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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS. SIT. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD LINES,

RAILROAD LINES,
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depart and arrive az follows: from Oailiop
street depot from July 15. 1877:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express No. 1 & 80 p m Express No. $40 80 q. n
Express No 8.6:1b d. m. Express No. 4. 1916 p N
Nos. and run daily, and daily except
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OARS
through to Cincinnati Louisville, Chicago. Cal
70 and Milan, Tenn, without change, and for st.
Louis sleeper is taken on at Milan, enabling
passengers to go through without leaving the
train.
Friday evenings train makes no connection
at Duuuoin for Chicago.
Accommodation trains between New Orleans
and McComb City:
Leave New Orleans $3.50 .. m. Saturday: and
1880 O. m. Sunday.
Arrive $3.50 y, m. Sunday. and $3.50 @. m. Mon.
day.
Tickets for sale and Information given OF 70
Camp street. corner Common. under City Hotel
A. ID. SHELDON. Agent.
J @. CLARKE,
Vice President and General Manager. NH
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DoNTCHARTRA1N RAILWAY

Depot at the head of Elysian Fields street. near
the Leyee, Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and return
same day, 20 cents. Children under twelve
years. 10 cents.
Trains will leave as follows:
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PASSENGERS AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston, Houston and Indian0la.

PASSENGERS AND MAIL ROUTE.
For Galveston, Houston and Indianola.
Passengers take Railroad Ferryboat foot Of st.
Ann street. W $3.50 q. H.. reaching Morgan City
ut 2:25 p. m. there connecting with steamers
WHITNEY on SUNDAY.
HARLAN on MONDAY.
HUTCHINSON on TUESDAY.
yOsEPHINE on WEDNESDAY.
CLINTON on THURSDAY.
WHITNEY on FRIDAY.
HARLAN on SATURDAY.
First class fare to Shreveport s25-Time. As
hours.
Excursion tickets for the round trip to Gal
weston and return. good for thirty days. issued
mt s2i.
Tickets and staterooms secured until 8. .. m.
daily tSundays exeepted), ut Agents Office. or at
the Ferry Landing, on morning Of departure.
Through tickets will be issued from this office
to the principal points on the Houston Texas
Central Railroad, on the International and
Great Northern Railroad and Texas and Pacific
Railroad.
O. A. WHITNEY d CO.. Agents.
ie1 ty Corner Magazine and Natchez SITS.
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Helow--t,ouina Up.

Ship Kentuckian Mossly, ID DAYS from Havre, IN
ballast to Norton Il Bell
Ship l. L Eturpes, Lihnekin. 90 days IRON LONDON
10 Shuits Geo
Brit sbip Minnie Gerow. Gerow 81 days from Liver
pool, to master .
Ger ship Friedrich, Buggeman. 80 days from Bremen
to MASTER
Brit bar h Kngbtop. Lindgren 81 days FIN Greenock
in ballast, To Ocean d CO.
Bark Rebps Al days from A yendale tn mas ter
Brig Victoria Peter SOD 30 days from Rio de Janeiro
to Westteldt Goo
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JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND o0uNsELLoR AT LAW
mys Ia Grayier street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STNAMB0ATa.
Robt Lee Campbell from vicks' urg
Mary Ida Ruiz, from Houma Plantation
Henry Tee, A teoiu, from Donsldsonville
Ella Hughes, Dalfetes. from Donaldsopylle
Blue Wing No D. Cofnstoek. from Chatham Plan
tatien
j. III Hanna, McElroy. from Baton Rouge
Gov Allen. Brown. from Bavou Sara
Martha. RaHsstt. from Port Eads
Hope, st Pierre, from Bayou Lafourohe
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MORgA ANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
| ROAD.

Oct al sack seed GOTTEN A L Choppin--2 bales
moss q A Vipcent-2 hf do Rykoski Manade-f do
Oueyrouge Il Bois-Total sack aeed cotton
Per stea,ishp harlan from Clinton-s7 bales wool
baes hides SGT bales cotton O A Whitney &eo--63
do Jpo + Hardie &oe--l3 do Kirk patrick & keith-9
X + Buckner Il Bro-334 sacks cor Miller, Dolh0nde
&et4- Total COG bales cotton 334 sacks corn
From Galveston-Js bales outton Whitney
co--4 do X Walters Crantz-Total 3ls bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS KAlLHtseD
Oct p--365 sacks rough ROE Thompson Rice Mill
az do q II Stswatt----s7 do j Foerser---56 do Ii
Allen-iG do j j Irby Son-Total ESQ sacks rough
~,
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THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.


