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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-16
RIVER NEWS.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT. p
JAMES NJ. WATSON,

The Charlie Morgan night before last
passed down without making additions
here, bu, having room for perhaps 200
tons Of freight. Among her passengers
from this city We noticed the name upon
her register OF Mrs. NJ. Il. ST. }. Dillon
Lee, who goes to Bayou Gaula, we be
licve to visi, her relatives.
The City OF Chester yesterday brought
5SS sacks seed for reshlpmentto Chicago,
and hab light cargo tor ST. Louis.
We regret to learn that Capt. r. ".
Dugan is quite sick at st. Louis.
In the 81. Louis EreHing DiSpaicE of
Friday We are panied to notice the death
of Miss Noble SHINES, aged q years,
daughter of Captain SHINES OF the tow
BOAT Ny Choice. 1t was to her bedside
that he was summonsed when Captain
Toms relieved him on the Ny Choice.
The remains of the Bismarck, consists
ing Of five boilers and n lot OF old Iron,
were sold yesterday at st, Louis.
The Gardner Patent Wheel is 10 he
tested on The little yacht j. +. Simms.
Commodore r. c. Grey is in 81.
Louis.
The James d. Parker, Tor Memphis,
was down last evening.
Will Hays says The naughty boy OF
the Djspatcb at Pittsburg say: "J'hc
steamer Charles Morgan belongs TO the
Cincinnati pool Line with the understands
Ing that she comes and goes inst when
she pleases. That's the kind OF pool
line to belong to-" lie ought to be kept
IN at recess for that.
Republican 18th: The captain
OF the small screw propeller
Dispatch. now lying at Cairo. says
that with her me can handle 1000 t0%S OF
freight. But he has neither barges nor
freight.
sixty Jhrce million bushels was the
amount oi coal aud coke shipped by river
from pttsburgh furing 1875.
"NrW ORLEANS. De. -. ls,.n--Our
survey to-day shows twenty-five foot
channel over two hundred feet vile
everywhere except AZ mo small Joints
where least Width i one hundred and
sixty and one hundred and Ieren,y.iile
respectively. TWtn'y,twO and niar-
tenthS feet least depth through
".IAs. b. E4Ds.
The Belle Memphis waa Gni,e well
laden for Memphis.
The Joseph II. Bisiey WIKI coal Tor s.
Louis arrived yesterday.
Among the boats due are Ark. Belle
for Evansville, Moilie Moore, Gold Dust,
and Grand Lake ana barges for New
Orleans, Jno. B. Maude for Vicksburg
are due to-day. That little affair b.
tween Dr. Bradley and Col. Hudson is
OF. Hudson came 70 town and Bradley
came 10 terms anh fearful carnage was
thus averted. Capt. D, NJ. Brady lett
ST. Louis yesterday tor Pittsbnrg to take
command OF tie rev Kounl7line boat
kcnlar now completed
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The Overlooked Lands Commission,
which has been in session at Spring
illinois, for some time past, considering
the claims presented Tor damage 10 lands
along the Illinois and Little Wabash riv>
ers. has concluded its labors. The ,iapo'-
IA! says:
1.-The report of the Board was scaiad up
and deposited with the secretary OF STATE
TO be presented 10 tie next General AS
sembly. Ii shows in general that persons
along the Illinois river claim damages on
1873 acres, amounting TO Sill ,0i3 o.,
and that the committee recovered pay :
ments on ll,220 acres, amounting TO
S36.769 90. The claims on the line Of the
Little Wabash are for damages on | .l0G
acres, and amount TO S37 $4,000. The
commission RECEIVERS pay meM on ! / -
acres, amounting to $l3,S700O.
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Home Aeaill.

