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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

The Sunday Capitol Of which Don
Piatt, the person who made pile Of
money out Of contract 10 tho govern.
meat for furnishing worthless moth
determination. Is ebitoI publishes a
double leadel editorial counselling
assassination aud revolution Of which
the following is al extract
III nan thus returned to power
can ride ID safety from the Executive
Mansion to the Capitol to be Inaugural
ted, we are fitted for the slavery that
will follow the immigration, We do
not believe they arc prepared, without
a blow, to part with bard earned blood
stained possessions. Notice is now
served on tie citizens Of Louisiana aud
South Carolina that they must care for
themselves How soon the lamp posts
viii bear fruit IL FOR them 70 say TO
the people OF the North aud West, no.
ticc ia given that all toll to which they
arc subjected. that boudholders and
monop0lies may iatten secure. il paid
ty 40 security lot their rights and that
shfinkago Of value is now 10 order
II there IL no law for fraud there is
reason for violence. and to that we
make our last appeal"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

.nlngteu. r Y PisAin. Moatpelier.
J. " Newton. 81 Albsus ElHah
Wales. Bfaiileboro,
Representative AZ large 10 the Ma.
iiaud EnesmpmeBts George Green.
yMelBcueAi-i. Buriiaggoa Alternate,
Fred f. SAITH Montpelier
Delegate 70 The National Eacamp.
ffens II Gouldiu, RatlaBd Alter
uate. Willard Holden, p Arlingtca
The following comrades are aaaouhc.
90 as Department stat Ebcn Taplin
Asst Adiatani General 81 + Green
leaf. Asst Inspector General lleury
Ballard. Judge Advocate. X J COT
fey. Montpelier, Cheii Mastering OF
fctr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
GO, "a nsu,sp rue nEruass,

Our Democratic friends are very
bold ia asserting that il the Electoral
commission bad decided 10 admit Evi
dence outside the returns they would
have succeeded 10 clcctiug Tilden.
This we ihink, is mistake. IL would.
perhaps. have Increased their chances,
bot il is quite probable. II The commits
slan had 50 decided aud there had been
Sufficient time before the fourth OF
March to have taken al the testimony
offered on both sides that the decision
wonld 10 the end have been The same
The only state where there j. any
terioas daabi about i j. Loulslana
There tbe Democrats claim very
ttfeag case and have some tx pafte
proaf u irregularities by their hoate
investie eating committee How much
,his would have Amoputed q when
property sif.ed and confronted with
sebaulug evidence il Is impossible,
nos 10 determine. butlf the commits.
sion had found TIA, with a perfectly
tee eieciiAa tbc Republicans would
have has majority they would. a0de'
The circumstances. have given the
si4ta 10 Hayes The m0st that they
woald have done under Any ciicum.
stances would haze been 70 hare
tlfowH Get iks vehe altogether. 10
Aieh case tbe vote d MasSisslp RI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

We hear great deal about the par
lisan aud even corrupt actionl of Tie
Judges Of the Supreme court who are
members Of the Electoral Commission
the, Democrats even going so far as
TO compare il 20 the Louisiana return.
log board. Oh course they will revie
any board or any Judge who does not
decide for them right or wrong But
the electoral board has really made
but one decision. al the rest following
that as matter afcourse,. When they
could not lawfully consider any evi
dencc outside q the returns il prlcti
cally decided the whole matter. On
this qaes,i1l the supreme Court Juig
- we're divided three to two. the three
beng Republicans, the two Democrats
There ~ nut particle Of evidence o
corruption or undue Influence. Il
there had been three Democratic
JliSss aud two Repabiean i might
have been decided the other way bot
Il would not have been any less par.
tisan. The main question Is was il a
good legal decision. Members Of the
supreme Coaft often divide on ques,
tioas which have no political signif.
GAUGE. They decide as they think
right bat il only shows the fslllbill1y
Of human judgement. Il may finally
be held that the majority Ia this case
are wrong but we think not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
q. 4. II. DEPARTMENT. oF vKnno>r.

