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CONSTIPATION,

CONSTIPATION,
TESTIMONY Or THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF
(}rorG,A.--I have used Simmons Liver
Rryu;ator for constipation OF my bowels.
caused by temporary deral1gcment Ct
the liver, for the last three years. ana o.
WAYS when used &C ording to the d'ree-
tions, with decided benefit; think it ~
a good medicine for the arrangement OF
the livcr-.at least such has been my per
sonal experience in the us Of it,.
HIRAM WARNER.
Chief Justice Of Georgia;
| SICK HEADACHE,
EDITORIAL,.-We have
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| know that for Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness and Thobbin& Headache,
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! ever saw, We have tried forty
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Liver Regulator, but none of them
CAV. us more than temporary re-
lief: but the Regulator not only
Ed. TrLnuKArn AND MESSENGER,
Macon, Ga
,, Having had during the last Invent!
! YEARS Of my life to attend to Racing
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Of your Reyt,Iator as Il cure for the aboVt
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Augusta, Clinton & Macon, as to the cur
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ChiLbREN!-Your Reg
ulator is superior to any other 'rom@
rdy for Malarial Diseases among,
children, and it has Il large sale III
this section of Gcorgia--W. NJ:
RUSSELL, Albany: Ca:
, 1877-05-05
Cruelty to Aulmals In Italy,


for tho Prevention Of Cruelty to Aul,als wns held
recently In Rome. Tho llsEchioaeas Del utllo.
better '1nowR ~ Adelaide Alstori, 10 one Of the
two reasons: FItst, tho Imperfect state of The
present lay; and. secondy ths very uneniigleaedi
state ct public opinion. ono may commit aly asi9t
which ats not domestic, For Instance. the ANAL
boys In Home delight 10 wrap up = live tnauae ~
cotton cloth well stepped 10 petroleum, then - se.
hny aNeetnessts With the spectacle Of IL ssonles.
Tho oaense IL not puuislAblu, because tbs mouse
IL not domestic animal. The sums !Fruarcssh,is
torture and 80 long be does Il in the buck yata;
Of 10 the hassmcnl. .! wherever Jol pleass, snas
out from, the general xigw, he outrage will emo!
ths sane immunity, while. II he gises poos pussy
Nost II i H. sss,la brought It 70 % oms M for Ii.
ket sfu kept without food OF water Tor period VI
twsntx thist{ sometl,nes forty hours bst.se VIZ
a.; kisd IT,. haa 9fsen tFem tao s.ss sh.' tns IT,
case font year. ago. on each head Of cattle, NOW
c1actod according to the weight of tue saugheetta
aulalaa 70 that the butcher believes II ~ b. hls
taaly not In thsit pura.aI stats Of health Hhea
kept without food twenty four hours, sui !es4
when the experiment ts protractea 70 fort! hoas.
ncjIalhy u Rome gives tbs butchers shs bcucut Of
regular deduction of 90' per cont suEPo.eu ~
represent tho weight Of the food which ought o 70
III thc snimara body: Thu Society snd tbs huo!s.. a
1i1etnttun.
In the stseei4 behind the Pantheon enc may daily
sec exposed for salu miserable bsls, which ~ nav
Thc.s bnl bisds s!o employed =. deeoy. to :uat.
otlcfs of the fealhery triUo. The nctton Of ~
Society has becu a!sscted pat down shs hotribss
paeucs. Il 70 tho credit Of the present hfnass
b4EttT.
, 1877-05-05