Reorgauixsd for the summer nj 1877.
Working out of New Orleans via the N. .. and
M. r. IT, and presenting the following attractive
lines to the attention of oil North-bound Tour.
lists and Travellers:
Route No. 1--AlI Rail.
Via Montgomery, Columbus. Macon. Augusta,
Wilmington. hiehmond.
O. Hours, New Orleans 10 New York.
The same time always as by any other line
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opellka.
Solid Day Trains thence to Augusta. with
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached at Macon for
Wilmington.
Through train, Wilmington to Richmond and
New York, with Elegant Parlor Oars attach cd to
Richmond-thence Pullman sleeping Oars to
ALL CHANGES AT sEAsoNABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
Route NO. Ebay Line.
Over the same lines to Wilmington as by Route
No. 1. Thence by Special Parlor Oars to Ports
mouth. Va. Thence. at $3.50 o. m, daily Except
sunday. by the magnificent steamers of the
BAY LINE TO Baltimore. Thence by New York
Express, arriving In New York at 2:ob p. m.
A sixty-nine hours run-only seven hours In
excess OF all rail time. with the advantage OF an
undlsturbed nights rest and superior accom-
modations upon the Chesapeake Bay.
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Imports.

MOBILE-Per steamship Alabama 1000 bales cot
ton to order--200 do Anderson g. Sinpson-56 do Aug
Bohn-40O bbls 1osin d @ Green &eo-sundries to
ordef--1otal 1855 bales cotton
HAVANA-Per steamship Teutonia--2ss hhds
sugar 25B bxs do Agar Il Leong--s0 seroons garlic
jose Bafba-g pkRs mdss M PeyIo
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EHp0rts.

LJvFRPOOI,-Per steamship Boruasia-3s00 bales
cotton esta bushels in bulk 3i3 bbls -four so
bales moss case reviewers
ALJCANTE-per bark Fslisa--32B hhds tobacco
10,g20 pea slaves
MoBILE-Per sobr Martha M--2o0o bdls cotton
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UPPER COAST.

REGULAR TRI-W WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY an
SATURDAY at 10 q. m.
H. Il FOR ASHLAND PLANTATION
Ascension parish, Donaldsonvill
and all coast landings-The FIN
side wheel passenger steamer
BLUE WING NO q.
J. A. Comstock, master
Geo. M. Woods and Chas. Dean, clerks,
Will leave as above. Returning. leaves Ash
land Plantation Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, coming down the coast in daylight. 70
freight or passage apply ON board or to
ap22 =. HENO. 10 Cont street
p s. ALI freight delivered In the daytime,
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BAYOU SARA.

BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY PACKETS.
STR. GOV. ALLEN, STR. LA BELLE,
John J. Brown, Master. A; Dngas, Master
r. FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO
A52kaS Hermitage Port HUDSON. Lokdells
Store, Baton Rouge, PlaQuemine
and postofflce landings
steamer Gov. Allen,
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY at D. m.
steamer La Belle,
Every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at5p
Commencing early In September.
For freight or passage apply on boariC> 70
HITE & CARLIN.
No. Tchou pitoulas street.
JANNEY d WORK,
jy31 tt No. LOG Common street,
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whitney &sou M 10 Mrs l. Cohsn---t25s do J Irby
son an a. W vanI3enthuysen-s1 Hsrnshsim
DTo.Ao W Aekerbafth 4 Joseph-3 pigs paper M
W lpIenLss,- q bales md yaubert &e0. II feross
nas MI .er. Dolhopde A.o-t box drugs ID Bison
MA, pa'es ,nase Vincent &co-i do X koberts-t do
a .i ne, do w II Lstohford &oo--t20 bales bag,
4" Il Whitley 6eo----16 casks shoulders w III Mat.
news Bro--2 carriages Lauer--l box mdse M W
I Smith---ls hhds bacon sohwabaoher, Ffowenfe,d
| u Morisrty--ls do g A Whitney &oo--20 bbls OIL =
g Clark--i00 bbls lime Forstall 4 tarose-i0o do
| Clark 10 casks hams Sehwabacber. Frowenfed "
Pfeifer-1O0 sacks oiloake Aldige. 50 pkgs glass
ware vt, alton Meyer---g5 pkgs butter Y IL Law.
| renee 6o0-5 bills do Il I'll Fiashpoer-la pigs muse
| A Levi &oo--4 do Il Runge &eo--22 do Johns-5
bdls paper 8 g. Jaeobs--sundries TO ofaer-Iots
1888 bales cotton 37 sacks cotton seed 100 sacks Oil
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Ltghterage to Corpus Christi III any at risk
and expense of consgnees.
Freight for st. Mary's and Fulton landed at
Roekport
Freight for all the above points received OF the
Depot Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot OF Lafayette street. daily. until .. m,
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Ltghterage at Brazos Santiago at risk and ex-
pense Of eonsignees.
Freight received for and bills ladlng signed
only to Brownsville, via Rio Grande Railroad.
HH per new tariff.
Freight payable In gold.
, 1877-08-15
A NOVEL DIRECTORY.

