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The FREE TRADER and chicago We-l'y 9'r's-iSs
one year, for S3oO.
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The Davenport Sulky.

Tie above cut represents Ga" I)aNcnpo.rtt =. -
D, y the most f-,'f and Pei spNV - nv 80. ne nrst
"a anr ,lf5t.5Agy D. hrs no ~lt. ~ u1oA W
rmum AZ the .seAJ Lruis FAR octo, IN nj, Itcs,
~ Gt - tss ara DO lot Whist " cttm ~ y, y -
Ne returned a.d " VII Jay o." farmer ioi MS une " IL
turning Il. o.. ,...-.-.s-- - Grand Bands.
Core. OF Grand Ridge James ls'hewson ana , ~,
t,cb aI the spring Aily Farm 70
~ IA ~, . az t1 igy %! tler neshoors who .aH ths
Flow work.
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Nem pDbertisfmlenls.
First National Bank Of Ottawa, (||s,,

AT OTTAWA, IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS, AT THK CLOSE
OF BUSINESS, on TBB Nth DAY OF JANUARY 1877.
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Italy.

The pope, confined to his bed for week,
was up for an hour on the 9th.
The clerical abuse bill, before the Italian
parliament, makes it penal offence to pub
lish writings proceeding from any clerical au-
thority censuring the laws OF the state. Cleri'
cal journals are furious and the congregation
of cardinals which was ordered by the pope
to examine the bill, has unanimously declared
that it violates the liberty of the clergy. 1t is
stated that the pope Will publicly protest,
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Mexico.

Politics in Mexico are usually such an in
extricable maze, and withal so trivial, as TO
deserve little attention; yet of late events
there have been rather stirring. On the death
of Juarez, in 1915, Lerdo was elected presi.
dent for one term, expiring in July last but
in defiance of the Mexican constitution, as Is
claimed, had hmse reelected. Iglesias, the
chief Justice, on the other hand, claimed that
in the absence of legal election, he was the
president. He put himself in communication
with Gen. Diaz, who espoused his cause, and
in November encOuntefing Lcrdo's army al
Tecoac, defeated him, and thus ended Lerdo':
rule But the victory of DiaZ turned hi:
head and be became an aspirant for the presi
dency himself; upon which Iglesias took thu
hint and vamoosed the country, After sun
dry adventures and narrow escapes, he reach
ed San Francisco, on the Goth ult., accom-
panied by his secretary OF state, war, &c, III;
whole CON posing a party of fifteen. Their,
are two Mexican war vessels on the Pacific
which he thinks adhere TO bis cause. /
true to him, they will arrive at San Francisco
within two weeks, szd he will return will
them at once. If they fail to come, he viii
within twenty days leave for eithcr Guayma
or Acapulco, believing that General Alberei
will hold that city true To him. II he canno
obtain foothold il any of the Pacific States
Iglesias will 90 to New Orleans and thence
get into the Northeastern Stsies, which fave
his cause.
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I,ncose staup 10 Dr. Dodge Planters houee. St Louis.
Il MO Tor afdlac Articles published Ia Chr3tn Time
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Nh : MI GEORGE srISsoS Co.. PoTtlandsAalne.
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nfn MINI 'ELPGRTH received by our grsdusios.-
MIL 6jlllI students wanted. Salary paid While psa,
WV $-'Nticing -ituat Ions FUR 90
Address " W. TELEGEApU INSTITUTE Janesvle Wis.
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MHnn \ MONTH to Active Men selling our Lctte
NOU Coeyne BOOK No Press -S or y ssnS .t sse
tor circular. EXCELSIOR MFG Co. ~ Madison AMI
l3l Dearborn street. Chicago.
, 1877-11-22

