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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-17

ser enqli6en 99e9ierung bcponirt tpdren.
Sn6em Bic G%egierung ben Seponeltter q
BrDcent 3inien sd6lt un0 tbrerlettS 3pro>
centiqe Goniols nit benz @eloe fault, oeft
fie niht bloB Sic Soften bet Gerpaltlltg,
ion6ern bat nod etnen 1eberl dup - nab
renb Die 0epDnetlten tbrerlcttS ouerott9s
nur qeri1ge j3inien erbolter, in 8etrefr bes
Gapitals aber pDllfomnene Si6erbett ge7
nieBeft.
6ter in 6en Ser. Staten fam bic Na7
tionalregterun9 nati1rlt6 etnel1 DoDerel1
Gins getpGbren, ais Die en9ltl6e,. aus oent
einfdden @run6e, Detl tie dud tur tbre tn
Sbligationen beItebenbe S6ulo etnert boz
beren Gins 3u 3ablen bat, int 0nrds
i6nttt iiber 5 8rosent. 0dbet fd1tl1 tie
aud nod, mas lit @rglano ni6t Der SAL
lit, einen auSi6lteBli6 fit Die Ioforti9e
N~1sso6lung riidgeforberter Gtnlogen be-
itimmten &aiienbeitan0 (Gelerpe) obte
3inIen baar liegelt laIien uno 10 - Dbne
ie6e 0efa6r fit Bic 8ertpaltung ibrer eigez
men Stnan3en = ben Ginlegern 6tele1tgen
8ortbeile, pel6e i6ren iebt Die Sparfolcn
bieten, in nod boufomme1erem WfaBe 8e7
mGbren. 0enn tie niroe bann nienalS
in Die Gage folnnten, bon ben Gt1legerr
cine 6 iinbtgung gu Derlargert, tpie oaS
SettenS Dteler, tDen1 11tdt bet n1et1ten
Sparbanfen int 2an6e geI6ie6t, lobalo
1id etnmal bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bGufelt.
Der Ginpan6, bob i'm m9emeinen bic
1o1tmeiiter in ben Ser. Staten nt6t 10
misunderstanding ieien, tpie in @n8lanD,
bat tuel1tg @eipi6t. Dem critenS tplroen
bier nic6t ulle g5oitGrnter Su Sparfallen
oo,>,oI+ 4t 641o1So,1 6~0,t41ot1 fo11Aor1t my
b~teientgen anieDnlt6ere11, Del6e 5ur Mus>
itelun9 BON @el6antpctlungen (money or
ders) ermd6ttgt ftno u1o auf Die man ttd),
pte Bic @rfabrung le6rt, berlallen farm.
un0 3ipettens, tpenn q et1ntdl Elm trums
mer 8oftn1etiter Elm poar tauitnb Dollars
unterl6lagen lolte (Diel tDnnte es ni6t
ietu, oa er, ipie Steueretnnebmer, Die ettz
gebenben @elber tdg1t6, nber bD6itcnS
pDGentli6 an Die Sauptfaile abflbren
miibte), 10 tpiir6e Der Sdaoe ni6t bon ben
Sparcrn, lo1toern BON Der Jtegierun9 GEE
trQgel1 tperbcn. Die auf lDlde @eile ent1
ftebenoen 8erlltite tpirben lelbit tm auerz
ungiinfttgIten Sale i6tperltd audi nut 1
pro mile betragen, tDa6ri6etnli6 dber
nod nidt etn 3ebntel 10 biel.
9QS bic 9oitiparfaiien Suerit in gnQlait6
etngefubrt tpur0en, erboben 1td etne Oten9e
@i11tpenOrrgen gegen Die QluSfiibrbarfeit;
alletn bic @rfabruitg bat fie ale tpioerlegt-
@S lit gar fetn @runo ab5uleDen, tDesGolb
9as, mas IN @n9lanb gang gut 9egangelt
1T, bier ni6t ebenfaGs iollte geben f0nrel1.
Cine 11eberi9reitung Ser &e9t5befu9niiie
beS 8unbes liegt bortn ni6t. 2lu6 bat
bereitS Der frilbere Central : 9oitmtetiter
Setpen benz Gon9reB eilter 9lo1t sur Gin
rtbtung bon goitzS paronitolten borgelegt.
GS tpdre lebr gu tpiinl6en, baB Der ieBtge
General : goitmeiiter Sch SEN @egenitano
mieber aufndbme unb ber 9rditoent in ietz
net 8oti6aft Ben 8ori6lag angelegentlidit
befiirtpDrtete. Die Nntta6me beiielben tpiirbe
fir oaS 9olf northumberland ntebr tpertb
iei1, ais aGe tpiiite 3utgenbrelberet Iber
Die vilbli9e 9olttit" 6es 0errn 9aDeS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-17
0IetWttnsS ebaHoppL.

