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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
BISMARCK AND ANDRAssY.
Their msstInn muss hs Regarded q 5
Sequel Of tho IutsgIsW Between ihs
Austrian and aSFman Emparsrs.

thelr MeetlhH MAss pe hegafaea as 3
Sequel Of tho IutsFgIsW Between ihs
Austrian and GOFman Emparsrs.
LONDON, Sept. 20.-The vIsana cor
respondent Of the Times makes The fol.
lowing comment on the conference ct
Salesburg between Bismarck and An.
drassy: Its importance ought not
TO be undeFFated not only as regards
Germany and Austria, but as touching
the Eastern question itself. The triple
alliance about the existence or non-ex-
islence OF which there has been 90
much talk, had indeed become woe.
ful anachronlsm since Russia stepped
out OF Il and took her own line, but It
must not be forgotten It had another,
perhaps, deeper meaning, and as re-
CARDS that, happily, not only for The
parties concerned, but for Europe at
large, Il still exists, and Il may be
hoped will be strengthened aBew BY
Salisbury. Except for apparatus Of
permanent mediation constantly al
work since the Berlin meeting
which laid the foundation oi
Of the triple alliance 10 smooth doWT
the differences which exist between
the interest Of Austria and Russia, re-
quiriug O solution of the Eastern ques
ton, probably By this time Instead Of I
local struggle Europe would have
found itself in the midst Of sn Euro
49, 80. y
BERLIN, Sept z0.-The meeting 0i
Prince Bismarck and Count Andrassy
at Salesburg, must be regarded 90 a Sc
quel Of the recent interview between
the Austrian and German Emperofs,
and as q meeting merely strengthening
the views then exchanged between The
two sovereigns regarding the contInu-
ance Of the understanding between
their Imperial Courts upon the means
OF avoiding European complications.
The result Is secured without formal
treaty stipulatlons, inasmuch as Il rep.
resents the complete personal agree
ment existing between three Emperors.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

KuEP il before the people that the
Democratic party reduced the expenses
Of the government from 81, ,064, ,S62.A6
TO SA04, ,85B.46. Being a saving Of six
hundred thousand, one hundred and
twenty.six dollars in one year.-[Jack-
con Clarion. si
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

THERE is a negro up In Ohio whose
head is decidedly level. He has made
a speech In which he said that the free
dom of the negroes Of the South came
by au accident" Of the war. He
chsrges that the Northern Democrats
and Republicans went into the war 10
fight for the Union, and not for the
negro, and that President Lincoln only
wrote the emancipation proclamation
after be found II was impossible to con-
quer the Confederaies without The aid
Of the negroes. The colored gentle
mau's name is Willlams-the Rev.
Williams.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

A FREEoH paper observes that phil
osophers passaheif lltes1n not bsliev-
ing what they eco, and In trying to
guess at what they don't see.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

go.
S-aNAas. 4ne AefcaAn
e'.t- s,.-ets s-R e a'g 1AAla84 1Aak
lallets
M9F ! p.4i 4se8. - Glib 4. Il
.aAnss aezl4enE g ne metropolitan
o.nki isasea'
u.w va. n f,.n....
vlees ~n,.sst sl,n ~ 49, s...'.s ~
T-c,,.~ - ~. 80 ~. ...-s - = : =
,S... --......- - - : 8 " .'@4 -
1.s--.s ~ z. tAS - tA..S.
N ASaiAqxoA 7a llr-- 1ho apesenea
q we t'fesknqNt 4AA PARTY arc nl#nlV
pslILouol Dus tas teEpoa.!y Wnloa
cnssaelafizss =, lngIs. ekeluaes them ron
sne U, n9oh tepoEs ~ nnnDuD ron
Aenuessse y W AfaAs ~ ~ III RosStpAe sy
aAy a4aesay WneFe zteYos ~
Damaee % Alaseo1 Oh Factory
CINcInNATr. Sept 20--Iasl night
the third floor Of tho Whileagoma iIn-
aeed oil factory, on which rnased about
1000 bushels Of fax seed, gave way,
carrying al The honrs below 10 Tie
cellar, d Tho same lime forcing ont lha
south VAL loaq ezesens sz9suly.
s psalh q 4ln.lor negy.
Il c1s A4og1el Feaz g.--unl!e1 STATES
senator Louis Y hogE alea a. =
e,o.ock thls moraiAg tAas nae nees
aihlctea W.sn mAlakiai lever seseEas
monlnai ana lately en anseses On tn9
aver Waa ui.c0FaEea, WHEN nAa.sAsal
and perhaps directly eAaeea hle aeash.
The Fever e Fssnanelnn.
JAcKsoNfTI,Lni hfl. Sept zO.--Se4en
deaths fromyell0W tager to-day n tIef-
naIlulnas W Whites IF' re.lleE y g
3 very CRITICAL GonaiuQns EiAleln neH
eases ere reported. Heavy rains DUR
ing the past two dass caused InCresso
In mortality. Wealher sa-night very
cool aud stormy.
Marine Disaster.
NEW ORLEkEs, Sept. 20.-Iho
schooner Gulsseppo was struck hy
squall August 28th. IN Longitude $3.50
wesl, latitude 1916 NORTH, spruag
leak ana filled ranidly. The Captain
and three men were picked % by llia
schooner Maud Barbour. Two 81 tie
crew were drowned.
rha cvolouo Disnlnlshinein fntnnnits.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