ftattmcrt of the programme - be followed lv
line It n1 Ilc SAIL! that thc MD Comm siancrs
hail rcincti, in order II, avoid any unscemly nl-
tersafon. IT, yfcll possession peacefully To the
testing against the Hight of these 10
enter upnn their tlutIcs. They Will then
hring MI action Of qnu wargantH tntcst tho right
Of Tie new Board to net They will nro',n6ty
keep On Prot tsting until they get tired OF Il,
n1l until the public altogether forget their ex-
is,cncc.
This afternoon the new Board will meet at
their headquarters on the West Side, when the
rejected members will formally yield Possession,
and The reconstructed Board will at once pro-
iced tn business.
4 dispatch was received by Gen. Smith from
Springfield yehtnrsIay announcing tho appoint
Ncnt hf Mr.. Intln a. TyrFelI 10 fill the pfaee
lett yacant by tile resignation Of Commissioner
Stanford And 50 the squal,b!e Is virtually at
Al. rt,l. The pnrk empthycs will to glad To hear
u The psaceablc termination Of tic light. Tor
the Treasurer OF the Board having declined to
thy out INV money during the while the lnJunc-
tton snit was tending.
: TntnrsE rer"rtcr fou1i Mr. Tsrrcll a. The
ton. iie hal not yet heard anythlne definite
AZ to hir appointment, but doubted not
tint It wns true. As To whether he
would ntceps or mot. le was undecided.
Wien The cttizrns Of the Wcst Division wefe
hunting aho,lt for candidates aornc months
utany who tcseccted him to allow his name 10
be used. At that time fs rcfuactl, but they
stem 10 hare carried Il oyer his head. To-day
will t1crftle whether he accepts Ur not, and
the fact that tnany prominent real cstate own.
cra tnxtst upon 1t, Tic will Mt once rank himself
with tie new members, whom he considers very
good Commissioners in every respect.
, 1877-11-22
THREE QUESTIONS.

CulcAoo, Nov. lD.-i0 the Utn.oeratie County
COMMITTEE " Gook C'vaniy-GHSTLEAEN: Dur
fng the recent political campaign the clcsks IN
Gun. llcb'a ot,lco wc5o assessed and paid over
to him about $3,C00 for the ~ Democratic CUM
pagn Fund" Since the Generals Wutcflou de-
feat tle has. BY h!s agents, procured tho signa-
lures of nearly all Uf hls clerks, By coaasug,
Whccdliug, and browbeating, to pnicr btn1tng
them " to pay % Cer iay through tliu mouth VI
November for tho Democratic campaign *.
pcuscs." WlIeh Will net ~yuur CulII,uittcc from
s7,o01 to Sy,0ou. We desire to ask you few
questions:
FIrst-tlow much OF the $1,000 Aforesaid did
Gen. Lieb pay 10 your treasurer OF accredited
sgcutt
+steo,ui-llow much of this enforced levy Of
$3.50 to s., ,oUl, wsung by fears land Iu soula
cascs threats] Ut discharge, IL tu pass int your
hands, un1 30 10 the credit Of thu Democratic
partyf
Third, aud Jaaa!iy-We desire to ssk, gentle.
men, IL thts yuur driDahd fur thu benefit VI thu
E!urou1 Old Democratic party. ur u It tue it,1i-
vtduAl demand Ut your latH st1s,1assl- -bcarrr,
Gcu. 3termaun Liebl We respectfully ask q
truthful answer for the enlightenment Vt tho
masses u The Democratic party, a well 4s for
tho bencdt 0l t4e publ. Rt large. Sonlu think
thaa thu DGnocraste party u shout goiug into
nahkrupty. mud that II Is now engaxed iu gubblus
the poor employees iu the County Clerks otlict
tho detter tu enable It tu pay the lets ot tLe
Kcxtster aud Asslguee. Al alI eycuts, that thu
truth uay be told and the question soyel, is tho
safnest desire et s'esy deecnt luau aud truo
democrat III COOk COUNTY.
, 1877-11-22
III,
One cAf.oa "atcrtnclona fDp0} A. M Crnts 10

