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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-02

Mayor Winter has just received the
finest lot OF canned oysters, and oysters
IN bulk OF the season from Annapolis,
Md, on the Chesapeake Bay, which he
is selling very rapidly at his depot next
door to Paul G. Schuh's drug store, on
Commercial avenue. So bring along
your buckets and pals and buy them
large and tat by the dozen at 10 cents, OF
| by the hundred at IS cents. Cans IL
proportion-also game and fish in abun
| dance, 3.l-3t.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-02
Photography.

WILLIAM WINTER--Sixth street between
commercial avenue and Washington avenue.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

County, assisted by Sheriff Black, yes
terday arrested Charles Dodsworth al
the residence of his mother, few miles
east of the city. Dodsworth is under
indictment tor the murder OF German
saloon-keeper at Cumminsville. He was
taken to Cincinnati and lodged in jail.
The act was committed while the pris-
oner was under the influence OF liquor.
The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday. The semi-annual report
of the Directors of the County lnfirmary
was presented and received. The re-
port included that of the Superintend-
enps report also. From which we CLEAN
the following: No. OF inmates in the
!ntirmary March l, 1876, was 1913; No,
February %, 1877. was 1888; No. admitted
during the year, 95; No. discharged, rs,
No. oil births, 5; No. Of deaths, ID, o.
which six were caused by smallpox;
No. of chlldren sent away, 2; No. o.
males, 81; females, 81; No. given sup
port outside Of the Intirmary, 2O3. The
following amounts were paid to the dif-
lerent physicians for outs de services :
Kirkpatrick, $50; Markt, $3.50; stevens,
$56; Mallory, S94 56; Huber, $6l 10; Cald-
well, 80; Scobey, S34-total, S467 "a.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

hhds at So 0a5 30, 4 at SGa9 40; l;s hnds old
i hhd at 81 9j, 81 hhds at Ssa9 so, 68 at $i0a
S4 So at $l5 25al9 as, at $40 50a25 70. n hhds
II ct-32 lhds at 81 30a5 81, IS at $6a7 05, 1s ut
$SaO 20, at SO; box at 81 S5. l79 hhds PEN
dleton County Kentucky, Dlslrct-1j4
hhds NEVIS hhds at 81 9Oa5 55,
81 ut S6a7 %, IL at SO l0ay 30, at
$10all rs 25 hbds old-l2 hhds at IS O5a9 80, u
at from $40 to SIG 25 81 hhd5 Boone County
Kentucky, District-56 Ehds new-21 hhds at
" 75a5 50, 20 aC s6a7 s at sSa0 so, at SO 25a
Y 25; hhds old at s. 4ja0 90 A hhds and
boxes new West VTginla--4 hhds al $ia5 81,
at $6 20aS 60, boxes at from So to 81. hhls
new southern Illinois at from 81 40 to 81 20.
1876 cases cigar leaf lllers, binders and wrap
pers: no cases Ohio seed--46 cas- s at seas 95,
10 at S4a5 95, Is at soar 90 at $S S0a9 So II at
$l0al37', at $l5ai9, az S2Oa25 25. rs cases
common Wisconsin, at from 81 to $!O75.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