Die SGtnpfe, tDel6e 3I QInfa1tg boriger
g8ode Dor YletDnd itattgefunben 6aben,
it11o III 8etreff tDrer b~lutigelt 0artnGdigteit
11ur nit De1en, bic 1855 Dor Se%ba1tDboI
ooer NIT Derten, Die i'm gSinter BON 1864 I'll
65 DDr 1T d. monb %1tattfdnber, AT ber=
glet6en. Sur nit Otelern 11nteri6te0,
bdB 1855 Die @roberung BON Seboitopol
nrt6 5e6n Sabre ipGter Die pot Gt6mon6
Da5 GnDe<oes Rrteges be3eidnete,
tpG6ren6 Die @irnabme bon 8letp1a 6ur1
Die 9tuiien mod LANCE nidt ba5 @nbe 6es
iebige1t &rie9e5 letn mirD. - 0enn IS
miiroe baOur6 MIR Der 8eitb 6es tpeftIi6en
SbetlS Der 8ulgaret ul1b auerD061tens
(nGl1lt6 tDern Serbten nit in ben .Rrieo
eingretfD Der ganSen norbli6 bont 8alfan
gelege1e11 2al1oi6aft 3u @uititen oer 9tuIz
len enti6ieben tperben; ober bon elmer
Sortiebung be5 Srieges IibIi9 iiber oen
8aLfan bindu5, no9 3unteLten binein,
fOnnte III 0teiem Sabre bod nt6t bic gfe6e
iein.
@ans fIr9terIi9 1T am 9ienitog, Sen
II. September, Dor Bletuna ger1ebelt NOR
ben. Die rulitl6e S6la6tlinie fta1b BON
Often Der bergeita[t ge9en Die Grbi6ansen
Der Surfen D0r YletDnd aufm1rl6trt, odB
Der ltnfe Cii6lide) SligeL an Dem bon
Yletpna na6 2opab fIbre16en @e9e ben
beri6an5ten re6ten Slii9el Der tiirfiI6en
Steuung 81 our6bre6eu Deriu6en fonnte.
@s tpor bieielbe Stene, mo ft6 am 81.
Suit bas Corps bes 6iirften S6ototpsfoi
cine gtieberlu9e geboIt bate. 9tm II. Sep
tember gi1tg IS nidt better. 9te rulftl6en
Sruppen tDur0en BON Der tirftl6en @r0>
ihanse aus III Shtpaben nie6ergent16et
urb muBten, na6bem iie Sen
sun3en Sag serun9en, ben geriu9
auf9eben. 8agegen ioI es am 3ben6
ben 9aliien gelungen ietn, i'm Centrum
i6rer StcIlullg Bic S6an5en BON Sri
Dtaa un6 iogar Die ba6inter, nnnitteLe
bar bOr 9letunu gele9enen 9Ganser gu err
@6Ia6t ais Elm, tuenn aud NIT fur6tz
barren Spfern ertaufter Steg Der
81 II n 81 beaeidnen. 2tber es tpGre,
ou6 i'm gitnftigiten Sale, im1ner rtIr etn
Steg rem Der art iener, pel6e i'm Sabre
1864 Grant BET ieinen Deri9ie6enen Nu7
, 1877-08-08


