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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28

NEw OaLEANs, June J-Nlght--Cotton
-demand ao i've. sales $3.50 bales
wEDNEspAf, TUESDAY,
Mlddilng .,.5 3 ,,llAgu4c 1lls9llAo
MiGG Mla1 R"lE .ssIs,S
Receipts, not b3 bRlGs, gr0Ba - b ies hix.
ports TO sew YORK 1850. STOCK 6i.SQ bales
LIVERPOOL, June Noon, cotton active
anu nrmer.
Middling Uplauds a., D3l6i 6Al
Middhng ORGANS. ..,-s o$sd 1-lM
Sales 1900 bales; specua alton and export
5000 baA,s; receipts, / 800, American 80,
ding q aise, Juuo and July delivery BhW
9-S5d; July and August, dAgd SD; August
and september, IL sd; september ana uc-
tuber, l3-32d,
200 Uplands low middling clause,
June. and july delivery, d 5-l8di Ju y and
August, 5-lBd; September anu october,
lAj T-iGl; October ana November, 7'l0di lew
crop, shipped October ana November, by
sail, va, V
sales, Amer can, $500 bales.
I,30 D. IN UplRnds, low middling clause
July and August delivery, 3-32di Septem.
Der and October, 3-S2dj November, y S-si2d'
NOW landing, Sad. .&f
Il 8kE Cornsncreial. ..r
NEw YorsS, Jrine e. -Flonr qniet and un
changed. Wheat a shade irmer. Corn &C.
tive aud a trille better iHffNt
st. LOUIS, June 27.--Flour higher; medium
extras and higher grades; XXX fall v bO1s 0Oi
Xxx do. IS lO6lS CO.; good do. ana ianoy
family brands, sS 15a9 70. Wheat lower, NO.
red tall 81 B6tdl 10; No. do, VI 10. Corn higher
iluctuating, l6@l6Ac. Oats quiet, SIC hid.
Rye quiet at case.
Hogs better al "a iO@i IS. Cattle In good
demand for all good shipping grades
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-28
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seeived sinee september isi.-
, 1877-08-04

Mr. ]. Till, Superintendent Of The PtltsburH,
Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Railroad, hotter known
as thu Panhandle soutu, has issued the follow
inR1 eneral order to the officers and employes
os tic road:
A. Superintendent Of the Second sr1t Third &C.,
c. 4 ]. a. p%laIons Of the IlltsLurE. Cincinnati
IT, Louis lsailway, dsslte to EXPRESS to all per-
sors In thu erplny Ut thu Eampauy up0n these Vi.
si.i9ns my gfntltudn for thslr very exemplary
conduct during the reccnt slFlkc among thu rail.
Fbud eINployc. Of Ibis cunnfr.
1t u matter Of etreelsl pride and qualification
t1 ms that n a tins Of a!moat universal
di''at!.iaet,on among milfoad en,plo,cs. .
dlatatitf4ctlon that took shapc In turbulence and
r,ot, rot, she d*sttnet!on Of proptr!y; md t|opd.
charsr 81 their dates. ant exettet themselves in
preventing the cnactmeMt af thase .cgnes which,
upon uthes foads have arnnght dSEr1ts Upon thu
name q American vorkinVtnen. fo b loyal in
such Ill emergency requires murc thHn m ordinary
cnuraRe; and II II 10 Ills cuusu1e. supp0Eta1 by i
high mofal sentiment. that tIc Company Il In
drltcd for it, freedom. from trunllc.
uy yonr rantuct In this recent crisis sou have
nruycd yu1r hlc!ty 10 Tho Ct,nlpany'4 Interests
mud pIuced II under -atton lhat ne,thar TINA
nurclrcnu,rancc can diminish os destroy conduct
that take pteusnre III racon,nrndin2. and which
The law -aidln. ctbzen& Df the cuuptfy epproFe Ia
tile most eHpuai!c manner.
, 1877-08-04
OHIO.