@. A. Il. DEPARTMENT. oF VERMONT
The following Officers were elected
by the department eneampmeut, held
at Burlington, Jan. 18th, 1877. 4 s.
Peck, Burlington, Department Com
mander { D. Williams. Mortified
Sen. Vice Commander II. s. Hard
Arlington, JUNIOR Vice Commander.
Or. c. P. Thayer. Burlington. Medical
Director Rev, n. ~ Glszief. Mont.
pelier. Chaplain.
Council Of administration J II Goul-
dia. Rutland A J. Noyes, No Ben.
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RELOCATION OF JUDGE sMALLEY.
The Burlington Free Press Of Satur.
day evening says: 1--WE understand
that Judge Smalley has, at last. resign
ed bis Office as United States District
Judge, and his resignation has gone to
Washington, by the hands Of the clerk
Of the court. B Il. Smally, Esq
When the resignation Is to take place,
is known only tothe Judge, and per.
hsps one or two others As Hayes is
to be the next President, few days
one way or tho other will be of little
consequence. The names Of Judge
Poland and Col w. g. Vea1ey are
most talked of, ia connection with the
appointment"
B b. Smalley. Esq went to Wash
iae ton on Friday, with sealed letter
from bis father TO the President, which
~as not TO be opened until his arrival
10 Washington, 1t is understood that
the resignation Of Judge Smalley will
be made Immediately on the announce
meut OF the electoral vote ia fav,r Of
HAYES. and that President Grant will
make the appointment Of his success
sor Judge SmaIlcy has not been able
to attend 70 bis dutic; as Judge a
grea' deal Of the time for the past
four or five years. Judge Poland. W.
@. Veazey and some others are talked
Of to Gil the place.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

Tie Eastsrn gaestlan . n1i yes Sea
lied asly hy sAs way j. Is afaFg ag
81 oas sss'j ssppase ibe Folaey q
Hgas.4 ta re 81 wst uHiii warm
4ealhfr sp8 theu give Turkey whs'
fhc deserves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

The wofk q casgtea aside from
iAss d pfssi3sai making i progress
iag slowlY Very fsw q she sPPro.
prlatiaa l5.is aa,f been pAsscd snd
there are ooly iew Hofc vorkiag
d4ys lsh ants Retsi8n ftthrr they
viii have to Ne rushed mfoagh q !
way that viii invite 81 mAaHer - 10
gus tobs - eIse be pnt over ASA tbr
new Congress called together
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
CastOria.

II mistake 70 suppo thai CastoHs l. not
AAspitd 20 ffowa porsous - well 80 eh ildren.
They oalf esI 70 Increase the qnkuiitr. hu
clliifn hsvf - macy oamplAnis for which
CAsfffit u adxg Ike wind cohe sonr rtom
aea, Wyims. ietter, ieethtug and crop, that Il
ts especially recon M n1ed Tor them
lgr effects sre HNre certain ihkn e8s or oil.
contains no Aie,hol and is ~ pleasant 1. take ss
honey. u uss,r gupNs. BY regulating the
sifin seh and bowels Il c1ols TIE blood, crpsls
Ntafas and presoats fsysrishDesa, ggiets the
nerves aud producers heAith--theA II course
children eau sleep ID quist and mothers ean
rect.
CAslorsa IL feesmmcn led by al physicians and
nurses sbo have tried IL, and ii i having q rap
lily increasing sale. IL is prepated with great
ears after the recipe II DR. samuel Pitcher u
Assraeha.sias. 81 tbs LabFztofY o. J. d. Rose
s Co., &c usy street Nea fofk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
SAREpTA pAyIpsoN,S ESTATE.

- sTATg on YEnMoN1 District Of Manchester ~
Ia Probate Goaft, held AZ Manchester within
aud Tor said District on tho gth day OF February,
A. b, 1877.
Present, Hon. Il. d. Barton, Judge.
The Administrator on the estate of rsrepia
Davidson, late Of Perm, IN said district de-
ceased, proposing 20 render an aoeonat Of lia
administration on said estate, IL IL ordered by
said Court that said account be ~ Amined fer
allowance Al Il session thereof 20 be held At tho
Probate Office Ia Manchester, IN said district. on
the 2Sth day Of March, A. u. 1s77,hnd that notice
be given TO all periOns Interested by the publ.
cation Of this order In the Manchester JoUnsAL,
a newspaper printed Al sAid Manchester, three
weeks successfully previous TO shid time Of
hearing.
true record
Attest, L. u. BURTON, Judge.
true copy of record,
Attest, L. u. BURTON, Judge.
3a8R
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
OMMIsSIONER,S NOTION.

