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The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
FARM AT AUCTION.
Will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
THURSDAY. June Z. 1877.

commencing at 10 a. M, on the premises, the fine
little Farm in Deering, occupied by NJ G. DOW, sit
uated on Church Street. the first house west of Par
son Bradley Meeting house. The farm contains
seven acres, more or less, on which are more than
800 choice fruit trees, consisting of apple, pear,
cherry, plum and peach trees; lot of fine raspberry
bushes. Nearly all the above trees are in bearing
condition and very thrifty. The location is very
desirable, commanding delightful view of Portland
and its surroundings. The land is under high
Garden very productive large portion is suitable
The House is very convenient, having large
Henery. &c, with plenty of soft water from large
falling water in the country.
Also at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the farming tools. con-
sisting in part OF l Plow, Harrow, Cultivator,
Shovels, Forks, &c.
Also, very choice Cow years old, Horse,
suitable for lady or child to drive, good Buggy
Wagon, two wheel Chaise, l Lumber Wagon, and
Hay Rack, a fine Harness and lots of old ones.
Also, at ~ o'clock all the Household Furniture,
Crockery and Glassware, Carpets-some very nice;
Beds, Beddings, Stoves and In fact all the large
variety Of household goods.
Also, one fine Piano, octave, in prime order and
Tone
Farm can be seen till day of sale,
MUSES. G. DOW, Aucfioneer.
An Omnibus, furnished by Fernald & Sawyer,
will leave the Preble House at 9 and another at half
past nine A. NJ, for the premises. Fare out and
back, rs cents. ju6d2t
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06

A GREAT discovery of more value than GOLD
Adamson's Botanic Basam for all diseases of
the throat and lungs. 1t seldom fails to cure.
Price 30 cents. ie4eod1w
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06

f. o. BAILEY & Co. will cell at 10 O'Clock
this morning, at rooms on Exchange street, q
stock of plants from the Conservatives Of
Hovey & Go. of Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
FANCY GOODS
NOW OPENING AND OFFERING,

NOW OPENING AND OFFERING.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's GOssamer I'M
dervests 33 to soc. up. Gents Balbriggan
Vest and Draws IS c to S1.OO. Gents and
Youths 1-2 Hose, Plain and Striped, from
10 to SOC. Ladies' Full Regular Hose
IL, 20, 25, Sic. up. BalmOral stripes,
best styles in the market, IL 1-2, Is,
II G: up. Domestic Hose, full length, =,
8, 10 c. up. Ladies' Genuine Balbrigg an
Hose, extra long, 80 to A c. up. Child
ren's and Misses silk clicked Balbriggans
In sea! Brown, Navy Blue. and Cardinal.
in the market, from 81 to Csc. Ladies'
and Misses Lisle Thread Gloves at 10, Ii,
15c. up. Ladies' Town made Taffeta silk
Gloves for SIC. worth $1.25, A spIend.
i'd Corset for As, 75c. and $1.OO up. DIR.
Warmers COrsets down to $I.15. Madam
rays Doc: all other In proportion. Hair
Brushes Tip Top II I.2, ID, 17c. up.
Tooth Brushes, G., 8, lOc. up. Lace
Tides: in choice patterns. from zoe. up.
at prices lower than the lowest, zoe: up.
Towels CHEAP! CHEAP! from IL l-2c.
up. Linen and Lawn Handkerchiefs from
4c up. Lace Scarfs in ChantilIe, Span
lsh and other popular styles from 58c to
$3.50. BuStleS, all the new shapes as
soon as introduced. from 25c to SI.3S.
Heavy Emb. Sets Collars and Cuffs, all
Linen, Csc. New Patterns in COI0red
Sets for zoe. New style. the best yet,
Dress Protectors Zoe, All other styles
IL Ice. Pocket Books. Here we put
the knife in. A look will convince YOU of
this fact. A big drive in checked NainsO0k
Muslins % to 3Sc per yard. Black Silk
Fringes, we have them and we propose
to sell them. Trimming Buttons, all
cOlOrs. Spool Cotton. best 3.cOrd &c.
Spool Silk. full lOOyards, Sc. Ball Cot
ton 4c. COl0red sc. Pins I7c package.
Ruches l3c dozen up, Bereges and Tis-
sues, all cOlOrS. Back Combs very cheap.
Corset Clasps 4c up. Queen Bess Collar.
cite, new, l7c. English Stuck Needles 4c
paper. Dress Braid, best, &c piece.
Notices to sc. Imported Turkey Red
Handkerchiefs Toe, fast coIOrs. Ham,
burg Edges in variety. Ladies Silk POck-
ct Handkerchiefs from 25c up.
Space will not admit of further quotations. We
simply add that our SIC. SHIRT, all finished,
made on honor, is the best for the money ever sold
in New England. Jot this down in the tablet of your
memery, and Remember our store, 26S MID
DIE ST Rect, near the junction Of Middle and
Federal streets.
Yours Very Respectfully,
j. I'll. FITZGERALD.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06