Ell. Braxton has returned to his old
stand in the Relser building, where he is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
late his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
to considerable expense in fitting up
couple of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
provements and conveniences. lie en-
ploys only first class workmcn and those
who palronize him will have their wants
attended TO IN style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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Bee. Z, 1877.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance of a judgment OF McCracken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
1877, in the action Of j. II Terrell's Administra
tor, plaintiff againstJ. ii. Terel's heirs, etc. de-
Pendants, j viii on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2s,h, 1873,
(Being County Court day, at the Cour, House
door in BandVil!s, Ky, sell to the highest bidder,
on credit OF G. u, Is and :. months, the following
described propery, VIZ; ..... 80.
Front lots Nos B. 4, and G, fronting on the Mis-
sissippi river Lot No 8, containing 10 acres Lot
No. 4, containing 20 acres, and Lot No.u. contain
ing l2lG acres-lyng in the town Of Fillmore, at the
terminus Of the n. q. s. l.. l.. and Chicago
No. 3 which is subdvided into two lots, the one
containing Us acres, the other containing lSs%
acres, the whole lying IN the Peter sheppard sur
yey in Ballard County, Kentucky, which was d.
vded into the lots aforesaid by W. II. Reeves,
Commissioner Of this court, and for more psrtic-
ulsr description Of the lots aforesaid reference Is
here made 10 the Pat Of Division file in this case.
Also the following tracts Of land, viz:-Lying in
Ballard County, near Pidgeon's Old Mil, being
the laud sold by J. II, Terrell TO William Pidgeon
and bought back by ! II. Terrell under judg-
ment for the purchase money. Lying on the waters
Of Shawnee Creek, beginning at a stake large red
oak, two hiCkories and sweet gum pointers north
cast corner, thence north 81 west la poles 10 a
white oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash point
ers corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 100
poles TO a stake with hickory, small black gum sap.
lngs standing pointers on east bank Of a branch
corner with j II, Teuell's land, thence south 81 .
eastlis4 poles toa stake, with two white oaks as
pointers, corner j II. Terrel's land, thence lyl
poles to the beginning, containing lO0acres, being
part Of the land conveyed by Cassls NJ. Clay 10 j..
IL. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented to
Col. John Hsulss, the same has been divided into
TAO lots, Nos. and 9, by the Commissioner afore-
sold, which report OF division is on file and here
referred to. The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
day Of sale, having force Of replevin bond on which
execution may issue when due.
This 3rd day Of December, 1873. .r..
c. :, MBRsIIALL, ]. ID. WILCOX,
G.. W. REEyEEs, W. II, REEVES,
Attorneys. Commissioners.
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Mrs. sam williamson has bought
large sample lot oil wooden goods which
she assures the public is the finest lot that
was ever brought 10 Cairo. They consist
OF infants sacQucS up 10 children OF eight
years old, Of all styles and colors. Also
chldren's hoods, tascinators, scariS, M,
bias, legglns. infants wooden shoes and
stockings, ladies' hose, infants caps, lit
tie boys caps end hats. Also line OF
turs, suitable for children's holiday gifts,
misses and ladies' lurs at Chicago prices.
now will call the attention Of the pm
hljc . lGy large stock Ji millinery goods.
do not advertise them at cost, Tor that
has got to be m old dodge. Cali and see
me before buying, and you will find my
goods as cheap If not cheaper than goods
sold at cost by other parties. keep a
variety of little things such as collars,
cuffs combs. rubber bracelets, perium-
cry. and jewelry Of all kinds, suitable
Tor holiday gifts. Floriline, for beauti,
tying the complexion. Also badges for
the Cairo Temperance Reform Club, for
ladies and gents. lel4~2t
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SAYS the Memphis Appeat: "Itis stated
that in fifty six years Mexico has had
tifty>siX presidents OF shorter or longer
duration, generally shorter, and it is not
happy yet. With such changes, uncer-
tainties and Irregularities, It is impossible
the country can flourish. Even stable
tyranny may keep a country prosperous,
but wthouta fair amount Of future GER
tainty commerce must langnish, and in
telligence droop. There is room for an
insurance company tor Mexican pre>i.
dents; they are more subject to accider =
than railroad travellers, but the risk would
be heavy.
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IHE heaviest financial crash OF the sea-
son Is that OF the Newark Savings instl-
tuition OF Newark, n. j. The deposits
aggregated the enormous sum of eleven
millions of dollars Of the peoples say
ings, the assets being placed at twelve
millions, but as these are made up in
part OF deprecated securities, the amount
Of loss to depositors cannot yet be ascer
tanned. Tne Chancellor, who has taken
charge OF the Institution, has ordered a
dividend of Is per cent. to be paid to the
creditors at once.
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Mr. George Wise, tonsonial artist, late
with Conrad Alba the Sixth street BAR
Der, has opened u shop OF his own on
Ohio I.evee Two doors above the Planter
House. Dir. Wise is a first.class barber
and a clever gentleman. and in his inter,
course with hi patrons is always atten-
tive and courteous. His shop is fitted up
in fine style, and he asks his old friends
and acQualntanccS TO give him a call.
27Xlm.
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OH Ballaiin.

