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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-29
TE GLAND

LONDON, Dec, 28.-Six hundred cotton
operatives who were on strike in Maccles-
field have submitted to reduction of
wages.
The golfers of South Wales agreed to
accept temporary reduction of five per
cert in wages. Some details remain to be
settled, but the general closing of the pits,
which the masters at one time contem
plated, seems to have been averted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-29

Legal Blanks, Of all kinds for sale at
THE ARGUS OFFICE
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PATENTS.
aTE NTc

F. A. LEHMANN, Solicitor of Patents, Washing
ton D. G, No Patent No Pay Send for Circular
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-29
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INC. 1874.

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Among the most beautiful of the British pro-
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Works of the Great Exhibition are the Ozokerit
Candles of j. G. q +. Field, London They include
larger variety of cOlors and sizes. for the parlor
the boudoir and the banquet, but their purity and
brilliancy wonderful, commanding universal
admiration. One kind lie marked 80 as to indicate
the hours Of the night, certain length being burn
Ped in certain time. These beautiful candles may
be seen at the Allan Hay Company Depot, 11s9
Broadway. who are sole agents for the United
States.-l New York Observer.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-29

EAlfaCUs o.
RHEUMATISM-Some six months could not
walk without the help of q crutch; tried physl-
clans and many kinds of advertised cuIes without
benefit Six bottles of FentOn's Matchless Syrup
cured me. CAPT GEO HAND.
SALT RHEUM- Eight bottles made perfect and
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-12

yfsO LET OR FOR. SALE.-AT 4 PRICE TO SUIT THE
times within hours ride Of Jersey City by The Penn
10 minutes, walK Ut depot, nrst
class Handsomely lad with
pcars cherries. Apples Grapes Ne also stables,
rlnpc house bcnnefy. house. with thres
arrcs 81 land For u particulars call address e. "
CANPBELl. Mctucheb y. j.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

Since the Electoral Commission, that was
appointed to determine and establish which
one Of the Presidential candidates had received
q majority OF the votes cas-: on the ;th ot No
vember, declared that they would not avail
themselves Of the ou|y possible means by which
the disputed question could be fairly, honestly,
and satisfactorily settled, and that they would
not 90 behind the fraudulent certificates OF
fraudulent Governors iu the Florida and Louis
lana cases, but would 90 behind that OF the
honest certificate of au honest Governor 10 the
Ofeeon Gas ;, the radicals have been convinced
that they have everything 10 their own
hands, and they are already making ar
rangements Tor the inauguration OF Hayes
and for tue ceremonies inciteut to that
occasion, incuding the bali. Alr. Hayes
also is so co1flent Of Winning his case before
the model Jury that lie IS looking about for the
men 70 pu. ia his Cabinet, aud TO hi! tie other
offices at his disposal He has, it Is understood,
determined to call into hi: Cabinet TVS meu-
bers from Sauth. Il he has, aud Tc do hot see
any reason why hc should not, We advise hlm,
for his cWn p'ac, OF ulind, ana Tor the credit vi
his administration. 10 rclnrmhtr his promise
cOncorning the carpet t'agerfa, ahd that he
give them wide berth, tAr their touch is as
blish;ing IS that Of iep"r's,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

Such is the reputation the administration OF
President Grant has achieved throughout the
country for bribery aud corruption, that people
who wau! f.gors CT il, have 40 hesltancy IN OF
teriog It's highest officers mouey, aud stating
the exact amount they are willing TO pay for
what they receive; and SO common has the prac-
tice become that they look upon it as matter
of course. and do not take ordinary prccaution
to keep such ctfers private, but make them
through the mails, just as though they were
engaged 10 an ordinary legitimate business
transaction. Doe of them. however, has lately
incurred the anger OF Secretary Chandler, by
Offering him such small sum as $500, and the
outraged lnatigator of the Presidential election
frauds has delivered him over to the officers Of
the law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

