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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

sgs' LARGE Tax FOR ArRII.-Thc sheriff oi
 is county collected. during the month al .-- psil, for licenses in the town and county
 se sum of Ssil. and turned the same over k, the county treasurer and took q receipt
 q the same This We consider very good h,llection from that source of revenue. con
 dering the amount was collected in April, v i'd jnst on the close of the quarter.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

CuURCu NoTICE.-IIcrcaftcr and until further notice the Rcys. Wright and Merrill will hold service at the Mcrina street church morning and evening. Rev. MT. Wright officiating in the morning, and Rev. Mir Merrill in the evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

E- We have seen the bill of expenses kept by
 Q. Miller, in the construction of the Iron M Eing Toll-road, and according to his
 oks the amount agsrcgatc> the sum of anil .60l .S6. The board of supervisors are
 th<Hized to purchase the road. hut cannot !, ceed eighteen thousand dollars, and the visibility is that they will delay its pur
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

MT. Charles T. Mcclellan and family relatives of MT. Jos. Walker of this town arrived from Kern county. California, about eight days since and, for the present. arc stopping with John Dixon. uf skull valley, old friends of the family.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

MesSrs. Leighton. Campbell, Sanford and Parks returned yesterday from trip to the Mexican silver mine, about eight miles east of the Peek Ore which has been tested gives satisfactory showing of from Sl,00O to $S,O00 per ton.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

MT. $. O. Frederick was in town this morning from his mill. the Senator, and from him we learn that his mill is in full blast, snd working ores from the Senator mine with good results
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

CHINO VALLEY AND THE NERDE.-FrOn Hon. ]. II. Marion, who returned last eve. ming from visit to his ranch on lower Granite Creek, we elicit the following items of news from that section:
 NIT. Geo BanShart iS planting s larrc amount of land in corn and potatoes, and aS he has ranch that k mostly of a moist nature, besides having plenty of water for irrigatinS purposes the prospect is good for large crop on his place this season.
 <. (. Rces has been busy training his beautiful groves of cottonwoods and fencing his large fields of alfalfa, and planting his many broad acres to corn.
 McSsrs. Hall, Shivcrs. Baker and others have all large tracts of valuable land in Chno Valley, and arc going to plant their respective ranches to corn, potatoes, and in fact to all the different varieties of vcgeta- blcS.
 Mir Daley. who is ranching on the Verde below Mir Marion's ranch is building dam and making many other valuable improve. mentS.
 The Peters Brothers, still lower down on the river are engaged extensively in farming
 A gentleman has been on the Verde look ing at the water capacity of that river with a view to putting up woolcn factory, and expresses himself highly pleased with the superior advantages which presents itself on the Verde river for an enterprise of the kind he proposes to enter into.
 The various sheep herds arc in the hills north of Chino valley and in the vicinity of Bill Williams mountain where luYuriant grasses exist the year round
 NIT. Gorton k farming the place owned by the late ). c. Page.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

NEw orERsToR.-Mr. Storey, who arrived yy stage fhis morning, comes to take charge # the telegraph office at Fort Whipplc He have heard him spoken of as good ,pcra,or and genial gentleman.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

r, TRASsFEKs.-R R. Lavender to ". ! | \ nlzoonS. an interest in the Robert F.. Lee. ha R Darochc to T. M. Alexander. an in
 rest in the Sumner mine, for S21j This |aa~s one cf the most singular mines in this
 srritpry, and is causing much comment by |CAlnjcntifc men who call the ore Arizonitc
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Inc Boar! "t Supervisors. at their regular
 ccsing yesterday. decided to go on with
 the public improvements, such a> build >g court house and jail. wagon roads, etc. r,>y Reference to their advertisements the al1cr can see just what they propose to do.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

A general court martial was ordered to meet at Camp Mcdowell yesterday, the 9th or a> soon thereafter as is practicable It. SummcrhaycS is to act as Judge Advocate
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