- We he snbserbers being appointod by
the Hon the Probate Court for tho District ~
Manchester, Commissioners to receive, examine
aud adjust the claims aud demands 81 All pprsohs
against the estate Of
EliAkim Amodon. late OF Winhall
IA said Dttrict deceased and also all claims sud
demands exhibited IA offset thereto. aud ri
months from the goth day Of Feb, ls71, being
allowed by said Court Tor Inst purpose, we de-,
therefore, horeb give notice, that we will attend
10 the business Of oar appointment at the ate
dwelling house Of said doaeasoa uWnhail, on ne
18th day Aug, next from un II four O'Clock, =.
NJ. on said day.
Dated at wInbail, this 2llh day II February
4. D. 1871
WILLIAM r. COLEMAN, o..
403w JAMES HILL, ''"''
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tion es ths table. ssyjug thai to with
bold saeh supplies would b. revelation.
afy ard lhe eject would be - alarm
the couatry. ard therefore Be should
oppose aay such legislation.
Mr. Fieid withdrew his resolution
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Died in Peru, Feb, lG,h, Mrs. Persis
Ilapgood, wife of Mr.. William W..
Whitney, aged 60 years


Ilapgood, wife OF Mr.. William W..
Whitney, aged 60 years.
Few persons in any community, except
physicians, have for more han forty
years pa,t, bven SO much with the help
less aud weak, the sick aud afflicted, or
have done more for the dying AMI The
dead, than Mrs. Whitney. Thus were
almost the whole community indebted 10
her for her kindness aud her tender and
devoted care Of them aud theirs In times
oi sadness aud suffering. That this was
deeply aud widely felt, was evident in
the kindness shown to her and her fami-
~ during her sickness, By all around, as
$50 by the large numbers that filled the
Congregational church at TIE time OF her
funeral For four days after she was
struck with death, her end was hourly
expected, aud among her last words
were earnest requests that her friends
would give her nothing to detain her
here, so that sh0 might soon depart. Her
suflcrings at times were such, that those
who loved her best, said, BLESS God, !"
when they were ended.
"Muthcr in Israel, thine
Hath been a lite of love,
And many aided here,
Shall welcome thee above
CT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
The ACORN COOK

Has Mica or Cast Front, Largest owes Of any
Family Stove. Portable Iron Encased Reservoir,
Bakes aud Roasis splendidly, quickly, evenly,
Ventilated Oven, Fire Box Bottom and Back.
Dosbe Centres, Hot Bsst Doors, Largest Fines,
Splendid Draft, Longest Fire Boz, for long
wood, Hearth Swings, won't soil tiOors or carp
ets, Ash Catch under Fire Box Door, Air passes
behiud durable Fire Back, Turn Buckles Craw
Oven Doors up tight, oven Doors lined with
bright TIN, Heavy Best New Iron, Won't Crt-E
Warranted Satisfact Try.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
CENTENNIAN,
For Hard Coal, Soft Coal or Wood.

Has very large high ventilated Oven, oonyeni-
ont Feed or Broiling Door in front, durable
Crate, Fire back Conters and Covers, Nickel
Turn Buckles on Oven Doors, Illuminated Mica
Front aud Ciinkerless Graf which shakes from
the front aud dumps from the end, Large Ash
Pan, Doors Tin Lined Only tho best new on
il used, and the Mounting aud Fitting are very
superior. Reservoir portable,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