Jackson ciari, nj 6-e tal i

We receiyed the following Telegram
last night, add most cheerfnlly give
publication 10 The same, v,c,t
cowAN, TENS.t sept. islhs isl1.e
MaYriSa a seNanes, Tsnnessee, Iues.
tGv morninh. saptembaf 1sthg IN saint
AnaustIne's DhapeA eby Rs. Rev. Wa.
nj. anaua, BlsheH 81 TIE, ~ Ioeeee ~ HIS
sIssippi, Colonel J0NEa s. HAMILTON anu
MIs6 FASNiE BueE. oi lac ksgnt Aiss.
lsignea] gggsa0s vi tf'EA VI ss2sis
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

We had pleasant call yesterday
from Judge Winchester, Of Natchez.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
WEEKLY ADVERTISING RATES;

IN TO 8lbscFhberS.-An "X7R
In blue pencil mark, on your pa
per, is q notification that your
subscription will expire In two H
weeks, and your paper will be
n discontinued, unless otherwise
ordered. ~
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

CMcaao. The MeFclanIa
Farmers and 30 Savings Bank
failed
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28

Mkw Tonw. asnF. a. sahm II I'll
lihms President 81 lhs Mallbp0Illaa
bank, IgaI.nd
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-09-28
The Great African Explorer,
h. ". Stanley, Heard FroEa.

After A GREAT STRUGGLE OF TWELVE
MONTH"; DURATION He SUCCEEDED IN
CROSSING TIE AFRICAN CONTINENT.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

wrist aud tssrIng his unmsnsIouablsa.
His cries brought out the household and
several neighbour. and they removed him
into the house lie Il now husy cogiiat.
Ing whether 70 lot the girls have their
beaux In the psrlor or to sue the young
men for damages. The boys have not
been around to offer any sympathy. and
probably won't until the old gent feels
easier Reading 7imsa
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12
The. Little Adventure Of a Very
Careful Old Man.

A laugLable incident occurred at Per
ry recently. which caused much sport,
and the circumstances are as follows :
An old gentleman who had two hand
some daughters was SO cautious Of his
charge that be would not permit them to
keep the company of young men. How
ever, they adopted the following expe.
dent to enjoy the company of their
lovers After the old man had retired to
rest, the girls would hang sheet out of
the second-story window, and jim and
Charley would sieze hold Of it. and with
the assistance Of the girls, would gain
an entrance. ltso happened last SUM-
day evening the girls hung out the sheet
ladder too early, for the old man, by
some i'll wind, was accidentally out of
doors, and happening TO come around
the corner of the house, and spying the
sheet dangling from the window could
not conjecture the meaning Of its being
there, 80 he caught hold and endeavor.
ed to bring it down. The girls above
supposing it to be the boys, began TO
hoist, and did not discover their mistake
until the old mons bald head was level
with the sill, when one of them exclaim-
ed, Lord, it's dsdl' and lei go her hold,
which frightened her sister, and she let
60 the sheet, and down came the old
man op the stone wall, breaking his
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

PLEASE make yourself quite at home
General, observes the hospitable British
aristocrat to General Grant. Put your
legs right hup on the table and spit hon
the floor, just US you do in uamerica.
Never mind the carpet Hand by all
means white the chair with your jack
knife. Hi knowyou must feel like it
you all whittle your furniture in Hamer.
,ca. Pm sorry hi'aven't cocktail or a
corpse reyiyer to offer you, but we dom,
know 'ow to make them'ere. Do make
yourself comfortable, and don't stand gu
ceremony"
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12
38UMoRo1lS.