One 1scrtsioni ioo; Il 70 c.ai;.:..
There men had shipped fre other cas-lnads OF
melons, hnt had not received returns Of hut one.
Five cars 10 he heard from at f12o pcr CIR
makes *a.GO0 more. or d total nf s1,421.a5, We
will throw of the Is CENTS, and sny there ts only
$b421: Even then whnt profitable invest
mtnt for two Young men. Twenty-sx ncrcs at
f1.Gt. ak munihs' labor. and net ti,42tt Prob
ably these young tnen wtrc green q. the h,l.I-
ncts. Or they world l,avo known iettcr what to
raise. Probably the next rtx months they cnn
increase their business to- eas. $4,000, or, tayt
$l6.421 total for the year. II wonfl probably
be more than that. hit wc want tn be on tho
Bafe side, and then probably thcy will not hare
to FELL at suell low prices AZ 80 cents for water
mcuns, etc. TIC freight frpin there wDnld
certainly be not over &l.:D per car, and, to give
The two Young men 20 ccnta net, thcy would not
have to sell In New Ynrk at nvcr *t.75 feount!nx
commission at )ttr cent. fnw. anybody knows
f.t5 apiece in New Fork for wntcrtnclons IA an
unusually low price. But per,aps their com-
mfesfonfncn returned their account for less than
they actually sold them for. The cucum!ere,
l,cahs. and t"matt,cs certainly lnok very cheap.
Young men, n,;-bookkecpcre, ct,,intcr-!umpcrs, Ia
1tnrrrs.-w work for the miserable pittance you
arc gcttlngf 10 South. Bcn,i Gibbs down pcr-
haps be ean find better place. Truly.
II. 8, WALLACE.
, 1877-11-22
THE LAND or FLOWERS.
~. tLx E.,fIfaf h{ Ttkt Trkuua

CHICAGO, Neg. D-Thcra Is circular
distributed by . trm atYIod brainerd r.
smith d Co., .0s Lasallu street, on
the advantages Of Fotla. one Of which ! have
before me. They propose to sell 100000 scrcs
OF paradlss At St.25 per acre, aud hold out glow
lug Inducements for tho poor man to invest his
little savings with them. aud urge them to 10
70 quick, before II 10 all sold.
copy from their circular tho following as =
specimen Of what IL contained In It:
We mel Two young men aud formed the!r ac.
Qdaiptanca who wtfn fuymeF Residents OF Ia.
Cro4ss. Via, who went 10 florids eighteen month.
since. They bought tWenty SIX scre4 OF tand and
commenced tho culture uf vegetables, which thcy
raised aud shipped 10 Nrw York snce January last
aud up u juno ~ last The'r nct receipts VERY a
follows:
-Four huadsrd crates Of eucunbers a. &i.13..-$ SOC
Three hundred and tevfotY ntt cfatts auap beans
QIs lpAlIt4 md &Q1Etesa i{atsl II IQDaIQGt II
, 1877-11-22
NAVIGATION NOTES,

cttfcAdo.,'ack Tar struck fnr 81 per IaY at sfil.
waukce md rot ft....c .capt. Manning will aat the
eelr Michigan the hhlsnec Of The eea.on, vice Capt,
NSclL...Tle stn,r st. I.onis was In port ycalcf.
t!ay tnr The as.t time In four sea-oua. She has
HnHaln, ha. tcrn herr for n few days an business.
Aid. Wnlfc. Of Milwaukee. was here yesrcr.
''hy f1ki,lE after business nntters.. "a nrw canal
riran,cr wna uhccd III tor,ntsa!on Yesterday, and
w!1s probably make Il trip t,cforc the lilnnis 4
Michigan Canal clo.ca for thc rcnsen. The new
craft hns already bccn spoken Df In The TnfnrSE.
OTHER FHHTf. --achF AcnntjaA has laid IN nt
Detroit 6f Cn,,t. 1stndicya feet will isy m
~ noon ~ tho craft rrach thrir present ports Of
dcstnat9n The Echf Morning liVht IN receiving
q new fDrefoot antt piece af keel at Milwaukee.
..sehr t.lIencr A.ncs will winter nt O.tlcnsln.r.
:..Fori lsnrwct' aip:nwncFn arc gradually calling
their srracfs home ait, 'ayng then, ub for the win.
tcF..,.TAe fcn.s 0niAfi0 wnt rcizth by thu Emitted
stntet Mnrsl,a, at Detroit Tnrsdhy 80. The tflrs
Etent1n nnA II. ioteph arc m their Inst tsIpA to
MnckInnw mil Saginaw. and will lay utt nt uctsuit
on thcfs Return. Tho tchf II. r. baldwin. whtc.
haa been a9ronnt NJ 1inrsen's tr,nn'l. st. Clair
1tivcr. hug hecn acize. nj Detroit accoun Of IN
unsettled tow hll ..rapt. Ifawgond of Hay Ety,
Will convert tho barge Ehicagn Ioar! Df Trat into
.hfter I'll Wet Hay City. tho coming win.
ter... The srl,r sorata recently ctcnrc at Ilalfax
CHstpm. lInnic with Chrgo wnrth Sh. :.G. par. NJ
which consisted Of IL tn CASES Of Holsters. The
hsiganfnc &. Z. Van Hum was nlso clustered TO
l0ad 1obstcrn for L0nlon. What = pile Of iobelcr-
ERldd thnte car9oe5 would n,akcl
, 1877-11-22