~ IAHniAN NOTICE To ALL REAL lhrArL
\ I ArAlE ~ NiRnnsr, Manchester nlsir,r, ~.
la probate eoort held a Manchester, within
and for sad district, GA the , nh dsy OF Feb
A u, 1871
Frank n Canh,ld. gnsidtn OF WA. A hogtrs,
minor, residing IN Arlington. To said dHltiel,
makes application go eaid Court for license ln
sell the 10 loving real estate Of hi. said ward 10
sit: An undivided fourth part u piece Of land
buus ded ON the north 10y lands " InOs Csnheid,
on the east by the Ratteukll river, on the south
b tho h'ghssy, lands 81 ~ r.. Garfield aud ~
ffeds REX Cahtlrld, aud west ~ lands Of "a Il u
Y, Csnh,ld and u Ca h,1 and tho highway
leadipg TO the d~ol ing house IL Barney Mann,
sAld premises ublect 20 the life estate of hsfaa
A. Rogers, Iol , seating that the tsla thereof
for the ~ ptse Uf tutung the proceeds g. sueh
sale at interest or investing the same 10 stools
or real estate, would be heHehcai g. said ward.
Mhoreupsn u Wa ordered that hearing on
sAid Application be had ut = Probate Court O. h0
holden al the Probate Once IN Manchester. ia
said district on the ~ h day Of Match a. -. ISL,
and that notice of ,ad application, the nature
and reasons ihersof. and the tune aud place OF
hearing thereon be given 20 All Iors M Interest
cd by pub shlng = certified copy 0i the record
OF said order three weeks tucccsriyely ia the
Manchester JouRssL, newspaper printed az
said Manchester, previous 10 said time OF heAt-
ing.
i0sw BY the Coutt, Il. i. BURTON, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
pITUs sHELDoN,s ESTATE,

hrATE or YERMoSr, Manchester Dirtroi. -.
In Probate Court hold At Manchester. vi hin
and for said district ou The II Cay Of lebiusi y
A. y. 1877
Present. Hon. u. II Burton, Judge.
The Adm illustrator 90 tia estate ~ Titus
Sheldon, late II Dorset, ia said district de.
ceased, proposing ~ rtuder al account " his
Naturalization on Sstd state, u il ordered by
said court that ssid account be examined for nj.
l0wanee NJ rotri0u tbortnf 10 b. held AT the
Probate Office ~ Manchester. ~ said district. on
the 2slh day ~ Marth. A. D. 1875 and that notice
be giytH to sii pertOBs INTERESTED by the publ
cation 81 this uTdef Ia tho Manchester JouHstL,
newspaper printed Vt said Manchester, three
weeks succeFsiVely. previous 10 said lime oi
hoaiing.
trua record,
Attest, f. u BURTON. Judge.
true copy of record
Atles,, f.. y BUTTON, Judge.
5g5w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
HAIR VINE g: !: \; \: 4: !; ::i: :

IL ale. oures that unpleasant ltching Mar Is tho
prelude II tie hairs decay, Removes dandruli
aud eures al diseases of the scalp. ItmAkcs a
nies sbampt and dfessiog ior laiies aud chill
dift, k8sp- tie d at Goa. AL leaves the la :
sofi and soap clean Toy IL AMI va will use no
other All druggi.s Anl merchants for II
ewes yShere. or send IS 10 ms flf tisl bottle.
Add css G " RICH tRUsON. Barue' VI sold
II Manchester by Wait 4 Hsrd and v. Grover.
Wlls. richardson & Co burlington, VI who.e-
sale SCENTS. u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
I,OMMIssIONERls NOTICE.

" Estate " James sheldon,
We, he SabsenbeFs bsiag appafRtsd BY
ths Hon. tAe Probate Court III tao District "
Asnshs stef Gofnsnissiausfs q Fsesits, tGz1ains
knd sdIast t8s cisilHs sad e nands ~ Ell peFz81s
sBalnsi tie Eststs ~
James shsiiID. late ~ Report
ia said bsslfiet dsee4ssd AID sisg al eaiibs sBa
demaB8s eHhfhit.d II OrsHt thereto. hereby
give HsNse, that all meet f1r he paf 80
alafssald, Al sos assiag haaas etc II. Hhtl iah
is kspsrt % the stsg DAY - Jaly nstI. FROM
0's0el a., aatil i9af O'Clock. ,. ~. % sAid
lag ans THAI all months from tbs sist Gag ~
gaB 1871. i ths time limited b. stid CsHfi ~
said creditors 90 pfessat thAir etal 81 Hs faf
essniiaatl0u zHH siiDssnfr
Dated - Eapeft, this sist csY u JaBasfy j.
~, isf7
EI.iJAH BURTOs,
~ SEYMOUR HARDWOOD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Marriages,

ia A1AwssiAa. ~ ~ ~ rff "a tlsfh Mr.
essrsss stesnst ana Mlss Hstbs scale. bsiA
q Cssgksyisls. y.
rs o. IS hvssI 81 Bft g.. rrat Nf
Wrart \ hilsssas saH Msss kaas N stlesI
dtrEhssi Nl1tH NsAe4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
Forest Acorn Cook
FOR WOOD.

