutere.s Oh The
poul's aebt, 1t Is ,}ear TINT these bouda-the
Ruslpu-werc pa}aLle }u g1eeubacis IBut
, 1877-08-15
NAUTICAL N1IsHApS.

NAUTICAL AJIsTI4APS.
strcss Of wcntlcr drovc tho schr Driver b4ck into
port ycstur1ay.
The bark unadIlla, Il 10 reported. grounded In
the Strata near Chcboygau, hat was released.
The nsockviltc Hetord<r eayf the schF Lille Par
sons viii 20 10 pieces soon IT ahc Ia not raised.
The echr J. q. Worts, reported aground on
piecou Island. at tho foot Of Lake Ontario. few
days ngp. WAS gptttH Oft without damage.
One WOODS, u mate on the Fchr StaniOn, brcame
engaged In quarrel with q seaman named aanh.
hall. striking the latter On tho hrnd with an AZ,
tp}ufinT him severely. pc thapa fatally.
Early sunday morning the sehrs i. q. bp2tcn
and Maria Martin colliicd In Lake Erie near
tho entrance to tho Detroit River ~ tho tur Iohn-
sou was picking them up. The Masten'h JtbhDon,
WAS lroken square n6, aud other minor damages
sustained by both vEnacls.
About . O'Clock Monday morning the tug Kato
Williams. In pnssng down tho 81 Clair C4na,.
coludcd With The xehr Mary Onrrctt. bonnd to FORT
Eigin to load ccdkr pntta for Ottr0L The achoer-
er was struck on the how. And soon sank. Tin
Williams. which hal her stem th!fttd. proceeded
on to Detroit and procured stean, pump, with
which ahe returned to rai*e the Ensrctt, arriving
at The ry-dock with the GArrct In tow At /, O'Clock
Monday night. Wttle lying at trummonf's wharf
taking on tho ,unnr chs was struck by the schr
William IsAyn0ft. which waa winding rnE1'd 10 tho
wharf, and hacked into the tug, shaving her tavits
Into tho Williams butwaEk~. her banrn Ut the same
Ilmu carrying away the upper railing.
, 1877-08-15
THE PAMLICO.