CHEAPER THAN THE LAsT.-1500 yards Ham
burgs just opened at 81, 1. Nelson & Co.'S Far.
rington Block. jne5d3t
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06

Buy DR.. Warmers Health Corset of Eastman
Bros, 534 Congress st. my26tf
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY,

HANCOCK COUNTY.
Mrs. Abram Stanley of Sutton's Island died
very suddenly May 31st.
KNOX COUNTY.
On Sunday Henry Brooks, one of the most
respected residents of Thomaston, an active
member of the church and Sunday school.
hung himself while temporarily insaLe He
was fifty-two years old.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
Messrs. Sturgis, Lombard & Co. s steam mill
at Augusta has started up.
The house of Moses and Elias Dixon in
Clinton was burned on Tuesday of last week.
Loss $500; insurance $1,000.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
The body Of George L. Storer, lost overheard
last winter in Fox Island Thoroughfare, has
been found near the last entrance, The body
was identified by papers found in his pocket
book. He belonged in the vicinity Of Mt.
Desert.
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY.
The farm buildings belonging to Mr. David
Sutherland of Sebec were burned to the ground
last Sunday morning. A disturbance made by
cat IN the house awoke the family, when thew
discovered the fire between the main parS Of
the house and barn. But little of the furni.
ture was saved. Loss about $1,000; insured for
$500 in the Piscataquis Company.
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.
f. Shaw & Bros mill az Kingman took fire
about six o'clock Saturday night, and before
an alarm could be given the whole mill was in
flames. 1t burned very rapidly. 1t was a total
loss. The bridge and dwellings cear it were
late hour. F.. Shaw & Bros. loss is about
$4,000; insured for about $4,000. j. E. Estes,
who leased one half of the mill. loses about
vi 800; 10 insurance.
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
Wanted.

HOUSE, corner Centre and Free SITS. Suitable
Ii for a boarding house. Enquire at
ju6dtf 109 CENTRE STREET,
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
Notice..

A LII persons are hereby notified that have this
act and trade for himself and that shall not pay
any debts Of his contracting, or claim any of his
earnings. AZARIAH FOGG.
So. Freeport, June 4th, 1877. ju6d1w*
The Portland daily press., 1877-06-06
TO Let,

a MAN to take the agency of this city for Craw-
N ley Burded Soap. Apply at
ju6d1w* 544 CONGRESS STREET.
, 1877-10-23