nvrrALo. Aug. 7.-yeaac!s passing Port col.
borne Lock for the twenty.sour hours ending al
Up. III. OH the 9TH:
Westwa1A-FsoIn Cubs. Toronto 10 Toledo: po-
'ninlon. Muatrcal 10 chicago; Columbia, Montfrs,
to Fart Williams; schrA Antelope, Port palhousle
10 Lcan'tnxton; sp.edwctl; Toronto to Dafalo: :
Ella Aanou, Torousu to Tolvdos stafford, Totvn,o
to Vefmillion; Grace Whitney. ogdcnsburg to MI.
wauscc; Atmosphere. 0swr9o 10 petrofk
East"ard-Frop CITY Of Toledo. Chicago to o.
acnsSafE- barks London. Toledo to K.ngstop ;
Moxauoah. bay City 10 Ktngston; ull,et
MoMstt: Toledo 10 Kingston; Mary Eliza.
beth. Cleveland 10 nctast. Ireland; j. 8. Austin.
?[asetse bay. " Kingston: uelIs ilaaseon,,
Chicago 70 kiugtton; bfa1ing Star, Dc.
trett 70 nawe.o; Norway, =. saat So.
I'ort Celbornc; schrs llctlo WalGridRs, uFeen By
10 Kingston; Maria Anucts. faispo:t to Toronto;
!: srsto', Bhck River to lIEocktil!e; Weeuussa,
clcyeland 10 f0ront0; corsiean. Toledo to osWeso;
J: Peters. pss4ticn 10 Montreal: Lewis ltoss,
Cleveland to Port lfo.e; Trenton. Hitck River to
lstockt.lit; iuetph. Cleveland to Toronto; Amas-
auth, Toledo to dswcgo.
, 1877-08-08

NAF1dAI13N NOVIESs
C'itcAdo.-Flvc vessels only vero on the lnmber.
market last evening. ....The yacht Annlc Lonlsu
Cary IL to receive minor fopairs II Dag1ey's Tho
7f1nts says It has not mentioned tho fog signal at
tho crib sAls season. and thinks the keeper needs
tho bell hnscf.. Tho atmr John Sherman leaves
on an excursion for Michigan City at O'Clock
this nornsng, AMI it Ia expected she
will arrive back 1t 0 p. me-.
Mariner. or others who may find the body Of tho
little son Of Nj. Graham will confer great favor
hy announcing It to that gentlemen At No. 48S
West Van f1nren street.. Tug captains and ycsrel
The channels Of tic river At Harrison street bridge,
UtMn placing the schF. Hutchinson it, dsy.docss
yesterday II was found that sho bal al Injured
N1s wh
UTHEn Ponra.-Thcru arr eight steamers tying
on the ay Of Qulnto. With recent improvements
asio s an1 @ u n9ih,f .rlt t
boats eotwten Detroit and Wiad.ol: lately, S.t It
common coa"ei 10 dfsre tho rivor faot % u ch. III
fsiH 4swaa ise h a.s. ssy ths svrd @
Thu revenue Of Tho port Of Montreal from the open.
Slh. 0se as compased With la.l year. The hafbor
ts almost deserted. T4o sI,ipp!M4 interest has
neysr IN the history Of Montreal been 20 depressed
shotcrs struck, ssklne Al adsanee to &c per hour
OF tho dismissal ct oil "bosses except onr no TO
lc pal1 tic ranlc they receive from, each yrIrel w
Tho Toronto Globe 0f Monday pa5s The wark OF
dredging tho Easlern Zap has been hrtshcd.
nHd vessels will be enabled to IMss ont
or In that why safcy. 4 good many
delays have occurred In the operation of
the deepening Of the Western Gha,lftI, 49,,
It i. saEd The Messra. Mills wers offered ST, oo0
prnl on the cargo 0f oil shipped on the scht Aufy
Elizabeth. Clc,c!and tu Beifast, ireland, but rs.
fnacd. Moses MilIa. une OF this owners, W!tl joJa
the vessel at Montreal Quebec 1n.l csosx tie Al
lanttc with her stFtks was gotten IN at Wind
aor few days ago l,y thc men nnioad!ns eargu Of
cosl from the sctir Mary llattic The eoforc work.
crs wrra out harsesttng and tho strikers thought
The opportunity ripe Tor ''ilgter wages" +" dhc
latter wrru instantly Discharged AMI no riot oc.
cured s,thet..;. ;.The Du.talo 11prtss Of Monday
TRIP around the lakes with Capt Brown,
VI tho schr Sc0tts, In hopea os in,pyny.
Ing hfs health. Somn thrcc ynars ego Cant,
Who'd was compelled 10 quit sailing I'll account Of
falling health. lilo Wss many years 1nastsr OF the
sttaU, barge ". 7. tirayrs. GApl. Erown wis
m,te with him for about twelve ycara. guile
rough weather wnA experienced FRIDAY ~ Lake
Huron, during which tho raft towrd by tho tny
John owen suffered :ons'd.rable damage, Tho
mi, was left near Fort tlurou 10 bu reconstructed
As This will rcgutru sDnne time. Tho tug will takp
another 0nt from UfeenhQsh to MArysvllle and
thea return and take tho totce to tts dtstlnatIon
, 1877-08-08

