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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Sic WQtnr hin6ern.

HIATT ibr bel breu 2nitrensunsen 8ur@rboluns bebiIfltd
gu iein, lit pffeubar ntdt Der g8e9 gum @eIunbwerben,
wenu man ifanf lit. Do6 bieies lift seraoe bas-natiirz
lib nnwtRe observation-disclosures Gerfobren uou gerloz
men, bic be tduOie mii5ti9e mineraIiide Mtebifamente
fir cine &r antbeit, mat Der fe bebaftet limb, sebrauben.
&pT5s perS srblt9e Nes ttamente bieneu eber aur gsrsSs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

@err StIitts Wstncr, Der ff6 nod
inrmer ais Ngent Ser uSuinois Staats5ei7
tnll9" ouS9iebt, lit ntdt mebr bere6tigt,
1peber announcements fir unlere !3eitHng
e1lt9egen 5n nebnlen, nod @eloer fir oies
1eLbe einaufQiiiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

6es @ebduOes ~beGesenen SreM esrx,,a,..
5tlgntsnl6often, bra9 Elm gr66sS Sa"iie r =
beb9lter orr9 Oas Dad, un6 seNN ssans ~
Die &reppe, 10 Oab Sic Wanni6okk 't - &c Hs
ltnteGenStOdiuerfe fielen uno tbeilii i" u M
pen Srlt1nlner1t begraben purSen. NIsaG % .
Derlelben ibwn Sos fanben. Npel.@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Sta0t GbtraQO.

Scrr SOtts Sat8e, reiien6er 9lgent
Der pSuinois Stats seitung" pir6 int BEN
nd6iten Sagen uniere @bonnenten in
Soma aufiu9en. BAN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
gu Oen bicftocn @ctrciOefbe

la9etn, amtlt3en 8eri6ten snfoIge,V NNT"
5s5 8uibel @eiSen, 465 ,995 8ni6el Dr.
l6o,O72 8ulbel 6afer, 92,026 8ui6eI TX,
gen, uro 578, 243 8ulbel @erite, Suiam 1>
l,927,67 8ullel, segen 1,956,3128 uib
IN Oortger ISOLDE uub $40, 1856 Bull rel /
Der 9letdeu No6e 6es Doriocn SQbres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

G1tte &0r&e.

Gin Mue, meIEje an SEN NoIser DON .SnqenblT. &r,
&erp6ier G6wGG>e, GntfrGtti9unq, 8erIuft Der Dian Vs.
trait &C. Ieipen, ienoe i6 foitenf rel Elm Ytecept, Sas Tie
4urirt. 0ieieS q :pBe 0etlrttteL 1surbe Don elnem IL Y
fIonar in SItosghnerifa entoetft. S6i6t elm aoreliiu /
Goupert on Rev. Soiepb &. Snrrcn, d,
22icp1Stup0 Ia t3l Bible Souie, SC. g. Gttp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Scr cutIGsamertfant5d1e Iplfs=

&alcmScr eignet ii6 gans beionbers ais
8eina6tss @ei6ent sur Gerienbung na6
9euti6Ian6. BoitzS Stamps fDnnen ais
8esabIung fir ben &alenoer eingel6idt
tperDen, Siebe In3ei9e in 6teiem Blatte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

TT. S0rneS felt "A Sobrer ObenomI AM oen @e0tete
bitier SeiIpiHenianft ~oetonben. @ttes n'G grIa9rnn9
if pOn. grocer g9tdtigfett bet 8eb9nolhiI9 DEF pet!9.sS
@trictur II. j. NJ. Mrs tr ~thr3eter 3eiE 9ebetlt. 9es
i6Iettltde S3mdden. nddtIiSs Sa9mener8,eBnn9eE
@r5IdIog i'm @eiibt &C. erSengen, t0n1en ebeniaas il
1oi6eiter 3c:t turd Die betbefannter NtitteL Der 3Sslt
curirt werbci. Sin Sud iitr bic @ttatoneH, %eutbolteno
&ues in %c;u9 ari @eidle5tstronfbeiteH, bic gebeirrs
rife be5 0eid!ebtslebers unO bereu TptseT, fret 81 bs
ben in Der Office Ooer ee9en Gntri6tNng pom 10 lents
fir Poitporto. OameH, .rel5e bic %oelttatelte SebaHo7
lid Doer i6rif;Iid meIoeH. ollie &ei6dtte confiosntieI.
Gr: S0ntes bat 20 3iuImer unb &or!ors. BET einem
&eiude iiebt man MIR ben Ooftor. SiTce@S tunoen po1
tuEr @orsens bis z llbr Glbenos. S~OnutGss DON 10
tis p nbF. COMPUTATION irst; mon iprfde Dor oost
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
uGprinq Guperiines< orOI=