a HEART RENDlNG SlGHT-Llst Friday
the steamer Vesta, which plies on the Roanoke
river to Norfolk, WAS on her regular course up
the river, having on board Captain Locke 10
charge, his wife and family, and the usual
complement Of passengers Owing to the
charming nature of the weather the children
we're allowed to appear on deck and enjoy
themselves. While SO doing one of them, a
little boy about three years old, veutured too
near the edge OF the boat, ADD fell overheard,
The engineer heard the fall, and even before
the screams of the passengers gave warnipg
that some some was overheard had reversed
the engine and soon stopped the boat. Capt.
Locke, seeing his little boys danger, loaped
into the river anu struggled to reach him, and
while doing SO was almost rendered poHerless
by the agopizing screams of the mother, who
stood on deck watching the struggles of her
husband as he battled against the waters to
save their child. The little boy did not sink
at once, but 1oatcl along Tor some distauca,
and it was only when his father had nearly
reached him that he sank to rise no more
The mother tainted at once, and Capt. Locke's
emotions were Of such nature that he barely
escaped drowning himself lie was picked up,
however, and reached the boat safely, where
his presence was required to restore his wife to
consciousness and offer such consolation as was
opportuue. The boat was held 10 position for
TWO hours and the river dragged for the body,
but without success. The scene is reported by
eye witnesses to have been heart.rending and
affecting in the extreme. -Retsrsburg Post.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY. FEB. Is.
The Louisiana case will be managed tor the

The Louisiana case will be managed tor tue
democrats By Matt, Carpenter, Lyman Trum-
bull and Richard T. Merrick. The repub'
Ucan case will be defended by William NJ.
E7arts, Judge Stanley Matthews, +. W.
Stough.on and Others It is expected that
the Senate aud House directors will con-
sume all Of to days session, and that tile
LAWYERS will not b.! heard until Tomorrow.
Senator Mcdonald and MIR. jerks, OF the
House, appear ~ directors to certificates NOS.
| and 8, and Mr. Howe, oil the Senate, ana
Mr., Hur,but, Of the House. as otJectors to GER
ti6cate No. >. While the Anxiety to hear tue
decision that will be rendered ia the ease Is Of
course intense, there is depressing tear IN the
minds of the democrats that tue action OF the
Commissioner the Florida case will be repeated
10 that CT Louisiana, Notwithstanding The &C.
knowedged' facts that neither the board which
made the returns D0r the governor who signed the
radical certificates were legally elected, and that
even if the legality Of the election Of the board
be conceded, their action was illegal by reason
Of their falling TO comply with the provisions
Of the law requiring them to I'LL the vacancy
eSisliog in the board, and that the whole election
was fraud, by reason Of disqualified uen
acting as supervisors, by fraudulent alterations
in the registration books, by fraudulent altera
tons in the returns, by offers to sell the vote
of the State, and by every other conceivaDls
means of swindiug people out Of their fairly
expressed majority, for Mr. Stanley Matthews
one of the radical cnuuse!, made the point be-
fore the commission, 10 the Florida case, that il
all that Vie have said were trua, they must still
decide in favor Of Hayes, because they could not
90 behind the Governors certificate. ED Ills
poipt was sustained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
Letter iron. Richmond;

Correspondence of the AIezaudrm Gazan.,
RICHMOND, Feb. l., ISL Among Tie al.
gates to the State Grange, now in Session :,
this city, are j. W. Barry, Of Culpc2cr. r
Farr, Of Fairfax; j. NJ. Benton, Of L:ul.rn.
aud j. ". Scott, Of Orange. The Gram.
asks of the Legislature some legal restrain,
upon railroads and other public carriers in >,
gard to freights and tolls; some legal enactment.
creating uniformity in the hapI,ins anil 81.
ping Of tobacco by disintcrestcd rarl.c>: IT,.
sheep husbaudry must be protected Is tie g.
actmcnt Of general dog-tax; comyrrhars,,.
vagrant law; chain gang Tor every COUNTY. a.,
revision of the criminal laws Q! III, y,,,,
making mlsdemealoTs aud case .! ,",r, 10,
ceny punishable BY being put IN tie caia Gan,
and made 10 work the public road.
A stranger, named 7. }. Dolau. i...c,
| from Canada, attempted to commit suicide A..
| evening by jumping into the river, Ia, e..
| rescued.
10 the Senate, today, bills IA ,s..!,.!
| public school in Jetfersonvil.; t, am.:i All
re. enac: section - Of the &C: pr1>tc.s,ia, ~
duties, powers, ard couipensajivn Of CERTAIN
county officers and TO authorir, cite, a.
towns to regulate compensation If iu...u- a.
the peace were referred.
The bill to amend Al act inc1lporltD, a..
| Virginia Telegraph COmpany was passed
In the House, bills u amcnl an! :. en-.
section I9 Of chapter VI Of the Code, wl... T..
crcnco to the fence law, and 10 amend AID g..
| euart tha 'nt}., in r.i,tihu tb rr.,a.. 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