Tho following wcss the arrivals and clcasanccs
for tho t~cptr'foue hours ending 1t 10 o'cluck
last night:
AkkivA! s-Htusss Corona. It, Joseph sauirtes; She.
hoyK.n: h%haastoroe % s,ndnes, MaskrKop,. Nu,Eegun.
.rss shs s..a! .M"aaese: u9aan,tufa sladIsss; atra
i!si.f s,aadttts F,seslac; south is,sa. sua4sfss:
}t,iiat'tfiia nHaa!o suntftss; 1eutxe Dunbar Mas
h! Mh!is lskr; son9s,es: Leland LudlnEt.n. lumber.
t:lss;aaSS @ s9s!; ! Chaplin Nq.iesoa. .eoa: Con:
inIerF{ ,nsann GEa.a i!,.s lusnhsrs Magic rnt:
hsn;hs E1a;s!; a, j4Eaa IuAlnxsss !amltt; Xs:
sase}and HssaK.s ,xbt anere mee osa3afe; 1S 1atx;
iuInt<F. ~
EiEAx4xcxs-sebr6 +. Hates. Silver tske.a hsls beet
Sls!a pork .shr i.eE1Iater Wh.tt iasr, 51 tu oas:
EUR ,Aff1han !IHHal1. ~ vi hi cutN; srhr J. u.
}hsMlnod Honsttaus. sunr,t1. prop Founsaln III,
IHnM natslo !. 70! a rers: pror Montaaa llufsIo,
"a BY corn: ssI Mary = t,vk !laniia. sual,l..;
11'hr ltsrsf0fl- nlfal, eial7 hu corn; bark Arah.a
htng.on: IT, ~, h" eorp; sttr Vermont. Auskryt'u
o hu oats tuns sut coal. and bran: stuF Mua.
Esxo Muskrso .snaElsa: Ef.T ,ta!h sa4vaiuck
pfap IstaPess, White Lake, aundrtes-
, 1877-08-08

. cWcAGo. AuR. 7.-FEcsRhts were sctlye, though
most 'of ahs vessels were engaged tate Monday
evening. subject 10 tho tatss established ye.tcr-
day. Ths Tuto for corn to Duda.o was 3nc. Roou,
waa reported for $40, COO lu cora TO HRGalo--
seht.c. 4; Ring. Il: 4 Ksut. &. !. Wells, I. r.
Souxht, and A. q, Aosey. coru u 3Hc; props Em.
pire state aud Commodore, rorn On through rate,
To oglensturg-Prop Eu'plrt. corn Oh tlruu:h
, 1877-08-08