PINcH BUG.-A very valuable mine has recently been discovered in Humhug Distinct. It is owned by Michael O'Don- nell. C. M. Daley and Jno. Lloyd. It iS reported to bc'a true tissue vein and as assay in1 we'll
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Attention is directed to change in tho auction advertisement which reads lots lONf2 in block 33 instead of block 32. This valu- able property will be sold tomorrow to the highest bidder.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

|l c NEw CARPENTER SHoP.-Mr. E. A. mioh, a relative of G. Hathaway k erecting f!ass Aimself new carpenter-shop, on Gran 6 Erect, adjoining the boot and shoe
 lanufactury of ChaS. Dickinson. Esq |Ss hich iS Ia be 20 feet in the front. and 32
 xt deep. The building i> being erected |y-n ground helonging to Mir Hathaway, aicl has heen leased bv MT Smith
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Attention Is called to Henry B. Murray .1sH Machinery and Supply Agency advcr- .,.< 1qent, in an another column. NIT. NJ
 kn a liberal inducement to purchaser, p sd to such as desire anything in his line oal xonld suggest that they talk the matter ... fer with him.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

XET PRoCEEDs oF MINEs-Thc tax list
 lxing the net proceeds of mines was exam 'aeSlby the County Supervisors, and approv- "a. Thc tax levied for the quarter ending farch 3lSt, lSi.. amounted to Sl,146. 32. hc Treasurer being authorized to collect the ,amc We find that the only mine in this ounty paying a tax on the net proceeds to c tho Peek, all others being exempt on ac- 'ount of the aggregate not amounting to Suifi- ic7f to bring them under the law compelling hem to pay.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
Prescott and Black Canyon Road.

OFFICE oF rHE HOARD oF SUFERvI~oRs
 PRESCOTT, A. T.. May :. ls77 PROPOSALS WILL RE RECEIVED AT THIS office for locating and constructing wagon road from Prescott In lavaTa county, AriSona Territory 10 Swil hngs Ranch via Mack Canyon iu said county and Ter riory. Said ruad to he constructed in accordance with tbe provisions uf Act of the Legislature Arizona. entitled An Act authorizing a lusn the faith and credit of the county oi Navapai Territory of Arizona and io provide r building wagon road from Prescott [" SSilliugs Ranch the Agua Fra. via Black Can Said proposals will 6c receV ed uP Co To o'clock VI, on
 Saturday, 18th day of May. A. D. 1877 The Board reserying th, right o r,jec any and all rrupusals By order of the Ruari
 WILLIAM WILkERSON, my1-dWtS Clerk Boanl of Supervisors.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

McNSrS. Ander~ and Rowe purchased, q tow days since, six hundred ounces of silver bullion, refined, which came from the Fur key creek mines.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

'uA Nr. ]. F. Neador, city collector turned efto in" city treasurer. yesterday SlO0. dleeted by him from the different business Mses ot our village.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

The train of NIT. C. w C. Rowell is tied up at Ehrenhcrg, having been attached by tcam>ters and others for wages due them.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

vb Quito number of our citizens are bccom-
 ag Somewhat excited over the Desert Land j. ml, and arc forming into companies to To- afe land on the Gila.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Quite d number of mining gentleman left for the Zalida silver lead on Lynx creek this morning. The rich strike of yesterday has had the effect of turning many proSpcctorS minds in that direction.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

a At last accounts T. J. Butler was enjoying 'es1mself with friends at Oakland. Cal.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
TIL RSDAN.

''ioLDEN TREN>URE." In the Tiger Mining District has been discovered d ledge bearing gold and silver Said mine is owned hy Alexander Gilmore and II. (. Mann.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
FRIDAY

\ very interesting letter appears. to-day, from Hon. T. ]. Butler in whom Arizona has . StaunCh and true friend.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

On John II. Marion and family have gone 10 he1r ranch, on lower Granite creek. to be bscnt few days.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Several loads of rich silver ore from the Salvador mine passed through town to-day cn route to the Aztlan mill. for reduction
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Capt. Jack Mellon is still retained as Captain on the river boats that are run be- tween Yuma and IIar,lyvillc. He has no equal on the Colorado a. a navigator
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

Inc Walnut Creek School has just closed 1s ar the session. The average attendance tu- ing the session was about IS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

The Zalida Mining Company are arrang ing to ship their orc to San Francisco. x,
 better proof is required of the value of tht Arizona bonanza, and we doubt not that tn, community in general will bc greatly bene fitted as we'll aS the owners by this mining enterprise, which k in the hands of mcr who mean business. The ore of itself, wher it reaches san Francisco will have a ten dency to open the eyes of mining men whC have not realized what wealth is contained in the silver mines of Arizona.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
WEDNESDAY,.

