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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Last week the Lock Haven Soup
House distributed l446 lnaves of
bread and 3l4 gallons of soup-an
increase of 81 leaves and II gallons
over the previous week.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

"Who is going tnrun for Squire ~
This is one Of the great questions of
the day. and We can only solve it in
u negative spnse and to n very limit
ed extent. We are no candidate.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

The young man kinstl who got
goods at Sunok's and Fon'3 stores
on forged orders,a few weeks ago
had his trial last week aud Was sent
TO the Penetentiary.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Public Sale Register.

The following sales are advertised in to-
days paper or by posters printed ut this OF
fee.
Feb Is. Personal property OF 4. Dutweh-
or, late of HaiueS township, decd. Farm
sock and house hold goods.
March |. Aaron Grouse. Gregg township.
farm stock.
March, i. Thos. III. Scholl, Gregg township,
farm stock.
AS-we charge nothing for putting names
In the above list, provided the hills are
printed ut this oinco or the sale advertised
in this paper.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Judges Frank and Owens seem
to feel entirely at home it their new
positions. Centre county has rea-
son to feel proud Of her judges.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

A man named Deeter, of Hart
ley township. Union county. shot
ten deer the past season. He hats
any hunter in these digSings hy n
large majority.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

NoTICE. The regular annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Millhem B n l.. Assucia' ion vii. be
held in the school house. Mlllheim.
on Monday evening FehrnAry l2'h,
next. at q o'clock. Tie annual rlec.
ton for officers will be held and the
second annual report presented. A
full attendance il desired.
B. d. DEININGER,
Secretary.
Millbaim Feb 1St 1877.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
BRICK WALLS

Oar BRi3BT RED IL the only reliable Slatc
Paint ever Introduced that will efcctualiy
prevent dampnesS from pene: ralIug and
discoorlng the pla ster.
These paints are also largely used on out.
houses AMI fences, or as a priming coat on
nne buildings.
Our only cOiors are CHOCOLATE, RED
BRt0aT RGp, aud ORANGE.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Ren KnrSfnftnr IL

Ben Kerstettcr il trying hard to
make n town down at the Forks.
Sold another lot OF SATURDAY., tn
Samuel lackman, of Rehersbuig,
for Sl50.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

One of the tie makers in the
IN Duntains was very dangerously
hurt by falling tree. We have
heald d nri tier name TOR particulars.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

George Breon expects to take
charge Of the Spring Mills Hotel
next Spring.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Somebody says that somebody
else is going to start another store
in town. That would make the Ia
kers dozen exactly.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

The time of meeting Vt the Cen.
tral Pepna. Conference haa been
changed from the 6rst To the eighth
of March.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Weather warm like Spring I;
sleighing fast playing out.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Executrix Sale Of Valuable Farm
Stock and Implements.

TheunderSigned EXecutriN Of the estate of
AatNn Duyweiler. deceased, viii offer al pub
lir sale at the late residence Of said deced5nt
iu HaineS township the ollhwiaE valuable
personal property, viz: Horses, s cows
ers Hogs, Breed Nnw, spring Wagon, Two
Horse Wagons, Double Sicd, Buckeye Reap
Ell. Horse Rake. Corn Planter. Corn Srraper,
Large Cultivatur, Corn fiow, PlowS and Har'
rows, Sieign. Double Sett Harness, Double
Sell Yankee GearS, Saddle and Bgidlc, Power
Cutting Bench, flaming Mill TWO SettS Hay
Ladders, RakeS and Forks, Cow Chains, Log
ChaIuS Cooking Stove, Corner Cupboard,
Bed StcadS Table Sett nf Chairs, Carpets,
Iron Kettle, Meat Vessels, Sett of Carpen.
trr's Tools, together with a variety OF other
articles too numerous tu mention.
Sale To commence 1T 10 o'clock 0f said day,
when due attendance will he given and terms
A hAKrEK, ExecutriN.
AuctiOneer,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
TIN ROOFS

our red color Is uSually preferred. as ore
coat Is eqlal 10 Ave Of any ordinary paint.
For
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
ESTABLISHED 1869.
r.. S. 81 A P. LACEY, Alto noys
at-Law,
go Serclth Street, Washington, ID. {
Inventors.