TIE CoA1. TEADE.-Th: r'i'.. - ".'.
trade which wcpreiictei = ,!ay @" I"' ''"'. .
arrived The operators haze bcca 4" ''.".'..
ton for some time, and. as = re;"tt, have ''.'''
unanimously concluded to cM!Te.y .''..
work at an early day unIcs: thcy car 81. l..'.
reduction Of miners wage. Inc III ', ~. o..
we here convey ia direct and EeIIab.r. Dr. d.,
large company, we be liev", ha; no: .-"T., 'E.
the agreement referred to. bat will Ua.: .,o,.
" do SO very shortly. We cannot ms. d" =.
date decided upon for :rsp n..o. H.. rcd.
but i. is close At hand. The wages .@S,,.'.,.
pay ara varou:ly spoken Of a. -, - ". 1 /.
ono Of which amounts "lll ua1- -.
adopted by al! the large comps"!@is =; :' 49,. 80
MS IN ultima.um. Presently vi! ~ .' -" .
ior the wisest consideration o! thi'
urge upon all concerned to sppFo*c. u. , =. %.
ly and calmly. Let US nave pF,p,.' r'gls .-.
for the greatest good Of the gF"''"''
Cumberland NsrS. ,.,l... -
Tho Frostburg Mining .IoU:"s! ., -, ' r.....
slant states that reports are cuFrs". ,,"I a.
that all the companies have comb!"I' -. 49,.
the wages of the miners' at io:y ca'.',
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

A mysterious looking box, buried OF Coffin
Island, ShaFE Icer, n. j., has Just been dis
covered and is supposed TO contain some of the
pirate Kidd treasure; but tho strangcst thing
connected with it is that the people who found
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
Foreign News.

The Serviau Government has appointed ~
envoy, who will go at once to Consantinopla,
empowered to sign treaty oi peace. All OF
Turkeys conditions, it appears, have been
agreed to, except that relating to the Jews aud
having Turkish Commissary, TO reside in
Belgrade. The ouly business ci The Turkish
Government seems to be to send more soldiers
to the Danubian frontier. Every nerve is
strained and every farhing lavishcd to prepare
as If for al inevitable contest. NluSkets arrive
from America by hundreds Of thousands, and
cartridges by the million. 1t is perfectly lear.
full to contemplate how the demand for more
money and more men can be met even until
spring.
Russian advices confirm the report that the
number Of arrests made Of Communist and
Nihist conspiraors in Moscow and its neigh
borhood is increasing daily The Russians are
distributing notices in Poland threatening with
severe punishment all persons who join the
Turkish army.
The Anglo.American Cable Company de.
clarcs war against the Direct Gable Company.
Legal proceedings have been commenced to
compel the Direct Uoiled States Cable Com
panV to surrender to the amalgamationsts.
The condition Of the distressed districts 10
India is practically unchanged. The numbers
receiving relief have further decreased forty
thousand in Madras and twenty five thousand
in Bombay. Sir Richard Temple telegraphs
that throughout the entire presidency of Madras
starvation is prevented Some deaths from
want, however, arc reported in districts near
Madras.
The weekly review of the British grain mar
ket reports decline Of from one 10 two shil.
ngs quarter in wheat.
Marriage licenses were granted 10 Washing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
Illicit DiGiiIIcrs