rSprtng SIPerfEteS> oroE=
mares 2.5O- $40
g3pooenmcbl ............ 3.15- 3.35
8udtpei,enmebL ......... $50 600
vW 80 Gonnen 3u 1900
nno 10 Spunen 81 1900 per Come abgez
liefert.
aIeie. 80 Gonnen oW $1,000 per
Tonne auf ben G6ienen.
Teeb.- 20 Eonnen SIT 1880 per Tonne
abgeliefert.
MotsmebI.- 10 Gonncn gu 1880.
auf ben S9tenen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
Ger5tIif)e Nn;eigen.
Sr~ oS0MoeS%
Sc3=
&Gs SreufGir g.
@0ibinGtpm
ctr
Ehicooo. TUs

@btco9o, Sus.
Som Stoat gedors
teri sum 3Deae, IN
allen gehet m:E
.l,nb 9ronii6:t
Rranfbetteit IN
ibreu peridieoenara
1iger rno %complicirz
I'm SSormer bic be Il
mo9Ii6ite Sur or9ez
ttibeu SIT Iafielr. gs
lit ou9emetU in Der
1tG0t hetduut. o12
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

greiie 1O@15c nieOrtger fir lei9te un6
i9pere @nare gum R0fcln.
8esablt tpurbe: $4.35(04.40 per 100 tb
fir Ieidte, .3O@4.5 so fir ldpere S6tpetne
gum BDfeln, uno 4.50C@4.6O fir quite
iGroere Maare fir oustpGrtige MGrfte-
S6afe.- SAT- pertebrIos. 8ertauft
tpurben:
eti6. O.z@. grets.
@oo6 8ro. OH 0iebl. ........ 1856 Is $3.50
Scrielbe an O'grten......... 96 So 2,75
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

@0Ip. Gtienble6 So Bcrcent 0fabatt.
Qetpobnlt6eS Gtienble@ $50. "A Bis "a
@3 1t5c., yfo.26 @3'2. sc. SEQ. 2703 Bloc.
NebteS NAlltldeS So. 8 bis II (illcO
1876.
<pferb0Den SAC, &upferpIatten CSC.
rNtnertcan &Iiiiu" 9to. l @11c, SEQ. 2
@O3}c.
0robt (bright wire); 40 psf, Rabatt
BEL Gonsen &rQnaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19
SO report"

9ie porltcben6en Ereiie 1uaren sic b06iter,
uelte an Oen betrcienOeH &agen beSoDlt Wur>
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-19

S6Dnes Rinobieb = fir
fette, gutgeitaItete, 3 bis 5
Sabre alte Sttere, 1900 Bis
1900 ID iptegenb per 100 ID. 81. 60@5.O0
Gutes Observation-Disclosures
Stiere, 1850 bis 1900 BfunO
i6per .................. .$4,OO@4,4O
Witteliorte-3temli6 fleil6tge
Sttere, 1850 bis 1850 8funo
i@per oGa,8
Sletl6eripaare - S6le6te Bis
orotnGre Stiere un6 ORD. bis
id0ne &ibe fir ben Staotz
gebrau6, 800 bis 1000 45fb-
i6mer So, 5o@s,O
Waitbteb orbinGre @aare z
bis 800 ID idper $s,e5@3,4o
2eicbte, ma9ere &iibe, Sung
bieb (6etfers), 8uleu uno
mogere Sttere -. -. 50 ,4o@s,6
Gerass 8ieb, auf BEN Warft ge@
trieben ................ 50. 65@3.5o
Slnge &Glber .......... SO. 5O@5.50
S0metn ne. GrbQlten I'M QQIfe borider
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