Unto the good little boy shall be given
the picnic ticket, but the wicked boy
shall recline on his mothers knee. Yer.
lily, In the day when she waxeih 1t to
him with her slipper his heart viii be
full of repentance and bowling shall dis
turb the neighbors.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

comparisons are odious.' The major
(rocking Nelly on his knee, for auut Ma.
rvs sake)-''l suppose this is what you
like Nelly?" Nelly-"Ycs its very nice
But rode on a real donkey yesterday.
| mean one with four legs, you know. :"
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

An indulgent father, urged an indolent
son to rise. Remember" said he, that
the early bird catches the worm. what
do | care for worms?' growled the youth
mother won't let me 60 fishing"
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

How wise is the tramp who sleeps In
the fence corner and has no fears Of hotel
fires and slx-slory leaps 10 stone pave
ments. Go to the tramp, thou architect;
consider his ways and be wise.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

A grocer had = pound of sugar returned
with note saying: Too much sand for
table use and not enough for building
purposes.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

A Chicago girl broke an engagement
with her betnrolhed, Mr. Vyse, ON hear
ing that after marriage she might be ad.
dicted to small vices.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

A New Highlander writes home from
the Black Hills that there are as many
wise men going out every day as there
are fools coming in.
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-12

"He is man after my own heart, pa
said Julia, reyerling To Charles Augustus
"Nonsense,' replied old Practical, 'he
is man after the money your uncle left
you" And then all was quiet.
, 1877-06-20

CRxaroN, H., Juno l0.-InteHss excitement
prevails In aud sfonnd thts place ever tho dis
eoyefV of copper orc. which wss made BY two
boys On Saturday tet within two miles Of ta!s
village. Two boys, ons tha 4on Of tbs proprietor
u ths W!iiiaus uouss Ut this ptaes, whoas aga IL
about II, and ths other son,o tarcc or four years
hfs senior, were out On tbs csaGk, thsy sAy about
two ualcs from town, and wess picking up stonea
and throwing into tho waller, when tho
younger picked Up what BE- supposed 10
be : stone. bat it, weight at.stcted
bis AttentIon, and hs brought 1t home,
when i proved to - eas speeintn Ut copper orc.
purt.--said. bv ludCes 10 b. - !sast 10 p.r cent
copper. SUNDAY thsy agaip Visited the place aud
brought 6ack smaller specimens, sad 10 be equally
q go9d Ths boys refuse 70 dirulsu the !ocattop.
b. found in tlat locajtty. When Ii was ones
nolsed about, people commenced gathering srouul
the hotel and s1auiuu8 the spaclmens. and to.oAy
the e1eIssmeat IL 1t fever hrst. Mrchanlcs are
talsin1 Of layins down thct tools and going 10
mining. snu nisny think erosion II now lr$tlne4
to make large place. III sha sxcltsmcat eontta.
ass property will advance 2o0 per cent within Tia
naxf f9N 1kya.
, 1877-06-20