among whom we're Dr. 1,ot1gcrs aIssl Mr.. Ten
ncnt, Tl,o>c reverend gentlemen were very
rnnch offended At Tie prpiane languayc
introduced. Better for them and for the
interests Of religion that they hxd bern
elsewhere. When Rnyal fiorcrrn,rs IN grand pa
ra.ie and pnnp eame over time aftrr time
whc0 Commissioners and ctietont-houRc nfiirrrt.
a crrrupt, Injurious, mt! djsetl,atr] trihc,
a'N,uitlcl in every part Of New Engfsnd-ti.c
voice Of many was, and 1t1r eno',gl that the
representation of ftave-plays-to encourage n
They wcrr To-, expensive lircrstor,s, aud tcnd,h
to hurt tllc nosalA Of yo,tnx aud unnr!n,ipcl1
perso.s--and no company dare exhibit for any
time for 1enr ri tho fruH1 Jury. AIMS! that In
things should be publicly tolerated. What s1is
tp the ieRaIty Ut the affair 10 tllat the actorA
were not unlr dressed agreeable to characters
they assumed rs mrn, but female apparcl ann
ornaments were put OIL aotnc+ t.pntrary to tha
exprc.sr,l statute. Tcs1ics. II costs the 14ds 4IJ
sterling to prepare for tho exhibition"
, 1877-10-23
any harm to try t., and week should be devot-

AnV HARM TO LIT IT. AHa d WEEK dNouiu Dh Hc9OF
The Rev. Mr. Spencer raid that there was
multitude Of people who could not he gotten In
70 the Church except BY secondary agencies:
The local preachers should Elevate them ont III
thclr 1ret position Of rebellion against Ctrtst,
and lend them to hear the ministers. Ono 0t
The features Of the weakness Of MctlnhIets vas
the tndvi1un1ty Of churches. 1t was important
to yet the lay,ncn togcsher and feel that they
Tic ner. Mr.. Crafts remarked that there
could hc no doubt about tho value Of District
Conferences.
action on The resolution was deferred until The
nc1t meeting.
THE DArrtsTs.
The Baptist mlntsters held their regular week.
meeting IN Room No. ri III ~ FIT q Rsndolr,
the chair. There WAS but a Aim attendance,
owing u the absence OF several ministers at
tan!inB the Baptist State Convention at SPRING
The Rev. Sir. 1Iassclhum, pastor Of the First
German Church Of the city, rcad long papcr
on the history Of the churches antl general
growth Of The German baptist intcrcste fu this
Discussion was held t,pon the subject by tho
Rcvs. DR.. Morgan, Kcrmott, DR.. Taylor, Dfs.
Evcrts. liaskthum, Allison, anil others.
The panrr WAS adopted and ordered published
In ths SfdHtf1rH.
The mcetEng then adjourned.
OritkN ROBES.
The Presbyterian preachers met IN the clnt-
rnom Of the Palmer lio.lsc. The session vas
held with closed tloorh. IL IL understood that
they discussed the prernribus condition nf tho
Seminary. ami resolved that money should bo
had to nut it on fts feet.
The Kcrtorsof the reformed Episcopal Church
also met In the Pacific, the Kcy. ". j. Hunter
III the chair.
After the hearing Of the usual church reports,
the Rev. Mr.. Churttf, u st. 1Dlls Church, gavu
sketch OF sermon delivered BY him ycstrr-
day. After the subject had been discussed, the
meeting adjourned.
few Episconxl clerEymcn met In The church
bookstnre and engaged in friendly conversation.
The mcattngs will probably be resumed asau
next Monday.
, 1877-10-23

him with piece Of meat In one land and q rope
In The other. Although there were tcvcral
spectators Of the scene that ens'e1. It Is lli''
WA scnl9c under the wagon, accompanied hy
yetps and yeils; but no one Is willing to affirm
iha, the man had TIE iog or the dog i,a'1 The
man. F1nally, tho dog, y. H. would reen,
brual,c M against the hind le1., Of the on mule
and then ali was sti,l. IT la not ccrtals what
killed the dog. Nne Of the spectators said he
thought ll1 heard tracc-cl,atn rattle, hut when
lie went roupd to examine the mule she was
asleep. The man had nst his hat, tt+ cont, nn,l
tho greater part Of lis trousers, and subsequent
examination nrDvc,1 that the dug died with one
ear and handful Of hair In his mouth.
, 1877-10-23
below Alezandr!a Bay. Tuf1 and 4 1ehte. hare
gone 10 her aastetpntt.