Medium in price, an one OF the handsOu' at
Stoves We have ever made Has all the appoint
msnts Of the Acron, but lighter aud cheaper. A
perfect stove. selling largely.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
NOTICE I'M BANKRupICY-

Az This IL to give notice T. Al On the 18Th day
Of Feb A, D. 1871, a WAHaksf ~ BAsKauFfcI
was issued against The estAte ~ Geo a. Wattips
and Ffanklin u. Brsdh ~ 81 Bennington,
ia the Counts ~ Bennington and
btste of Vermont, WHO have been
GdIudged = Bankrc pt on thor osn petition
that the payment ~ Any debts aHd delivery "
any property belonging 70 said Bankrupis 10 them
or theif use, aud the transfer u any property by
them are forbidden By law that meeting ~ tho
creditors Of said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
aad 70 choose one OF more AHsiggees " their ~.
tate, will be held al Court ~ Bankruptey, to be
holden al the Office of Gardner : nafmau DO
Bonuinglo in the county ~ Henuingt ~ az
state u Vermont before Vi. o. Weary Eau
REGISTER on the b dsy Of March. A % ,ls77, 81
O'CLOCK ~.
OEO +. POTTER
sg3s II X Marshal a. Msssst Vas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22
NINA BUCKS ESTATE.

NJ INN Y = IIh y I'd I y 7 10
- state 81 Vernon. Manchester district. ~
Ia Probate Cont held AZ Manchester EitiaH
and for sald District On the 3Vth day " January /,
A. D. 1871.
PItssHt, Hon. z. Is. hnriou. Judge.
Az Instrument, pnrparting 81 BE- The last ~iti
aud testament ~ Minis Buea. Gts ~ Afiibgtoa,
ia sid district aces oelHg presented fer pf
bste.tt 10 ordered ~ ssid n0Hft. thai Al per
concerned therein b. il0flhed T. 4ppeGf a. see
zion !heTeDf 70 bs bsii - the FrabAfe Onles ~
Manchester. 10 sAld disinet % ths Is Il aAY ~
fsbTutfy. A. is1I. a 10 D'eleek "a the fgtsaapn
sad shgw cause. II sUy they hAYf. Agaipst tha
probate ~ ss3d ali: iqf uhleb purpose Is l. far
thsf ordered thEt the order be Pabh,l5ea ltrss
ssoss suee. ssiysiY II tbs Manchester jouaStL.
Newspaper printed At Manchester. 10 ihls state
previous 10 s3id time % bearing
b the Court
aal4 Atte.L e b RnkfON. JaAea.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-02-22

nv TIIE DEATH OF MRS. JENNIE M.
BEAS.
81 q, EMBERT MARsDALE.
Had virtue tower to stay thy hAnl o Death
Or iuup cpte u tim til, shaft Asilr,
G. pGril} ENSURE v mo tai breath,
Our Jenhia la I hot died.
Gold genteaess ifua heeti1g lior delay,
tr nab asp ration stem deaths tide,
Or coai o. mas PEAL lie fia' stay,
Oat J nue hAd n L died
C1ull f-ienl-hips watfu'h perp ,tna'e ifes day
,r f1id Rfe ii u have the tomb dtfsd
Death had besn cheated ~ MS youthful prev
Our Jennia hal not died.
Bni van were grsees vain Wa friendships vow;
At cti0u's of-rii e. Ia warn, wers gwen;
best ST his sieust oH our loved aue- row.
OuT Jennie lives IL heaven.
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NfrTAttuN WANIIb s. ltpataA, psf Al
- ,lfes- Mspthe.yr lnsl ufi ID. ~. Rs tis.
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Deaths.
WANTS.

AautfiissutHis, upaef ths tssd. ESQ csHt. ~
Bss gaeh lasartiaa
, 1877-12-01
SOLDIERS HONE.