est. foI :t,:isi monih*; 4 1tneth. oy u .sses.
warriors on each ride on the banks Of The wabash
1t being agreed that the vanenI. he'd paty thould
Rsnaeesny r'tr9 g tho sa.t '!de of the Eaba.h.
si,sr where neither parry could render noy sss..t
snee. md 4 nishuail. Of ths cntke 100, only dve
M.s"!s and se'sn rottavafoMtes aad kiekapoos
east side Of tbs Wahaah.
Hhlck'hack, frp,1 whom Nr. Arn,rtrong derived
"hen hoy. moch Of .he Information contained In
hIs fonr ver, Interesting articles. ne eorrob.
that the pols ~as srreaed u H. memory oi Nc.
Gsn.t,.. Efes, E chiet Of 'hs pe.a"s!omIe:. who
III, become eeiebrateS and % + eaftfa.i, sasnd.d s
sgsintt the sen.eitss not 10 rsy ,scifratous. AZ.
taGk: Of rei!e. hunters By Ms Ioae. and doub.less
y: PsHps 1f ae1s o wnsn :. tSs
o.a!e'{ q xae. .qnette for at least another, per-
inspfs ast Dozen GentuEie; 10 cone Her. too.
. died hs3. II Jas5 IS, 1870, buried next day;
Esras. EsaSss.E 'S{ taas NJ ~ed ns!f liz. T. 5
nent which the friend. md 'the dersenaants of
h. h. memory. Morris should feel honored BY being
tne testing place Of two aueh great Chiefs n kuc-
ftor. A.bRrws
satd that the evidences nas actam11uttng that
mounds had been built since the ad.en. o{ white
1te tho1sht II probable thai city tas ch,efs wste
intefrsd ~ ere 10 ,monnd.' laxe namtcrs q gra.es
mounds. '''-'~'~ ~~A"a1'' - ''''
!, Nj; lluftouah, said that i VI. The opinion Of
State, that The tlln bad nol been annihilated Al
s.atrea Hock oat sl.t onlT part Of !be 'bs was
ne vhIts: IT stnxes, narina tne VIZ between
, 1877-06-20


LAFAYETTE Ind, June 10. .-The meeting Of the
11ppceanue County Bar this morning To Bet on the
death of Judge Petit was largely attended.
Judges Vinton and Ward preaticd. The Hon. q.
3. orth presented scE.cs ofre.outlout, which werr
unanimously adopted. He pronounced an e!o-
qnent eu1o0y On deceased. lie had known him H..
tamately since 1896 and, up 70 bis death, not
ripple had risen 10 mar their frtendship. 4 more
honorable, honest and Just, Straightforward bust-
ness man never lived than John Petit lie knew
o q no man who had dlled 80 many md 90 honor.
human praise or dat1cry, hated hyp0crlcy. and
.Gorned DECEIT. Judge Gregory and col. ". G,
Ni!.on followed in brief euloginm Of The dead,
The City Government attended in body. The
members 9 oi she 'af a3d large eoneoRrso IT estI
md number Of dlAlngntrhed gentlemen Sid
friends and hcGuaintances Of Judge Fetit, we're in
attendance, Tha Iicv. W. II. Roberts, Of st. J0ln
Ehnfch. onlcAted. ui8 remains ware depoated Ia
Gfeeubulh Cemetefy.
, 1877-06-20
.ae st,ek-Yasas usa moro than the people Of Ayae

Park.
thought aries, thst 4 may Be wiae to %. .!lls
70 the Gronnd on which the works Ars located be.
fore fnenfFing more txpente. In accepting pres-
ent Of laad. perhap@ : Rianee n ths ,tttss may
toanettmea be pronta bfA. and Psrs Feplevln pro.
cepa ont this did not hspptn 70 be tbe casc in ths
present tnstanee, md then the Trustets isd ap.
pointed yill.Ee Atto'nsy who drew hIt psy reyu.
Gov. DIX owning the hotton, on which The. works
stand !. not shs wor.t feature. The supply pipe
vacated I'D hss rsyf5ed bssk K .hs erlginsi
ht. et.,,, p.y; c. k0r. whle Hyde rsrt tesls
sctsed 70 my Tor The Wate.. Works. q methol
might be devised whereby said nelxhbors should
bear at eaat an equitable tfare Of the e7penac 1t
ia well known that In fhe city Of Chicago. hotela
pnektng-hnuAes, And mannfActorlce who consume
lsrge atnount Of waser ara aupp,ied through d
mefsf. Row let the meter be applied Ia ehot me.
+, t,e to the sappy q the Town q Lake. The pec-
wiIlh he well fos the honorable Hoard Of Eiilage
Trnstcca to attend to the matter II they e1pcct 10
ever arcure The respect Of their own constituents.
PiEurlnE for fsrsts TO cnts!ders ha, nut sent any
man u congtc's from th!a district yet and The peo.
pie will rec that Il does not do 90. Anars EYE.
, 1877-06-20
HYDE PARK WATER.WURKs.