o doctrine OF the Presbyterian Church
MIR. Hills-I don't recall anything OF
| he kind. 1t seems to me that can not
answer such questions unless l seem To
| ,oresnadow my own opinions. l should
| say, however, that he does deny doc
! trine. did not vote Tor the insti tuition
Of this investigation, as 1 was in doubt
| as to my duty on the question.
BY Mr.. McCune-Dld DR.. Moptfort tell
| Mr.. McCune in the Gazette article pre-
viously referred to that lie ought to leave
Jhe Church?
Mr.. Hllls-I can't say. Don't remem.
Ger.
BY Mr.. McCune-Did DR.. Montfort say
that the accused violated the Standard
Mr.. Hills-l can't say.
BY Mr.. McCune-Did that article say
| that the accused was disloyal to the
| Church?
Mr.. Hills-I can't answer that; don't
remember.
BY Mr.. McCune-Did common fame
| report that Mr.. McCune advocated
Christian Union, or accused him before
June, 1875, with disloyalty to the
church,
70 The first, Yes; TO the last, No.
By Mr.. McCune-In discussion with
MIR. Errett was there any charge of dis
loyalty?
Mr.. Aills-Never read the discussion.
Mr.. McCune-ls the confession of faith
and the system of doctrine contained
therein one and the same thing?
Mr.. Hills-I should say not.
Mr.. McCune-ls the doctrine of infant
church membership a part OF the sys-
TEN Of doctrine?
MIR. uills-I do not know that it is. A
man may hold system Of doctrine and
not every particular proposition.
BY DIR. Skinner-Do you regard the
doctrine Of the iniallibility OF God a part
Of the system Of doctrine Of the Pres BY
terian Churcn2
Mr.. Hllls-l do.
BY DR.. Skinner-Do you believe the
humanity OF God as an essential ete-
ment in our system?
Mr.. Hills-l do.
BY DR.. Skinner.-Do you regard faith
as an essential duty?
Mr.. Hills-I do.
BY DR.: skinner-ls it an essential ell.
enlehC VI our uoctrlne That persons must
DE baptized in order to enter into onr
church?
Mr.. Hills-It is.
by MI. McCune-Do you believe that
a man may be u Christian and nor he
lieYe In the intallibllity of the Bible?
Mr.. Hills-Yes, sir, ne may not believe
in the whole Bible.
Mr.. McCune-Can he be a Christian
and not believe in the proper humanity
Of Christ?
Mr.. Hills-If he has right apprehen-
sion he would believe it.
MI. McCune-Do you know the doc
trlne Oh Lutherans on this subject?
Mr.. HlIls-L do not.
Mr. McCune-ls the doctrine of infant
cnufcn membership an essential element
OF the system OF doctrine Of confession.
to which Presbyterian ministers are re-,
quired to assent?
Mr. Hllls-A man may hold to the doc
trine of infant church MEMBERSHIP ami
not hold to all contained in the Confess
sion Of Faith.
The Presbytery here took a recess
until O'clock.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market.
N.

The market has been frm the past week,
with god demand for all that was offered.
No material change in prices. There has been
some increase In the receipts of The new crop.
Ohio seed leaf was active. The total offerings
at auction for the week were 900 hhds and 146
boxes at the following prices: 13} hhds Mason
County, Kentucky, District--3S hhds new-10
hhtls at $la5 20, II at $6a7 80, at IS 20a9 10,
atSldal0 Is; 95 hhds old--3 hhds at So 0Ja5 20
3 at S6 Uja7 gu, IS at IS l5a9 95, AZ at $40 Qua
IA q, at SIS 00al1 30. at s2l 75: las hhds
Brown County, OIio, DIstfict-l0 hhds now
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
FINANCIAL,

CINCINNATI, March 13-l 80 p. Nj.
Gold steady to-day at lO41a buying and 104Z
selling, and cd checks on New York 1041s.
The money market is quiet and easy with
good demand for all the acceptable paper Offer
ing at 7aS per cent
Eastern Exchange continues firm under light
offerings. but there is very little demand for
it. Dealers are buying it at par, and selling at
1-10 prem.
Sterling is quiet and easy. Demand light at
s4 50 for sight, and Si 81 for sixty days per E
in gold.
Government bon g are firm, but very Ii tie
local demand for them. We quote them as
fnlloyVa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

, In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS IN THE STAR, MIR. E. DUN
CAN sNIFFEN, NO. 72 AsTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
branch office of the STAR, Mr.. snifen being au-
thor lzed to make advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in our
name,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13
LOCAL PERSONALS.

Henry Applegate, an old pioneer of
Green Township, died yesterday at his
farm, near Dry Ridge, at the age of
elghty-sIX years.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

The following Is the l 80 p. NJ. report Of New
York Stock Market as received by Lea, Ster-
rett u Co, Is West Third street:
sohl. offered at Bid
W, Y. Telegraph. 64S -. -.
Pacific Mail. sSls -, -.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-13

HUGo-Market dull, and quoted 81 75a5 Tor
comD'on, $5 l0a5 35 for fair to good, SIS 45a5 IS
for good packing, and s. 65a5 81 for select
butchers per GENITAL gross
CArELh-Markct firm but quiet at 50 5Oa
o for inferior, So 25a4 % for medium grades,
"a 25a5 90 for good to choice per GENITAL gross.
SlEEP-Are in moderate request ana mar
ket steady. Quoted S3a4 for inferior, "a 50a5 10
for good W choice, and 80 7jaO w for extra per
GENITAL gross.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