LAEArk71x, lud., Msy i.-Moses Fowler, Pro,i.
dcnt 0! tho National State ank this city, wl,o en.
tered Into bond to Indepnfy azainst oss In tho se-
eent railroad muddlc, was to-day xubpanacd 10 ap.
pear before Judge Ward uu Monday, May Fl, 10
snawer complaint Of tho Lafayette. Alunc!s 4
Bloomington Railroad Company, Claiming sos, :,
600 damages ACcruing fforn illo Na!lrpn blockade
ot tho road: Balt4 lnnamerab0 arc aprinylng up
to recover a1mAJt On account Of tho lalAy to per.
tshahle articles III transit. Or lDa4 M grain
delayed In lflnst 10 oil coutracts, pax.
srslstss whose business Interests suffered ms.
teflal loss BY delay and consequent failure 10
meet engagements, dutsys 10 malls, In fact very
lew business lRtatcstA xl0hY liu ltlu OF tha fuad
Lafayette MuneIe. 3 Bloomington Company sss
operating tho to2d from Munciu u Ausb!a, near
the Illinois line. Tho Illinois ind 10 HluoMtn..
ton they never CLAIMED, aud only uaed 1t under 4
running arrangement. Tia Two eoFpoEations arc
separate and 4lslfnct.
The Injunction suit OF the Lsfsretts, Muncie 4
Hlpuultuxsun KsllEuAl ayu!ask the &inetuuuti, La
fuyeIta d Chicago lfatlFuId can,G w In The Snpe-
rtot Court OF this county to-day thu latter GoG.-
pnny was Temporarily restrained fgom earring
freight and pa4seoEc!s t10tn tue TolclU. Peoria i
WaraAw Railroad III thu Wstl4sh hAlIw&y over Tho
track Of Lafayette. MUnctc j. Bloomington HALL
road fruua rempietua to this city. Asidavits Ut
tho defendant Company wers alea and read before
ths Court A1gun,unt IN the Gaze will b. heard 10,
morsow or Nondsy. Ths cssa i an important
one aul lnyolvs. tho u3tter Of any outlet fur tue
through Toledo. Peoria wsnaw trshlf to tho
EAIs
, 1877-05-05

at this point and rctuclng the number OF divisions
on the road: Their experiment ut running pa'scn-
.rAlla {.I2 mlc,}, which has hccn tried Ill winter
was abandoned few dnya ance. and engines nrs
now changed hern ar formerly.
The Indianapolis, Bloomington J. Western, hay
Ing pnt tA Foatl. led fnta rst- olaa1 condition, ha
dispensed with tho office Of Rond- Sta,lc.. Tho
chanyrs for tho better in tha management of th34
road, in thc LAST year Of twu have been remsrka-
bic. tien. r. 1'caFe has been General 8npelfn.
tendsnt through tho hArdcat nf ali hard times. bnt
he IL tho Grst Superintendent that hiss evrr made
the road pay percentage OF prod, above operating
Expenses. t'nleE hta management this t1As been
accomplished. Tho machine -shops Of this rnad.
located In Urbana, hare this week turned ont two
cntife trains ot new coaches, baggage ard mail
cars. the two coaches On each hcing elegantly dn.
Msnagcd the varied fntcresls of the road IN this
city for several ycAy With great satisfaction TO tho
public, and doubtless also 10 that Of bic employers.
, 1877-05-05

- LoHdpS 8poittF.
To see through q Gillstunu or brick wall has
usually been regarded a. q feat requiring for IT.
accomplishment powers possessed By hunlan bclngs
only when In spirtualialc trance, or when other
wing rendered. clnfEroyunti aud to sec tnroush
Of metal II oFln1EilJ regarded equally lin
posstLIe to human visual organs. 1t Is true thkt 1t
has long been known that guild leaf ma, he beatsn
10 Gna a. 10 transmit = gfccnlsA light toletah!y
te.t o the quality ol gold BY te gold Isatsf, tho
adm!1ture 1t small quantities. oi silver win the
gold employed causing dtttugufshabtc alteration
In the tint Of the transmitted light. Hitherto,
however, this property OF ttsusluccncy when III
thin 1lins ha4 been regarded ~ psenitnf
to geld, and belonging to no othcr
metal, the reason for this being no
doubt. to sone extent, that few metals Other than
gold can DO successfully reduced by hammrslng to
me requisite degree of tenuIty; save sliycs anil
platinum Indeed ~ metals approach to gold. Hy
teetscal means. however, tliln 1lms of gold and
other uictxs can b. obtained which readfiy trans
nit light tho Dsoda OF operating 70 produce ,hess
attenauted shesls Ut mcia1 being simply to cause
electric sparks to iass frou wires Of ibs required
metals passing into tubes Vt Eareaed air Or other
Ktacs, whsn tho particles Of metal detached from
tae wlrts by tho sparks becomes depositcd III thu
s!des Ut thu 81 lasa. fonnlug h1 excessively thin
tl1I. qu!te continuous under the microscope. Gold
alms thus prepared transmit huc green light: ssl
yer gives nns blpe eolut; eoppts dull green; !;
platinum blnish gray; xlnc and cadmium dee
blush gssyi ilo0 Ancztly nautsai tint, but slightly
ey0Yn4l.
, 1877-05-05
NIAGARA FALLS.
Tho Day liylrnu,io-Canat rrop~rty and
. franchise Bold At Public Auction.
H1ifdio GoHefet ,Xsu