Two small wagons and several emigrants |affived in the suburbs of town last evening. from California.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11
Arizona Mining Bureau and
 Real Estate Exchange.
OFFICE ON NoNrEzrNA STREET. wEsr sipE PLAZA, PRESCOTT, A. T.
 r. n. PARKER Manager

FLALAl I-htNVVlI, A T.
 r. n. PARKER, Manager. M ining and mil from abroad furnished with all de. VI sirate information u regard mines located saa being worked tu Arizona Mine requested to furnish the of mines date of location No. feet width of their district where located distance from rres colt mode ot conveyance necessary specimens of ere. and all information which they inclined to give in gard to amount and kind of work done average yield cf worked. etc.
 Mine owRerS will hnd this the nest certain method of bringing their mines favorable notice and mining and mill men will be able Ia obtain information from statistics than from any ether
 Also Real Estate bought sold and leased on commits sion rents collected aud information furnished a regard to surveyed lands, timber lands, etc Visitors will find writing materials maps. books sf ference mining and other papers at their disposal.
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Arizona weekly miner., 1877-05-11

|mciaI Paper of the Town ofPrcscott
, 1877-11-14

Epfcfnl NJrEtcA ~ 1h4 CAio1Hn 1FfbNNs.
CAHLINv1lLH, ILL.,, Nov. ls.-Thc great tenn
pcsanro revival still continues. Tic Court.
House Is crowded nightly. Over 100 hare al
ready &gucd tho pledge. Tho meeting last
night WIS The 1nost sucrcssful Of tho series. il
wns addressed by jutt{e MiEllnln II. Which, OF
this city, in m earnest and pathetic appeal In
bthalt OF tho temperance cause. The tidal
wave Is awcep!ng everything before It. Tho
work is still c1nilHuing.
. So<eial DsIAfcA 10 M tAtca5a 7titunr.
INDEPENDENCE, H., nor. l3,-~A tuld was
Hlaalo OIL tllu saluoAs aud lruG-stofcs Of In
dependence, ill.,, to-day, supposed u have bcell
At lhe thstl.allon nf tho Iowa Statu Temperance
Alliansc, u II ID reported agents Ut The sumo
have ltcn tn town f0F ~ much ~ twu weekB.
caught not 80 much I'll account Of auy real
0t!r,ls0 against the peac1 o. that the Liquor
law OF Iowa u 50 very. Stringent In rceurd tn
drug-storcs keeping Liquor that none ot them
have complied with the full lutter of thu
Law. Thoeu managing the ratt worked 1t
So that there WAS ~ chance Of 0nn dealer pust-
Ing TITO otbers, ii they bad lurre large enough
tu post At the doors Of rayh ealoon, anu then at
thu tap Of tlsu town bel nil plarcs were entered
at ouge. About eaU0 worth OF liquors wezo
seized. The result will bo about lO0 liquor
Suits. eo1Ae seventeen .adfc4 haye also tlc1 iIs-
formation again&t aalu,n-keepcrs TOR krlllug
liquor to their husbands, suing for damages
nalcr the Iowa law. Altogether Ills blue day
for saloontsts.
Tho Dubuque District Conference. now in
session hero, will hold . grand temperance
trlass1nectiug Tomorrow night, the excitement
OF account VI the raids Wadu hcrr to-day ou tho
saloons bclug very great and many citizens de-
slEiMX 1t.
, 1877-11-14