f!otI,,r-. 1~st f.r,tlt. -. a..
thc,n..1va. :, i. aa,ta,, .,.a r,'.4 Iseoty MI 70
1t contains about -, GOO names. Each name In
the Elite DIRECTORY Is supposed 10 rcnretcnt a
householder Of cuod so4daf stan1,nv Er.n, ,ho
anrcnt Knirkrrfxckcr ,,,yr,, ~ H.. ..'',sS ~
S''s's,.,, -, uo"n 70 tue fndaefn
sho'tdyltc, al Hotlianlitcs Of note arc Included.
Most Of the elite live In brown.stont houses. and
nearly atl have their homes above Fourteenth
street aud west Of ThIr,, avenue. Thc % M
.'oasSuess a,.s.., iepsetenI ptooae'5 eooV Of the
popnIation; 50 htaFtling AZ the fat may appear,
though tho whole elite element took uoiIon 10
eyaporate, or cn,Igr.te, or vanish IN suy other
way. "ay, 'ew ao,H "ou,o sslli &c Guy OF million
SOULS IL had mll1ton and sixty THOUSAND two
years aGo, and IT certainly has gained At least
Ahon since. but, after alf, without the elite It
torme what ls called soelety. In It's ranks are
found the principal merchants, bankcrs lawyers
doetors. and ce'tancuus tradcsn,rn Ut the
city: TIE fashionable churches arc 1naIn1y sup
ported ~ y, and Al! the brilliant so.lal cvcnta
receive their lustrc from It. The old families
With large estates belong to It, as also. must
say, do so1ne new iamilies with no estates to
shcak uf. gooti many of the elite have had to
come down in the world III the past tl,ruc years
There, as elsewhere, the financ'al pressure l.as
bccn iclt, and with It the absolute need Of re-
trcnehnent. II membership III the elite DE-
pended UPON wealth n1unc, am sure the ra.iAs
could not bc near so lpf1 now ae they we're wIlcu
Jay Cooke q: Co. gave thc signal ior the great
pantr. And do not think they arc quite 80 full,
either.
Tie object for which the Elite Directory Il
published 10 tFlf1e peculiar. It is mainly TO
Enable tra.icsfnen to send Out cards alui cirvil.
lars, or ut least 10 furnish the adlrcss OF rersuus
to whom to se,Nl them. All who belong tn Tie
elite Asc supposed to b. desirable persons TO
cultivate Ia thu way Vt busness. 50 this direct
orr Is published to put business men III the
way Of c,lltfvAttng them. Almost every retail
dealer Of any pretensIon to rcspcctahltity sun
plies hfinselI with ono and makes use oi II to
solicit the custom OF tic elite. Occasionally the
, 1877-08-15
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR or 1877,