WAsHISsToS, Febr'y. l5.-ln Il rc-2a. a..
made in HARRISON county, north George. g..
revenue officers succeeded in csptUrinSa 49,.
number CT men and destroying agumb2r Of a-
tileriea, with their contents Among v...
captures was Il Baptist minister snI the CON-,
Sheriff, both accused Of Gctraud!ns tn u'v"-'.
ment by Illicit disIiilaLl0n On he ~. 81. +.
ruary revenue sSeLt CnAm borlaln, nCGuUl!..l~.
by detachment Of soldiers. radt4 par.'.
HARRISON county, arrested =. nen, sr2a! -.
destroyed 8 dstilleries, lob stands 81 brr' 6. .
mash aggregating 5000 gsllons and r.b -.
Ions Of low wines. AL the propc!.T Wa -..
stroyed for want Of ranspor!Htl"n. A2r...
party, under rerenEc agent GRIM" ). a., :.-
panied by detachment ii soldiers, N4,."t ..'..
mand Of Lieut.. Mcintyre. oi tbs >! r.t.l.,G
went to Gilmer county, liz. In2y 3!rrs..u.
men and destroyed !. dstilerics, W. r..
quantities of beer ard mash. This Is l"a.,.' p
which Lieut.. Mcintyre WAS KILLED.
a dispatch from Chamberlain 10 t"n.
er Baum says: The dotschmen! rent "a. :.
Lieut.. Mcintyre were attacked and ia-r. j..
tillers were killed before the body could ,. g..
covered The body when found WA r"h" y.
watch, money End everything 9: value v
have made ST arrests and destroyed y, 81 .-.
ries. Lieut.. NJ clntyre was native i liah1-
and WAS appointed to the srmy from i'""'''.
Illinois,
All the fact; IN regard 10 lae s''U't''.. Biz. D..
expeditions above named have been c''.'
and embodied in letter stltT@s:st - u, go
tarJ OF tne Ireas ny LIZ - III Is
lernal revenue ms irli;t ",.' W. o..
10 the fIcslaehl II ne C@u'.y' my -, -
row, ala II Is etpcE.Eu LIN 't ;L $3.50 'I
troops 10 Dig SEM 20 tn1 u.sts.rs ' $3.50 ~;
armed oahd5 WIN l.it'uct,4,!s !, "a, 49,
haunIs anu d1st'oJ 'n.'' r.Et r..: "'''
IN all whom 'hey "a" h'lv7' KY va"
,,. ..r..
REFORM III TIE DiHiH' ""'"
doubts that the dining room = e. nG"n q. a.-.
of ra,orn, .. the di.p1.it;ga e the sil.r ~
,., r-.. r,, ..-.....
Ut LUG HHh"ces q! 'S'u.u o''
tic head Of the family, Ia; IahEd" "'' d.
bountilullv fed yet unsetis:ied i01Hi1r cn..t-s,.
-, r.,} -. ...,...
a'l sho" ~ '"'c ""u '''' e.
The question ha2 not been o'"ii'-f'' ''.-
hova,rioj IN settle il kv increasing H. aaa .
Of their Hills with III. hatcher .al r-5..- a.
by calling in the vine morahaI. t. uar' L..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13
YeIpernphic SHnIIilHIJ'

A receiver for the New Je!Scj 3I''''.
road will be applied for today. ,.Hrl.,.
Miller and Green, the men wac ''-"'i ,a.
DEPUTY Marshal Hughes, near !al>''''
Mo-, have been captured. .I,.,,sa.-
\ meeting of the general ir, gu -, 80, ,....
the ,ruuk railroads was he'd 10 'H'',a ,.hg,
day, and adopted schedule o '''''
goods Tor export.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

Marriage licenses were granted in Washing
ton Yesterday a d to HARRISON +: Garter, Of that
William county, Va, aud jacob Fl. Miller add
Susan p. Lee, Of Orange county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

Tune up your voice," AID STOP w.
by taking DR.. Bulls Cough SysaP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

II have used several bottles of Simmons
Liver Regulator, and you may record the fact,
that my feelings are go far changed that ! can
ca, heartily, and am moro ike we'll man than
have been for years past. [ have suffered tour
yaar- and AIN grateful for relief.
}. RAFFERTY,,
periodical Store 1906 Market st., PbiIa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