The following wc1o the arrivals aud clcarances
for the twenty four hours chding ~ 10 o'clock last
ni.ht:
,AsatyALs-stmr Alpena. slu,keeon. 1unur'e.. prop
GatE snrds!ss: CMhn Iatfaso, su!,alseas Acs.snssr
4uullrrs; Chaa rits. Mahtstee. lumber: Vanderbilt,
l?Mhao. srhir!es TrInpcat. Ml.tr Lake. sundries:
Trader. !rand iInrcA sulwrt GtosEn Unnbsf stu.kc.
gun. iuincr: >ewbhE1. Hun aio sunftn N.HFo nan.
!siet. ftfnhtrs lnttF.Oceah. l1ny Clty. lu!nscf;
New Era. t:ran Haven. kundre* 1kAEtf state IIuf-
tap. tHi1ftts; srhf Vermont EeluN llkriks+ tuncf;
4ofrt, Holland. wad: 1rtn tack. Mais1ev. lnnbers
!fellne, Manetec, lnlnhpr Tur#y. Nn%krs1It luHsF;
thn!yet. alHskeon lumber; .tfghnaut. Hay City INN.
ttF; N. r. McEftck iiu:1A1D, coAt. Transfer. NrnDd
tiAshH lumber; CITY u Grand llsp!dt, tlvxh Rapl4.
hummer: 4, ". D.. GTand lsAvfn+ (u.nhcr tut AnnIo
Laura. fronl sangatuck. bound for Mnb!Et, Alt
ELKAHAHEEs-sthr san pleEtl. untfatu. ~ OuJ bu
sp:n; E'n!a Ns;s: rer, !, ,1t.m'"n r. e, Y, Y sosn
xrn:.: rsn{water l:!1o nu cvs1, an san1r1eI gn,p
3!ni;Ss n 70 1Sbu Shsa:: " y! paa1a,a Ffsuk1ort.
dslss; Arsts uin,9 a4Gn by x'ea.. f. NJ ~ s.rns
uE e us, a Rarlsy pron Lincoln. U.dsl!cl. ia. 10
l.11o au onts ri hi. Gour ao h4 brcl D; h..t posk.
~ tons hsy, l,7n ts lard anil sutdEIcls schf Lunr
htus. Enst Saginaw. i!.1D hu Gurnt scr Jnhn EScI,
liut1a1h. fAUJ! hn har!cy; prop CltT Of TTatrrse,
Traste City. Apnhu corn, 10 lrlh Uek Il tons lty.
ant Aun1res 6ln,r Ar!n. HhetnYgln. ~ brs srPes.
AMI thadflesi tchf Gibraltar, GodeFich, i7,3i3 bu
wheat, '-.o
, 1877-11-14
KANSAS MILITARY CLAIMS.