"a ~ ~
national soldier and lovvSs States
rights. They. stand oh ntka nafionsl
platform oft The. ,party. kay hold
that this r0bubiio n nafinn whose.
citizens are entitled TT AbsnInte pro-.
tectian in the ensnvmenf III avoru
right in every part,of IL inrfstliotion.
as we'll las abroad. They CHIN mo-
right to iptorfere with the local con-
Germs of other States. but, they do.
claim that the rights OF Gitizens Of the.
United, States, .oontrad ist; akuishedl
from those which pertain - them as.
citizens of the several States. ARE not
msttorst Of mere, local 'copcern that,
the righta Of free ipcpmot lion Tor bus.
ipess, pleasure or chanaS at domicile.
10 sacred to The at Ten. ard lbok With
suspicion upon any .noiacsy whose most,
ardent supppriers find IL pocSssary.to
fix upon citizens who, desire to eniov
this right the cant empt loaH epithet
Of "carpHt baggersl;gs that n The poor
and. the, Ignorant, IL, well NJ to the
learned and the rich tie same rights
obtaiRe and they reject The doctrine
that every thing, shalI be-, surren-
dered to- the keeping Of .ssiptelligenee.
and property ALONE ;ithsf the colored
people rbf the Sonfh. Who are the
workers of that reg on,, shan realize
that freedom Isl, not a. mockery and
that the ballot 10 not : curse !.fhst the,
action of the natihnal ut6orities in
every department u these several res
poets shall tend 70, the realization, OF
these rights and 'pprposess with
nothing. short ,,of this end attained
will the Republicans Of Iowa be con.
tent ali Let, that real peace which
Icomcs through justicc and Fight do.
ling prevail in the SOUTHERN States.
Land no part OF this nation will be
more rejOiced than the panplo of Iowa.
They will then give, fhemselyes NO
lconccrn whether one party or the
other may be intrpsted VIE the con-
troll of these, States. Tbis,, 10 not 4
Question Of patty With TIE sRepubli-
cans of Iowa, hut one ok GOOD GOV.
ernment, Justice, equality, AID right.
To aid in the ,promotio az these re.
suits they refused TO hazard the unity
Of the party in The June convention
by exacting either approval or disap-
proyal of the Presidepts Southern
policy. And wherever the most earn
est Republicanism floprsshes this
course will be rdeemad most Judi
cious, and will bring the best return.
Now what of civil seryice reform.
The, Republicans Of lows, are A hear.
lilly in favor OF 4 true civil ceryice re-
form as they are Of eonai riohta. =
Nor will we quarrel smonest our
selves concerning the eubiecf At Ali.
| We NAV mt ali 0rao - ~ r,odn.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

w, uuu more thoroughly ulu Wn6t
they proposed. They meant to main
tain the unity ofthe Republican party
in iowa, and they did it. No new
test OF party fealty was allowed a
presence there. 1t has not been so in
every other State. Wait until after
the October elections and You will
sec whether Iowa or Ohio did the
wiscst and best thing. The Republi-.
can party of Iowa never has had
broken fine, never has faltered.
First in at the organization Of tho,
party the Iowa Republicans have
never lost flag nor q fight. Whom
other States were faltering last year.,
and some men driven to the very out
skirts of the battle-ground, Iowa held
the field with 10000 majority. There
10 no truck and dicker element in
all our ranks in the State of sufficient
numbers and Importance to disturb,
the equanimity Of the party. The
members are earnest believers in the
principles Of the party, their votes are
convictions. These are the reasons
why Iowa has not been dOub
State, and why the Des Moinea con-
veiiti0n could reject new tests and
it's action. IL disaster
comes to the National organization in
the. future it will not originate in
Iowa. 4a 80 ttos Is
1t has been charged in quarters be-
yond our State that the Republicans
of Iowa are not in accord with the
party on the subject of the pacifica-
ton Of the Southern States and civil
service reform, because the Des
Moines convention did not indorse
President Hayes action relative there |
10. L don't intend to discuss President |
Hayes actions here, but Ihave few
words to say concerning this charge |
against the Republican party Of Iowa.
The Republicans Of this State do most
earnestly desire the pacification Of the
Southern States, and of all Of the
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-09-12