IT Is a blankety BANKED poor wind
that don't blow somebody some breezes.
BY the death OF a relative in England,
caused by being kicked by a horse, a
number OF his poor kin in this country,
a portion Of whom reside near Springfield
in this State, bave fell heir to fortune OF
over 100000. 900, and have taken the
necessary steps to secure the same.
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Still presdcs at the corner OF Sevon'
teeth street aud Washington avenue,
and has rs usual a line variety OF dress
lns cases and parlOr suits and calls spc-
cial attention TO ms line 10 OF camp and
folding chairs. ss.-. ai-
Come, LOOK, buy. pay and then fall ia
the rear 80 make room tor the next GUS
TONER, I'm.
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NlIinP

The regular annual meeting .! The
stockholders ofthe City National bank Of
Cairo for the election OF board of direc-
tors will be held OF the Office Of the bank
on Tuesday, the sth day of January, 1873,
at the hour Of 10 R. m.
w. IlYn.or. Cashier.
Bee. Z, 1877. dsod.
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Rni, EichhOE, Dealer Ia ana Manu-
iaclurer OF furniture.

Offers special inducements in Dressing
Casesand Parlor Srils, tlso in all vari-
tics Of Furniture, ,uchaa Folding, Camp,
Cane, WOOD Seat, ROCKERS and chairs;
Bedstells, Bureaus, Looking Glasses,
Mattresses, and all other articles offurni-
lure immaginab'e. The bloody chasm OF
bottom prices has Beer reached, and Mr..
Eichhcft now stands ready TO meet the
reasonable requirements Of the closest
buyers, either Of larg, or small quanti-
tics, and satisfaction guarant ed. Po>
lltsncsr and courteous 'roatment assured
all Wishing TO ,Xtmine goods. I invite
all persons to some and look az my stock
and Obtain my prices. Factory and sales.
room corner oi Seyentefutlt street md
Washington avenue. l7.lm
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FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently cured-no humbug-Dy one
months usage of DR.. Goulard's Celebrat.
ed Fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do oil we claim for
them, we will send them by mail, post
paid, free trial box. As DR.. Goulard Is
the only physician that has ever made this
disease a special study, and as to our
knowledge thousands have been perma.
nen,ly cured by the use Of these powd RS,
we will guarantee q permanent cure "
every case, or refund you I'LL money ex.
pended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
OF their curative powers.
Price, for large box, 80, or boxes fol
80 sent by mail 10 any part OF United
states or Canada on rtGcipt of price, or by
express, q. ID. Address,
ASH g. ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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SANF0RB'S RADICAL CURE