DICHARD '. HARNErT. AUCrioNEER
,a o'clock !. AZ fsss.ass Ss s'sS Broadway
four valuable tut LOIS % .oasa side Ss.% s.. 10 foo, cas-.
80 av. with large House and stable; desirable ioca
Positive ssIo. Tis,e perfect, a rare chance.
ss Pine 50. Or aas.ioaoer: III Brosdway. basemeai
SnEhIPrs sALE.-vAS TAssELL 4 KEARxEy.
Dshcrs Auctonesrs will sell this day At II O'Clock. at
chr Cuoas 1hsr "% casoa "s. :, f.,
Rs Fringe s sns ss .
JAMES FAY. Deputy BERNARD REILLY. sheriff.
VIZ HssHa TassiE i3Essssyf Narsisf. 4ssen. &
a. .s.losroan @ mn No. . .a'i = Union Mon square.
sane stock of Diamond Esrns. Kings. Bracelets s.uas.
Pins. Gold aud silver Watches, Opera Chains, Plated
II. PArrss, Deputy.
TnE MEssRs. LEAvlTr. AucrIoSEEns.
THIS cs.suraay AsrLayoooS. At o'clock.
Las, Days sale
Of tho
Sutton Collection
OF Japanese and Chinese Art Treasures
embracing Of valuable and costly piocea
MONDAY AFTERNOON,
q, ~ O'Clock, at Clinton Hall. IS
VALUABLE Law LIBRARY.
the estate Of the late John NJ. Cooper.
Also Double nsrnss ossr,y new; Lady. and Gentle
tThe safe may be AZ Mr. West fook's ONCE, Beck
man ST.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
At sI O'Clock. a, Clinton Hail.
coisetIon OF Books. comprising many scarce and
verv rare Americans.
Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1877-10-27

THIS DAY SATURDAY.. AT IOk O'CLOCK
at our saiesroom. 81 Nassau at.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-28
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.


Terms of Court-Third Monday of
March and second Monday of Sep
TENDER.
Chief Judge-Hon. r. H. Alvey.
Associates-Hons.. VIM. MOtter
and Geo. A.. Pearre.
Clerk-W. HI. Tower.
Sheriff.. G.. Durham.
States Attorney-Jno. W.Veitch.
Court AuditOr-W. p. TOWnshend.
Standing Commissioners--Jno. NJ.
Read and C. A. Snyder.
Crier-Wm. SmOuse.
Messenger-Jas. NJ. Bell.
Bailiffs-Wm. Waltz and 7. BOsley.
Return days of Equity process
Third Monday in January, third
Monday in March, third Monday in
May, third Monday in July, second
Monday in September, second Mon
day in November.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-28