Dnrn"Eronr. ILL.,. Auu. Northumberland.
Etfea, 600 hu corn; Ncrtnnc. Morrtr. 4, ECO i,u
corn: prnp stontauk. t.orkport, 78O brs aour;
Lockrort. Inckrurt, 11..,so0 lbs meal.
ciesrcd-FriIliant@ Morris. LIFT IT lumber; !;
prop Mohawk 15clIc. Knnkakce Feeder, h1t. .ooO
shingles. 80 bF!s ta1t. 10 brla hons. u bs1s lnu
J. AcuA.d, kAnkakee Feeder, 1j. D0U II junbcy
, 1877-08-08
NAILS.

dtNtd4 ZN9Exi3tk 70 52S 1T6NNR,
ffTTsauao, Pa, Aug. 1.-Thc Pittsburg nall
manufacturers held meeting thIs afternoon,
aud advanced the rates 10 ea.85, al increase
o. " eenss on exiattnR prices The Western
MAJ Association will uleet here tomorrow,
when It = thought the sdy2lro will be luaIo
&ct!cEal. " llerh4p. sttll iuEther Lneseaseu.
, 1877-08-08
is IR8ad and heed
YfliIR what is here said,
llsIn ugg1 land y0l will
hAlk learn bow it may
WORTH bB done at a small
SAYlHG?| cost.

Men and women should be careful Of their
tlaif; 1t IL not ntcfciv an Ornament: It Is a.
mneh part Of Natures plan for the perfection
oi healtll and tho preservation Of life, % Is apY
other mcfnl,es Of thc httjy. A''1
Men bf scirnte have ararrhrd tono ard ~.
cnlttsatinE tho hair. ''"N' ""'
=, lhtriy:tivc yca!. ayo, the eminent scholar.
iz. rto': r: Ihom1s Lyon, Of New Jcrscy, entered
INTO . thorough study Of the matter. NE went
to the TRY, riot of Il. and his labor. were
crowned! with a1tcccss. lie It wa* who gave 10
LIE world that pEiccicss discovery,
, 1877-08-08

se-rt1i tN<pdtcA to The Tribune.
MARGUERITE, Mich, Aug. 7.-Arrtrcd-Prot
v. swnin, cor1aorant; ecbss A. e. 3taxwcll,
Charles NAl1.
C'cared-Psop Jarvis Lord; aehr F. A. George,
Passed rp-Prop Winslow.
Dbwn-I'Fpp Arctic.
Wenher-I'tnc,
, 1877-08-08

The Eric DttpatcA haya the Anchor Line atmes
tndia, China, Japan, aud wln.!aw will run to
Duluth hereafter. Six thousand tons Of railroad
Iron wii' probably be shipped on thoac steamers
from Erie to Duluth the present Acason, for tho
tpl1ustpEn. IA, ~
, 1877-08-08

nuFrALo, Anq. flake Frctghts-1satce lowcr
on coal. Charters: Schrs r. Corning and Sage coal
to Chicago at 9:Ic per ton; schr Atwatcr, sand to
Detroit at 2:ic per ion.
Cleared-stns Kcewcnsw. nn!uth, with mcr.
chandtst: rrnp scotn. n,N}0 brts satt Tor TIL.
Chicago; prop N. X. Fsistsnk, Chicago.
, 1877-08-08

The prop Favorite went up IN M,ler's nhtp. yard
yesterday for repairs 10 her buwasks and bow,
the AE,aVc having been Received IN TIC recent col
lsainn with tho scht Grace 4. ChAnnnn. 1t IA
FrDbabEc tho Entntancc cnn1pAnea will mar tho
policiee On the Chsnnon, and theu suc the owners
raIiay, some pretty tall swearing may b. looked
fnf. - - - ~ 1
, 1877-08-08