When Ann had come to middle life she
moved her home TO Loodon. There she was
on intimate terms with the highsouIed Wind
ham; Sheridan, actor, dramatlst and orator,
and Burke, whose genius was as many sided as
his theme. She extracted honey from all. y
Aun Lindsay vas not married until late in her
life. Finally she, who had refused many a
handsome offer, accepted, out Of pity, poos
gentleman. She now became Lady Ann Ber-
nard," familiar to all literary persons. She
passed the remainder of her life at Berkeley
Square, teaching old people how to grow Old
gracefully. Here she wrote her admirable
journal; here she uttered that sentiment long
since become a maxim, EVERY human being
should leave behind some specimen of his
mind and hart" here she gave proof that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-02-13

WILD CHERRY PAsTILLEs.-D Edwards
and Hutchinson, Of Lcesburg hsve prepared
and are Introducing oxtsnaiyely through the
druggists Of this section their Wild Cherry Pass
titles for the alovistion and cure, OF Coughs.
ant to the taste, and arc said by those who have
used them to be All excellent remedy for the
ahOya complaints.
, 1877-04-24
THE BRAlDWO0D STRIKE,
IN fkA E.4ftnxs ~ TkA T<fAnwx

BR41nwaou. Ill.,, April al.-At .cnesal maas.
meeting Of lhs r,ines Of this place. held here to-
day, We, tho uadsr&Ignad Committee, wcru ap~
pointed to reply to the answrrs made by 4. l..
Sweet, Superintendent Of tho Chicago Wilmlng-
ton Il vsEnlll.oa Coal Company, TO your reporter
In regard 10 who was EesponsIbte and what cauAed
tho present trouble ln this place. ..
Fsrst-Mt. sweets statencat In regard 10 t'that
man NeiauRhIiu" be'nx ths originator Of tha
strtke here u this tlme. or kny olhcF time, ts
bass tslsebood, sud wsll worthy Of tho person who
ga.s ustcrauco to It. ANY ono who knows Nr.
Mclaughlin knows full Wi! that h* IL and always
waa opposed to strikes. until asarJ other msaus
had been fried aud failed
SttonI-The ssssea,ent Of swsss 10 your sspa1tes
that A1 Mclausbltu created ths stsiks IN order u
secure for himself the alsYo1y VI this cs1. IL slso
untrue tA every Eespect. Tbs odttc sought tho
nan anl nut Tbs Hann the oface, which IL abuutaat-
II proved py tho }otltY he received st tue pol,a.
tits sccusstiou 10 ! true Index 10 the Inner Auss
Of ~ auscs1pHaoas pefSon.
1Air.E-Ite states that delegates were sent from
Indians Auu LaSslts 70 stssator in order 10 Induce
the StIeatof men TO- Join tho stEikc. This u aRso
untrue. II any lph1enco was used, II waa sent
ftuil Etstatof lnsttad OF to 9lfeslof.
Fuarth-Intlan2 men did not y Ettl ~ tbs men OF
this place aud xet them VII lhcir eat. ~ AE:
sweet alleges, hui NJ. swe,t got not!cet printed
and had them posted up on thai Cou,pAny's thaft4
here, notifying the lnea OF 5astf reduction OF %
tsn&a per ton. This and htA slans set the ptsn of
this place hvls saE and they intend stopping on
, 1877-04-24
ST. JOSEPH.