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
District No. il. H. Wilson and
Henry Rasche.
2-Beni. Griffith.
3-JOhn II. Patterson
& Sylvanus Butler.
"A. j. Warwick.
Re. &. Hall and A.
c. Good.
9-Perry Weimer.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
District No. John II. Becknan
flames II. Rush.
3-Isaiah Fuller.
Nv. II. Bernard.
5-Daniel limbaugh.
6-Thomas Browning.
WIN. II. Hall.
81. l. Thompson.
81. Facenbaker.
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Sher!U's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI
ID FACIAS issued by \. G. Good and f. G.
Hall Justices of the Peace of the State of Ma
ryIand, in and lbr Garrett county, and to me
directed, bang No. 72i on said Goods docket
and No. 30il on said Halls docket O.v-it !:
No. 72i issued at the suit of A. II. Blackiston
and No. 304l at the suit of w. +. Cunningham
against the goods and chattels. lands and
tenementS Of John Swauger, ! have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title,
interest and estate both at law and in equity
of the said John STauger, in and to all those
lots, pieces or parcels of land lying and being
in Garrett county, Md, and beginning for the
same at the end OF theAfth line of a tract Of
land called Sprinheld. and running south
seventy degrees, east ninety four and three
forth perches, to the end of ninety-nine and
one-half pefcheson the third line of tract
Of land conveyed by J. II. Anderson to Eliza
beth stephens, and with the said line north
fifteen degrees, east nineteen and one half
pcrcheS to the end of the said third line
then with the reversed lines of a tract of land
conveyed by the said Anderson to John
Swauger, north fifteen and one half perches
to two bounded naples, north thirty six and
one half degrees, west forty percheS to the
end of the Sth line of Springfield, then with
theS, and lines thereof, reversed, south
forty six degrees, west twenty perches north
SIX degrees, west twenty perches, to within
two and one half perches of wild cherry
tree, south forty six degrees, west sixty five
percheS 10 beginning, containing 2ll% acres
more or less; it being the same property that
was conveyed 10 the said John Swauger by
Joseph r. Anderson and wife, by deed bear
ing date the 3rd day of July, 1876, and duly
recorded in Liber W. II. r., No. ,, Folio 10
one Of the land records of Garrett County,
Md.
And hereby give notice that on
Saturday, 2Sth day Of July, 1877.
at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, lin front of Coddington's
Hotel, in the town of Oakland, Garrett coun-
ty, Md, | will offer for sale the above de-
scribed real estste to the highest bidder, for
cash, to satisfy said judgments and costs.
j. G. DUNHAM,
JuI-it. Sheriff.
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INsOLvENT's NOTICE,

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR GARRETT
Il COUNTY-NO.I 6 BENZ. f. SNYDER VS..
HIS CREDITORS.
Ordered, this 18th day Of April, 1877, that
BENZ f. Snyder give notice to his creditors, in
dorSers and suretes that the SECOND MON
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT is fixed for the
said Benz. f Snyder, to appear in the Circuit
terrOgatories and allegations as his creditors.
indOrscrs or sureties may propose or alleg e
against him; and that copy of this order
be publ shed in some newspaper printed in
the town of Oakland, for three months prior
20 the said Second Monday of September
next, as such notice.
W. II. TOWER
CLERK Circuit Court for Garrett Co
True Copy-Test
w. II. TOWER. Clerk a2lrn3
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
In undersigned will make application to
the County Commissioners of Garrett county
at their next session after thirty days from
the first publication of this notice, for the
appointment of Examiners To locate public
tionai Road at or near the Crossing Bridge,
q short distance East of the town of Grants
VILE. running thence over lands of Widow
Stanton, w. Stanton, w. b. Stanton, Joel J g.
Miller Hay & Wilhelm and Elijah Livingood
to the Pennsylvania line.
WILLIAM B. STANTON,
SAM'L BEACHY, of Jonas,
SOLOMON ID. YODER,
JONAS E, GNAGEY,
jy7-4t And many others.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-28
ROAD EXAMINERS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
That the undersigned, appointed by the
County Commissioners of Garrett County
10 view the lands through which the said
road, petitioned for by Joseph B. Davis and
others, is to pass: said road to begin at or
near Yough River, below the railroad bridge,
and run through lands of Wilson Proctor. to
intersect the county road leading into Oak
ls1it and examine whether the said petit
TONED road should be located. will meet on
the premises, on the 18th day of August, 1876,
for such purpose and to determine whether
the public convenience requires the said
location of said petitioned road, and if so, To
locate the same, and perform their duty in
the premises.
=. HAMILL,
HENRY RUSSELL,
WIN. WHITE,
iyl4-it Examiners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-07-28
ORPHANS COURT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions Of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July, the term for APP
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, H. Winterburg; Com
missioners, J. E. Gnagey, and Isaiah
Boucher.
G. w. Merrill, Clerk.
Attorney to Board-J. w. Veitch.
A. Miller, collector of State
and county taxes for current year.
NJ. r. HamiIl, County Surveyor.
, 1877-10-10
SUBURBAN NEWS,