Not only prom ai'yarrts'stf etoT-0G NJ discharges
In CstaIrh, Di. ysympalH,,s Ertpr, 10 estorcs 10
Eounu hes % o. r. o"EIr- Z, B.. le htse that nave
become att 70 .Uy4-i h~ go w. az. " Ia -1.-O u
INK EreCu,Hs;--
Derect'vs Fvrsight InNlned and N0ttery
Ewes, Tth nj and Nal.rv iYe-. Loss OF
Hearing t~racEr. \ UralG ,ot tu' var,
Disonai re IRON, the h e. t.iEg-nH -NoiseJ
IN the Head, BilLiD.Ss, NtINops Head
ache. Pains ia III" Aept pies. Loss of tho
Senses Of fss u ami Sv,rii, Ll0u 2tt ton of
the Upula, 1Hdsmnaispn Cf tHe Tons -,
PutIid Sore lhgt ~, i'VeiiGg or BHc~4rs
Cough, BTvnshlti,I MD Ele.uhAs o. ,iio
Lungs.
EACH na,tegr cor'a'rg ~ San'r'is irN-uyed
Inhslng I ibp, s' ,t inl tIl go ciL y .en.r.l 81.
Cecllous !Of uk5 hL caryf.. iti i,i' 30. sAir W
all wbo,es.ie At rrLtl o4USltfA .14 YEA ~
througH 0gltGs Inf''' S't''s ,.' = !. .. " Nfh5
d POfTKE, General : se.s. a.. HLo 80 Dug
g,sis, PVs.ol, Mas.
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LoOKsOUTA

\ The Turner's will give a Grand Gall
at their Hall on New Years evening.
Admission, Sl.00.
They know how 10 do Il.
ras CosisITTrE.
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notice TO al, Parties Concerned.

Notice 10 ull Parties Concerned.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties
having claims OF whatever nature against
Alexander county, that they will be re.
quired to make oath to the correctness OF
the same before the same will BIO allowed,
as provided by Section IS, Of Chapter "a,
OF The Revised Statutes OF Illinois.
SAINT. ]. HrMM, County Clerk.
NOV, Is, 1877. ll.2S,Im d&w
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bargains Extraordinary.

bargains Extraordinary.
J. Burger has recently closed ont sew,
eral large lots OF Foreign and American
Dress Goods, and is offering the same at
prices meyer before known In this city.
Call and be convinced at ). Burgers,
Commercial avenue, Cairo, III. l2>l5-tt
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No matter what NAV be the extent OF your suffer.
ing try one OF these Plasters. Relief u tasat,e.
es fact supported by hundreds OF testimonials In
bur possession. Bear In mind that the most impor.
vesrs and that combinations OF gums and essenees
81 plants and shrubs are herein united with Flee
Sricity to form curative Plaster. IN soothing. hca
Iother Psstcrs heretofore in .vse u Tie ssleAilc
lbyslcian % to the hogae.leeeh. h.llIas 1#
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lcolLIks'E.
voLTAIC PLAsTERs

AN rlactro.Galvanr Batcrv, cgah'rof with
"A q highly MegcAt,I p.,,..., forming iIe
Rrandest curative agent % The world % medicine
and utterly slrpasaIg al Other A,l-fE - soiofe
In use. They accomplish nlnre "a ole wees iAtn
the old Plssters - N.O'c ?la-. lacy GO lSt Pa.
uale, kley CUB. They
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BUTTER!
FAMHlES AND 1Iih TRADE
TUBS OR ROLLS

can be applied with choice Iowa butter
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In pursuance Of a judgment Of McCrachen Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
1877, in the action Of j. III Terrells Administra-
tor plaintiff againstJ ii. Ierell's heirs, etc. de-
PENDANTS, / viii on
, 1877-08-05