bishop Accepts ths Democratic Nomination
for Goyeru0F.
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 8.-Thc following IL this
letter Of ncssptancs OF II. II. Blshop, Demo-
cratic candidate TOR Governor Of Ohio;
ctac.as4rl. O., AuY. 2. ls7z..,:7hs Hoa.. j. II.
Ganaa4ftss-QkxrLENkN: Your on!clAl commission
ct date JnlJ IL !Rfortnln9 ne Of my nomination
for tbs oaIcs Of Governor By the Democratic state
Convention. n At hand. / appreciate tbs hlxh
honor conferred by The Democracy of ohln, And,
Tss ns:'y 'lt;s 70 tn' Etssta pon;s''.ttfs
IN eFftatidencs 10 d!schaTxe faithfully aud iul-
partially tho dutsa of &he postipn. IL Il suncunt
Tor mo 70 that tho platform Of principles adap-
"a By the Convention have NY cuFlIal iu1ofsement.
The sentiments arc wisa and patriotic and II prup.
sfly e1ccuted In The &du,!uistfaton Vt tho luIsfn
ntnt Will greatly tend ia rcstuEe coincidence And
prosperity 70 t1s country. y g ara Aa.x pas@inv
through criss ln cunnasrciaI. II nor asttonat
e2psstsnes, Capital ARl labor Ars seeking 10 nj.
just thetf respective r,gkts This sd dustment Will
fsYnFe The most fhougbiful confederation aaI
delt9cFats aet4na. In 10 fsF ~ It Msy d..
Rsoaa ~ .ay degr;e upoa ACTON on
eoEsr and capitalist Tns tins. call fur lhs mat
discreet management aud ecun0mlcAl Admua$ta-
ston ii public Affairs. Tho mere assertion ut prtp
clples will not 1aott the emergency. Tbsy must bs
tlt4ai<sd sncfkt1ea 80 ~ TO RESTORE eouddeucs 10
ouF an4nets eomaiefclal. and tndustyial put.
s1,A. II called bg lhe peopls to the brad Of the
standardization Of the s'slss Of this stats shall
careful suAsdln. VI Ihs ln1efs4ts Of tue public tu
cElt The respect and n1eldation of the people
irssspscuys Of party. Nespactal!y Your,
4 II. UIsuoR.
, 1877-08-04

+ now uadci consideration, to incraasr thc pr
lHc force tn eIN men. part IT ulrm to he
mounted. The ct,st of carrying out this project
will nat he less thnn t3yj, ,0V0 annually. to he
raised hy taxation.
althnugt a mn'lcratc Increase Of tic polirc
for.c may lc proper. Il /. very objectionable
whether snrh 4 large addition u, It, numbers
Il desirable. From an economical point oi view
II certainly is not.
Nov, we liare two regiments of tie Illinois
ftatc fauard organized and eouIppett, whose ef.
u, icncy lIaa hcen AatiA'n tnfiIy demonstrated
during the Fat cnt riots, Ea>h Of tiltae re.i-
tHthta n't!atcr* At l'att :fN men. ard could lie
ralsetl 10 40 Or ON men ezit II the uniforms
tntid IT. furnished wl,hslt rt,tt To the recruits,
and the expenditure hrsc.tarv for that purpose
Is a. f"llnws: New uniforms for 10 recruits
Tor zach u fI,o two reeirnents nnw
which IS ait TINT vii be required tor three years
we're pnFrhased in tile wnter u l314-'1j, and
tho c,uts aFc yet gpod anu scryireat,je; Al, ex.
pe1HlftuIc Of $35tU you'll reiurniAh slle pants,
tiEne-iackuts, aud .aps for tAnse now In The
regiment. Such prDject will give us 1,:;O0
rcslat1c troons, II least two-tbrls Vt wllun
could bc available ~ police 1t lew hours no.
tie.
VIII It not be better for tho Council to appfo-
PIRATE lnuf,cr foE Hitting out the two Regiments
than ti burden the iaI.payera with 90 great an
!nefeasc as ssu0.UGU pcr annufni Dr, II tho
Council canD0t make the appropriation, 10 It not
'naufcsily the fnterzt of mir iarRcht taxpayers
to themselves undertake the cost
EcoHou1ar.
, 1877-08-04