The Twenty-llfth Annual State Fair will be
hclu ut Frceport, III cnterpsislng city In Sic
phcnson County, in the norti part OF the State.
Frccport Is favorahly located and casy Of as-
tcss, t'c,ng at tho crossing Ut thu main line Of
tic 1llluos Central and tts Western Uniun
Raslroas(s. and is tho terminus ot thu GaIena
Division Of tho Chicago {; Northwestern, Kou,I,
The nos. liberal Inducements hase bcen cx-
tended BY the several railroads to visitors p1,,i
exhibitors, alll VIC 1re assured that the trans.
portution facilities will bs sufficient to meg
their dr,nan.ls.
Tue Fatr-t'rounls (Taylor's Park) aro larco
and attractive, mud the improvements s,iustuI-
tlal an1 ornanlcntaf,-c9ual, Ii not superior, to
9ssuSa sv t p1rp1ss
statlon being about quarter of nt,ir Distant
A union switch vii! e,luble nll tlu ratlroa,is ia
discharge freight 1T the gruu,Ls.
II, Az ananaat n. n ssny o. water is conveyed to
win MIGRANTS at cnnrenicht distances.
Hotels and Goart]itjs.l,oalscA will rharge opiy
REGULAR rntes. persuns .prcferrtng the Vutet Vi
Monle wll ,l,ld coaMIttee to direct ts,cm to
To such aH 4csErc to ntte,li tho Fair url ca,u,,
out during tho same, suitable places will lr na.
signed, Ire. of cost, by APPLYING to tn: Super
thtcEdcnt vi Grounds.
The prc.nlun,-lIst has been carefully ,ev,sr,,.
both tur tho Fair a!tl the Winter Meeting ls7S,
The attention Uf Agricultural Boards AMI tlur-
t!cultnral Asfo atiuns h particularly Invited IL
~ ilbcta' p1e[ua's offered for dt.plays ut tic
Winter. Meeting.
Free lectures, Upon subject. relating to Arr,.
culture, will tc gIscn during tie WEEK by wrii.
ers of reeogntzcu abtlilY.
a corltal Invitation tn attend thts Fair IL cx-
Ennlzat! Ions; nfi they af requested to rrt.ort
themselves ta tllc Reception Committee. that
they may Eeccirc suitable attention.
=, a package of rreMtln'.ltkts Will l1c sent for
, 1877-08-15

Bos'o" Commercial Hutisttn.
hone interesting aarts ~ reference u tho
l,tsnea IL the roulnetriaI reports Of the British
consuls IN China. These ut!lc!a!s hnyc n,alv il
their hustness to Investigate the whole lllcstlon
VI tea-proauetlou, anu the result vi their IT,,
aai',es, , l. :, vesy valuable and important That
producing ! tea ut to compete with the produce
ol Assam, II u difficult ~ believe; the cuse of
the poor Quultty Of late years lies rather III
hastY preparatlou' with sscw of bringing the
teas early ~ ulsrkst, and In The unsyktemattc
way ID which tit titleEent processes necessary to
eonyert the raw leaf into the tea VI commerce
are carried out.
Small proPr1ttors, petty farmer. to whom
secondary opjett. grow dity pounds ur TOO
pounds weight OF tcat, And carry il on IN their
baeks to that nelghboshood which looks the
tnost prum!sinG. Failing 4 satisfactory olIer IN
one place, they sren trast.porl It to 4 second
plIxe, thr unarsJ leaf sl,oll,ug fast mcanwlils
ey tue Unnecessary exposure 10 the lr, aud the
prolonged Interval between the picking and the
The packers themselves are simply specula.
tora mostsY stsangess III the district, wl0 lure
= house temporarily, and collect the leaf Iu lit
Iie lots froin The growers Thus the leaf from
the dlaescnt disir'cts u mixed. pure on.-f4vor.
rl tea y s<arce, and the packing lacks un,furmt-
ty IL ali but defertiveucss: ii lead il urur il /.
eked out with stout paper; II wood "a scarce II
. planed 20 much thtuacr until chests ruutai,-
INK lV weight Of ten are little letieg lAan band.
boxss; hence The outside package splits, aud
The tn.tde lead becomes rent and torn, Ths.e
rctnaFks apply equally Ito green teas, which
oeinx supplaatfn4 by tbs u pau, - u Conxou
tea W the lntIau lieut..
IN Japan tue tca Is uiso packed BY foreigners,
although they do not uwp any pjauiations'
They OWN their OWN tr1ne honcs In Yvkuhama
Nagasast. AMI Kobe; and as these plarcs are
alnost III the rcutse Of tea ilistgirts, hut few
Mh!d!cliien eotue between tlrlu aud thu ,ro-
1ucers. Thc resuis - thorough packln. aul
driug, aud good kee6ins quality In the lea, a.
though even u Japan Tie iuterkntxtuxe Of iesi
, 1877-08-15