Nrps PARK. June lS.-As tie purchase OF ntw
punpIng' engine for the sister City Of Hyds Patk
II now = subject Vt dlscussion among tho S1liaga
Tsuseca perhaps 1t ulay not bs smlss Tor tha TAX
pAyes4 10 understand how thu tLing works. The
power 10 control voses Of the Town of Lake, par.
ticu1arty Of the Stock.Yards, II fully cosuprc-
bundled BY ths knowing ones, aud tho Importance
fsslised - tae C eontss man. Tss Town f 81 Iaks
pays one -halg the expenses Of Hyde Park Water.
Works. aud bay so!ne Ubu taps, while Hyde Park
common scn*s suas, 10 supply the Stock
fasdA alont, more wktcr IL uscd than
by tbs who!S village Ecutfe, Or tn fact.
MORO than thu vhole toHn fgon centre ~ ciEeum-
fsssncs, ,-ios cattle, sleep. hugs, aud hoisrs VI
, 1877-06-20
The Missionary Ship Good Tid-
ings to Be Launched
To-day.
A List of Nautical Disasters and
Slight Accidents.
Lake Rates Take Another Tumble
l IL Cents on Corn to
Buffalo,
Maritime Notes and Items from Various
Lake Ports, Changes In Canal
Tolls, Rtc.


4fA&A4kk.$it "49hAkSt
steady and rather hcavy gale blow Jesterdsy
from ths northeast. snd deferred sone vesaeis
from leasfn2 port. TowatdA evening the wind and
sea subsidcd. Tcgscl masters who Arrfved lnrtnR
ths DAY reported the atmosphere quite cold ortalde
and tho sca ronrh THIS schr stampeda went ont
side the hatbor In the morning. but wasicompelfed
10 return aonn after to awals better weather. No
Bsroua damage resulted TO shipping 20 far "a could
10 astcrsaned. but It is likely that sons Of ths
vessels TO arrive have suffered ID loss Of canras.
The fchr Lena johnson came in without her fofo-
topmast ant cap yesterday. She lost them in
' Ths ssov = u y: 8; Grant .nl teht Jo.enh Dqyss
.,ny night, beth .ssscls sustaining damage The
tran. arrived at MiiHnnhee sunday night, and hle
hsr 1GwsefF nssoe knEa'hss ~; sna
rail- nna stanchions broken. jibs ruined, snd some
Q! hr fssHE s.1.ed a, shs { Il s no,
70 collision at o'clock Wednesday morning iii,
.n% .nSf me. nohe,' Of aa II.
while tts Radical lost her jboootn aad "aa other.
The sehr Sophia ntinch came In yesterday with
he, teseyan n'hed, ha'ins had 'tbfoten In squali
The peftlo cs1ktns arrived .yestesda, With her
She was .t1uct b. aqualI on Point Al aaIie..
NcEsst q TUG ehtkceper on Thunder Bay 1.l.na
Sso ?:sSfs EssSe wen. ..ae,s sasa.,
s sa ts Soaaa a om III .sH Rss4 s4sn 70 s rS
vile, can, with coal. She was lying on tho sand
At last accounts.
The He'd Wing had hor main gaff topsaIl torn 10
elreds By luin1o zonhyr last Friday, whl1e lying
In the rlYef ut that port. -
The ptpp Nebraska. bonud MP the river. 4nd tho
eeas Jesslc Linn. bound out, attempted to soneoas
through tic nufsh draw Of We1s-strcet brtIss last
evening abunt 7::i0 o'clock. aud rubbed each other
roughly. Tho propeller had her statboard Tenders
yankcd of, but no scrous damage resulted Tbs
hrlaEe waa fent open fos neatly half an hour.
Capt ChftatfaBson, Of tho HchR EmeIfne, wAs
badly injured about tile face last week on Iont Al
sabtc: tic was lowering the centred board when
the uincl'.crnnk suddenly alipped from bis hand
anu lew around sEa!nst one side Of his face.
kn1ck Ing him insenIible. lie was carried Into thc
cabin bJ tho crow and attended to. The injuries
day.
, 1877-06-20