tbs bodies Of Five af Custer's Slain Ot1lrrrA
Hurled with Military lsites 1T Leaveu-
worth, Kan.
gpectal lHspatcA 10 Tas gyfsun..
LsAvaswonT,t, Kan., Aug. 3.-Thc funeral
OF ayc Of tho braya officers who fcll with Geu,
custcr ut Ills last aght tpok piaso to-day Ut Fort
t.eaYcnwofth, md the fclnaius weru Inferred iu
the National Ccmeters. Tic following pro-
gramme was carried out to tho letter: Thc re-
'nains were eonsinctcd to Tue cemetery on artIl.
each s!do of which the following named uce ~, y
ncsed as ral!+bearers: Gen. Il. Ea1tou, Col, r.
+ r!att, t'o'. q. Perrin, Nut. J. r. Wright, Maj.
Z. T. f. ffisifi'' fissii e.. e. q D. o. ett sxaS cap{
7. Hunt Capt: A. l. VWney. Cart. c. i. liz.
10y, Seventh Cavalry, Wus Selected bY thn A..
sistant Adlatant. 0cnerM Of this Department.
tbs following procsatunsc tor thn procession:
1,and Of tho Txeuty. third United states Infantry.
N ndsd BY Cant. !iaslcll, 's'''
l;en,ains on n'o a'ti'!ery caissons. accompanied
loarau!. Including members Of form.r com.
man4 vt aeceaeca,
DISTINGUISHED FcFtons.
G,tiien friends OF deceased.
Following each ealas0n was horse capsrtson-
ed ln mourning aud !cd by q cavalry soldier, &C.
torliEg ~ the custom 0f funeral ,errtuonias
for Officers Ia tl,o cavalry service. Uurins she
march tu the celnctety minute guns were Tired,
flags luwcryd to hall.na4t, and all wHrk sns-
rended at the gost. Tns e r. r,rt was undrr THO
command Of Cart: J. +. llaske'l, Twsnty.th.rd
ahsenrs ot Gen. jen G. Davis. Aitvrthc rsla oua
ceremonies at the graves, salute Was tired ty
the tIu,ps over tho h<4lles Ut tho tlerrased.
Mrs. Gen. Sherman Was present from 81. Luus,
as was = s!stcr Ut Gen, Custer ami Capt. Tom
Custer. aud numerous other relatives Of tie
dead officers.
, 1877-08-04
RAILROADS.


THE T.. 2. Il NJ. s. n. II.
Tic last OF the sufferers from the rreat rail-.
road strike, the Luke Shore d Michigan South.
crn Railroad, succeeded yesterday In getting
oscr its trouble, the strikers at all the rotnts
giving up the euntest and going to work again.
Mr.. G. n. trey, Western General Freight Agent
of tho road, received tho following tltsI,atch
from General Manager Newell announcing tf1e
liappy event In the following lacunt.way: ''Ypu
atock and pcrt.ha1>'c freight" Mr.. Gruy cum.
ulenccl operations ut o,,re. and was doing
large business all day. The managers Ut the
roa say they GUILD hare Cottcn ever thcIr I'LL
Of MD fran State authorities But tiicy prefer
rcd to deal lcnlcr,tly with their men, and thus
gain their good wilt and confidence Ia the
luttre,
, 1877-08-04