The fat steau, yacht Truant, which has been
purchaaod BY John ). Ncwbesry, Of Detroit, loft
uudAio on Monday AFTERNOON. and arrived Tuesday
evening nt her new port Of hall. she emu from
New fork. sia Tho Eric canal, In cllarrs u Capt
4. q. Allsn. Jacob LuElllard, Of Now ioFk, built
her for pleasure PURPOSES, nnu s1!G has tWu pasty
and an onttt for saIInH. Will passing Rochester,
n. y. tnat weck. Tho whrcsu1an. Johm Mettsan.
was kIlsd t,r being caught between ptrr and tho
buAt, III which p0sittuH no was ctH4he1 10 Ieath.
, 1877-11-22
PORT HURON,

6Dtrfal MsBtstrh n The ChfsI91 Tribune.
PonT 1tcn0N, 3ilch.. Nov. .l.-1lowH-ptopa
City VI Fremont, Lowell, Jnnes Il. Davidson, Il.
". blanchard, stlueru. Rock md bargss; sc'lr
Thrcs brothers.
Up-Propa Commodore, 81. Josenh. r. Chamber.
lin And barect, cleveland and cnnkort; scrs John
i. Watson, Moonlight, WlliuM Jonrs. I.euokco,
Champion, :, Watertuwn. David Vance, Ilalstel.
zach CHANDLER, u. L. coitins, Mnry Lyons. lila
lneA.
, 1877-11-22

1no I0loWlHR were Inc arrivals hnA eGafhnccs
for Tho twcnty-four hours ending at 10 clock last
night:
AEntxAI,-stn1t MusktRon. Manitowoc. kunAscss
Pfops leefeas: tl.ne"Sk. auha!rIes Charles 1tstz,
Britain. NnuEainck t'ndt!ss; Fasotltr. MeuonlNru.
ss,nHa l!"yen ln'ncr: f,erenes ls,.er M.nl.tec
.'sr; Ellen William. Mcnonee. humber. Iietscl,el,
ctEAnaNt,xs.srhf l.. 81. Davis. Mnskexnu. 40 In
iccnt .enr william Hyn,,y. Cleveland. NO tons III
nra ,sSsar. an1 snnarts stmr Auskreon. Mai!soxr,
;.'s. g.; &, psoo G.a. !;sta Mns!ce. T1 ~ sorn.
II, tr1s rt,fk. q fiIs hrf. II hsi. sa ss3 sack:
4san' Efnpx jsnan. .suf'a!1. :c0 bfla Hour.
naa!o. o. 7o ~ Wheat. sa1 br,s ,f5sf taif.
eka,nce u III. beet and ss s!ik ;c!t Annr sics-
W1El Erie ttU bli rurn Ecr ,Iefsf Phillips, Mnnss
tne M" b, ns!s. :snri. appls. anu sMn'rlta: prop
tnfgn ~ bEs Elpar hnl aHntret. FruW Intltef, ih.
iaad = brts on: srht CltY Of Manituwoc. ltllnsol.
tons llnyt Hrr Snrth star, Tent = !, ror,1 i
?t. + fss Y t,rIs hcef 70 9sls rk at sunrIr.s rfop
II bfa PORK. aud sundtlea,
, 1877-11-22