thus used by the bank they would be
in the private pUssession of the stock
holders, and ehA certificates of stock
would not be- In existence. The use
Of the bonds fof The pnrpdse indicat-
ed, IL the inducing cause for Issuing
the stock. The stock is taxable the
same as other personal property, such
as moReys ana 1Aetlits. The effect of
this, 10 TO indirectly subject $337, 727,-'
800 of United States bonds to taxa
ton; for all State, county, and mnnic-
ipal purposes. And the effect of the
abolition of the National. banking
system would, therefore be, to de-
stroy the stock through which this
indirect tax falls upon the bonds
mentioned, and remove from the tax
lists of the country $685., III, 800 Of the
property taxable under the; existing
order Of things. But this is mot all
The annual amount of tax now. raid
to the General Government by the
banks, estimated by the returns of
1876. ia u, go, 22l Sc, antl the amount
paid ON account of ileviAS by StsIo
counties and municipalities.w ~
$40, O5S,l2a, or. atot.15uAgb, & NJ NJ
653.ssila'i IL it, rt3l 1uq aAsI a. ao ogs
The systeresd .igaf II r'' 'i cor
| en9e s" In Is d source Of great re,
-. W the General Government, an
mas been since ito foundation. TIL
tax on circulation alone vastly e,
: ceeds the cost Of the system to tn
Il Government. From tho date of til
8 establishment Of the system down /
8 July /, 1876, the tax paid on circul,
ton was. ..,,.,is lS .$33, 1928, 703l
: The whole expense OF the 81, = .a.3
currency bureau for n E .,,f =
8 the same period VAS 1900, 223.i
, 1877-07-31


Marine Interests at this pust eontinuc in dIs-
turhcd AMI onsettIcd rite. and It vii! lake .on,e
tiE,o bsfore they resume their ante. rint rtatrp
Simultaneous with the shnfttny dnwn u the rail.
wnyr. manufactures. an! other tn.!upttits, c.m.
The ctotns IT the eicrn.ur. unA tho eopagc of the
tat DURING the Kseatet part u last week there
an alHo.! t"tal rn*r"nsMn q wurs a4ont TIC
ss H1' M al not
n~n:r" .tate yesterday that tho delay titus canaed
wa- bcnrne'al. aud tnrfc bainy very e~ vessels tn
r1ft-htat@Y MI hating ritn" dawn 1.-The slftke and
!hc trad roa I'D them iitt1s ur no harm.
LGnn. r'sfrtrhtt hnss hecn al law that II tnaAe
.satScty a,{ 'I,lsfsIsc with tl,e nwners of 'e''sls
l'An Hangt II Inmter' 'al,pscs. Tint rendezvous
n1oMy tic Goef, Of thr lum1er market between
Monday. md Il rss only yesterday ti!nt thsy
sa ,sfg ',te printed notice. of which The
sss htfsai aoIse y sys*cosness saa taptsi":
{, Cir
r: ess. +
VI T M r. r., sais md 'auAfr 10 5oa. and VIC h"p1 YIN
+ sjs ii .s al, i.s s.sGs ;s =? H. G.an ,. sss @
g i IL Of hsxs: Il ss 'a 'sA .'cSFdos
There wa: feet Of about thirty vc'tel. on tie
saTacsea @ ;s,s. md ~ ptss!s, .hs. = q thra,
All unusually lar.c fett al the Iaeks to-siay. It
was said BY ronc that the nuw rates won1d prevail
tic ranss of iam6cr I saoTers @ woal tss"naencs, ]
md tho prices would fail to thelr ud nyures.
which s Aa.o svtrasca atont ~, ~ cents per
In few cases the advanced rate. wcrc
tefa.sd M the masters were eop.: tG tic ~
ltf1H4F GIafflct Inst nr1n1u
At 1c.s t'tan the nrw rchcdaie provide. for. No
.toob?e was experienced, however: and With tbr
the daY ail pstsrd OF quietly. The men compos
ine the RanRe tlern,ans. tuheinian.. and irish-
%s assss sa TX ssts: s,: Il @ sy 81; sS s; sa
x r, n; a'a!a,a RI Y Il e. ri ta,s. SSsG SEsS oat i
aaio.aed ye;.sis s. ths @ lsS. W. he.ins tie
Tass iof te!, sno1 o9 the onanty o. lumber on
lurra+ per ono iec,. but hare nos averaged osos
10 sents.-k vs,y low ,a'e of wages,
hocomc aroused. snd ntc making mn eEut. to on.
tait better sS.es n future shipper. 1n II few
rccliAcd them. and thus tho matter stanI. Tie
echr rctl*sukce was CHARTERED 1t 81. 1:'s fur u
t!Hbtfk TO u stcboygan to Ch:c1.o. twne, want
sl..h from StenonfHee. Eu'.l Ei,rr. aa! sheb,y-
sen 2r i G " A'
The grain teet got away in time to escape the
enliMrso placed on thr loadtng 1T scsseIs at tho
were compelled T. walt. Wotk sns rcrumnI ut the
elevators as early ~ Frday, after k.oppa;e Of
three or four days. and las continued uYcf 6incc
without interruption. II
The men nt tho shtp.rAsds Of Miller Eros. and
Capt. Eyste' were eonpellcd to qult work week
TLs cuAlhsaveEs have also generally lao,r.
The tugs Frotvctiuu, Ewing, anh Ean seha,ck are
still In feErlce M atbor lta tcct, all being fur
IfttItIL
erst. named Is stationed at thr head hf Ma*nh'*
sltp; tho second e IN duty At Twcnts street
The vesaes are we'll n,n,lncd, md would prove or
great ser1lce In ca4t VI necessity.
, 1877-07-31