A correspondent At PoH Huron. under date Of
Tho 3D. ssya that tbs schs Ausrtes, which rrcsivcd
severe !njur:ea In iseE collision with tho psop City
u New York 1t the Sault nlver. went to Clayton
md unosded her cargo aud returned 10 that 1tort.
md u nuw undergone rcpafrs. she will 10 sllt,.
Piled with thirteen streAks of new plasktnx on ths
stnfloard side. aIe1 ei&nehtoha, fstI b4lwnrk1
deck, ceiling. and b!lre ttMlefs. Her hull viii 10
thoroughly talkoi bcf0ro she II released from tho
Ay.l1ek.
Tho bark t'Hailt,a put IN q new u,ainmsst and
twu n0w topma4.s Vt + ttxs gerald : 4hIp.JXrsI.
The sch1 iieusy e. IIcharts 10 VI shS .sn1o yard
taktat out 1ce fursmaEt- Mbieh gives place 10
Few 0ns Which Ii beIuR m1ie,
, 1877-08-04

CulcAa0, Aug. a.-1hn demand fVr fFelght room
was asa!n actisr. 1t aLo't a!sA 3s4c fur corn 10
Bnsialo. Aaon. WAS engaged for 900, 600 bu cusn
and II, oo3 ba rye. Euatturs: To .IuLaiu-sehr
Albright, ryd 1t !lsc; schl Monyaugou, corn Ut
a!xc; rrop uat!antinu and eor-ott Moore, barge
Asscish, sehia Rate H,n~!ow ant c. q. Cleveland,
Ill corn. thi0nrh. TO hasn.A-Ychfs u. l., CUync
and tsLull Nayea, corn. through. To Coltipvwppd
.-schr lotut, cofu. through. In tbs afternoon thv
schr 4: 7. Judd wns taken Tor corn. through, to
New York via l!uI1a!o.
sehrs Mary Nau and Littls Dr!ls mt 81 "a ner m
and 81. 1st for lulnbss from Ludlagton md White
Lake tO Chicago.
hchr aloa1 hlunc II engaged for lumber and saIt
from, Casasille to Chicago, al u. 90, and l0c ppf
bfi.
Iron ore fra!ghts are advancing. Tbs sehr
Orphan 5pr obtained u. 90 por ton from Escanaba
10 c1pFeland.
Tbs charter ht ths barge American t3tant, lum.
her uay c!tI 10 nnda'o, u 81 .6oper n. reported.
, 1877-08-04

Eiuz Of rouch salloss attempted 10 bnl1dozs
csps. Bob Young yestetday. on hpasd biz schr
Lotns. Eight Or ten OF them came on the craft
"hl!u ahs Wa lying at tho lllnoIs River Elevator,
pear Madison street bridge, atous I o'eIoek, aud
shst MaIa ta,s sas csP'41n IN an lasolsas msnasr
on: fot.ou IN particular making him
~ eonarrlons and obnuz,nns. The Captain sa,d
~ grew liked tns otts ws1l thst thsy saIlsd IN
nsI ~ aothI4x lle rare ~ K1aK no sntIsfactio1,
sna whrn hs was about to pull out into shs river
t''e ordered them %. They went Oh. anl besan to
n,oM @ 51sk' baa a. tbs csptaIu aftse they did ~.
'tad II thsy doa lo"k out.
, 1877-08-04
SUBURBAN NEWS,