TUpEKA, Kan,, Nov. 10.-fn TUE DAILY THE
t,.u of thc f,h 1nst In comn,.ntirv I'm AZ, A.
.ncf.tc,, rro.. .t.n,,ct, In rofo,.nc r. ,nn Knn.
eo~'"'.n teSs e'0'"%~t' :" ~ t"s 4N"4'
sas military ctafms. you soy that "Thls Is ono Of
hundreds u bills to abstract money from thc
,t,rkets OF the tax1aycfs.u and slytu the bill a
n'''. ae r..a H'AD, -" 'e Wv "'. 4e"s. "
formed the opinion that The TRIBUNE, In tho
discussion OF Dub1ic ueaAtrcy intends tn ta
iu,t- II am onrrcct. yo,, will In ,hc gta,e of
tsnus,s .n.t,.o VIM, vnu or, m.,,o orn,,oi,t.
Cd with tho facts In sefercneo TO this
elaim. That It IL right Tor the Cen
rrul Government to nav thi& class of
cl.,,ns N ey.dence,I tt tho fact that II n,Ii I'm
e,a, ~ s,,i,,o,. o,on, Az, m - ,as.a,i,',. =.
sl"'s y. t. a ~. as..s.s n..,
tler frontier froin hostile !nl1an8. tsco np. "as
f, hsl, alll tt4. Vol. I. u D. Statutes ut LarEc}
lle HcasEnl NoVrFniieht ais9 pa'd the States
of Iowa. minnesota, New iork. 1euEEia, Micht-
Eailt nnd A4aslsalplh. (see so's. D. D. nt1d u,
U. y. Statutes u LarEc.1 so also were other
states feihpofsstl, botl Ior expenses 1icurfet
VI Auppre*s1hg Iliilall hoStiittes AMI also !nf
expenses Incurred ~ repelltn5 invasion. Dhio
was paid (act Of Cotgress, March, lhtI) inis-
ANA Sail!c act. Missouri by uct Of lhal kCn-
tucky lo1s, and other atatcs a. other t1illea. An
examination o! the actS aboya cated VIII chow
that It has bccu The ccaEly defined policy OF tau
ttet1ctal la0HeEufne1it, a.le UNIFORM ~ us aIl
plltANH ~ sAo S%ntS*s ~ A"7M1Ho a't Jaet AnN
Legitimate expenses necessarily Incurred by the
Statea In protesting tle lives IND Property VI
cllizens Of the Ented States dwelling within
fte tutlrss. -.
Yuu are aware Tint what u. now thu State of
kausa& was ol,ce act apart as home for the
1nlIaA Tribes, anl that even after tho Territory
was organizctl It was largely settled hy ln.liapa
After thelr removal to tue Indian Territory,
tllc statr was tiou!Micl on three stdes by llt-
dians nore o. less lostllr. With their la!lcrlt-
ea hatred ot the Whites ihtensiilcti bY their r-
State tue particular tlclt for their uerlcdatlous
ard tncusstons+ Fur ten YEARS. with intervals
of peace, the State waa subject e raids an'a
acsastatiohs of hostile lndiails More than !.
thousand settlers we're murstcrcd,, wives and
, 1877-11-14

l6usAtnRtoA Gsrtkuoal<aet H1riEord Tns&s.
There afu many who think that the last two
Congrcsses aru improvements on thosu that
drew pay for tho ten years prior to tA4t tine.
Thereare feweE gFaY beads III the present House
least lnillle-agcd meu, preiolnlnate, though
thcra are enough nt gFuY healla 10 make thc
wholc body loos respectable. and give 1t tho
look Of dixu!sy thai IL - necessary. There arc
but two red heads. 1hc far West sends QUO,
aud Connecticut tue othel. counted alxty four
blaek heads GU the floor, several days ago, Oh
the Democratic side alone. Black md dark
brown bali predominate tu the Republican side,
also. Thsls xte III pure blondes, and only six.
A. usual, oil wear black clothes. Tlero ate Two
ur three exceptions, however, Fernando Wood
aud Clarkson n. Potter, u New Yurx, having
4oFcaIed several tlucS o. the door iu gray plaid
huiia.
, 1877-11-14

.,.,,xn. sr.-s,.. s.ss.,s .S.n :. -. ,4
IH'cAans-'"eFe Vessels "cte AZ INC 'u'noef
market last c7rnin4 ...Tle 6chf e. n johnson
carsondr arrived Yesterday with rarpor. of ,.rtrv
t,n,n Taron,a -. .tn,,r.,tn tntn..r,..sn - 49,,
her eossort ths a'sonant ss,ns fntt, nots Jsstet.
nay s1 -, -; a ne Ja! cah1@n !n+nsance eompany
~ III ~. a nr ~ k oa IT. r. L. @
e. e. Wy tsn!c t 3t,teraay... lho onrk a,rcat est
H. isls WE @ ,os ana uoi
~ ~, H. H. @ u" H., "en y. H. .G 81. .
tnsr % ~ ~, ~ aa H. a. .se .he ssoF
a ft ns % .sS!n ~ w s.sann" .shi - MnFu
et,ns ~ az E'tn,ng. an - 4Hte .'ket5 ane vi 10
pmsn, ~ ~ t ,e YEP T.et ..hn M"Hs NJ,
~, ~ hotG o. Lske eaenilan ~ IN .ne cny
r., 1sE.. s ~ 70 o;c y see o'usss T1ansss ~
1nS 'ake5' hafihx satlea IN tnc AeRs 1aaseh4o IN
, 1877-11-14