Iot Following were me 1kTlSnl0 nnu ClsAT4nceA
during the twsnty.four hours oniing 1t 10 o'clock
1sat night:
cotess. =; Jso, .uaaSls.; slasesssa: nasfsF"n.
4 ast Ffs ss Ell Buo ssea g. T. htx hs.
ef: s:SSe::; %s?: s.st? s
ssssiss HI, 'eH iisVs. iambsf; SbsaS s.
sSs1, F.as nss; ass IN
1gsS RS:'t H. apss1 cy nunsa Gy
rrssFFet. tastce. tasss! o's: IT,
ess .an. a."xisa a.; f.sss; ss;
s os. bns.s T. ; II .A s.
se;, Gisss..na s.ss M.a,;t. &C.. ,,:ss.
iss! ia!s!s, I4is,,:, ss.' j., s;s. rsass srss5;
s%sss .sts Se:i. y; Do $as ss.ss a!ss K:
sst 4 ta!x.as Al.ni:ss !uLtSt. hvsth Cspe. yeouto.
Msatff9" f9,i iq;SisT Si,Ia sa'
tu1ass? sssnkfs eh .anasst' nnt'
ss$ ,s:S. f;5'sS !;;;
es!ses :sf ' y s n! A9:HVs r
nb:.; asaers r. iamSsr K 1seeoauass G. uss
ss es, 'issps nps s%t liz: tssss & uesf SsTst .
ke4oa, lHmper. Pauline, N9lkegon. lumier; Uitaws
!lE1ad !sst ,4inbss kats iyons MuskeFon, luulber,
Msa!stfs: ia1abrr; Mary. jaGasonp npo;t wooa; ~.
a%%Sst; %s;t;
i5s ss, 1Hs1nxs qle.E wh.: R sxs 1a@lSf S6a
ism stutxea MtulAos. 1alahert seoHa siasyln iisn.
LAY, wool.
Gx4NA xrks-rrog Clsy.Iaad. Ktnx,.on,, 10 zH3 bu
ptopJ; rst4xson: T.: ro!t i4tea: aaoa ~ coin,I
oata 10 hrs nSus III. pork sst,s IT, i. COX. psa..
w.sr: saaaI!:.: f;as 3Y'as Lin i.csa.1s 6i.
lIie.i pIop Ia.he, ba1alo. Is D bu corn, s.ttD hu
s,5!aE. ott st iKnsss 70 b.; hour aaa s.aliss rep
fa!o 100 bu corn 1dl hrIs aout. IN 10 ~ lard
ta l$o Luz uasta u 70u tbt tongues 1%O hrla pork.
, 1877-06-20

= {NNNRes
fon7 HrHos. Mich, June 10. .-pown-pfops
tAwrcnec. st. Joseph, java, Montana, Waycsly,
hahant. J. :. Fsy with Rhodes, i. ChambcslaiR
s!th John Martin. r. D. Loekls, David WasstaG;
sehfs William Il. Vanderbilt, Primes Alfred. Azuy.
Efis Belle. j. =. Austin, Ahssa, Cobb, G. X.
1ones.
,Lp-Ptops City Of New York, Derckhead snd
bSstsea, Mary ptingls aud bssgcs, Glasgow aud
gerald, J, II. Mead, Thomas Passons, J. D.
rFh.;yef; Trln!a.l T. II. Merritt Ontario, uelsa
%lad-Northaast, frrah; weather c'cs1.
, 1877-06-20

throu eh rate; sehrs Z. Chandler. Jane. Couch, i.
y. Merrill. shn Diego. q, Murray, and r. Corn
Ing, corn at t.tc. 70 Er!s-schs tehuy1kill corn
e. r. To ssrn'a.pFop & y. Ca!drel hasgs
un!dInT eter, corn through tate. To Ogdcnsburg
Prop 81 AlhAn4, corn through rata.
The tchr q. l.. Wrcnn takeA lumber from Athena
70 Chte1E0 at $l.2j, and the Norman at 81. LIN
From McnoHInte to this BORT
, 1877-06-20