Tho Day Hydrnu,io-canat Property and
franchise Bold At Public Auction.
- R1i5dio COHrfer, 4YaY2.
Pursuant to announcement, tho Days Hydraulic
Canal property, and franchise Of the water powes
Of tho American side At Niagara Falls, wcrc
yesterday disposed OF At public anc-
tlon the sale taking place at the Spencer
House. With thla plopetty many Of our readers
aro familiar ~ tbey also tau,i!l with the facts
By the owner It price which nnna waa eyer found
willing 70 paT @ sxen for sn eYnl.aleatot 700, ,99o
1s sssx Il 4 nss sa
s.r. and at 10 o'c'osk announced t1at tho al
Isssss, s::: i Z;
r; e s:?; :df's'E y r
sts~sst ot sas arm Of T. r stewart SON Iae:
thia bid, the sais va. adjourned until ! oeloek.
Al that hour u was resImes. and the entire prom
carh. The bidding was nut what might be called
lively ~ not more than four parties acen,cd TO ba
III. tssessSsa g r. ,s s1 TT. TT. %sy IT,.
Tho property had sevcrul times before been pub.
lthcd fos .atc. without a rals. taking place, and
bcen published provloas to the 1sth of April.
THO Day canal property va. owned by Mr..
Horace II. Day 4. agent aud attorney. Had II not
1suna 1T .t H. a,s + ma.t
Mr. Chsssfoush fur ;iU, Dol. ii. tit :atira ID.
G4mhrancs. npon the property amounted to $1o..
l6l. " ~ fol!oMa:
M esse1sss: ss eEssp:sy: ::ns
ss!s:ss ts H.: T. i: x;si; ii Nav soIf.
Mofss.ss oi Xs: iis;. Of Vnaitipa.:.:: sSS%
f!ss T.4e. s.ti,,sied Il; aS@
W.: Day. therefore, fealises litt!s less tLnn
$ll goo from eAt1tH which tut family had yaiuRd
, 1877-05-05

CHIN NOOK SOW.

----- CHIN NOOK BOW.
BAR FnANorsro, May 4.-Ch!n Hook Sow wne
hanged To-day for tho murder Of one OF his coin.
ts5men tho 10th Of December, 1871. lie wns
convicted eo1ely on Chinese testimony. Appeal
was taken to tho Supreme Court, which con-
frncd the Judgment Of tho lower Court.
The execution was set for April IT, but
tho Governor granted 4 stay Of proceedings
until to.daI ia order to enab!o him to review tho
c!idenco. The rrisontr to the last maintained
hin lnnocence. flc was very rciIcent, declining
to converse much. and merely requesting That hia
ti'atlon: Tho Rav. A. II. Loomls attended lin
during hts imprisonment md OF tho gatiowa. but
failed 70 make any .sppafent lnlpteetton on his
on being led out to execution maintained calm
and unmorcd aemeanoF. and G!ed without ktruy-
th!fty.six mnrtlers committed BY Chlnssne IN ihjs
city. and not suglc execution until the present.
, 1877-05-05
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.