4 ItltGE CARGO,

Yesterdays Detroit FFte Fft*s says tho prop
Commodore. which passed up Monday morning.
pound for this port. hau l, 900 tons Of gene ri,
merchandise aboard, which I. ono Of The largest
eArRbrA Of merchandise that has been carried I'D
tho lakes for yenrf. The Commodore. which Il 4
remarkably large vessel has never Carried large
on np.fEetralt bnt once before. and inst was In
1874. when Ahc took !, 400 tons Of merchandise to
Chicago.
, 1877-08-08

"Commodotc" Cox sent the Zen Drake dawn to
Hyde Park ychtcrdny. under tho belief llst sesf-
dents there would patron!zo her, he having been
informed that they would. but the steamer cane
back Without ro1ftary passenger. The Cnrnmo.
tore says she "den't 70 thcrr any NOR. :" Twenty
cent? would have been charged for the tip.
, 1877-08-08

a heavy fog prevailed on the lake of th!s port
ycstcrtay m1EnimR. and several vessels iron, l,c.
low. inward bound. rallied away of 10 the routh.
ward, wherc the tugs fund then, when thu for
cleared away. No coliisions occurred during tho
nl3st.
, 1877-08-08

| 4 .ttt!nt rtF,4
right nnl wrong to thai entertained hy fhnrr
| wiz, snrroun,ini hin, In vct n,,noax,T -. -.
spcct tho existing laws.
| JAMrs n, FIRE.
| Of Rorhestrr. NJ. " n rnnnorr hr,thn- ~ ~,
| tlcccaeed. wat ncrt sworn liz hi fn.t s,ts ~
Of hi, brothcr hctwrrn liza sn, ~" H., '''u sxn.
was on,y cfIiId when liz ofrn,.ct, ~, ~ ~,
Wet and when be rcappcarc m ILL.,, uss wi,ue.s vii s
most OF hi, timc In taikino nv", onIt sps. pt,
he lad II, manuscript knt',,n :. Tho h'n
Of Fre In ths Hail. whch toor ~ ,,o }apra "
s's% !s5s s,;, xsrs sbo: tssssy e!!"eps'
future. icmors nn, nthcr os ncn',,far tro ns, tne
naner nus1mrt,n.r ~, ~, hs"e, Pecular tn1nes q
M6. was showr +" VIM. IL a ~ at" Es ,:.
him. In May last Pike tola VII w;tuess o thas III, m
book. o''>'''' ""' wac 'ofe7''auo"co !" '''ls
Hrn. Rtt,cs toot ~. ,.,ox ,4 n...,
Of heroic rer.c Fikc III .r,tin 'sso f.. s,h ,',y
white viii a lie Fratiie 1r yatv s e 1san" by nuthp s
cnre. In snitc ~ to r.vi, " IT. ~ a T..
s,,o i, -. ~ ~ gtaYtg Q! tc chsc a. ~
Tors to reiratn ram IA lauehtsT a. 5,cn s,ia.s
mljed forth H. rnsonon, @ rtt % oc"' elcs
.aitl ihs ix,o. ho ,'a.a. Issmu; an III mit"T.s
fsm IN on"n oc.,.aH aa esss pecn pMnhc',' I
assured him thot ho "tnue nnn, III.
thot hr rnmit cc ~ m,powcr
Tnve. w hncomso h rarn'in a"s ~ he @ ui noL WAT
.sa,,tti an,, n e1esSslns rus W.po"er nc
number Of letters to witness, Dir II which were c
dfsIointcd In thr!r Character In cumirrrt,cn
with the accused since tic Homicide witness be-
cafnc more aud fnpru Impressed with tic idea
That his 6rotiirr was insane. Tl.e accused ila'i
io witness III mysterious voices OF celestial or.
tgtD 1cnrtl bY The side OF lonely graves. Tic Ind
claimed that when In Dakvta he had SECT, hfs
wife, ticn In New York. In TIC interviews
which witness had with the acct1scd IN tho
County jail tho latter seemvtl to caro- nothing
about tlle outcome Of his trial, hut was c1.
trcnlcly soIlcitous about tl,u nnb,tn.
tion Of Ills book, cnpious extrnct.
tru1u which he insisted on rc,uiinn.
The prisoners grandfather was considered In.
satle, and his brother was incatccrutcd In a
escaped in 1879, liz has never beer, heari nj
since.
The accused, when boy, raa considered a
somewhat txld. lie had the reputation OF d
student, Witness knew but ifttfc at,oilt Hnirtt.
uaii.ns or ciaryoyarce. Mrs. Pike Ind told W.T.
ness that stlo Wi Roman Catholic, The ac.
cusci Ind told wjlncss two stories about tho
famous sspoctIcal drama N; That It was hs own,
and that 1t was dictated to him by ifs Viii,
while in d tranrc.etatc, On tho sunposftton TINT
Mre, Pike was the author of Tic book. witness
l,atl considered bet insane. Wttness lad known
number Of Spirituasts, and they ali seemed 10
, 1877-08-08