Ensf11 Commercial Lntirf3n.
furber has trlinCl corps of operators for
his New York companies, and here is 4 samplc
of the way they 70 to work. OF course it would
not 20 lot turEcr to appear personally in the
'treezln@-out," 50 corps Of wrc:kcrs arc on
nand to DO It for him. i small ci.ar-dealrr on
Broadway, New York, German, had policy
in the North American, tic reserve on which
amounted to s., 100. lie was in cousu1nntiou-
and, it was thought, would not live more than a
year
The wrecker, hearing OF this, made an offer to
the German, through tue solicitor VINO oriei-
nally obtained the insurance, Of $500 for his
policy. The solicitor, whc knew all the circuu-
stances, the poverty Of the family, ETC., re-
peated the otter, but at the same time made
known to the German the real value OF his
policy and the v1llainOus nature of the scheme
OF the insurance people. and strongly ADVISED
him not to accept the offer.
The German saw the point, aud told the solc-
itor to return with his refusal. The wrecker
asked his agent tue nature Ut the cigar-dea1er's
consumption, how far gone be was, ETC., and
hnatly told him to return with an o:fcr Of s., ,U0
cash Tor the policy. The solicitor did Us hc was
told: gave the German the same adyiceas before,
aEd brought back the same answer. "D-nhfm
sa'd @ a. the wreskcr; ''go back aud offer him
Sl,oVo. anu II lie rctuses.;t leave him. The
tomp3ny is going into the Receivers hands in
!Sss y; than Tour months, and if he doesn't accept
u ,3tD HOW he will yet nothing thep.'1
1ae soiicttor stated the case fully to the Ger
man. and advised hin to accept the Sl.501. But
.ae Ia'tsr hau now become thoroughly sus-
p1cious OF the whole business. and refused to
sell his policy for any amount In four months
The company faileu.
The above facts are substantiatcd br the
affidavit OF the solicitor. He was at the time.
lic SAYS, utterly opposed to Furber's wreckinE
operations, and only remained in the cmploy tsf
the company because 1T his commissions on re-
tlewal premiums 4 few weeks attcrward bf,
left the co.uuany.
, 1877-08-05
REAL ESTATE.
PAYMENTS in the Real Estate Loan
Market Prompt.
Satisfactory Amount Of New Business
Interest Rates Weak.
Decrease in Sales Of Property and in In
quiriss-Some Of the Principal Sales
/ of the Week.

In the loan market the principal feature in
the past weeks business was payments, and
these were very satisfactory, as showing tho
solvent condition OF the borrowers, and bring
ing comfort to tue hearts OF agents III proving
thai they hs,! nut misplaced their confidence
nor abused their principals trust. The agsre-
gate Of new business transacted was also pleas
ant to contemplate. There is gradual weak
cning in the rate Of interest, and it seems HOW
as though it must tumble to per cent. This is
not favorable Indication, but is rather war1l-
ing that VIC have not yet touched bottom in this
rcal-eStute depression. Some New Yorl; parties
have thrown their money On the lnariict this
week ct per cent. and some Of our oldest
agents think the rate will conc to this before
there Is a rebound.
4 still weaker tendency is apparent in the
loan IN arket in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia
Lelgcr says: "Thc large amount OF money
seeking Investment Oh mortgage in this city is
shown by advertisements offering to loan money
on mortgage at per cent. III one case that has
come ullticr our notice 100000 is offered for
three years ut 5 per cent in sums Of $4,000 Or
upward"
The following were the important transac-
tions Of the past week:
Prairie avenue, Is fret south of Twcnty-frst
street, SO feet, west front, 2,oo0; three years
at pcs cent.
Market street, So feet, east front, southwest
corner Of Quincy street, 5000; five years ut :
per eent.
West Madison street, II feet, north front,
east of Wood street, 5000; five years at per
cent.
Fifth avenue, east front, 30xSO 75-1O0 feet, be-
tween Washington and Madison streets, also
two acrcs south of Fl:ty-seyenth street, cast Of
Stale, SIS, GOO; five years at s per cent.
The building alIu ground southwest corner Of |
Monroe and State streets, S0x120 feet, 600;
live years ut per cent.
STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK ENDING |
, 1877-08-05
outh by FiftY-f1rst street aud west BY Halste

street.
Tue south one-half of Block II, Bushnell's
Addition, hayiur Iocl1st street on tue south,
anu Clark street on tue east, has been divided
into eight lots, fronting on Clark street.
4 subdivision Of Lots IS to d, Blovk OF Lot
~ the south sk Of the N. E. u, See. !, IS, II,
having Fortv-third street Oh the south aud
State street On the cast
LOTS to II, OF Lots , and 3, Block 2i, Bridge
port, have been subdiviLcu into twelve lots.
LII the Town OF Lake, near the Stock Yards,
three new packers additions have been added
to the record, called the third, fourth, and tith
Packers Addition.
4 subdivision OF Lots 50 to Sc, and Lots 64 to
66, all in L. NJ. Taylor's subdivision Of Block
43, in the ". Is and ". Il N. E. Ii, scr. II, 81.
il, into nine lots, witt, an average frontage of
twenty feet on Tomkins street.
, 1877-08-05
EVER BELIEVE ME- YOUR OWN"