i. Special MspdfcA to The 7sferHA B,
wAsntxoTos. u. c., May 1.-The official se.
turns from nearly at the customs diftrcsa fot the
month OF March haze been received. and the az.
srcaatc vaiues of Imports and exports for that
month have been published by tho Treasury De.
ra.ttuent. They show an incrratc Of about
II, O00, COO In Imports when compared with the
ssmc month last year. All other months Of tho
present fscal yeaf have shown falling. Oh in I'm
po1ls excepting December. for which tho lncreare
wns 81, COO. D00 Tho dcctcasc In !u,pon trads
for niut months haa been about $Js, 600, coo. Our
exports OF merchandise Tor March
sHoW 4 DE0REAaB,
~ compared With The samc month last yesr, and
also as compared with February, 1877, amount.
Ing 10 mora than 50, 600, 00o II ia noticeable that
this Is tho only month Of ths present hseal year In
which our export trade. when compared with the
similar periods Of last year. has fallen OF. and
also the only month Of this year In which the
specie vatue Of imports has exceeded that Of az.
parted merchandise, Tho so-eailtd balance Of
ia $155, 600. 900 n fayor OF the United States,
against &c., 900 0V0 for the same pcrod last year.
Even tho tatler amount, which Was swtiled 10
fcscSed in any W s yea, oi our History. Ths
incfeabc Ia the yalae OF exported commodities for
nine months, compared With that for she 4 samo
period Of last seaf' has Peer nearly s''' o"o oV'
the movement fsr March has continued fa,,orse1s
To tho United statcs, though not a. lArFclY
80 ~ during Octobc1 November. or Decem.
bcr. still We Imported nearly u. million
and half dollars moro than wc exported during
s s e. ., s1f' 81 s!ei, ss%s nsst
compared with the trade for Rho sAme months OF
last year. In nlno months We havo gained by tho
cIcchs Of specie Imported over that o1pottcd moro
than $5. 005, 0oo besides keeping
ALL THE PRODUCTS OY OUR MtNE3
at home. During the SANE peFlod Of last JeAf wo
lost ST. 400, 600 In specie by tho excess Of ouE
ports over ttnpnEtH.
, 1877-05-05
TIE pElkIN DISTRICT.
4 ABCuKNs To ousr MHRRtAM.


WAantxu1oN. u, e.. MAY THE Cpmul4sonet
n, intn,nsi H,vocna .ircrn IT. Raum. rcreived
tlle following dl'patch ftnm the col!cetos Of tho
Eighth IItinots Collection District to-days
FEk,s, H., Mays, iS77.-7b fhs Hon. 9r<en
Was6iHgfoa; itcsrnue Agents Wiiistn Oavitt, j.
c. Wheeler. aud inhn M,IehrI sls hcfe. mud caus.
,rerst cnufstsuces Will iIoary i. Westsrman,
Hohcrt Weituer. and 0thef convicted ruycnns
(hsten They wont 10 Wcatef1natit house last
Aou1, II You desire aihoronsh insestlgat!on send
reliable meu. j. MERmiAN, Collector,
~, hra,tu of n, f3en, ,,mrn,s htxa forv trowr
1AAt tne te2th mug Ncto hA|As w . p1ot W WHICH
they hoped to remore The Collector Of tho District
la;a hnforo n. rtmcnt n .n .,,iv aax .ho~.
ts, ~. go :, ~ ,sr,t ,.,. ~. .s1 .no ss
10y 'as 'ue" ~ WV ne sno"n taas u "es acsp'
lata scheme, ana VIII tDplcass Ptrsons now Aotds
Ing resgonabiu positions. The recent Inrrattxa.
noN which has tean held In rek!n, In which 1t was
, 1877-05-05
THAT FnOa ALL RIGHT.

Warsaw Railroad no.Ihct1 the Chicago, pckn &
Southwestern RAILROAD that, unlass they refused
10 let tho illinois Midland cans into Pskln over
tlleir track, they .vonld refuse to let tho
Chicago, Pckin & Southwestern uao tho Tolesto.
Peoria q Narhaw track from Eureka TO Washing
ton. The Chicago, Pektn & Southwestern acced-
I'd 10 thls domaud, and to-day tho Illinois Midland
paid tho Toledo, Peoria s Warsaw portion OF tho
rental duu that road for track. rent when The frog
recently taken out at FarmllaIo WAS replaced, anil
the Midland again allowed to use the Toledo,
Peoria i WArsa1 track Into peoria. THIS Midland
secured tic balance Of the rent duo to tho Toltdo
Peoria 4 Warsaw. wien the latter fclcatcd tho
engincs and tho hhggnga.car taken possession Of
last Tuesday,
, 1877-05-05
S1ISpFNnFn.

TnRx7oN. N. j.. May 4.-Tho Prcsbytesy to-dny
unanimously Sustained tho charges Of horcsy
sgainst the Rev. John Miller, aud hn wa1 suspend.
cd from tho ministry Of the Presbyterian Church
until such limo ~ hc will mako mnnifest 10 tho
satisfaction of the rrcabytery ILLS remuneration OF
tho errors he holds. and his so1cmn purpose no
longeF To promngatu them. Mr. Miller salil It wns
simply moral and intellectual lmpotsh!lity for
him to rcnoance h!s views, and gave notice Ct 10
appeal 10 tho synod. .
, 1877-05-05