4 sIeetlnE Of tho Hoarl of Manager
OF the 8oldteEs' Home was held yesterday alter
noon 1t the residences OF Dr., Hamill, corner
OF Wabash avenue snd Thirteenth strcct. Dr.
IIatnill, President Of the Board. occupied tho
chair, whElo the duties Of scribe wcra per-
formed by ex-Gov. DeYcridge, who was chosen
Secretary pro ten. The Committee On Constl-
tuton and bylaws made report giving tue
various amendments ras2ed sluco The lust pull
ilcatton of tho conatstutton aud bylaws. Ths
report Naa duly accepted aud tn0 CoMtn!tsee
duly thanked for 1ts researches. resolution
TcalnrnnE All old resolution Axtng the quorum
Ut seyen Instead Of nine, bus which for soma
reasup or other did not appear tn tho minutes
a passed. WA offered hY Mr. Bacon, aud
zloptDl.
ID order to make tho election OF Nj. L. ].
Gags as Treasurer legal. Judge Brsdwealmossd.
tnas1aueh AZ tle p1cscnt meeting vas regular
one, that alr: Gage Ia elected. a formal ballot
WAS taken, Mr. Gage received sll thu yotr4, aud
was accordingly declared elected. The Cu1uult-
tee on the Treasurer'a Bond xR2 c0utluned,
judge Bradwell made \ favorable report con-
posed to do the lair thing toward tho Board.
AF. Bacon, Who had viaitoI the Gunn property,
represented It to be IN bad condition. Teu-
ants were paying up well, with two exceptions,
aud 1t waa quite possfble thai thcy would coulu
down With tho money. Nit. Bacon further stat
able 70 place the matter OF repairs, renting,
ETC., In the hands Of Mr., Harrington, u real-es-
tate mau The report nas adopted, aud Mr.
baron Instructed ~ arrange Tor The necessary
repairs IT cost not to exceed $500
alrs. BFaynl4n was then chosen permanent
s<esetsEy. Judge Bradwel! offered resolution
providing for the holding OF regular uecttnss
hereafter quarterly tustead Of ulonthiy, anl hx-
tpu tAe li!ue for holding the meetings ~ the
lx4l Thusa1ay IL Uscsmbss, March, June, ai'd
, 1877-12-01

A%fAf ANAL A404N xNo
CltcAoo-Tho Grand Haven bargcs will make
one mofo trip before Laying up.... .tIn1f.s.dokcn
1umbcr.lsdcn craft Arrived yeaterday The tug
o. u. ureen estcrs on duty for the cly Monday.
Tho schFa Luekey and c. North aud
scow Isadical arrived yesterday With lumber,
and will 60 into w.ntcs-qaar.efs NJ soou ~
thor unload. .Tho prop danes Fisk. Jn. got
iehs.mts Shsbossan, oeonto, md Tfuo.ao!i eTo
laid up at iiGultowoc, aud tho Chicago will alao ay
ap thsrs; d. rhe % Mu,skc:on l4ya up here. The D.:
" leo ~ tho North ufanch yesterday morning
ao's D'x1:oR , i;.. lnsasns
h9uss a1s 70 teeelys tebu.lds At sIan!suwoc thu
item hi;sr poFe S,y and hs
eSns 10 's axsakee, "ssy Sss;s tass S%" yl 'Ass T.
sss5 @ gsst ' .na j. Sssaa @ i!aSsn .::5' :.:;T5s
keep narrow stunnrls open in We rlrcr and ~
branches ...Thcro was some inquiry for vessels to
sanausxt and kte Yesterday on 'changc, but sa.sa
oruEn rours.-The night clearance once At stti::
wskff n prop TsssTa s.n hss sd
l.'as 81. sssssn: .;f1o se9w EaKIp Wins b.: besn
ttais T. Gla2E leushs taa Sow :so~ \ Y. i.
Sloan, Wednesday, At AaFshals sale, at Detroit,
for eaeo. Yons9 street wnsrf, at Toronto !. to
has virtually ciose o. Toronto, snd csatt there arc
!1,ss eta!s beat The thlna fuily dye mlles auElnI
aehr II. c. Win'!ow; at Trenton, .cow Wtlliam
l.4rka scow l.oul*.s, iowbaEac J.. a. SMITH al
Nyandotto. scht Christine M = Ni';soa. AZ Asn!to.
paEs and salled for lonumiueo: the scow Laurel II
being hauled out Ut hatlcs's yard tot = thorough
psas Tfsa ises ses :ssF aa Da III .s4 :
will bo tho ne1t occupant