BCrrAIo, Nov. 1J.-yestola passing Port Col.
borno Dock for ak hours ending o'clock p. nj. j,
18th;
Eaatwara-props Scosfs, Chicago 10 Montreal;
Armenia nnd Europe. Detroit to Montreal; City Of
New iork. Toledo to Ogdcnsburg; Glasgow, LAY
City 10 do; bsrka Falmouth. Detroit to Ohweg0;
n. n. Foster, NInck River 10 l5rockytiIo; Georgo
NJ, Milwaukee to Oswego; lluFun. Fnlrpost 10
Newcastle; schEB Sea Chill. Eric to Dswcgo; Smith
d Post, Detroit to Oswe;o: Lunnie While, Tolelo
to OYaensburg; El1s Morton. Cleveland To 1lamil-
ton; knte Kelley, Cleveland to Toronto.
WesfwaTd-t}arks Sam took, nswcg0 10 Chicago;
Jcsntc Matthews, Oswcso to Toledo: Echrs Mon
tluk, Charlotte to Clllcagn: Lilly Rogers, ohwegn
to Tocdo; Eric Stewart Toronto TO Rsie; Alger.
Inc, Qswego to Detroit; Montana. capo Vincent to
Chicago: tiraco Whitney. Ugl0usLurx 10 Cleveland.
In port for harbor-Schr Theodoru Perry.
, 1877-11-14

of the taxpayers" and to take s5o,6o nut OF
the peoplc ri Illfnn,s 1t Is an effort tn collect
Just and honest claim for patriotic services rem
drrefl by tic people Of 1oyal State who had
the eauTagc u protect themselves from enemies
at home nj time when the General Govern
mcnt could not or would nut furnAh that pro-
lection, and who hal the patriotic zeal to At the
same time furnish larger proportion OF
,ronrs to suppress the Rebellion than any other
State. Very respectfully,
r. !. BoxEnRAKH,
Auditor Of State,
, 1877-11-14
BUFFALO,,

HrYFAIo. Nor. II. -charters-ssmrs Ohio,
Chaunecy Ilurlbut and eonsort, tho barEo- North.
ern coal to Chicago at 81. 90 psF ton; schts 4. H.
Norris anu ". II. Hounds, coal to Milwaukee At
81. 90 per ton: O. ". Davis. cement to Toledo nt
&c per brl. steam barge Forest CITY, coal to CHI
eas9at g. 90 prt ton; Goshawk. salt to Clovo-
1Anh ut be per brl.
Elearunccs-Frop A. l.. Craig, puiuth; sclra
Metropolis. 15 tous coal, Chicago; G. ~. t,avts,
TuledI; A: Ford. RF.s; IL. 4. l{tchu!ond, 900 tuas
coal. Fast saginaw; Republic, Toledo; doahAwk,
!, 100 bsls salt,
, 1877-11-14

CHtrAuo, Nov, 'l3.-Tao freight market was
quiet At 3Ac for corn, nad 44Gs4.tc for whcatto
Nudalo. Charters wera made for ". 600 bu
wheat, 90, O00 bu corn, and 20, 900 hu rye. Tho
echr L. fE4waon, for corn u Buffalo At 3sic: schf
Mall. wheat u dv % private terms; 4ehr iunkco
Blade, coEa to Prescott. Two or three Yeksela
wc1o engaged to taka wheat from Milwaukee.
, 1877-11-14

that his wifc WAS lying vrry III al st. GATHERINGS.
Kennedy, the cook n The lost ves4e1, belonged 10
Iprt cofFurac, ~ did alsn tho other ncml,crh Of
tic crew. ...
Capt. siclTea'a father, who reaitic> Mt 0akvillc.
Ont, arrived here Npnt!d%, and. sfter abort rest
Mt The Grand Pacific i!o;cl. loft for alanlto~oc. 10
ens!earnr. II possible. to recover tho remains Of
his son.
The belief II qn!te general here a. It Il at Mani
tnwoc. t1nt cul fion occurred OF Two Ktvers last
Thursday night dnrlnr the terrible stoFn fnd Tho
Magellan ant sumc unknown craft was engaged tn
Il. Hut whether another vessel wAa 30 Involved
rentana for lime aud effort ia tnlxc. Many expo.
ricncrd mariners here assert thu scssci won]J not
plrts unless tnl1ielon bad occurred. The bodirs
were hleo mat!iatcd. and tho sasne authority
RtateS that such would not hnvc been tho
cnan II tho weasel had founderHl. The
rna hGafr II 10 involved in mystery that
The Rrrnfst interrst II manifested llcFe to learn
the rcent Ut tho investigations at Manltosvoc, and
every report conccrulnY tito wreck Is eagerly road.
, 1877-11-14