10 3Af Edlk3F a. EAS 3ft1A&tA
CutcAao. April .3.-Tha exquisite marble statue
at st. Joseph. executed In Rome Tor tho Cathedral
Of the Holy Nams By Mr. william ". Starr, !oF.
r,esly Of this city, VISA put Ia it, pfacs few days
$40, Mr. Starr had modelled several dnc mcdallioHs
and basts tor private individuals In ths city before
biz departure for ttaly; but this IT, ills believed,
the drst status from hs hand, And 1t II not lttts
surp1lslp9 that being the frst II shows 10 fsw Or
rather no stsaa Of he!ng nfst attempt. The model
Ing, pore, draptsy. expression. all RppesEt work
OF m old and experienced sculptor rather than
Of yuung msn OF 20. In bis first Important work.
In fact. Mr. StAFr seens 10 hafs guided himself,
almost iuasluetivelys by . profound principle nf
art,-thAs of making everything IN his work.
whether picture ststus. do s part IN expressing
tbs main idea. Thus, great artist will not dress
tho group surrounding tho cross Of the Savior In
rube Of lander vtryin - bold Singular tn out1Es
as In those Of corfolsnua or . st. Paul, Even
tho trees and other adJuntts OF the Landscape will
help to coMpleae the lnitY Of the whots tomPpsl-
son Ana tas. I what T. yst{ tppssent IN NJ;
~ aa Ideal work Ut art Tha poss, dsaperY, every
thing about It, In short, Indicate ths deep quiet
huttneAs, the purity. md tbs profouud humility
q ths gEsa! Protector OF Oar SAVIOR. aud OF sha
Tas po.laa q H. s.ta. i. very sa,oraes ia
tho s1ccllenc1es pf Mr. Starr's work. lusteaa ol
being placed in separate chapel In solitary state,
y 5ah. fS.RDn ta9afhi Ct tas oa. sss
Tho altar ot the HlaAaed taTttn. - 1ttlt ptoteet'
iue Bis Holy spousc. and usedtatinx on her trans
| seendent 1irtuet and 2raees+
| II ID 1tffs4hluF 10 sea ~ original &ofk N 1ae
sanctuary Of ap American ehu.ch, md onc. TOO
In y hich vt can tFaca - unmlseAGsbly The 1nHu"
| ente os tbs hi&hess works Of antique aud uo4st1
] sculpture. -
, 1877-04-24
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. APRIL o. 1877.

lhrt1 ear until those Sweet notices are Withdrawn.
FUh-Thc men OF this place nre not 40 tooI,.h
against ,on,panic. whc furnish them profitable
and rebel AgaInss eompaniea who would htre them
wors For s.afyhflnn wages,
VI ih-lt ia aso nntrne that the point In the con.
tract iusttfytng the Company In keeping the mfnefH
hard .carn.d wages has been aec,ded Time and
again in chr Supreme Court Nc do not think tho
Supreme Court ever lad rneh mean contract sub
Mitted for Ia consideration.
S<Ernth-Mr. Sweet Gnal1y admttA that tho Com.
panJ makes 4 profit % The snlpes in this place,
after dtny}n. that fAet In h!a previous nntwef.
Such ,neonst,teneieA wc viii rot answer, hnt este
,neh ststsm:nt. fot tho considerations 81 the pnt.
know men By the score In ih!a p'see-sen who arc
fnbcf and Inttnstrt0us-who hare mt made ha.e
living for the pAst year. hat have been continually
falling behind with their groeest. We ask thoae
whn doubt M to come and make thorough and
impartial tnvcttgAfi0n OF the facts for thcsnscl.e
and we shall mt feAr that the assertion mate viii
Il. DAxno,
Jonx KEtn.
ChARLks Uu4eAx,
Committee.
, 1877-04-24
MARIN e.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
AanavAIs-stnr hipena, Manttnwoc, sundrfess
prop G. j. Trtltadell, Manistec. tundfies: prop
Messenger, Benton rfaf1,or. snndrfes; eehs q.
Barber, fiorna Pier, wood; echr J. sandc, Asuta-
tee, lumber: schr Elva, Anssreek's Pier. railroad
ttca; schf Hattie Fiaher, naris Pier. wood; schs
Robert IowIer, fIan,in. lumber: schr John Mart,
Manlstee. lumber; zehr Souvenir, Pentwatcf.
lumber; bark Carrier, White Lake, railroad ties.
CteAnAxcIs-schs West eide, Kingston, 10, 900
bu wheat; tchr Cosfsck, Klnrttou, 49, l51 bu corn;
schr Eclipse. Mafkegou, oo) bu corn 10 brle pork,
brls ha1ns, ana .unlries; sehr harJ coplfY+
ron, 22. LIZ hu. corn: stmt Alpena, Masko gun.
90 b,ls pork a9d sundstes; prop ,Messengcr. aen'
soess,;Ss., Pors &. iraaee. IS sss ,osf. @ ii bt.
bee9. ~ hrls pork, and tuniries; aehr @. Ellen,
White Lake, tnnafits; prop Arabia, gufsio. 2. '1s
aundftts; tehr E. Eilenwood, white River, I bt.