| r., m,,., =, ,.,a.. .h. ii, ,,,,...
!" a. NV ~ t.'" ~"
tros'et under tho pressure, but taxa lass beer
steadily |pcrvas!pr, apu l,uyc At length, reu.he,]
| p,iut wter. many tax,myer4 .,y thry viii far,
III, ,h,,r ,,ro,,s,tv ro,,r ,,,,n r.r H.. n-,,r,
'c't IHc" "oPe''1 'a'Hes b'sn po5 VIE c4uFpl
| tant rates my lohger. oi1 tho tlth 01 July
hullter VI rropcrtY-owEsfs u Tho toTn hgta q
M'cetsllS * y tne uiee ~ y - htf!o1t q Co.,
Nc. " Warrington street Ainong thosc pres.
Ayers, Arthur y l1ndettc, Ernst i'[ussng 21cssFs.
slatlotls and Mason. A., u. Lord, john GAnzen-
hanstr. a. i.oTo, = samuel Jot'nstor' MlI!iam T.
muo.ns!"s. ms!s. II -. MftEh'; =. - nGek. y: y; May'
riarty, II. 4. Mcclellan, W. U. herfs'ot, ". 1t.
tcoF, anu dthcrs. AtteF exchanging views, tue
!otl0"ti'G tetuiut1oh was adoptcdi
Ae.1frtsi. That We Organize ourselves into m
fl4tion of ~ ~ 1nwn 81 Lake: H. object of 'ush
.ass"caat'nh ofnx 70 hfctoet ourselves against thu
~ eas1tun n ~ to~n an IT,.
caiI upon tic Taxpayers oi ssid tows ~ IND tndues
NJ s'e.srs Mrf,1cl,ans Mori.rtv aud " n xs,.
~. ,...'. a,n.iute .n'i G.y.,s Jan w. ~ "et'
Xuntbsr meeting WA hsi,i u, The 18th Of in.
y ~ se ~ tss pass As a: D. Coit, supsr
sn,"s :" o...ions no& ~ tnc
~ ., INV " "'s
" ~ ~. s,,,S.t IN ,,,.n1 III. mar, r.,,t, =,
Tho uoani oi Tti,.tsas. Shlpi, n4r,,rs s a.. -.
n's ~. -. ~. tIti @ ~" tno @unuas
T' ". la. soes ~ tot sPHosat ahu
pi,,s y, r.xa III sn ~, ~. W ~ aoN. 70 20
"o!s ~ ~, -. III 1at ~ 49,: ~. tY ~
,s!. a,r"a III ;..I, -" ti y
", Ivy ssauea ~ ~ .a. 'ps. "seX 1ne . eapeet
~, - ae' s,s H. sue Mye's WIN w p9eeeot 70
H. .tontn ~ ~ T.. p.,t.,,,
ane 49, tsa ,'ot, " sa1 Euspn "
aA4es ~ Iesa eanra W Neset appafchtiy uh-
lmst " se.aa.0ns ~ tae aAsessanent.Eols. ,4 from
~ ~! ~ nsstN.lLon an!sna 70 M4ke
.nss ise.5' ~ aae ~ !nq4iFy ahlo LUG large
s1Mnanes Ft a1aIc ~ ~ sns noaIa =. A!usese.
, 1877-08-04
MARINE NEWS.
Sad Disaster on Lake Michigan,
Near Racine.
The Schooner Grace d. Channon Run
Down by the Propeller Favorite.
Full Particulars OF the Catastro-
pt1e.

SINKING or THE CuANN0N.
4 rad and dstfestfnR ditAstef occurred On Lake
Michigan Thuradhy night about 10 o'clock, be-
tween tsactne and Milwaukee, In which Ar. II. s.
Grahan lost llttlc son Of years. and one Of tho
Gne.t canal schooners on The lakes. the Gfsco a.
Channou, was nearly cut in two by the steam
ba.se Fnvor1tc, and sunk in very dsep Hstes.
Capt. 8. u. Murray and the crew Of tha Chan
non. with Dir. GrahAm and smother Of his aons,
haI very harFow escape from drowning on tue
iI-fatrd ve,scl, and from them tho particulars OF
tho disaster htva been obtained. They arrived
here from Milwaukee yesterday.
The Channon vas bound from, Buffalo to CHI
caco With o35 tons ot hard coat aboard. Mr.
Graham Rnd Capt. Harry Channon. both Of thts
CITY, uwncd the TcseeL and taa former. wn'th nls
ysafs, @ .si fssptet1eiy. was ps.:ee9sr On bosra.
John Higgins was mate Of tho se.sc'.. and s. Con.
.ains, E,Iwari Enns, James Ssvi!e. ~! !,'n. M;,l
1cefei rel .op,.iis, aud va sosut Twelve milrs
IT, TN n,R%s ~ quits ee. and 'ss ,oaScu
saw the fa1or.e, with three 6areea ID tow, when
ABOUT two miles distant she ras making d!fsen1 n1
Of ,ae fsct. lie hurried forward. enu; seeing that
ssc sse ss %se e
natify those On boarl ths propeller f. stecr sway,
lat il shat no que On board ths isttst esai.
sftetwsrd fas steamer came crashing int ths
:shooncts po,s siae het .tS@ ''xaos
into which the water poured IN moinent. In lea
tlan ivs minutes from me tins OF the eollison t'e
propeller settled back. str:. urahan got biz two
sons by his sde just before tho Grail. and Edward
Capt. Murray, tho ,nste, aud the reat Of ahe crow
tu. ped overheard ia time 70 escape thc vortex
y s .ns ts.s1 % ~ ne ia.S ef
wu,er tofore hIa father could rescue him,
, 1877-08-04