cntcAoo-. Fred Gotfrlei' third class yacht, the
Lincoln Mf11cf, will probably sstl in tho regatta
aatutday....A dispatch announces that Tho lock.
on the Wellaud Canal. broken by tho echr Sea
Gull, has been scpaiEed and navigation resumcd.
....The Treasury Department has informed tho
Local inspectors Of steamboats that II will exact
from them strict observance oil sHo seventy eighth
rnle regarding tho carrying and safety Of pasaen-
kcrs. tho huls 4nd boilers. etc. Now lot tue
chicago Inspectors warn tho owners and Captains
rss fss5sss nsaa: & o
teusble that tho 4tmr John sherman did not arrive
1s;s h., lat H.. sstas{. Jsy H. va In 'ss D'fo
s!:% s W II. ssf sAs,%ss s%s
Foa fssSsd b., Be-: Sssa bs s b, aSs Sh H. ssh,
h.s commenced "a sction il the Untca statcs d.
triet Court to recover el10. rs, ths amonnt of
,sgs T.ss: CO., dae tF: a, Josa R,niy!. w ..
,uodose Bradley viii command tho lna. Lake Cap
tains think tho dsst.name4 sailor tho ''boss In
The ysshts + business. Tweuty. yes.sls
that ptoksn cylinder repaired untii to.morfow, .
hes depause s. joseph Il tns @ naaa aour OF
0fHKk ronrs.-Iha canal schr Nisgara takes
de.ls to Europe from = Laka Michigan port....
report of lar Uut1a:o delegates and q sko setion
MD Setoss ts Yoik csssl osis lac ssse
lowing ths sterunson steam Canni-j'ost Company
to " theE plan of steam towing on the Erc Canal
Charles Fostci, which viii be in C. commissIoa . i
T., i =: ' ss1
known asthe c1ty Of Aaso's, ras launched at
Aurora Thur.day atletnoon.... The total quantity
S..| :: sss ssss e.: Rs e. s.y.s. a. 81
10 run ID ihe Detroit I'D c's.eand isna 10 piaes q
jnsw:s paes on ths c!nyn5snI an1 Po tsc ssg aag.
, 1877-06-20
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

BAIT1XoRs, Nd., Jane 1D.-Joaeph Q. Clan.
Vile, collector In tho freight department Of ths
Northern Cental Hallway company, has been
missing spca Friday last That day nc had ctl-
teesad several Thousand dollars, which be turned
In. lie 10 also Vice President Of tho Peahody Say.
tnxs lnttiknLs. uts accounts thGla ass pronounced
CQ1stCL
, 1877-06-20

cHlcAan, JGns 13.-Ths freight market was sery
aet's and lower r.asris being chartered for about
Wv, COZ tu corn And 70, Wv tu wheat, It lie On
Corn BY sail to Buffalo. Following are, thu chart.
srs reported: To uuGaio-ptops BadseE State,
RsAa!as eotp and Gals; prep u N!cbuoYa, corn un
, 1877-06-20

ARRIVAL OF THE sI1En3YAN.
The steamer John Sherman arrived hete last
evening Al $3.50 o'clock, h4Ylng rusdo lhe run from
Detroit In tho quick time Of forty aix houss. She
ID lying At the Clark street bridge, and Will enter
aI once lnto the excursion business.
, 1877-06-20

BH1DosroA7, Juns Recommendations, o.
tsws, s. Tao bu corn; 1'oneIah, utica, 8.200 bu
cora; North etar. MaHsllles, 8, GOO bu corn.
CLEAHsn-Gataract, Utlca, 90, SCI II lumber.
lRlDoEroRT, Jnno 1B-10 p. m.-CL1AHp-
Belle France, Joliet 50, sM It lumbar; Day Dawn,
7oo shingles, IA, 100 lath.
, 1877-06-20

That Ia now the rate per tushct On corn from
Chicago to Buffalo &nd has s!ckened Every Chicago
veesel'crnsr. When II WAS reported they were not
s!0w In learning Of It. Ills eafd that with an M
cargo OF coal al Goc the round tsp can be made to
bring. margin. 9nt mona Of the betting ownera
would wager any !hckcla 10 that effect A few da.
gutted holdeFs OF vessel property predict = ssitl
lshed ~ Ac, and eysn Mc.
, 1877-06-20

Apscfol NtpateA ~ IA Trsakne.
MILWAUKEE, Jane 1D.-charters: sehY D. 8.
Austin. to Buffalo. q, 600 bu corn, 4, 600 bu At
&c and the bslsnce on through rate to Chicago; tho
sehr Mafy Lyon. III, 600 bn wheat at ~ ifte Of
elevators &nG shortage.