cH1sAGo-capt. Elphicke has gone 10 Quebec
attend to the fitting ont Of bis schooner. the Ctt1
Of Green Ilay for the South Atlantic COST trade.
....The ftcam barge lsaac May snd one OF hae
eonfort', the Mcutkoka, went Into MLller's dry
dock yesterday % hhve e1ieht leaks stopped.....
Patrick Lee. the man who was 80 murdtrousiy
assaulted In = Chicago. avenue saloon Sur
Fire hundred craft Of iii deae,fpii6na took
shetes 10 thu haflnr daf.ng the la.e gale. And
prosements.. The Wind veered arnnnd fron ths
nor,he... 70 the sou.hut.t SUNDAY ni9hi. md yer
,,: ,ssdIJ mornins nstt o. nearly hnndrc,l s.it
ed ont In Eno't still bFcrxc.
QrHEn fnn1s-The rcnhtns Of thu tate Capt.
f.... Thr tuF Annie, Of Nuskcs0n. was at t.sSalln
Saturday. Gu sr,lte 10 New t}rlean,....At C,rrc-
ssa fS: fe.n E.: b.. bsa net " 70. t ,m.s ash
The ctiren. Il thc s.esn,w valley .nre atran :!ns
H. i'nrt, whu recently lost y f,ot by erlt:nc 1t
caught In the hight ut line The reyct,,r. euitrr
Andrew !ohnson made m atte,hpt 10 p'.tl se -tos
rainier OF The l~Ach at -. I1c !ast FffnT. bit
gave L unastef parting severn, lines, The Cana.
dian t'nsernmrns, ~huntt erlabifrh 9 lsf.-.asInz
tAe most dangerous l.,.crt on she akrr ii ns.
ox '"r teI.ei The .eh1 skyiar* i,r an naraii
r. *:ss..a =, sf.'s 1xsa a' tes ~ !ss: :.
iiE FSMf TcAulFI Fhe IthhHbtfffu on SARHTuay 10
coltn Fu@, Of The firm nf itrowblee l. CO., TOT
whn'n she hiss been working all season. Terms
r!Tate. flcr eapaclty le NO IN It Of lumber. She
VIII he kept hJ the firm In thu er,lar btsncts
The e!mr st. LupIs arrived III t,ctr.it Friay leak
tnx e1lEhtly fs0M the effect Of ttshE9 an rlnking
in It atnty's titcr and went Into Ciarks drr dock
satnriaJ. She came uut with Temporary repairs
yesterday, and vii! ret nlotc permanent tt up It
home. which u lfuFan. The body Of Mrs. Scott,
late cook nf the wrecked sthr +. n. Turner. and
sleter vi The Captains wife. wAs taken to Clcve-
Fi"rs Fffa.J. The oo,ir % had ' BEEN a fund uai
two Or lhseu miles from tho wreck. -.
Tie tcAE city uf Nanitowoc passed Detroit bound
up. Saturday. On her llone trip frun, Scotland,
atter m ahsenre Of nearly two years. Capt. +. u.
!i!gEe Sid hc sar ~ bad weather Friday night on
Ia Erie a. he hsa encountered since he lett the
lakes. The Manitowec IN bound for Chcsxo. 30.
i,nr!nr ths .toFmy weather o: lHte vessels Masking
the Detroit lvrr bare received valuable asastanco
thrnugh the Wtscott range !trhts. These lights
ore suftsiued by pirate contrbn.lons from vessel
men; and, Saturday. Capt. William u. crou1. ap.
handsome Aun 10 the keeper Of them.
, 1877-10-23