We procure patents in MI countries No
ATTORNEY FEEs IN ADVANCE No charge an
leSs the patent IL granted. No fees Tor mik
.nS preliminary examinations. No acdl
tional fees for ubtataing and conducting
rchearlng. Special attcailGn given Ia nler-
ference Cases before the fate0t btsacr, Tx
tensions etorc Congress, Infringement suits
In different States, aud litigation appertaln-
ing u Inventions Ur PItentS. SEND STAMP
FOR PAMPHLET GIVING Full INSTRUCTIONS.
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Claims prosecuted Ia the Supreme Court
al the United states, Court of Claims, Court
of commissioners Of Alabama Claims, South
ern Claims Commission, ana all classes of
wal claims before the Executive Depart.
uent.
ArreRrl OF Pay and Bounty.
OFFICERS, soLDIEUs, aud SAILORS of the
late war, or tLcir heirs, are Ia many eases
entitled To money from the Government. of
which they have no knowledge. Write full his
tory oi service, and state iuuount OF paw and
bounty received. Enclose stamp, aud 4 uil
reply, after examination, will be given you
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All OFFICERS. SOLDIERS aud SAILORS
wounded. ruptured, ar injured Ia the late
war however slightly, are entitled 10, and
can OBJ liu n nenSinn.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
N'NIHhN Mlhii'H' I'tCliibtl,'' dlu 'ioht .'c1W
Cases, prosecuted before the General Land
Once aud Department Of the Interior.
Land Warrants.
We pay cash FOR Bpuaty Laad Warrants.
and We iuVlEe correspondence NTH all riT
ties having any for sale, and give fuil and
explicit Instructions where assignments are
In perfect.
We conduct our business In seperate BR-
rrauS. having therein the clerical assistance
0f able and experienced lawyers, and give
oar closest personal supervision 10 every
important paper prepared IN each case.
ness entrusteduS Address.
RS G a II. LACEY, Attorneys,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.
ANY person desiring Information aS 10 the
standing and responsibility OF The members
OF the firm will. ON request. be furnished
with 4 satisfactory reference In bis viciuity
Or canvrpSSinnul diStIirt
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Township election. Tuesday
February 20.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
No Tar is used In this Composition,
CHOCOLATE COLOR,

when first applied. ch nging In about "
month To an uniform slate coinr. and i, all
intentS and purposes SLATE. On
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

A Musical and Variety Concert
will l,e given by the CurnPt Band Nf
Millheim in the Town Hall nf said
place on Saturday evening. Februa-
nv 3rd, 1877, under the direction OF
Professor J. III. F-eArer, the cele-
hrated Band Teacher. Ample pre-
paratinns are being made u make
this the Grand Musical Entertain
ment OF the 81 ,sOn. Programmes
will be distributed on the evening
OF the concert. Th- public is most
cordially invited to attend.
PRACrrCAL. The Bellefonte
Republican very dogmaticXlly says
that 1.-The men of brains, in both
parties. " are opposed to the settling
of the Presidential question in
gambling method, rs he calls it.
having reference undoubtedly tn the
provisions Of the bil, just passed the
Senate and House of Congress. How
easy it will hereafter be for men To
know whether they are men Of
brains or ignoramPs. y century
hence men will be' able to tell by the
simple application nf this rule.
whether theiy fore fathers were menOf
intelligence or jlckasses. How prac-
teal how convenient
From tie minutes of Allegheny
Conference, United Brethren Church
we copy the following list of an
pOintments: East District. j. Walk
or, Z. z. Altnona-M. Spaneler.
Tyrone-L. r. Jones, Huntington
NJ. p. Dnvle, Bellefonte-W. Fl.
Mattern, Port Matilda. F. Tall
helm. New Paris d. Ellis, Fallen
Timber-Wm. Beicl-r, ClpaIfi-Id-
a. E Fulton, ,Otterbein A. w. Conly,
Hollidaysbnrg-J. A. Clem. Scotts-
Will. F.. McClav, Orhosonia-R.
8. Woodward. Juniatta-A. FL.
Spangler, Nillheim j. NJ. Smith,
East Salem-A. K. Evans, Burnside
ID. A. Messenger
Track laying nn the rail- road ia
again suspended and this timc for a
good reason. There il so much
snow and ice on the road bed that
no good work can be made until af-
ter thaN tax place, afler which
the work will go on rapidly to its
complexion. We feel assured that
this delay is unavoidable and that no
fears need I've had that the COMPANY
will not do its hest tn pnsh the road
to it's end As we feel y deep par
sonal and general interest in this
great enterprise, we will watch it's
| progress with anxious snlic itud-
and keep the public posted on its
progress. For the present stoppagr
We can n! tacli nc censure 10 the COM
pany. but will do so fearleSsly when
ever We think there are good reasons
for it.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Catalogue OF Lanterns ard Slides, Wfth al
rectf0nS Tor using, sent on application
ANY enterprising man can make fnopey
with Magic Lantern
Sal.FisitnFstO the Centennial FxpcSiiirn
Will do wisely 10 defer purchasing goods in
our line nntil they come 10 our StO, E in New
YORK, where they will flEd greater variety
and more moderate DIie6S, and can select
more at their leisure. Rut We have rs9
cession to sell some styles Of cuI. EcOdSinshe
building OF the Department Of Public q. 1T
iort, and those not coming 70 New YoikSale
invite TO call on our Representatives tLeie
e4- A fnllStOck Of Views of TIE Fxrcsf.
uon buildings and their contents.
R4-Cut out this ad. fnrreferelce
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
nAG'TS WANTED roa tilSToRS .
VENTEN'l, EXHlBlTlO /