hin. { Irn on y. /. The .ch. ". Cameron for cesn
~ t'olllu.wsn1 on through rAt".
The schrt TrlgEtic, Vanderbilt. TSeI1. AMI
nnhbins have loaded conf At Cleveland for Chicago
at iJ0t.
, 1877-08-08

4 1131 9kV1'11TsI1F.Et lin IISs
up.bound propclfets are bringing large quantl.
Ties Of merchandise to this port, and also hare
eood passcngcr-'lsts. shipmcntn Of goods from
New York ria rail and lake get nround here
promptly IND IN gool condition. Thu proncllcr
lines aro as! dolng good buhIncss In both up and
down frrtghts.
, 1877-08-08
MILWAUKEE

MILWAUKEE.
Sptctaf jNsp1fch to 7h< Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7.-Cllarter-i'rop Canads,
II, GOO bu wheat 10 Montreal on prlYato terms. :
, 1877-08-08
Beautify The Hair.

4 The old reliable Mexican
RAIN EiustnnE 1.itIM1csst Arltx 9o-
BALM I'd rc,,rx nnnl =. ~. .n"n ~ Gil
BALM or tanitnt1rs, tcmtpsc. b. IL
FOR :urccss. attempted ia Crn ISL
EVERY ante fntoT OH the Mustangs
EVERY nm.s 1a.., t..,ta Mefe never wM*,
EVERY viii he. n remedy fHr mil,
WOUND and wounds cgual 10 1fcxi-
WOUND sIm ~, T1ansttnhE ~. ~ a.nas assncnt. II II
WOUND nuEei Of mcrcv +. T: rvnsw 9a..s. m
NOuNDI tSy-f0r 10 ccuGss
, 1877-08-08
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NOTRE DAME, IND.
MlAMI Valley {;0lI,El1E

PHYSICAL LABOR REQUIRED.
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UNION COLLEGE OF LAW

nt Northwestern tnvefssfy. Eraanon md Untyetrtty
osCh!eARo. judge Henry Booth, D.au. Tuition, SO
pcr year Fall term begins September II. For cata-
hKae sddftA UNION COLLEGE OF Law,
, 1877-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.
ADAMS ACADEMY. @TINGf' II

th1trmAn af tn. Fnstd n Nana9tra.
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.hnfnnxh rrrraratton f"r ccEe The rast year thefs
and one hundred and fftY rnpfls.
Inefrp y PrrpafstHr5 clh.a In English Studies md
Fffnch for no5s from trn to fnuEtrfn year7 Of a9t
lne academy lttarttHv. house II under The tnt1re
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EDUCATIONAL.