Ever believe thee! believed thee once,
And held thee faithful. pure as Angels are:
Lived, to,lcd and hoped fur thee, anu thee nlonc.
FuE tlou wcrta!l my spirit c1aycd-thc star,
beautiful aud bright, that bcamcd above my path
The friend trusted, cherished 10 The last
And stlI held true wh.n others doubted; still
Hoped for When ail that brcaled OF Hope Was past
Ever believe thee: II could o-day
lselicyc thy life through suffering bad grown
fnrer a1t.i nobler. might then forgive
The sorrow thou hast Hung upon my own.
Yet there's no power on Gods wide Earth that can
Restore the peace and faith OF other days;
NJ hand that can Lilc's broken threads mite,
Or lead our footsteps long the old sweet ways.
Good~by! Fatc writes 1t on the page of Time.
Farewell forever! YET perhaps We may
smile Ut the Thought, III other hours. that wakes
The long forgotten memories Of to-day.
CHICAGO Aug. j. OWEN Ii. WILSON.
Reliable help for weak and nervous sufferers
Chronic. painful. and prostruiing diseases cured
without medicine. Puyernachcr's Electric Hclts
the grand desiucfatum. Avoid limitations. Book
and journal. with particulars, mailed free" Ad-
dress pulvermucher Galvauic Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1877-05-12

ACcTDENT.--Mr. II. Getchell, who is
engaged logging up the snoqualmie, un'
fortunately had his hand caught in the
rope, the team being in mstion, and
drawn into the block injuring three of
his fingers, one Of them so badly, that it
had to be removed at the first joint All
the other fingers were more or less iniur.
ed, the nails of two were torn of, but
hopes are entertained of saving balance
of the hand.
, 1877-05-12

WE were misintormed last week about
the killing of the Blackman Bros. mules.
Only one was killed. They have pur.
chased span of fine work horses to com.
plete their team.
The loggcrs have driven from the
Bodrean camp above the forks. The
rear reached the boom last Wednesday
and by Saturday night, with good luck,
the logs will all be at the Point,
REMOVED Mr.. B. l.. Martin, has re-
moved his stock of goods from LaConner
to Utsaludy, where he will hereafter run
his store in the interest of the Puget
Mill Co.-B B. Mail.
II. A. GREGORY, our present clerk of
the Dist. Court has received the appoint
ment of County School Sup. in place of
Mr.. Town resigned.
Our County commissioners are in ses-
sion, nearly everybody is in town, and
altogether things are very lively.
, 1877-05-12
Seattle Steamboat Directory.

For VrcroRIA. Steamer North Pacific Clan.
cymaster, leaves every Monday und Thurs
day at A. NJ,
For OLYMPIA Steamer Messenger, Parker
master, leaves every Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday at 8 A, M Steamer Zephyr,
Wright master, leaves every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at TAM.
For WHATCoM AND WAY PoRTs, Steamer j.
B. Libby, Brtton, muster, leaves every
Monday and Friday, at 7 A. NJ
For SNoHoMIsH CITY. Steamer Nellie, d.
Hill master, leaves every Monday, Wednes'
day, and Friday, at s A. NJ.
For SKAGIT AND LA CoNNER. Steamer Fanny
Lake J. S, Hill master. leaves every Tues
day and Friday, at IA. NJ.
For TOWNSEND, SAN JUAN, ORCAs ISLAND,
LOPEZ, SEMIAnoo AND WHATcoM.-Str.
Dispatch, Monroe master, leaves every
Thursday, at 10 p. NJ.
For FREEPoRT AND BLARELY. .--Steumer Sue
cess, Nugent master, leaves every day, at
3P. NJ.
For TACOMA, EN- rouTE TO PORTLAND. Str
Aida, Browne er master, every day. after
p, NJ
FROM San FRANCIsC. Pacific Mall steamers
leave San Franciso 10th, goth and 30th Of
each month.