eecrctary Of Tho Trcnsnry, asking him to d.
rect tho Cnelon- -1Iouso Commission 10 Inquire
why hfia Of sale Of vct-ci property that have tccn
registered at hnr,e rnr! should hc compelled to
ply tho fed over again there, which Il not ~.
qnlrcd At any other cnrtom-f -f1nusc; also, why
elctEn should hc hilnwrd |" receive fecs for inr.
mailing prompt returns Of eargpes landed al that
city.
Ecputy Collector Wynkoop stated no such fee Ia
required except whrro rcgtatsatIon takta pncu on
OF where her marine documents Tetr changed. No
further queations wcrr Asked, and tile Committed
adjourned Until Monday.
, 1877-05-05

k,.ut.1 rx.r,t-h "a TAA 1r,h,nI
,,,..~.p,s :, :, H.. rmrI, -.x
mHs"9', ~. n..., - ~ =. e.. H,.s.,,r .n, pst.,.
.n.Sss "' ,.,,h ~ ,i,n rdw.ns M.rh.-snn -,
%us.' ss. sms,.aS nv so.eo ,x.. -, i..,.,w ~" ~
s..as 80 ~ .,ss s. s..st ~ s..n,s. -,
s., ,,srsI ~. =, s. ,rtt, ,o ~ 1ra.t =. ~ vi
Ssnos1..t-.ns. rhf. i. .t,.n,~ - I1trst-s,i,, -,
~ %s,....'.ss ~ .x..n", - ,.,,t,, ~. no...n.n..t
,.. -. ~. 49,. ,nr.h. .nht.,t.s =. ~. 49,
,,ovmsnt ~ ,rc,s ,h.n rn, nn,son. n. stan, i,
h,i m ,,o-t n i. dorb,fui n tbo t,mr,.u ~ pn.
craving mi, Printing conId he nnccc,sful1v admin
s1etea on Inc sans ps'Me'p'es as ore spp'.ea
to other bureaus Of the Government, Tor
b'iis limiting tho number Of emp,oyes in each
m ob.eryat,on Of essry one familiar with Jepart.
mental Affairs taat 'l.0.o division. for which ap-
rropt'aslous afe made In butk, and IN which tho
number snesys' ID left to tho discretion Of e1
ALMOST 1svARlApLr o"SRcRowpED
NJ, moi neede, ,.htc in snme ott,cr t{yisIons t,n
,,,... rod,c.. tha fo,c. ho,n, +at ,rtuo1tv noo,c
st 80. ~ t,ns. Ss,s.ns.ats ~. rno."t ~.
In London. had tc!cg1uphed to the Secretary tho
Treasury somc unfaroraalc information in regard
TO tho bu.Iness of the Syndicate, and assured him
.hat .nc1c = 70 W .e,.oas ulh'suts ~ aapoelne ot
tho AZ per cent bonds now on tho market, On ae-
foundation. Tho asle of United States securities
bus been less 'nss,sessa with ~ The outbreak o.
any other nation. 1.t.a fact, indeed, Tint during
tho last few vecks the t,uetua.ons In tho n.rket
price Of United Suites Al; pcr cent bonds have
been less than taas Of any other Government re-
curltIes sold In tho London market, Those bonds
ror v.n,xn1 1 pRp GENT
n'.,,'. ...," ~.
, 1877-05-05

CoLuMnA1, q. T., May 4.-Threo Of Tho
Lowndesv,lle murlescrs, wlghtmal Allen, John
Allen, and jenkins Whtnct, were hanged at tho
Abbcyfs Court. House this morning. The othcr
John Allen admitted h[s guilt, but tho other two
proclaimed their innocence.
, 1877-05-05
IIOI2SE~1'fftEYING,
Fnerfof fHststfrh In 5hS 7S1Au%4s

WATHnrowN, Wls., May 4.-Thu horse and
buRky stolen from T. Kcnnrdy's livery stable In
thta city, April 81. worc recovered yesterday at
MaFkcson, Green Lake County, by Deputy shorsff
GILES, uc property having been sold to a. landlord
thcrs tho iuT attor the theft for guild watch
and 500 In money. After cffocttn1 tho sale tho
thief WIN gave his name A. Marks and represented
hlmsc1F here cattle dealer from, Chicago, bent
laaty retreat aud has not been heard Of 1Enee,
, 1877-05-05
MORTuhRY,
WVV V5fEtls
SptcIdt NspdlcA 10 7nt Tribune.