KrYrAtc, Oct n.1.-Chartrsa-Vesbcfa ecnrce.
The only charters reported were the sehrs David
Vance. With coal 10 Milwaukee at 25e, and Kate
NIchmond, salt 10 Cleveland At &c.
Clearances-stinr kecwccnaw, go tons coal, IN 9.
luth: props Nadgrr State. 100 btIs cement Avon:
Vanderbilt, 400 brls cement; Cuba. 100 .ous ply.
iron. Chicago; y. Dstlentiue. sou tons coal, Nil
waukec; achss Wells and Burt, Chicago.
During the past forty.el:ht honra but three rail-
vessels hare reached this port,-the Vance, Wells
Hurt. and Harvest Unecn. Capt. HehhsEt. Of the
prop Cuta. which arrived hers this morning, re-
i,urts 1cct Of about serenity sail Of VESSELS
under Long Point when be- passed, waiting for .
change Of wind.
Lumber lost from vcssels during tho recent
atus1ns 10 Lake Eric 10 bciug gatheretl Iu plies be-
tween Colchester anl Long Point, and inquiry IL
making fos baFgcs 10 20 afteeiL
, 1877-10-23
Al Astronomical Afudul%.

3ft1HW1.
There Is . curious snl ittEug sequel TO the
iuconsequcnt muddle xh!eh II. Fave brewe.i.
It viii 10 cou,luelvs VI vlrar,,css 10 recito the
faGts trom the beginning. Prof.. Watson. Of
Anu Arbor, ezw sn aatetod. but lt1 not II the
time idrutlfy 1t a such: few nights stteExsrd
he saw It again, and claimed II = his discovery;
had fvuud the object recognized it ~
ptanet, aud thus acquired the right ot
discovery Tor hlulae1t Also, 1t happened
about this tune, that II. Do1ejty succeeded In
seeluk With hIs telescope one Of both OF the
satellites VI Hsrs which pruf. Asapl Hall. Of
, 1877-10-23
THE KELLEY MOTOR.
The Result Of an Inveatlsntfon Of IT. Merits
and Nemertt4.