1T contains 80 fne ensravingSn Of luild.i
and scenes In the Great ExbIhitionl nna
the only authentic ands complete NIsflae
pubhShed " tre' tS oi tile grand buIldinL \
wonderful exhibits, curioSitieS, gi eat evelll, .
etc. very cheap ana sells az Slplt. IN I
Agent sold Is co.AeS In one cay. Send III
our xtTal terms 10 Agents and IL fun fcscli.,.
ton Of the work. Address NATIONAL pu..4
Lls!I1NG Co, Phiiailrlphia. Pa.
nhTINI0M Unreliable aud worthless ban. \
UnU lUNs oaI Tic Exhilstinn arc beinr c,f
euiiicd. DO not b, 'ietrited See hat The
book Y II buy contains S4 pages aud G30 tilg
enEraslnGs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
To the Voters OF Penn Township.

The undersigned hereby announced him
self asa clndidat' FOR Constable, 1T the
coming clcctIpn, and respectfully sOhcitS the
support of his fellow citizens
Jan. 25.1T. MICHAEL LAMT.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

GynA 4 MONTH u Active Msr selling our
VJWS Letter Copying BOOK. No press or
water used, Samp,t copy worth $3.50 FREE.
SeHd stamp lor circular. EXCELSIOR
MFG. CO, Madison anl i32 Dearborn ST.
CHICAGO.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
J. =. MILLER,
fashionable Tailor,
AARONsBGRG.

Having opened rooms on the lst
floor Of John Rupp's building he is
prepared To manufacture all kinds
Of mems and boys garments. accord
ing TO the latest styles, and upon
shrtest notice, and all word war
ranted to render satisfaction. Cut
ting and repairing done.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS,
Which may be done with one fourths
tho usual expense, bY using our
| PATENT
SLATE PAINT
Fifteen Years Established
MIXED READY FOR USE.
FiIc-prUOf, Waterproof, Durable,
Economical and Ornamental.
A roof may be covered with n very cheap
shingle, and 10y app ication of this Slate lie
made 10 last from ~ to - years. Uld roofs
can be patched and coated, looking much
better and lasting longer than new shingles
without the slate, for
One-third the Cost of Re-slingling.
The expense Of stating new shingles Is on
~ about the cost 0f simply laying them. TIL:
patnt is PIHE PIS)of against sparks or flying
cmbers, az may lie tasIlj tested - amy Ote
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK,
and for tin or iron has no equal "a Il ex
l..iitiS by heat, contracts by cold. aud NEVER
CRACKS nor scales. kpdfS 81 veipd With Tar
Sheathing Felt can be made waIer-tight ut
small expense, and preserved for many years
This Slate Paint N
EXTREMELY CHEAP.
Two gallons will cover hundred square
feet Of Shinglc roof, while on tin, iron. felt,
matched boards. or any smooth surface,
from two quarts TO one gallon are required
Ia 100 square feet 0f surface, and although
the paint has heavy DSAy Il Is easily APP
pll0d with n brush.
No Tar is used In this Composition,
therefore Il neither cracks Ga Winter, nor
runs In summer.
On decaycd shingles, II nTlS NJ the holes
And pores, and gives new Substantial roof
that Will last for years. CURLED OFT WARPED
shingles IL bT1urs tO their places. and keeps
tnem there. IL ills zap ali hOhe~ Ia felt r,bofs
stops the leaks--and although a slow dryer
ratn does not affect u a few h0HrS after an
plying. As nearly all paints that are black
cUntaiu TAR, be sHle yOR Whtain onr genuine
article, which tfor shingle roofSJ Is
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
R.s.&A LACEY, Attorneys,

AChA-NN Lo.NN ~. -.
ANY person desiring information AZ 10 the
standing ana responsibility Of the members
OF the firm will. ON request. I've furnished
with u satisfactory reference In his viciuity
or Congressional district.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Fifteen Years Established.
MIXED READY FOR USE.
HIc-prOOf, Waterproof, Durable,
Economical and Ornamental.