fp<cfas Asp3tcA 10 Ia Ttt9sAs.
lux, tosF Husok. hlcb-s Aug 3-Down-PFops
w ,"t ot Toledo, Roanoke. 8eotis, KeswepAw,
,sao, ..s f'sd Kelly and tow. Wesmoss sud tow.
saa oSen md sais, 6hsllon anu culsost. Tsmpeat
L. L. esfxss. Arizona and b&1yas, Codsaherry and
+ ~ y chassbesls!a and tox. Tsoxt and eargss,
T.,.n.. ~. 4tasess and barxea; scbrs 0akleaf, Levi
ssSsa' t'eUfTa 6Assn.An. Aanis sherwood. ]. D.
ln,,ss' Ae1sh0r, y. ltoWiand. Norway, George
~~'ts'' =. Il. 9vAusvu. y. 4. Van taaksnh4sSh,
, 1877-08-04

Metropolis Davis. Stewart. Mfr!a Martin, VI. y.
Moan. Madcirs. J. D. ki,ehen, J: Z. Iiawton. y.
y. Save, 8. Anstin, Chy Of cheho5gan, s. J.
Lnf, 5. r. Fly.
Ip--Propa Gliy Of New Tork, Portage, M!lwau.
kec, pasea1e. Mnntsnk, sanffnr. Virnna nnd enn-
surt. V. swain and tcnsort, Hnckeyc and Cun.ort
swallow and tonsnst: schrs Latrenter. h-or!c ".
Case. g. .. Mixer, J. z. King. ls,chmond, Cam.
den. William CrO.lh~st1c, AnrricA, ]. u. Mtrr.ll,
j. II. Hteck. Den. Franz egel. e. +. MInvh,
Augustus Ford, Triumph.
Ntud northeatt, br,sk; weather cioHdy.
, 1877-08-04

BUFFALO,.
Epte4Hl ntpdtcA "a TIE TsfbHHs.
DrYYALo, n. r.. Aug. 3.-The achr. r. r..
Crawford. with corn from Chicago, arrived this
morning, leaking, and IN tow of tho tug Pacific
from Erie. 1t 10 thought her cargo 10 not mncl,
wet. ~ the wataf was kept down with tho vessels
pumps.
The schrs Richard Winslow aud c. G. nArnes ehar.
tered It that To-day.
GAnal freighta arc arm at H4c on corn and &c on
vance.
Thtrty.two veesels, including four propelletp,
hive arrived Within fortJ eight hours, bringing to
port one million bushels Of grain, principally
corn from Chicago.
, 1877-08-04

ihe R0eofzs u. NeClel!an was toxing the scht
s. ssm Flint up ths river yesterday, and when 1t
esa.aen'a street bridge her whssl stippsd % the
.asn aud stopped her further prosrsss. Another
tas ~ va siznaIsa snd the Mcclellan was taken to
y! DOCK ~ get new wheel. III tho mes sntlms
III. brise u will run shs tug kvans. Wb,ls Vi.
Si1 a!n1 " las lines a3tee, ,ths Wheel c4na Cd tho
epAn loss hts seal. saluea IL 80, from his watch.
, 1877-08-04