THO ltEfulf OF m lnySNfy&ht}dH OF 4g& Merits
and Denurrtt..
tAy,od<;sA1o D4,tsftr, OF, Is,
A the rcst,jt az m inrestira.lon o{ the inertia
~ 5.,,,axI,. ~ ~. r.a,,,. ,u,.,.r - t,-..tI.
Eation extending over several Scars'-the ioi.
lowing statement Of opinions can scarcely fail
10 be OF interest to The public, It should be
nrc,n,srd that these on,ntons arc mt urged a.
P's.A'1So sas ."soo "pT'' ~, NO
authoritative; oil that can Dc claimed !os ,hem
!s that they arc the uttcEanees oi intelligent
men who, from having frn faith iu the value
nj TIM ,nntor Invented by Mr. Keeluy. f,aYe CONG
10 pe''Ste taa .ness ,de d,.cov
~. nee'sJ unlues''omJ .m ~ 1naae u'ssus@ .'oy
sas .na. u3 ~ rsin. r-,c. nnii~ hnvs,
s.,,,na ...rp,a = ,'csa .i ~
,, T-, =. ~ ~ pIus ,,tsie nI
no. Euy im,inn u ~ M .a.sve
asnsi n.S - ..sa.... ~ ~ AetT III.
GnSaxea tn aussesS S,. sne - NJ: ane
,s ~. ~ ~ n.tn~na 1.s ,i.,, ~ % @ ;t ha
% ~ ,as ~ fath H. on ,nc
sueII as apsttet9Ii .nto.o1t tne assuu!ptauH t.at
anytMag ay .,r ~. tne pufest aonestS enafae'es1es
~ 'rhn ,,r..icai d,..,t,.. ~h,ch r,ev.nt Arm
~ pIass@s1 s,Si,,.n ntnaee T.. n pss'ens 'nv
o1ta 1mo.n. itu ,oasarv ~ ~ M sonai ccst VI
=. ,s.,as !nes.y ~ w. ~ ~. s.ss ".M ~.
rost +. niai,,oa fnr isWars ths.. III, ths
soAt 10 sIa'uls" Nv s.-a!e .ues1. aMstt tts
..acHs5J NJ hgsS.eat " puoen pa ~ pU"f. tnat
;s;n,r s,e. ,rnirc ~ ,r;i, Il T. .n cn..,x M g. =,
tI.! .i'. ~ Wa pn puo.s t% ".t s,i.s.! .,., ~
n!asS Ill., sae.t NV 80. ~. t., ~.
IN M tns s"ace ann III use cost nuae
.nam ., Sv, 49, sna na tS,oselaent s ,"tsen.ues
W., Woa eu,. set1 y s.1,,ri tsss, n 40 niiae
ama n,s1ua =. ~, pssoo s.lp'su, w..
t1c ~, tues MUa eti ns .alsJ III 81 S.VEe f y. a11
o. tme oa9!na.y s.enn'nEe. ,sa ~ n.a.hu' f
iat'ns catn ons'na tns se1Sees 1un'n oc seqm,
Gu. nnt ~ ~ a's;t55 ,t nas ,, ~ maM ,ia
ehhSptonIS, svshet .'.'a " ,i. wno Touu
.M"t,u.uS"y a,.n. T., nts,'ii atana - sns s1e ~
' wnss,as n, % "ua'u oe psspa.sa u - sa, II s'u1
uem a1h' uaneous 81. sis s,nsssencsA ~ tne
huhe ootal,1c" ~ atos..net auycstah' Dea9so
assss r. 1esas ate ~ sHut, !. r. pfelhai} fssats
us. ne seeI nnn a, H. y, .ne e1an va.oe o. no s
tug IS aerciucot upon Tue cont,nRencf OF ee1he
III gonuitnn l,t, IT, wofk, ~ nea1ner saato s
Wno m a"f ac ran nrv.r ~ ur nrr ; eoF
tne % resn o. 90 10 that tne h.
makes partakcs ol tlle nature ot an experiment
tne en,ns nay " my hn 1 ft'"h T. 10 n' H. ~
Tempt 70 statt u. n enn1c y ue5"!lu '.o
tn"er VI hts eohtfoii AsM hlt - n1s cuo!ts ~
nr.nE anuef na ,un Sontsotemoss 81 sos1ny a
MM!a aafaeE humocf OF sesn-hafe ueeh
iutlle. kaen aatt,tt'nR ins3 ~ may oset.
ynnc tnis asa.s. tne Fssuts oo!a.neu NJ ~
, 1877-10-23

Last week tho roung son uf II. II, Armstrong,
engineer Of tho tug Livingstone. was taken wilt
serious 1l1ness. The owner Of the tug, william
Livingstone. Jr., Of this city, felt anxious thai
the father should hls hoy while titk, especiall,
as lie an only son, and the father having pre-.
vtously lost two boys, each lime when away on hi,
boat Mr. l.. accordingly used The telegraph lIt
orally to discovur the whereabouts Of tho tug and
hnstnE done 80, lad m engineer rrady to takc tht
place OF Nr. Armstrong - the tug With = TOW
passed this mort on Thutsday afternoon. Nr. A.
went to blu honc mona toD soon, for bis f,ny. syr,
Il years. died The next morning. The father hst
tho synpathy Of many fsteiIa in his ext1cmt
afiction. while tue exhibition os :houehtfal gen.
erosty on the rart ot Nr. Livingstone IL worthy oi
rtcord.-UstroH Posf and Tribune.
, 1877-10-23