Tbs EvauAton Philosophical Society, which is
composed Of over 100 of Evanston's l,tetatt,-
Of whum. - Is known, theru are not afew,-heid
its Irst re9ular meeting Of tho season Monday
evening, In tho Public Library roolus, With
faIr attendance. Dr.. N. 8. Davis, tbs President,
p1eaIdrd. and Mr.. II. g. Luut, the Secretary,
performed his duties a2 usual.
The annual election Of officers Vas tho busi-
ness most prominently befors ,tha Association.
It resulted Il follows: Prcslicpt, N. C. Grid
ley; sice-President, T. q. Frost; Recording
Secretary. q. q. Luut; Corresponding seetc-
tary, DF. u. a. bsuntstes; Treasurer and Libza-
rtai, DR.. M. C. BEsgtlon.
The Cotumittce On Programme, through Nj.
N: 8. Bouteie, reported the following fur the
winter Of las7-'8;
QttobsF~'. MedHsl Jnsiapsudeace," IL II.
banntstes, 4. =; ..Aathsmatlrs, Prot. !. r.
kellogg; "politteai Economy" i. n: YoQpK.
N0ftta9T-"Natur lllstosy." Prot. Oliver
Marcy, Il; D. Physies," Prof. u. S. Car.
Language. pEof. Louis KIaklsr; "Ths PaFioa-
1n1 Power" u. q. Muller.
I. j. Gage; ''sssi.l Eeieaee," Lieut. :do1. a..
LEsthcite3," J. =. Snlth.
Laauary-'.. .AttfoaosnJ." Francis Bradley;
''Lisssstass," POt. e. n. psA1aa; "1s1a.
, 1877-10-10
COTTON.

Condition OF thu Crnr.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.--Thc Cotton Exchange
reports tho following:
Louttidna-From thsrty-two parishes ws have
received dxty-two replies oi average date Sept.
30. They report the weather during tho pns&
month as universally unfavorab1e from too
Inucn rain, causing the plant to shed IT. boils.
Damage u reported from storms, rust, and rot,
and in somc parishes FROM worms the eAtfrnatei
tnturyis about 81 per cent Picking Is progresa-
Ing finely, and tho FIELD. a. compared with last
year, is reported to be 1t least e per cent less
4Aisstafprt- reports from thtf-
ty-ono counties, dated from Sept, - to Oct, l..
Too much rain Is gcucEal1y reported In tho early
part OF September. Tho latter part Of the
luontn the weather has been drT and more
favorable to the plant, Considerable damage is
reported In large portion Of tho State from
worms, rust, and storms, whilst In few SEC
tsons no damage has been done. rfckinc Is pro-
crossing Slowly. and tbs yield In comparison
with last year wilt fall short about 10 per cent.
Arkdns1s-Rccetvcd thtrty-six uns1ers from
twentY-tllrco counties. Average date Sept. 90.
Except tu = few sections where there were heavy
rains In the early portion Of the month. the
wcathesduFGng September is reported favorable,
and, in consequence, tho effect was good to tho
plant. There are many complaints Of rust,
shedding. and wor1ns, but the damnga from
these causos doca not appear to exceed rer
cent: Tlcking Is progressing rapi!ly, aud tie
yield compares faSorabIy wifi last year.
, 1877-10-10
Russian and Turk-What They Aro Fighting
For.

It must then he fully understood that tho
OF hta own country. lie Is fighting for
tho right to play the tyrnnt-to play The Turk
In the country 1nd homes Ut uther mcu. lie ID
fighting to guard bis spoilA from thels lawful
owners. lie tghta 10 order that he may keep
the power OF unscstfalncd nunler, robbery, and
Outrage over u large part Of the easth'a STIR
face ~ bc can. To the fine ladies and gent.c-
men 1t Stafford House, and to tho Dukc who
talks In their name, this seems "sscrtA
cause" Thosa VINO try TO put check upon tte
doin2s Of men engaged In this &acr'd cause arc
spoken OF ~ "BEEressorA-h Tho "aggress!ou :"
of Russia consists In the noble determination
OF the Russian people that this state OF things
shall b. put an end to,-in their liberalization
themselves to spend and TIC spent in the glorious
work. II By Turkey VIC mean the lands 80 mark
ed on tho map md the people OF those lands.
The Russians afc pot tght!ng against Turkey.
but Tor Turkey: They fight to free the people
to FREQ the land Of Turkey from the eIscttons
the holnes OF Turkey from the plunder and
dcdlement OF barbarian robl,ers and Fsylshers.
They light, In short, tn freq the land from tho
barhartan INTRUDER aud give It back to It, own
people. May such aggression ~ this over
prosper. 1t Is grievous to US ~ Engltshmen
that Nussla should be left TO DO alone tho work
which England should have louc At her side.
But We can none the iesa feel Our hearts beat
for tl.oee who arc doing the work In which We
arc kept t1ck from sharing. They have drawn tho
sword III tho cause Of righteousness; they hAvo
tcoparIe1 their lives unto tbs death to put
down the wrong and uphold thr right.
, 1877-10-10
NATIONAL HUMANE SOCIETY.