TIE C1k4N4fIs
I'n1naEronr, Nav. 11.-Arrtyed-rrop Mon.
taus, Lockport, zoo brls nour; atuple~Leuf, Lock:
port, II, Sol lbs meal.
cIcbrca-SoEth branch, Lasa1tc, Oh, l0l It lum-
boF, ~, 150 aath, 38, $50 shingles; a. Woolson,
Joliet, 81, OH It 1u,nbes prop Ed II. 11aatl Ln-
sallc II, COO II lumber, a0O 600 shingles; Andrew
jackron. Lasalic, u, Bo4 II lumber, TO, 600
BhnGics
dawn, LasNIc, b.6lO b,, oats, !, 300 bu corn: 1T.
1antlc, kankakrc Feeder, tlt'0 In corn, Z. 0yO bu
oats, 400 bu rye; prop King l1ror., Kan!sukee
Feeder, !, 700 hi corn.
Cleared cd-s,oEntnE Light Ottawa, 80, 331 II iun1-
bcs: Hnrrfct Seneca, III 1Hu Il lumber; prom Mon.
uk Leskpo ~ ~ wass ige III .alt
ber: Montana, Pribotl, ~. 0aO atavcs: MiagIt,,
Ottawa, u. 00u Il lumber, 2U0, 900 slsngles M0ato
Christie, seneca, Bd, OIL IT lumber.
, 1877-11-14

HappY ttdfngs for nervous euncress. and those
Who have been dopcd, dru-ced. and gnacktd.
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, 1877-11-14

Setrfal hsn1t-h to TAs fhfeaan TFfhNns.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. l3.1.hagters-To Dufsto.
psop- 1lhiKcr state. Cubs, rehr Delaware, ia. 600
ba wheat at Axe: prop Vanderbilt, 2, zoo bu wheat
At &c; 10 Hack Rock, eehr Mont n1nnr. 20, ono bn
wheat At he; to Cleveland tchr e. II. johnson.
u. Ot'0 .u bailey II 3Kc; to Oswcgo, achr Dan
Iyon, IS. Gov hu wheat 1t DC.
, 1877-11-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

VVEHN ) oTtNNTSF1IT NEWSs
NEW foEK. Nov. l3,-Arrtved. steamships
Rcpublfc4 Wisconsin, and City Of Brussels, from
Liverpool.
QuEEHtrowH, Nor. 13.--Arrived, steamship
city nf Montreal, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. M-Arrtvcd, steamship
Amertquc, from New York.
, 1877-11-14
RFIICtOIiS.

spttfaf Ef.p1trh to 7Ae Caicdos Trsbunt.
WHITEWATER, Wis. Nov. l3:-Thc first meet
ting of the State Uhsursalist Conference waA
he'll ut the Church this evening. Prayer by tho
flcv. u. q. Todd. Of Colunt,,,s; ecTrnon ny d..
\. c. Barry. The attendance Is mt large get,
hut It Is expcctet! to be grcntly Increased to-
morrow.
, 1877-11-14
ERIE

Gutetat h&ooteA to 71s Cateaoq 7fisunt.
EElx. Pa, Nov, 11--uepassQts-Prop Atet-
corn. NIlwaukes.
Tho Aachos Lns Company sre butlding throo
lslge steamers fos next acaaon's baxine4s. ons ID
, 1877-11-14

sp4cfai nttpateA 10 re CAfeago 7rfhnn<.
MAnqrxrrx. Mfch., Nov. 1I.-Arrlved-Tfop
Graves. ethr Adams, prop City Of Fremont.
Wind eoulh. Weather fine