lItan party. wilt they alto r.p;ain why the other
while Grant ~ I'fe.ident Va. a,tenptln2 to ktcp
mem"rica. At'ophis t7,n".} Ar"taneh< ti"d.).
I'D ing s1r. tfaye4' Republican supporters
to The esszrn. who votct, for Mr. Ttden, there !.
~ ca-t three fnurth. inajorifJ hf ihr pcoplc OF
pol!ey II ihe prrris,ent. il Z probable that more
&c in. IT, iiase,' @ son'hefn poI'ry. Will 70
IN e.;s b s,a sc S"e b
the Ff"at5Gnt'* s"nti,rrn r't'tcy. Three. yeata
!,"nce 4 will ne tnater Of wonder that a irpub-
allnnth haye hecn en blind ~ to oppose it.-4Se's
1orl Ht1aia tfad.l.
There is small self.inserested class in
ryery tsontherol Stats csmofous. on ssonndf Of
e II 9.a es sa."-.s II" II" ot y he
w4s. Tho@e whu are directly Interested cannot 1c
expected 70 sec Tint t.e country w'li not rrHp..f
not be better ntI. They viii uny tse stst they viii
1e individually better Of. 1hcr will never rec
IN tic paee :neha pssy u ~ weuta erea.s ,"i
atriaea ss"u!h. Those WHO ha.e 10 pay tazs. to
We vant 10 rsosena Is II tS.s ea.'ns,.. 20 ensrFe.
laws, The courts Arc cap.le Of niftlay nd dealing
with. Let tnnsrcat keep out uf the business
altogether. -.'a1ar,iit t7tnn., Amtrttan thtui.t
Democrats con .itltr the campaign Of 1870
;lteaay ;hn w"n Thsy e1nlt ets' solid South sn4
~, ~ oS, @ =. c,u r. ~ @ ~ sS't.s" '
WI my nfe me eunaaes.M VI reht.
yFAhia. Scw uFk. anu eftn MassatfIufetts, IN
nJs.nee. 9Th al'nort as much confidence a. + the
too, hut nu,,y IlenulJcap, do nj eon,iIer their
nSssG' I, ,a TIE eI si ss
h1lld. There are sDa.t Republican leAirrs WIN
have even aarsnced In their plans beyond Ihsu.
tryi1r to jrav IT, Nasoscopa of jsst' TbIs .eems
a1,a s,rt,sn 1n IL no s Isss re tn; haps. and the
fhe top In onT rntIes. ate linlItrl BY, ifctlmet,
Al This early tAy anfrxr IN hc tnvInIy in lid
hinnders ~ t%s H. M"c..,s srJ Ihn }..ts. ~.
.I o."'iisis =. tuE nSusottnunt .uu WE !AtGF nte
G%nlrs'y % 9:rsechlnx zach olEsr 70 tread tenderly;
ren nvu.ne amtng them see,a oa,ead Tho mistakes
which the fu,ure NAV record -Etactnodtt Eutefff
tRrp.l, '
Tho Republicans OF rIolyoks, Mass,
Rheeea ,atfonQ scsrlntlons lndorsinE resident
ns{I1 r.er'osns steiyet q AmtctsI Co4e2et epoxa
On, n,l. ,,.n ~. ~, ~ ,ts ~ ~ ,.,t,, h,.
, 1877-10-23

Washington, Ind discovered. In announcing
all the foregoing to the French Acncmy Of
Sctencrs, ~. Faye got matters 10 strangely
mixed III his oHn mini as 10 state that ". Dorcf-
Of Mars before rrnf. Watson That tanete has
Nil been stragtcned out, anil now comes the
llcnoue'uent which, tt Is to be lopc,t, Is hnaI.
The astcroid in question, which had i'cen la
be crosac.l oil the list altogether. Ii turns u,tt
To t'e N old one Dr. Knnrrc having investigated
is orbit, hnA found Il Identical with Asteroid
No 14t4 1teeDycred Jan. 13, 1N15.
, 1877-10-23
PORT OF CHICAGO.
The following were tho arrivals and ccaraptes
fos The swcutJ'fout hours ending At 10 o'clock last