CHESTER. Fa.. opens SEPT. l3th Laratiou health.
fu' Kr"'iats smrie; buildings roHnudluua. Thur.
encfs Instructions III civil EStiISEEtSl, thr Gas
t!ES. and ENGLISH Careful eupegv.sloo Of Catrts.
FL. circulara aaply to JEwETT i. wI1CuA. En,,
1rrnlhnt 1iouht. Chtragt'. Or Col. Tl1EO. HYATT,
President.
, 1877-08-08

to]1t Pike thai the woman was not quite 20 cir
clin'*fcet III ler conduct rs She should 1faSc
l"cn' md l'ikc grew very much excited over this
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
A Whited SepuIchre.

Speaking Of the apparent solidity of
the Republican party in Congress, Han
dy, the Philadelphia Times Washington
correspondent says;
" But the temple of tranquility is
whited scpuIehre. Within is rottenness
and dead mems bones. One has only to
mipgle freely with prominent Rcpubli-
cans to learn that the party is not only
IN bad way, but that it is in a critical
condition. Everywhere there is disap-
pointmcnt, discomfort and dependence.
| have not yet seen a man, however
long headed or long sighted, who thinks
he sees the way out. The very unccr-
wfnm party lines Tor the present, but
the accompanying vague fear will make
the confusion greater when a break takes
place. Let one or two men Of influence
IN the Senate, for instance, make bold
stand in favor of justice to the State of
Louisiana, which has so long been deni-
ed her Senatorial rights, and the conflict
will begin. When it does begin, sooner
or later, there will be a scramble, not tor
the honor OF leading charge against the
'iN' lilIiN IllNItN, Nht a Ilit u Stt Nnltb
shall first get into the cnemy's camp. At
present the disposition is to sacrifice cv-
erything, to swallow ANYTHING rather
than get into fight with the Admins
trauon, for all fear the result and every
man in Congress who has following.
would rather have some one else declare
war. Can we get along without the Ad-
mn, 81 20 Fl h.,
Republican Senators are asking them
selves over and over agaiu. Can we at
ford to divide the Republican party ? is
the query Of White House and Cabinet,
and so the day of battle is postponed,
while the Democrats, incongruous as
they are, stand united, and smilingly
await the tulness Of time when the Lord
will deliver the enemy into their hands. ="
The fight with the Administration is
bound to come, for however Mr.. Hayes
may be criticised for the weakness of
his practice of ciyil-servicc reform, there
is no evidence to show that he means to
rcpudiatc his frequently announced
views, but, on the contrary, there is evil
dencc that he recognizus the necessity
Of gradual approaches to reform A too
sudden application of the screws would
doubtless kill off too many sensitive re-
publican souls. As far as the Southern
policy is concerned, neither the Presi-
kent nor the Republican party can ever
reverse that. If the effort should be
made, the people, North and South
would repudiate the men who undertake
the job. Any opposition to the pacidca-
tory policy, will only hasten the disso
luton of the Republican party.-[Lou-
isville Courier Journal.
The Van Buren press., 1877-11-06
Advice 70 Be Needed.

We commend the following good ad-
vice which we find in the Hamburg
(Ashley county, Times, to all those who
arc always looking for that good country
that isalways just ahead, but rarely ever
found.
We have noticed on our streets for
the last two weeks, many families retur-
ming from Texas-m ore returning than
going; in fact, we believe that more
than two-thirds of those who have left
Crawford county, in the last two years,
for Texas, have returned
:" The success of the present year
should inspire our people with new en-
ergIes, and evoke brighter hopes for the
future. Providence bids us cheerfullv
go on. The possibilities of our situation
and country are far beyond what the
most sanguine conceive or hope for.
Nature has done her part, will we do
ours
Our advice is, stick to your homes in
Arkansas. Open up the fruitful lands
that surround US on all sides. Utilize
their llmitless grazing resources. I'm
prove and beautity your homes. Plant
orchards, set out vineyards, educate your
and maintain the good order of
society, and our State will reach the po-
sition she richly deserves to occupy
the happiest, best, most prosperous of
all her Western sisters"