| thing In cat. t1mEnri.e tcl1+ and tlrrfs.l l
J nr,1",s. 'llect e'l"er+ ttr t'rn 1tcrrnm.''
That hug" r"nsrs.rsr VI wild UlrIi az ayci ami
shfutt'l, and nearly pressed 1lerrol ,,It the
wharf. 4 thousand different emotions we're ry-
pressed in their fnccs, but thFcIly gratitude.
l<mktnE DOWN from tho steamer. sal and a,-
preltcnsive. nntl cast anew the barren strand
of eGI life, we're the brarc oil veteran Vi Me1mp
Prize. anl I'uckneE. the defender of FIR. I,.,-
rltat', whine accomplishments survived That
humiliation. It WAS the lakt general scene In
thc f.cnsllIon. Dix Taylor ha'l surrendered at
Cttrons'Ie, A., -. May e. T. and doe Johnston had
Heron threw hImsclr, with ready diplomacy,
cph1 the confidence and cn-operaltD1 Of tic
Confederate line bFctr& at Shreveport, ami sent
Tor several 81 them by their sottiicrs.
an not acquainted here" 10 said. q md
fer NV ilrai1uartcrt."
They told him tn take the hank. and led the
way up through the town Of 1j,OiU jnhaLiiant.s
tls ragged Rebel veterans tlronelng round md
SNOW, officers" said ricrron, "1et n, helm
each other TO project tho people lnd guard
ttlcse atfec:s. sct yonr own gnnnl tonight,
an'l Jet rs Close this war up trelitabty to both
armcs."
That night, rcry late. Hcrrun wa1hcl out and
Inspected the tnwn. The late Rebel kol,llcry
we're 1olnE their 'nt5 a. faithfully a. II they had
FADED a!l plates, Though tue weary tr,,afts by
liuIdrcds were stretched along the si.leEnI
and Under the trees. dreaming, perhaps, Tic
drone OF old backwood sermons which Told Of
nnts of my fathrr llnvc bread cn6ueh and 10
spare. and perlslI will, hungert l wilt arixc,
ant1 go into my fatl,erl''
Gen. lirEron says that tho Southern Union
1ccllnG was better al that 1nomeut than IL has
ever been since. 1lc hcG2n the sytscn atic AMI
long ia',or Of Issuing the paroles tn duplicate
whch required! the assistance Of thc Confederate
Captains ard Adjetanss. The distant Missouri.
ans were Jarnlcd first and sent home In steam.
boats. From, the iarthcst points Of T'eras md
Arkansas stFacgtcrs came tn to ret tic coyeted
pass and discharge. Sixty thousand ,nen were
THUS personally described, identified. auL led.
, 1877-08-15
CURRENT GOSSIP.

SPECULATION.
The cfunds seem hanks nf snow,
To-day. - they font bv.
We mike thu rlcnt,., yon know,
SUIT fsncy to The eye.
a s4lnueht 1T charming Fate
This &inruinr, tuuk my head,
And 1c't MT ntc1nnry straight
r. sexsou Of the plel.
swret burden. years xR",
l>taF Kate wpa wont 10 he;
With her. th~ nayr of tncw
Were blooming lime 10 mt.
Thcneh she p atothrr wed,
And s1ugty grow old.
can't forget the sled
Some n,em'Fte sweet I hold.
rrfhans. II I'm saint
. Where marriages arr not,
Some sont. without rrrlraIHt,
viii mind The shedding lot;
Ami hr nnce arnt airltt
by pnsrntH' stesn decree,
nevnnt the Ftnal LII
May hrsi and nearest be.
~ now ttit cI0uffs | rlnts
With fanny. trnw they be,
Excepting what IA Enic,
And what my sted and me.
2. r.. e.
, 1877-08-15
L11'.IlEAI)ING,
il ~

. =, = - - "
good many years ago, when the accom-
p1ishcd daughter Of d wcll-known gentleman of
this CITY wus little RtrI. shc vns takcn IN wtth
scar,ct fevcr. md whcn ~. rc,,xcrnd ,.s. s,nns
-, r....,.",.. s .,N S "''n, "ne sIU''o
ueA'' 'oltu"ately tto col1u, VINO possessed
remarkably sweet Soace, ha1 lcarucsl to talk he.
fusr the attack, and the physician who attended
her. finding that hrr sr,,xc ~ hr.rn1 h,J nm.
,,,o,v @,ons .,,,ntnni ,,,n. 49, . w.
sstY OF cafr1nlly Keeping up tbc habtt Of speech,
In order that u should not be totally Lost. From
that tine out the 1nvthc, dcyotel Grr.rlf to Tie
nr..crvn,lon ~ h.- d,,rhto-,. ,.L..
.,'.'s. ~. "ts' so"e'
a!h'ost ~ tee EXCLUSION ot everything
else, sud the successful issue Of her un.
lertak,nE has proved au supple erwari for
her labors. The yo,,nr lady /. nnw m, onlv mn
.,.,,,, r,ish.,, ',,a,...'s - .,..s ,... ~. s
1,s nrtsst ,,s,t e,.'s., y. Nv. ~ e1set
Nns WY H., aa.,"a.tn,' As sno taIntrs ~
W" ao'A; ut! euueatloH wa 20 caFtlullS ~
, 1877-08-15
GEORGE s. HARDING,