CtRVBtAap, O., Oct. o.-tn pursuance Of Q
call issued BY ths Illinois Humane Society, q
National Convention OF Humane Societies was
held In thls <Ity to-day iorAhc purpose OF foEu-
lug natouS organization to project animals
In tral sit tro.n Wr&t to East Delegates lrom
seyerul States were present. tbs meeting or
g4nized oY elcctiug Edwin Lee Brown. OF Chl-
cago. Chairman, and Abraham Firth, Of Boston,
Secretary. Letters from al parls Of the
country In sympathy With the move.
mant xera read and enthusiastically received.
Resolutions were adopted ratsing Gu Congress
aud STATE Legislatures " make laws " etIect-
ualIy prevent the ll-tEeatineRt Of AuilnAls 70
transit, and felucsttng tho cooperation ol rail-
road officials.
Al the afternoon session, permanent organ-
lzatiou vas formed. the nsme being the 1ntcs-
nst,ou HuanunS Society. wid1 Edwin Lev tfoxn,
York, and = number Of gentlemen flo1n 1ifter-
eul States. for VIce-PrrsI1ents- Ths Cousen-
ton adjourned 10 meet II Baltimore the second
Nsdncalay IL October pext, unless previously
called together.
, 1877-10-10

t!nn. T. q. Froft; 'Chem'htfy." Df. j. u.
.ft1;sqry--''ctesde." II. Bann1sser. o.. n;
t,'Mcdletnc."N: s. Davis. N. T.; .'Hna'cipa!
Co.; eofsc O. 1de; fablte Schools
.ed ess: 81 IT, fss'
ngY, y Prof. Rooeft Laird; ''Communlan," David
leriL-'Mu.le." Prof. ". s.. =. Mathews;
eessl;os ST. tetG'm" orta'f{; En
Iayn: - Mseta' , i IFayssloey,I,1; 8: level, y.
RI fs: H. &. Ess.. h's r 1cA''s'' Libra
1,r. 81. e. nragdon, the Treasurer, reported
sufficient funds on hand.
Dr.. pavls here resigned the chair 70 tho Pres
itlent.cle hoping that THO new incumbent
the next Two Or three years" VI. G1il'cy,
upor, assuming the chief piece of furniture,
hot,e'1 he might flll It satisfactorily.
f'rof. Kitttcr, Chairman ef the Committee on
dates for aitnfss!on Messrs. F. 3. HarFows and
II. II. e. sfllIer,.-both of whom received the
sanct'onin9 vute and were declared duly elected.
DR.. y. 4. Davis rcad an elaborate and unusu-
nicipal regulation Of tncbriate., entitled rrln-
ciplcs that Should Cavern Cs In tie Treatment
OF Drunkenness aud IiafyltuaI 1nebrlatet." After
few introductory rcnatk ks. stating that though
III. Important subject, It's immediatc cause
Legislative committee appointed to de-
wise plans for the end specified.
tllp doctor lwclt upon ths need Of 4 more cf.
iicaclous treatment Of habitlnl incbriatcs thnn
the prevalent rather ahortiyc plau Of "scu.1-
Ing them up"; also the ftttiity of such
mode for reformation, AMI the injustice Of tile
proceediug,-inasmuch a. drunkenness was
usually the oniY snrious crime Of these persons,
wlIfcl. served only 10 dcpriye tlleIr families Of
tho means u sustenancc, At The same tfmc
keeping tho offenders In durance on1r long
enough to nlarne tcir tl,isst-not eradicate IT,
Tic facts regarding drunkenness hs summed
up In these propositions:
FIrsf-TtlG use Ut alcohol and all other such
drinks Ia founded primarily m the simple cx-
pcrlcnce ~ to trIr effects. not on natural in-
st!nct OF tendency to drunkenness.
second-1'hc use os a'co,'ol, etc.. so far As Il is
an act OF the will Is MI act for which the pcrpe-
traitor Is responsible.
Tatrd-As alcohol and other anasthctIcs arc
opposed to digestion and health, they produce
ttIseasc, which. though ut first Temporary, may,
BY tflcls pcrsfatent ,ise, become permanent.
Foarh-Wheu these physical conditions be-
come settled in individuals, analogy and expo
gIcnce 70 to show TINT tclr chllrcn have a
, 1877-10-10