MARQUETTE.
Epkctat Dtsputeh to ne 7ftsune.
MARQUETTE, Mich. Aug. 3.-Arrived, prop
Dntid ". Rnst; sehrs America, II 4. Newcon,b,
ElYln, L. T. t!otls. Cleared, props Fletcher. j.
=. Far; schrs u. +. Nholea, Est anabo, Iront1r,
TAo,ars ". Ferry. Passed down, slu,r st. Lou!s.
, 1877-08-04

NAVIGATION NOTES.
CntcAao.--0nly three vessels on the lumber mar.
tet last evening TRAIN freIgnts went up su,all
fraction yesterday ....Tho slu,r Sherman goes 70
St. Joe tonight 1t II o'clock. Capt. Dtcwetts
BFet ltaHe has been found X By the Government
iuspeeton.
OrnEN ronrs. milwaukee, sailors are af,e 81. to
pet dAy:... Toronto 1sm has secured t.r contract
tot building tho Light. house Ut Port CoIborne
sssen1er travel on tho Upper Lakes this Acasou Ia
!n exects o. what It has been for sevrtui eeasons.
The ftmr Alpha ts now running regularly between
Il. thtiHx liss, below Wind:e1 iast % rridsy.... | ~
4 one.thlsd Interest In ths scow Three tIalls
has been soId ri Milwaukee. by Henry Anderson To
u. WILLIAMSON, for 3iG0...Capt. Mcllwes II In
lsnf1A1o 1ooking After the achr L.. =. Wbodru6. 3:
Ths schr city Of lhe strhts, which has BEEN laid
...An eIra fox hurn. larger than the DID one, has
bean received Ut hu.kaEon and placed in p0sttl1n,
70 warn natsRnaoEt In thfcS weaihcr...A iinl ANA
dispatch says t1ie }osrrnn,ett work pu thht harbor
IL 20 faf completed that there II now cleas cilAn.
mel depth Ut twclre feet tnto Black Lake.. The
expired, The vcsaeia nfe mov,ng again: i Is not
affirmed that great good has COINS cot of the nou.
uloYemenl....A "A strike has boon orRan(zcd among
tho sa1lora At AshtA"uia harbuE. The crewA of
two vessels, which Wcte about to leave. deM4Adcl
that their wages be rhscd to 10 per Gay, which
Ea:tern 1ep. ~ Toronto pEosfetses ,e!y sati.fac'
Dor Master announcing clear pa+snGe of frun
sesen to eight feet deep hy eighty feet wide. the
polnta will soon bv hu0yfd nnt, -, The Detroit
Tribune now says that tue assistant 1tght-keeper
Ing ''sleaantgsn" IN the Government ~ It stated
Il day or two kXD.
, 1877-08-04
STEAMER


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nuMtefs u more lnah oae atl1 u euln!tteh
81: ~: b ~ ia &si ss u: It
This wheat nuat e uf tIa fat! etur. round, dr. and
StraA - x1st MT esA hAp ~ tstHnrls " thu huylrl
RHI lfHtcred In strolx ETHnlts. tsrxcl
s :stis !. sk ss b.s. I'll, 4,
shipment. ','
1hr tsfrea natnea n.ust be .ret." In no case Wit!
MY allowance l~ n Alr for sarks alxrs lInrtes
All articles Furnished 1slfer CshtrAsl utt he ItltF.
VIII lie aptltck t1 stfiet Inspection. =
neHeruslnE he c'Etrac the right will be reserved
to lnfrcsN ot 4nhI*h this 1uanty of any Ut the aFl
Aer rsht WI bt [tIcr. cd to lnnresae !ttrrnse te
Ting - pcr t$nt.
JuInl s'n seSerd b,at. Ia tho fpIl amouat Ut thr
son4t;!ds! IL Ter H. faithful ptior@anee 4 Is sn'5se
anerhry Vt thr snsrtirs ~ rsiicncsl ~ &i.eT
anlavik i IL the Fal1e OF tArlY proreysy. ~ -
tO contract. VI PART thereof, Will 10 Ee{mttted to 1e
bub:iet or as.knsd 10. oF nsa ~. any other f&tt.
Interior. ], Y. HNlrn,
GIfnH11
, 1877-08-04
f:U1;EiT10NsL.
ST. MAEY'S ACADEMY.
NOTRE DAME, IND.