V11s SEfEED AT 1}FTIt1JfT.
Thrrc barrels Hf krroscnc ol were seized on tho
rIn,r 1'rnttn nt Hetroft lately. They were con.
AIxiluh tn flrn, nt Fise 1.akcs, Mich, and wrrc
shfppcI from Cleveland In The name Of The r.canl.
hna.a archt f,reiat n2eNt has left Detroit for
cleveland tn arrcst llie shipper. The shipment If
kernaenr on h1art a passenger bnat Il contrary to
marine law, and parties 70 doing arc liable 10
heavy inc and imprisonment.
, 1877-11-22

hrturcn ,Iulirt pnl i.rii.c;,nri. and mill ljrr.
h.twtrn Joliet md 1nSa!,, i,r lys hanger th1a
hrS,snf'rrr annnnrr, llrwrvrr, no n:s.ciai soticc
to that effect has ttecn recrIyr.I.
, 1877-11-22

BUFFALO. Nov. al.-yrsscls pasatng Port Col.
hornet for twenty. four hour ending at u p. n.
Nov. 10:
Eastward Prop william cowae, Detroit 10 Og.
dcnsburg; barKe pashtnR Wave, petEult 10 Ogdens-
burg. ....
WsstwarA-prop Nashua, Ogden#bnrs to Chicago;
achYs ", j. .su1el Toronto u PORT H1rwei!; UIA4s
guw, Uglcnsbusg 10 Detroit.
, 1877-11-22

8gtriai D4ahifcA n TIE Gntcaga Trtsnnt
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2t.- -Chattcrs-stca .harRo
Oscar Townscnd. 10000 bu wheat 10 Cleveland
at 4Itc.
The tc0w Marth waa 1itcted Ia. day by tho Mil
waUkce Tug Company for towagc, {.0a.
, 1877-11-22
THE WEST PARKS.
Judge Moore Gives a Decision
Adverse to the Old Com.
missioner3.
They Will Quietly vacate To-Day,
and Make Room for the
New set.

TINT l,e has no Jurisdiction. Alter ststiue tue
ayer,ncnts of tlIr I'M. 4hc .1,u]rc says.
49," V. wv '''' wv na3".
Ehlse 1nt th)uhtt'hn ana theY pave n!c th"ts:fn-
efa' r. ;ii "etEnrfrt 70 tne ni,t' Jhla pFeaents
M h % ~ .1w s,1xc q, iio ,,,, ~ III. ut,
ana p1esenh .hc +n'hc 4ucstlon IA that presented
~ Ir.,!, ane demurrer.
ih,s molten and the demurrer eontes, Y 10 t.ue
~ Gavn an9 cfsff ascsiheht III Inc HILL that u
H'1ass'ai IL. anI wen pleaded. .,,.,.
Al, ne nnc ,1uesihn presented 1of thnftdcfaton",
ns. ,eoas' nc ~! aer ~ n9r; ;s e'i
eo,sia!!alhahss .,!rtI !" the relief lhcy rec!k!
ne powers u The government ~ this State
eFisistlse. ex:sui,,e. an "Siesi an no uer,on'
or eniectton Or Ptshon.. brinE Une Ut t'c-e DE-
thali e1erclhe aaJ EoWcf properly be-
b.
ihn Lonsi'tn1ion u law for rn!ct. and people.
eSuai,y siy ~ M"f na n neafe, anu carries with ~
Court Of ,lle ncd s.a,e1 ,ay'| i, relation "a nil
mhty enfs,fisston and ~ mandate: Thcy catlnt.
{ust.iy on tne !1Aniato " the PFGsdcnt. sccau.e
he y controlled " law. anil has .ts aprrnpsiato
sra.e"Se " u a.ty waft i, - to s3:enso n;t to make @
taw. nax., hx,l'atte Ni'llann. Nal: l?l:) "Tho
coet1 10 t0 CONTROL over Tho action 0E thu
leEslatafe ~ ot tho supreme Executive. bnt 1t
may anu VIII Grcldc upon the validity of lhe acts
j, aae.!Ion. e:.ss,a !" ths determination S Il ths
rlxlts ~ fhe Vartira IN !ntfcial psoeet'ng COM
lne properly hc'ote II. Any bower ctniined nr ex-
quc"tlai, Mforo court. Il It 10 relied on and
matefsat sts.;r N onroritton 70 any !irlt u.
rcrSa " LEGAL re5,cay or In support Of T. Thee
courts They VIII not Interfere viii, any right of
st',rf arnaTtnsrt Of !f!e Government. 80 wctu
hy tilc Consultation of the lAw tho Governor has
ACT l. made conclusive at 10 al rights involved.
conrt catlnht inquire into fse Ps0prttf 0f lmpFo.
pfts!y o. t,o nes Tbs Gne.tloa whe.,es hncsl ai.-
, 1877-11-22
MARIN E n ENVS.