NnWFH 0f Tho DeANt
H. vos statc,l n. nro,.,hr1,tv In rc.,crd,v,.
r.....,.,r s,,n. H." 49,, .t.s.,o.,. .,.s.,
i"'0oSh t""s .''s ~" e'sa"ss's "'o"he" oy
inc eaos,s'na u .ho Jarh. ram''eo' sunday,
The conclusion bcyontl doubt, Last evening
twt, o,d gentlemen. Jacnt, sctcnkrntrroer and
rhr,s,s.,',, sv,t,,tna ,.,, ~ nss,s. ..s;,o.i ~
~ Iiis.olHi nnene, nn: ln ~ iac1ne1 s%a,s" % ~
.ns t.c. ncat i'nFn stIses u'Es. ,! ",
esulCn " n!ssnE SOUS; sAi. E'fu .n nnn"c ~. ~
.e ."c ssenW ~ pekeG W p.,am1sarr" as .,s 1I1 y"
!ne saF tiisas'eI, pug ms Hsnc"asre'sSe @ NJ ,
1smS,a.ate'y "h.la ~ ~ ~. sc.r. ~ ~ ~ ~" @
VIE arrived here Sunday mHs'ts ,,s En:. on 49, tsoo I
!,sl. stcncr si Inte dor .'S ~ t"er. ~, n,,s v.
EGntleam iapse .p h . i.tn -, ~ ~. .nm XXI
nE VII, as a,,~,iinr en frnm hin, ~.
'es tf l.a11n. fr.tane r. a,.o to,tsc That hi. .op
~ ".e.nc va ts9 - rmsrs had ..,rc III ~ s :,
.'nhif, sonhg n'nh ~ ,s1 ',,at @ !. ~" ',
W, Wn' H. Tue ,9cacr fae ton Sherman viii, NJ, cxr,1r.
M pio,, ,I parts, and met bis ffenI Join seienkc,,-
pe1sG, ,SFe xo,,,v scrnkrnisrcr and h.. cri.
1s,, III {o"H LIN ~" ,mn rn,1,,r t,,n,, on, ~
,s,oi ,,,e,, ~ =, s,;j In thc r.tnttro s,'n't.v
.i"So i,S Ic"iar, i' fo"rth isTst', sceomnanyias
,msi rrs,,;t T. {. " knnW;,. " ''@ Wv @'"''' ''
Yn,.ng ~ s.,,crisenbrroe, TIN. coo1 s.tr,t,o,
ami Iimines was m c.ncrt in thr art. on,i Il Il
esile. @ tit tey were satr,el down IL T Ircn,s ~ T.,
tm ~, nw.5 n thc r,rrnv ~ 9frnw,' tnt :. H.
y,,rtcr caused Iy Tic sinki,.u crafi. Wv
f.l,,ries Sri,cnknnl,rrr,r Sn. a h.tcr H., oc,,.
,,ilnn nnd .i,hn WiIl,rfrnr wa s,nnin,n, r.
i.".n I, r. il i,,rrshnv.mar1,in. ,r,ri.. ~
ii,rin,. Hnfh ,vrro sfnst" man, ~ la a.. ..o,ii
In ~ sc,,r, otnrH ''"e'S "'' '' ALL 40 .'"''
M rfFnrts hnrc hern n,odc n e,rap,,e for ,ho
rnctt nr sear,,. fmr tl,c t.".s Ill t,,. " ttn.s,
;nt,.t ciunsc cfor" th Iatisr "iI1 % r"n H.
a snrIntr' 'p'N 'o'''' '"1 '"''st WIZ 't'' ~ '"'
r,te .rrrcpnrx7s or ruR uxponrnx.rv.
go.rioI Di.w,trs N Tss Tyst,n.
NAc1Sr. W.. Air. 14.-Thn ynnrr nrn 1o.t
fron, tI,c ynrEt l1anlict,. ny f:H,;:ar hari,r ~.
SIr,1av tuV ~ wort. 1,htlins aIinunuha rrnr
and J1]u, Wiihcltt,t. ri Rn,ne. .fn,T,, Hrns' ri
Ehh.nrn. nntl .tthn tro,nrI. ri Lirrrnn.I En.
Gland. hs nror "a | yar learn. tho fncts II Tic
iInfurtunntr nfTuIr arc "a ioJjows: S!,tnrcnhcr.
rcr a,ul Wilj,rjn,i tiuk nassarI, mn thn cxy,,r-
siou steamer ,luhn Hl,rrna tast SATURDAY nft,ft
fhn former p,, rn,,tn fn Emstrr futv on thr iot.
Ter nc,Unnanyinw him a. far m i.l,trnvo In
tEcfr arrival in fhe city. mih mi ~,
nj The EurupranI Hotel. anil. IN sunday morn-
inr. rulief On ,tay,I, }jcnt. n rmtsfn If wi.
ilcimi, Ut tic house t,f thn inter. T}rv wore
1oIncii by Lcu,IarJ, alias Iiycrnool ink. - M
lahnlac{ttsjl sailor. which surrcstc,i sal in t,c
Yacht Pnmlir. who Ind Recently hcrn n,rrhnscr
by liens, Tic friends Of tic tx,or fellows
wntel,mi thcm soielv n1t M titc ,artor !, ni'rr
inil saJl and bciore dangerously sttjf gajc.
hut M apprcbcnstons of thc terrible fate axait,
i,Ir them was cnicrtnjnetI. ns tho entire nartv
Was thnrnuIyhlv t,nnrcrsat,t with thr mnnnoc.
, 1877-08-15
NAVIGATION NOTES.

Ca1cAao.-The steamers arc bringing Michigan
peaches over IN largo quantities.. The ssms
Ioha Sherman took $50 excurstpnists 10
Vt. Joe yesterday quite 4 large hcct
OF vessels on The lumber market
1a,t evening .,.Anthony Rich has tbeled tho scAr
Iflo, to sseoscf III tlas ~ wages. The gtain
ts'alneEs hafe obtained 81 90 per !, Do0 bnahets-
~ advance OF 10 cents. ...Fssak Perrw's schF D..
r. Doeblns arrived in port yesterday for the arat
ti9c 10 long hiia. 6hS recently received 70.
build nt Cleselanu. ~ = rost Of 81. DUQ.
otusR roRIs-Tha tug AumaXs Is towing RATS
d,on ths Az 6Frs y Ta~g... Judge Mackenzie,
has been sworn tnto osiee II Toronto. -.
TaS Madcap, new txcnfY-fon yacht. II
building VI Htlleville Most VI her Gt&me1 are a.
really tu pes1Guu. Tho u. uAnd, win t1et44
, 1877-08-15
MARIN u NEWS.
1tUEtl'.\IIG. =.