Spfc3dl T9p0lch 70 1ns Tribune
ADRIAN, Mich, May A.-The 1lty. MI. Dillon
Lee. now Of Cairo, H., has been tclcgsaplcl 10
come to eoaduct tho funeral ceremonies Of hs Tor.
mer companion. Frederick Hart, on Sunday after.
nt'on. An escest oi Adrian Knights Tenplnr will
return 1o.n.oFrow With tho Ieulains from Altcgan,
his daalh yesterday, The popularity and proH,in-
once VI The ducaAscd promises TO mako his funeral
exceptionally large.
, 1877-05-05
4 Very Favorable Exhibit as Com
pared with Last Year,
Flattering Reports Concerning the
Condition of American Se-
curitfes Abroad.
A Deep Laid Scheme Of the Pekin Ring
to Dust Collector Merriam.
The Big Sewing. Machine Monopoly Prac-
ticallY at an End.
THE EXTRA SESSION
POSTPONED Till OCTOBER Is.

Eptefdl Dtspateh to 7as 1f1banA
w.su'saros D. c. Nay arhs csSnes .s.na =. it,
se'so", sossa ~, ~ S..assx ~ snx'
OF Consees untl 'no losn y. os'ooe tsf ~ ~, eS.
Vrcss OF hath parties and leading business men
from all parts Of sho country hayo been urging tho
Admnstraton 10 avoid il possible an extra session
during the summer. Members OF Congress havc
tnn durinu thu heated weather. and business
-, t,rs r..r most rn,nfmnn, In Tin
.I.,.., ~. ~. ~ ~ 800 ....tnn nv, H.
opinion tnat u tne extra sess.oa eAu w
epterp,.ses would have better opportunlty TO re-
cupo,.tc aud become established on armer basis
taan % Il public l ] excitement snoaId
III AGAIN AnousHD
By political debates, and tho uncertainty caused 10
prevail a. to What congrcs. might do In relation to
Tho tarlr, The currency and other Important qucs.
tIone. The Secretary Of War, aftcr considering all
these m&ttere aud taking Into account tho author.
Il, given him y law to make sonFse,s ; sson before
ianso's'isn etc., s' Of III ss@7 =. we'll a. tss
fact tl,at the army aYmssters do not generally rot
around with the!r Lust lnstailmcnis for tho
nscai year nhtl SIX "eoes OF "o
nonths Gftcr its close reported 10 tho taDlnet To-
day that while postponement Of tho o1tta session
inconyenionco to Officers and men who would be
reauiEed 10 wall Tor thctr pay that Inconvenience
.,., wouln r; rnoeAhLr Dn IFss
u o. Al 1 % s
as 70 ssns hs s1n x :s'' s1. ss TIE
tho ostobsr elections II !na',n. anu onio
Esb,pnct n dsirpmin'nr tbts .nstn"ne''ant rhs
Trcsi.ient and Ills constitutonal advisers do not
aon IaheF nretas ~ d ots 81 'na
an EtRLr ExpnHssIos
, 1877-05-05

CuAnPAtss, ILL.,, May A.-Ralisoaa retrenehmeat
has apparently gone to seed iu tlis syctIon. Tho
1Iasana, Ka1toul l. kastaru Marrow Gauge, Of which
the KsfqFmss, Low Steward. Of Plano, u head
mauager, haa reduced The sayea Of engineers 10
$40 per mouth, Arsmeu IS, and hzAkemcn SO.
It IL sumorrd that The Illinois Central u about to
seueRel W Aholi.aiRx ths Haiu 4Lpatehsk oGes
, 1877-05-05
FINANCIAL

SpAcsal Dispatca 10 M TStauns.
sFRINar.ELp, ILL.,, Nsy 5.-John G, Graham, Of
Couslefvlls. dled his voluntary petition Ia bunk.
Euptcy to-lsy.
Tho creditors Of James n. Graham, Of Mahom4t,
Champaign County. hzyn died petition praytu3
that ha oe a03ulge1 bankrupt
, 1877-05-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

QUEENSTOWN, May 4.-The steamship Tccla
arrived to.day srom Doston, reports passing tho
steamship August Andrc. from New York for Ant
wefp, April II. With rudder gone, but NTH tenn
posaEy one Ffggo1.
New Yonx, May 4.-Arrlvcd, steamship odor.
from uremeh.
loNpoH. May 4. The steamship Arragop, from
New York, has arrived out.