Fonr Hr,ux, Mich, July &c. .-Down-rrops
1'unsia. Turner End bargcs, 1'e1e Cross anu
barscs. Vulcan and rift. Oakland nnl bargca !;
achss 1tnlstca. rcshtfzo, Allegheny. Rchasd Wins
low. c. {. t'urnua. =. II. Fottcr. Tsentsn, Alba.
core, g. 81. Mellon, Porter, l.. Jone*. Oliver
Mitchell. Elyina. Marion. ". Page, Il. Y. Il. :,yat.
son. Lucy J. CLARK. MYasic Sur, iavana. Lucinda,
nnan,va,kenMhntsh. ns,tt. senman; l. ": Perry. Eliza
jes4so iIoyt. I. q. Triumph, :. T. Atwnter.
Asgftn1r, J: J. Cnss, 1lcuben Jpnd GanTrs. VIII!
lam Hon, .rhrco lIto,hcrs, Zack Chandler, Dick
sonera, Il. c. Crawford. Adventure, Jano
I.alston. Dolphin, 5. q. Wofts. G.
Sradentn, Sir q. r. vanstFaubur1cc. i!lsing Star.
kn!yhi Temptas. Mont Islaue, lahpcnlny, Wlliian.
!. i,rr.ton, Mary AM Lydon, seotla, ). L. Wntsan
Ep-Props unclla, Madrsf Slate, ]. r. Fay and
et'w, curahosa and barccs: Ea.t Saginaw mud
Darae.. Athena and oarees; lsneo'n and hargss,
terson china. Ja'Hes y. Norris. t1rantn.n,. i'rtnce
Alfred. tl"mr, GMldtng Star. Lem Ellsworth, u. u.
nond. Nellie Gardiner, st. Andrews.
Wtnl-Softh; weather 6nc.
, 1877-07-31


The following veto the arrivals and clesrances
for tue twenty four hours ending 1t 10 o'clock last
night:
AEn,!AL:-stm, Corona. It.. to.eph. .tandrte., Chi.
aats: rce
IT,. : :1'f s,S Iii ,,.l :unse,
l,$a.iS :sS5sis:: ss;is,t Sss'os i:f:; :ssd1{:::
IT, kfiss Sa
Ss ass'ss 1s'ss:: 9sss
s:si ss.a ss ss*'1ss 's"tS |s: sHsifsxsG
!i !is S ,S sis; s5s'ss:
s % sft: Sase e III mn;
M!nS; Iio Y Il '.r.1t ,smesr a. A. ess MS.ksE
sss5 :s is.a s:si
s. y ssSi S X,hta|s s|EA H.s ss .;
Mi:S Ma;siri tSs ; s'Ss
ss It'll TT. s'sl 's'f: Ss;n sss
;sss sYs H.: sso ss: ~ s@s;.
?s'st *5, s' Witt S!s"a 'E::s'. ns@!; sSfr s.rs}
n BIZ !:ss s!s: s. F:s t.sx stsx
1s:r tx sts :si Y q: iss Assssss
,,,srS; ,s,9Sa;F F'yns I3ud SHssIae lsm,sI! SiMs
Asf;'':: stsssS =:
ss ss;, ss: $ss: s;;; s;;
K F, @s.e Al..ka. .ss!: D.. e: Mat:iI. TF4ycnse
ar,n isisn: tatart tlarrn bark, MI V.rnon. Grand
,,, .aax.s,-Iro: q taiiwt,. isr Huron,
Grics; 4ths sla3e!r,.. iluIalo. by corn, sclr X.
4 %towry itns;ctn asndr,s.; |,.p assrss l',,nn.r
.nnirlu,, 'tflr Violin, l"lflnl, HI h r6sn; slns
1sIs. u;. IT. 1sn .r~' r. n'Si, Mn T. Hsasr.
.aHts!s., ttMr A!swaa Ha.s:ssn. '4sr'. H.,s. ri,
isrx. ~ toxrn 4ppit4, r. rIs hanIs aud bndrtrs rfp
MrtrnKct. iehion iArl.sr tr!s potk md slulrl
stiar ahc1S" ,l"a9kce. a4udffes: Hltr ueorGc Mut-
paha. b.l* fsss3oct. and sundrics; srh9 scs Ulrf
, 1877-07-31