ffAI'a AND Mfsl1Ars.
Arlington. Ont, dl'patci' rays sun'iay's gale
WI WI se' se S h ns 'sns tn,'mS a'nn nsr nam
~ I ill.,, ~ w.. ."s 1e,,t t'Aue lno
had hcr 1tntoom injured: the hrisr MatJ Annette
rsn toni oi the Mary.butc. breaking hcr lIh,oom;
the hchr v. II. Undcs hnck aml Lost her mAn.
l'a> Point, slipped anchort, and ran 10 usrden
lhinnd
..T1s T1s lifMe:.avinE e crcw 4. Thantler nay have no
saoa.: They bclicvc rIc went down Ia the ssn1o
galc that hr.e,etl thu hHnnyttde, prnla5ty IN. tho
@ n'sht ef s ths W. Tho pettoit sat reporters have
aworI can h heard fron' her of her crcw. Tho sa'!
III ,%,. .s i.:i VIII s;; -. =,
el'p rrster'lay. nml her ."horn," proectc, somc
% %yonnlttar came down shn river n tow q the tuu
Hcitc she raj, nf9n1 Of the projection nnd had her
ass sS sn ' H. tepa1ed S 's aa% sse c IT,
Ghshey9an dI1ratsh states that t!'e wtcekinz.
patch np lie lrrnks - The hu Of tic sel.f l,rduc.
wntcr. The vessel will pFntla!'iy be lowed to MAns
itowoc or Milwaukee, TT retntra.
.etr suunytidc, now ~ the Mprer irv dock ii De:
tfoit. Ie,sal. r tis taet TINT llrr keel !: MI
ben ground tnto her bottom. She sas also con.
tiasrably twsste.!.
eng ensins on FttdaY morning la.t, when tortr mile.
~ WHY hct "a sro.. an snt III Inr,s
whrtc res,aira were made '
Tho stmT Milton u. Was! IN nt Detroit. consider
dsty na. .. fcairt Sic foee a,'cK A. safnaa NOD.
rrl naatir tox mi fnrs tic sioIrns m hcr nnrf
Wheel ''''>' '''~ '''0 '''''7~N va 49, ''''
at Fiji Paint. six miles nnrtm If Tawas. I',rinv
thc rnlc on iii, vi, inat hnx hr.n t,otfrn m H. t%S
,"E Alpesa a''A 'owcd 10 lay ctr Tho *st'el
Chester NcDoacati fc., otf tho tug scwoll at Wn,
, 1877-11-22

WIS tramhlinu Oh Till rs .oillI,, whoprs ont
TINT he WIZ tIasrtng by the st!r ot i.,,' which
lately had ocrasu, u,l,Arpy, To remind t'c,l.
Grant. q, ". y,
, 1877-11-22

Several owAcrs Of luys put In proposals yesterday
for the contract Of carrying watk,nrn and nhterIal
10 and iron, tho Water WORKS CRIB from, Dec. to
April but award was nsde by tlIu CITY author
perpetual service. $50 per- seaso,I, ny tho hour,
3o.nb; Glon lfyEon. ..enson tai5, BY Tho hoat. u;
=. Ehafies klanes, season. $40. hy thu honr, 81;
BY tla hour, u. ''
, 1877-11-22

Keaiabls help for weak and ncrvona sufferers.
without medicine. fulserriacher's Electric lIc,.
The grand !csI'!eratum. Avoid limitations. Hook
aud journal with particulars. mailed free. Ad-
dress Iuteema cher tia,vanc To-, Gincinrnii. OHM.
, 1877-11-22
ERIE.