The h*SrAL srF-to: G7sEs nH IL. fFst Mop6sY In
FftrfnIE"r Tn" 10 :.'E II II thu7t,xf, In
ment,. " ~ ' '~'N
f4e Mr.:r:L department Is toEdu,ted IN thc p;an Of
thr br1t classics: rn'isrFt atJr3rs ~ trp~
ln fht tai ltcp@rihr:t tho sannr ,rinrr1ea which
Inf t6e hasis y n'tfnrii1n In tr Art no Ut
ElfhfE aFH cflHditH IN tht CtAFr Hf pfkwt,,k and
va'n'tar. nrl.. In ~" *cht<' ri II s,: tr sr .psy
pHFsHc tnrlti rttr<F and RFtdts1r wHh sfIr aaine
hnnnrs - in fIe ArA5- NJ 1I iit-%rat lrrartruf
tlntl!ti:y Of lrrtA 10 ehfyrrcI ~ i.He inr tat4.
lnEne addr,'s4 SAINT MAI:T'S At Ain MY
Mir nanle. II. .lut Countx inh
, 1877-08-04

MILWAUKEE.
Sptcfai nitpateA 10 TAe Tribune
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 3.-Chastce-Schr Typo,
70, 600 ba wheat 10 Buffalo at 1nc,
, 1877-08-04

AASft.tNrKY44k.
~ tM EIttaF e{ 11s 9ttlua<.
CHICAGO, Aux. IA petition has been pre-
aouse1 TO ths City Couus4j, aud lhv Proposition
, 1877-08-04

RAILROAD TIME TABLES
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Or i TRATNS
E9rt arATnx r. RE11NExrs MAnks ~ Saturday
SliaIlt. $'04%s escepseo'
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket onceh q claIk.it. sherman Hoass} and at
, 1877-08-04

Fr0ebef School and kindergarten.
4S2 NEST WAsfItNt:TfiN.ST.,
InFt Est nf EnIon Park. MI, orsn tfonday sent,
. III 1871. MISS 4A!SA Et1t}Y,
Tflo. and kludefKartt
, 1877-08-04
EDUCATIONAL.

ALLEN -ACADE
! ~ n,sn md TT e. wt.s.rcnnd.st, uesr Mshlszn.sr,
H., Ky, -e"r z ne rn;t-I sIstr* Iirr 'rosrt,n-nts-
nrr!: ~: rs e rrr:af:ory n: c's.. A. re to-
] fT:.nt' y, ,i T. 1.',rsi' ,n!!;!no, in,luetio u ii.
oI:fsrt @! the city. tnd 1rarttaR placer nenr the
rt"sf 4 fr* rGps Re. .!refi into shc family ot the
!ffsinF nj Term 9rEtnA !:*tf. >. krnh for cas1nee
!EA y. ALLEN. LID. President s3s Iiehl9sn. ~,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17
TO THE SUMMER TOURIST.
Those Of our, aitizeps who are fortunate enou,

Those0 f oph eitizeps who are fortunate enough
to be sbie'to seek respite from the labors Of the
business 'se asdn jist closed. snd'to recuperate
their energies as come Of The many delfshtipl
summer resorts to be found in the, Northern
States ind Canada, will be glad to learn that the
old ifavorite Jackson route, under vigorous and
efficient management. has become one Of the
very best travelling tborong ip the country,
i Hundreds Of thousands of dollars have been
expended, as we are credibly informed, during
the past twelve months for new iron and steel
rails, nsw crosa-has And new Bridges, and to, day
Ohioariver surpasses the great Jackson route in
staoothness and perfect safety, We have had
occasion, during ihe past few weeks, to travel
Quite extensively over hat TOAD. .apd we canthus
from actual EXPERIENCE bear witness toits ex-
celence In every particular which goes 10 consti-
tute good road. T, -, - - ; 9