Dn.patronr, july 10. -~Arrved-rrop Mohawk
Hellc, kankakco Feeder, 3, 400 bu corn; J. Men,
asd kankakee Feeder, 1900 bu corn; prop Al
1ant!c. laSallo, =, 800 ba curn; Neasen:as, L.
sails, H. 600 hu corn: Gold 11antcr. LAsale. g. 600
bu (corn; Leylathan. LaeAltr, Doa In corn; Sun.
shine. Ottawa, q, 400 bu co.n: Tempest, Dttawa,
q, ,!o0 ba curn; pfop peeslvs4, Ottawa. =. huu tu
corn; Septnns, uttawa, 8, 1U0 ba corM; lochpaEt,
Lockport+ 5, 1U0 bu carn: Maple Leaf. loekport,
5.l0O bn corn; Belle France, M0Erts. 4. aa0 hn
eorn, ]. 200 bu Tge; Grac!c titIswssf. Mlu.NIa.
bn corn.
BM,nnrroE7, july 9:-Artissd-t,eorss. Henry.
FFtend.htr. Henry, S.Nkl bu c,rn prup We'caa,o,
Henry, T. 100 bu corn; l>u'plin, ottawa. Hat, 6u
corM; Danube, DltuNa. !. uuu lu corn, alo bu bar
tsY. H..i h4 rye.
, 1877-07-31
TIE LOG or THE PEERLESS.

Tho stmr recslcss III. Dniuth ju1y "a In the af-
ternoon. Touched ut 1taylesi aud Ashland, and
rraccd tfou.11ton mud Hancock thu foiowlr: uf-
tcrnnotl. LeSt Marquette lie following evening.
shipping basincss was very Qutt u Marquette,
connfInecs below ha,ing E.scn noticu that they
cond not rcceive my Iron or at present on nc
count Of the ltftkos. Met the bar:es Forest City
aHd Sparta and cvnsorts oh Lake superior. Mrt
thr stu,r lily OF Duluth anoye tho canal.
1'aHsef nEnHgh tho canal the Afternoon nf
thr nth. Aict the large selah Chamberlain. Will.
the Ioln Martin IN tow; below Churches. rassed
97sh., Met thp stmF J. l.. iiurd OF stacklnaw.
Touched 1t MackLnaw, and arrived at Milwaukee,
evening. bringing down full ioad Of passengers
and considerable freight.
The Peerless leaves IN her no1t trip for Lake fin.
rerlos thtsx At Uctuck this evening" visiting tho
Interesting pu'nts on The nofth rlorS Of Lake Su-
pcrar. In addition t" tho usual ports on thu south
4huse.
, 1877-07-31

HpFf7a3 7H9IR191N 10, 9H1 3yTH0Nzs
uu7yALo, n. T., July 30.-Qutts leet OF grain
resscls esno In to.d.y. Including from Chicago,
ths prop purtsge, schFs psnsaukes, Camden, Will.
lam Cso.thwalta, Joseph Iage. u. uoncr, G. 3.
Jones, and u. q. Cooper. ~ many moro arc
dup Tomorrow, snd arc OIL this laso. Coal
srcleht4 nro t0e for large and 4se for
s,,ll vessels to Chicago aud 50c 10 Milwaukee.
Canal frrlxhts. which dropped 10 4dc on cpru to
Ncw York SATURDAY. alssnrcd 10 &C To-day. Tho
6cIlr Cooper has cargo Of hot coFu Capt. llixgtc
il look alter khe matter,
, 1877-07-31

speedy alpl r,t1f.r, tnlni.'tnt VI tic mi. rcr.
Gus rrrlca'lrrs iIayr bee n male lmlc":1 1,'nr
Of tl1crt have tried 10 make h"rnrs Of the
ru(11ats. The cry II, "An,tltnf 10 heat thc
r''tiy 's1intisc tn" t,fa-n:ttlr q! ti.r rlu. aud
ttn lticpas lnturc u tlr u.rurscncCsI Is la1ncnt-
nillr. - -