or,cAuo.-Sl1 grain carriers arrived from below
yesterday. Lumber frelGhts arc still on tho rise
....Colnmodoro Cox IL troubled with broken rib.
and C9pt. Drscol! has shouidcy-boue ont at
JOINT. ...Tho advance on grain freiRhts for tho
month Of September this year over tho sau1o month
last year IVES l 4-1o cents. 1.-The echrs Monsoon
...Arsl'als few and doeks dieary ycaterdny
ssSs: aSsr ns,s ss, Hssa e.pseea sa Iii: eas.
The ing Van schsaek ia receiving now pilot houss
70 replace ons recently knocked "a, and tho tch1
III ssw 9eF q e BE- rs:s
lon. whieh va iatcIy Wrecked nssr sanessack.
game to the e!.y Yesterday on the pEor liesth +.
Tinted States tint M,chssn srfivst hsss ye.terdsy
5s = st: s: .pess Sss bs. m til. ',s:' ss..Ss s,a.
Of .la :earpenters and ea!kers 4 Miller Dros
Penton & Westpha1en libc'ed Tho acllr Newaboy for
goods fnrn'aheA to the auount Of stoa. 80: John
+ ssa ss # 3: 10 ' .nt fs5 fod T. e
the he ssms fer - wsses % tss amount of ILL.,
.oos 91a.s Z Sss ons;; ass,; Esa' e: ssr n FIN @ 3
westssf hs. M Sesn e$!pereneed o. Eaks sspero1 ss
hund1ea m ea srs ., ~ost s" on t'o
new steamer now bctnK built At lfyandotte
for efh6 Detroit d Cleveland accompany.
Coal ffetRhtx arc down to .0c por TIN from l}ut-
ialo TO Ch,eago. United States Marshal Fink wilt
sch tha acnW Monitor On tic 18th inat.. at Mil
tho schr Eyelns i'ates. ashore at Grand Haven,
With her anchor s-ehatns ETC., lnside, for tho su1a
Of 500 This bod, Of Andrew lIanscon, tho man
h.s been washed ashore near ltIm.by The
sda!ttonsl ri, equipment. ~. Ths 'team.e.t
ruddar and - attcd out tcr tlu winter t,sde bo:
tween Milwaukee, aud Grand Haven. Tug Csowo!i
has arrived nono from Dctro!tanh st. Clair Rivers
and will remain. There. ny money on the fycrs
Ion. which arrived at Cleveland, sanday. made the
Fuund trip from there to EscAnaba In seven and
hail days. Capt. James dlbnry wsi1ss from !e!.
fasA lfelsnd that he thinks there vii! b. no dli-
Guilty In selling tho schr Mary Elizabeth aoon
a. sue gets rid OF her casgo o! oil....
bot at Ogleusdurg have nat to exercise the utmost
skill to kcop from striking Oh tt,s bottom Of Tho
river. TIE water has been at tho loWcst stage
known for. Jcars....At Toledo the lumber tFade
this season has been unusually brisk, and, despite
tho low rates and long per!os. Of Inactivity. tero
haa already been received as this port sInto tho
opening Of navigation oyer 20, QUO, bo0 fest mora
shan bad BEEN received during corresponding
tInle last SeRaon.