nrrrAIo. Aur. 14.--' tns.css--schr EI1rn epry.
coal To Chicaro 1t 21c: tcir 1enrgs Worlhin0ton.
coat to Detroit at n0c: Eer Surprise, naldlnc pAnd
10 Detroit :,:c; achr Oneida and hr!y Cohen pssne
etonc to cleveland at 80 per cord: sehr Pctton.
coal to Toledo al zoe; achr tupc Horn. coal tn t)c.
trnit at ooc; ses,r I. o. Thaycs. cen. Black Eives
10 Milwaukee at Hoe; achr Falkenburr. lumber,
lnnean City 10 Chlcayo ut 81. 90 per N; schr He'd.
White, and Hlnc. coa1, Erie to Chicago 1T 4:ic
En7te Wing, no1Ltu4 ran,l to 1}etro!t at .:ic pei
4Oc, in niacc Of i. O. Thaycr. which inad. eoai
hero for Shehoyean on owners account; Youny
America, a.h lumber. Good ilarbos " Chseago at
tacatancc.-Prop Arctic. TEnntock, merchandise;
prop tnter.tlccan. Chicago; schf 4. I'Ts'llcy.
chicago, i. ooo % tous eoli; srir II. il. iinun,:.
thlraao, tb00 tons coal: tchr lied, White. pad
Iiue, chicago. l'sht: echr ,ura. Toledo, tehr
scosr. milwaukee,: schr bowels. Chicago U:iu tuns
ceal; rchr Il. !: Cleveland, chssago; rehr I;aaie
Americas, Cl!cayo: teat Lawrcn:c. C'ncago. 70
m :. arb lumber: .ehs Ellen srry. ch!eAsn. !. 900
eehr u. a. Van nhurE; ecAr Argoant, Chicago;
.cl,1 Oneida. Cleveland. VI cords atons; barge It.
ve':ei'' pa.s!nE fort co'to.ne Lock 10, forty
iran William CowIc: oeden:Ia.g 10 Cleveland
sloan; 0gden.bura. to itatiuio: y. n. lis't..
Charlotte, to Detroit; .shr. I Ev:slsIrh, soaas
chicaEo;,, ANN Craig; collins lay 10 ~.
le'lo:, =. II. Hnthcrtor.!, Toronto. to
10 Urdenpbn1R; Empirs. ChIcaau to 0ster.i,nsg ::
Canada, Milwaukee 10 Mnnsrcai: AE!ucnia. Toledo
to Montreal: y. X. EanAlten Dresden 10 Quebec:
narks t;racc Amel,s. Dresden to Qnclpc; Nary
Lyon. Chicago 10 kIngston; Two Friends, Toleuo
to KluEston; Sweden, Lake Rupcsinr 10 Kingston
rchrs Pfiuco Alfred. slcboJgun to Collins Bay
i. Murton. Toledo to lt,ngtton: Smith l. Post,
Detroit TO DHwcco: j. Mct.eod. Sturgeon nny to
St. Cnthartncs; a. MNit, Middle Inland to kngs.
, 1877-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug. A.-Freisht.r .room waa In fsjs
demand and arlu. at &c for corn 10 buffalo. nit,
Clio waa paid for corn to kinyAtou. Noom was
tukcn during the day for Is, oo0 tu wheat, NO. GOV
hu corn, and 40, 0Do bu oats, Cha.tcr: To ltuf.
nidcn Fts.sc rnyn at IT, n1. az o.ns rm ana
and NadRcr State. s,a'l lot wheat through In liz
afternoon the harEe q. ". Adams. for oats, and
schF k.ngdshcr, nnd bnrgc Graves, and p.up col
erado. corn At DC, Nil to Bnnalu. Also tbc j.
MaGes Tor corn to Kingston At ualc,
ToLEn0 Aug. 13.-charfen: Ehes Sky!ark,
corn 10 Kingston, &c; Montana, corn 10 Oswcgi
At+c. 1-r.
, 1877-08-15
wATEnSpOUTs ON LAKE .I1CIU.
GAN.

Two waterspouts were observed On Lake Michl.
gan yesterday morning about o'clock BY Capt.
Mcbride of the su1r Tempest, md others on board
Al tho timo. The vcssel WIS shout fifteen miles
from land and twenty north Of this mort. Que was
very large and passed over sail vrercl to thc ]rc
waftl Ut the Tempest aud The former baA tn Ian n
10 get out ofths way, ard then did mol escape mnre
than fifteen feet from the whi1ling mass. Tho
phenomena were in very unpleasant proximity 10
Tho yesscla mentioned above, mud their escape
from 4 dcluru WAS narrow,