CHICAGO. Aug la.-In relation. Il, thc I'LL
filed against tne by my former partners, Mccoy
& Pratt, op behalf Of Mrs. Brown, desire IL
say that when anawercsi a,h! board, IT vii, hu
found without just foundation. Al thu bill It.
self a'seloses, the lady eau now, aud could at
any ttue past, rerclve the amount Of icr money
with ~ per cut interest," which the mortgage
calls for upon executing al assignment Of the
mortgage and 5eleass oi her pretended CLAIM
agAtlist mc for the same. 'N
The allegations " TO the vnlur OF the
property, and my right to fees or commissions
raid " utllsr parties, hte tpest,ncilccs tnycnl.
Cd BY the atturncys. II the lady receives tbr
full amount vi tlle mortgage, with intcTrst at
70 per cent, she cannot suffer At my hands VI
The g1st Of the whole matter ts In the fact
that ahc bill IL tlltd BY Mccoy & Pratt, hlul Il
.nennt 10 crafty malice growing uat OF other
personal difficulties GEonoE +. HARDING.
, 1877-08-15
i" DIJ.AII."

1t was rather mean in The bays, but they like
bljaa aud feel that be will forgive and forget.
he bad Just commenced sweepiug out when =
boy came running around tbs CORNER aud e1-
citedly inquired:
"WheEe's Atlah-where's the old mani"
~ Rm here" WIS the derp.tone1 reply.
"Have Jou discovered pug -nosed boy on some-
bodv's doorstepp'
"HeFe's telegram Tor you-ehaEgss, 30
cents" sa}d The boy u be handed II uul.
lhe OLD tnan turned q Ahaie paltf aud his chin
1egan 70 culver as le hcli the telegram between
his teeth aud hunted fur chsngs. When he had
, 1877-08-15
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST y. 1877.
t. tic rHiists hcinse firm, cannot be entirely

II tic r'!iiefs hcfnse firm, cannot he entirely
prevented.
We haze to l,i Ia India for s,,c perfection 1T
tcL culture: thrrF planting. ncktbg nMl firing
!s al IN nnc lIa,rl an the nce,tII rnpitsl O,lt-
!lY to produce Il cuod rrsult is mt spnrrd. In
china thcsc lrsiI"rata arc absent a1tngcthcr,
AMI tue Irreeds art IN the primitive anl ut,-
aient!1c style dear 10 tfIc native. Of that roun.
Try. NothfnE, It may safely be- ailyancrli, Int
the IntnMluc!t,n OF European ca.ftal an1 enter
rrate into the tca dttsI,ts will savc the foreign
len trade from decay.
, 1877-08-15
Nass'sn Feeling Towards England and tn
United States.

Russian Feeling Towards England and the
United States.
L<tt-r from Rn.sfa,
. There is q great deal OF bitter feeling among
the Russians against England for tie oart sle
pas taken III the present quarrel. When NC tcll
the people here that VIC arc Americans they arc
pleased to find that we arc not English, The
t9as. Of the people ia Russa Hike everything
Thar - American. One cannot heip u;NictpE
this popular feeling, even during IIflfttl Inter.
course with tl!cn. American Kuotis aru fayora-
bly received cycrywhcre within tic Czsr's DO
Htn!ons. Over tro thousand American sewing
machines arc eold annually ia Karkotf, city of
about GO 600 Inhabitants. Owing to tile manner
IN Which England las shown her sympathy for
the Turks, It will BE- almost impossible hence
iorsh IL sell English goods or machinery of air.
kin.l III KusFta Quite largo trade bpl bccf,
built up In agricultural machinery, but tic prcs-
cnt war will des:rorIt. AmcricnnmanufacttTe
Will replace the English beyond auy tlt,ubt, and
American merchants should wisely take au-
vantage Of the present favorable opportunity 10
send their EoOds Ia the Russian markets.
Among the masses the curiou. impression pre-
yasls that an American feet will yet sail IN :thc
bosphort's and destroy the English and Turkish
ifor.rtads. The merchants take more prarti-
cal ylew Of tho situation In expressing lie
optn!ou that English business houses viii not lie
able TO sullcc. thelr bills in Russia fur many
years, II at all.
, 1877-08-15

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, 1877-08-15

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