Sptetal NtpateA to 1A< Chicago 7rtbuas
ERix, Pa, Nov. c1.-Arrisals-psop phl,adet.
ph!a. Chicago; prop Fred Kettcyi schrs u. H.
Warner, brunette. +. A. GeoFger, Hulalo.
DepaEturcs-l'fopa 0ordun Campbell, Fred Kst.
10y; sehs II. Il. Warner, Chicago.
The last Anchor Lll,t boat Ut tho Geasop will
leave for Chiea;u ou Friday evening.
, 1877-11-22

burrALo. Nov, :l.-Engaycments-sehr Exilc,
eoai 70 eahausky 1t 40c pes ton; schr l.. Hama,
=. 0 bF1s cement to Cleveland 10 bu stirred tu lhe
vessel during The winter, &c.
clearanees-rsos's A1abla and Dickson, Chicago
merchandise; schs Young America, Toledo; James
+. jDy, Ch!cugo; l.. llama, Cleveland: q. y.
Hazard, CA,eago; Scotia, Chlcago.
, 1877-11-22

EpAciaI psuiteA to T4s CAfca70 1r1buAe.
MAaQukrTg, Mich, nor, II. 2l.-Asnysd-Psop &.
E. Sheldon.
pnsAGd doHo-Stmr kewceUnW.
MIna southeast. NcalAsr Eafuy.
, 1877-11-22

It was reported last evening that thv Illinois b
Michigan Canal VIII 10 kept open ual.l Dec 8,
, 1877-11-22
North German Lloyd.

tbs steamers OF this Company rt aalI every satur.
DAY fru1n Btspau sT. Etol u Ih!4 ettrcL llotkrn.
ltAtes Ut p4saaxe-fFoln New YORK ~ southampton.
c4hn, tGl ka1 stefFzxc, SO currency. fuf freight
aud paak4Kp apply " ukLNLElf4 4 CO..
3Dowin9 Ulsxu Nav York.
, 1877-11-22

Tho following were the arrivals aud clcaranccs
for Tho swcnty-four hours ending at 10 uclock last
utuhtt
, 1877-11-22


to Tho parties. and that shla Court Of chauccsy liza
no Jurisdiction.
viii s9sa sos f. isst To- aaM
i ruIy great Hut II tho coueus,uus arrived ii nrs
@ast ia Inquired ints ii M. .ists[t,inri ~ saothrs
tnbunaLby q court Of law. Having ascertainrd
that this Court has no inrssietloa Of thu G4tsr to
inquiry must rni. Th4 Cour.. III Tue ls.t
place. dnds tl,at It hns tho right. unaer thu
G"nstit"son LIZ t. .aaIks lnto taa sa,hoFsy for eny
Court proceeded IN examine tnto the wrongs con,-
p!aIncl Of, aud Gns that neither fraud. secldent
nor s!ake nor tFrcparl1le injury L. set up In tho
bill; and That cuHst If Inv has Jurisdiction aud
Gun yruMt adequate relief 1t IL thprelure ordered
that decree b. entered dEssolytnK tho nj uneinn,
sustaining thc demurrer, and dtslnlss,nx the bill.
Judge l.aw5ct,ee, Tor the c1tapaainants. asked
days Until they should have opportunity TO al-
ply tu Judge VI tho Supreme Court u Iou.
tl,luc the prosecution.
Judge sluore did nut sec how that could be
done. The CURT could not stuIt1fy ltself tn
that lsialueT
Mr., lIonsley asked the Court TO delay entering
thu orucr until Tomorrow. 30 they might rom
suit With ucn. Smith Anu ses whether the wLula
matter could not be settled without going
further.
Judge Moors said tho order was already
entered, aud ueo. Slutu aail Il would do 10
Ko4si to consult with him.
There being notillDg further that the com
plsinaAta tould do before the Court, except to
appeal from tue dactslun, Sir Bouney said tlcy
would pray an appeal 70 the Supreme Court,
which pruysr waR granted.
TUE NEW BOARD.
~ soon as It was lnaau known TO the newly
appointed members vi the West Park Board
that Judge aloore bad dissolved tho INJUNCTION
sgainst t6cul, they went u lbs uItice ii their
attorney, Geu. George ". Smith, aud held HI
inttrmai meeting to consult Is to tlcir eouEsc.
rvntc caie t, As representative vi the old uletn-
bcrs, anl lAd bcfore the new Commissioners u