The following wcrs tho arrivals and clcaranees
fos The swcutJ.fout hours ending at 10 O'Clock last
nIght:
r! ,Axsty.Ls.etlnn chlcaso. .fiIwaukee. fundriea.
ifarpof, snadt;c.. sx1sri ItnsIn ifsSsr :unrtrs:
~ ntan. ti, nndrsrt; Ey o. 5Ia;erse
lnnh:s: hltrt ie.ntlsn 1u.nt:rs iyrtle. MonIasaue
Ho.a 1t!.et. iunlsrr: iohn .EdvsrI. tsfani hasen.
Manltowoe. lumber: Cos.cr. -stuskcxon. ra"ti
ton. @ inn: .chf Has ID A. we!i GlIin evoti 70 sa1
Id III. sas.,. r.. It ffsssrse. fyi,r..e Ey
srir sDu.rntr PeniH str 2.ifDu ccrn 4 GUl ID oati
riat s.rue = ala s,u pfop IT, I. Brtt .n, souiti
70 sanEsnsks ssn,r M',.kron Mn,krE:n. . brfA suF
= l!sst'. eauxasueA; sanarts. @ mn Camden: Bnh.!t
~ ~ xheat; At 81. L.okout; Menonlnsr, :s7 bu rom
pI9p nsm,ref; 4t M.nes.1Esc br!s acr.r:: schr y
s;is.xn ~ Mi,*sukcr y ~. a;t s2ebeyEsa
~ isrisy snd T. ;. prr 6lty Eontod
TsSo = ,g, srcL and = tkzs oatmeal: rro? ndia,
Erie. Aoul bu hAr!e5.
, 1877-10-23

Gptttn: DrpaftA ia TAs Chicago 7rtau.s
rnnr HcHos. MIch., Oct :a.-Dowu-Props
Window. Benton. Leland, Wexford, Yosemite,
j. Hertsehy, 1t. Joteph. D. ". rowcrs. f1asana
nnd eoneort, Cot1nberry And barges. Alpens and
barPes. schss F.. A. Nicholson. d. 4. Wells,
AcusT, Lone star.
Cr-rsops T. ", snook, ST. Albans, Lewis Oh.
bert, Badger State, feorge King ard 5atges, Oak
land and consoft. Ketcham and coneort, Tempest
and barrcs. FoEes. City and consost. Enterprise,
r. Norwood, Jcnnts snd tasRes, rrtnsle
and hsrx.s, Egypttan and eonsnrt. Raleigh
and eon.ort: teh.s 4Htna. MaEa's Mcisac,
Cook. Collingwood, lcshtiVo, ,w.,llsm Young.
Atbcn!an. Stark, r. ". t}!Anrd, Utnnabcc. re.
Florida. Char1es liincklry, Ottrich, Flyln" Cloud.
Mimi Blanc, l., A. Simpson. II. l.. Collins, y. A.
Wood.
1r4na ,orshrra.4 tt..+bn. Aon
, 1877-10-23

1tlIInI4 {1u,} C0NAEflI10h.
A North CAruilu2 WayoDeG sold hts dog TO q
Laureu4 County nan the other day for half
barrel OF sorghum srup. The dog, however,
refused to b sold aud took refuge under the
wsgou. The Lau1tus CDuu!y maa 1axled Ate<
, 1877-10-23

specIa1 Dts1a,ra 10 M CA4cago TstAsNA
NAkQuErrE, AIth., 0c&. e...-Atftvsd-Prop
Annie l., smith: schrs Jnry, Oak Leaf.
Ctrared-sehrs Da,is. Wagstad, william 0ruudy,
Oak Leaf.
The prop J. l.. Hurd arrived hers 6aturday svsn-
Ing with trf screw couplings looss. She left last
night IN tow Of tuEJ J. c, Morse. which will take
repsirel-