A roof may be covered with n very cheap
shingle, and 10y app iication Of this Slate be
made 10 last from ~ to - years. Uld roofs
can be patched and coated looking much
bette aud lasting longer than new shingles
Nlth0u. the slate, for
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
1T STOPS EVERY LEAK,

and for tin or iron has no equal IA IL ex-
,2iitIS by heat, contracts by c0ld. aud NEVER
CRACKS nor scales. Roofs cl veipd With Tar
Shcathing Feit can be made waTer-tigIlt ut a
small expense, and preserved for many years.
This Slate Paint IL
, 1877-04-12
- LETTER FROM THE MAN WHO KICKS.
70 Ina f:dit1T u Taa Trthxss.

WATsEkA, ILL.,, April l0.-1n your iasue Of tho
7th inst you pbIlshed tho enclosed Do mo the
favour 10 publish tho following facts In reply 10
what was published for skeels without comment
a. appreciate Joar position ~ N standardization
organ, This bet waa tas Elsys would 10 elected On
tho 7th Of no. BY An honest election without fraud
or tcchnIeaittes myself and dtalntesested parties
who were present made athdAyits to the above con-
d!tIons Of tho bit
Previous to ths DIST t1st) Of Febr hast called
On Ns. Culver and notsfed him that those who
were constituted by bettlnE men tho Judges On
bets. In New York and el ewhere had declared all
bets OF on presidential election, And that we
woutd after that time consider tar of, And fur
ther stated that did not want his money, II sup-
posed he considered Ind nok won it, Nor did want
to pay him money he had not won. At that Tina
cpn-ldrred Tildens Ch1nccs better than t1ayeA. /
uolcfed The holder Of the checks Mr. 6keels the
Same thsng and demanded my checks which 10
refused to give up fEe.aous to the 18th Of Feb
l told hr culver ! did not o<.cen bis check
Of any va1ue than the paper It wAs written on,
A. knew he wuuld not pay 1t aftef notentd him
Culver 10 money OF checks up that Indiana would
give ostr 1900 majority for Tllten. Tho oftcll
count gave Tt'dcn t,,5j IuaIofity, was owing Mt
Culver balanra of accounts. About the Sih Of Deer
inst asked him 10 allow me the bet to bet ho sd-
1utel had won. but he ftfutrd-afeging ~ an
excuse that notencd tiu, tar bets was on on The
presidential election waN willing and paid him
back the money he admitted w0n on Indiana when
be demanded It: respectfully your, Z. D4kToa
r. =, you can commept all you Wish on above II
you do not want " publish II without Z. D.
, 1877-04-12
WILL CONTESTS.

Nxw YoRx, April 11.-Ths general term OF tho
Supreme Court hhs Just delivered an elaborate
opinion deciding that tha Surrogate caunot allow
Gusts 70 the defeated pArtY In will consestA- The
practice Of allowing costs. tho opinion dcclatrs,
virtually oers hEsbe to reckless contestants and
thels couneel TO prevent the settcmtnt Of t.la!e<
By ,sn snd nsSe ss
speedy adj ustment. II might LEAD 10 great ahasra,
70 Injury ot widows and orphans, and ia creditors
seduIons 10 protect. 1t would be hazardous 81.
pertinent faf wealthy man to attrmti to fdlspo*e
of his eatata BY nth own Will II It eHtd ~ d'stTh-
uted II tho mere will OF 4 Surrogate among the
counsel OF al whu CHOOSE 10 vt up Whatever pro.
tonsa Of contest ths Ingenuity Of asaFtcs csn de-
fish.
, 1877-04-12
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

~ kH1 6NHQT u lRt 1sS9RH9s ,
CnIcAoo, April 10. In view Of the ssAsmlng
increase Of siskusss dus to the Impure character
Of cur watst*aupply, Il has seemed TO mo thar
more explicit directions should bc given 10 the
public Ia relation to the method OF putifying 1t
before u.ing = tor dr,akinF pnspoacs.
And EEst, Il should t4s kNowu that shis w1tey
contains the elements OF septie poison. We are
drinking tho sane poAou that 40 breathe whom We
inhsiH newer gas. The wster has no o4of because
It has been deodoFized by the paEoF wafer Of tbs
lake; but thia Il not aisirsecston NeIthsf ls tha
present clearing up" Of the water slgn Of
acope and al chemical tests- There Aro only two
method. q purifying ths wstsr 20 = 70 MAKE make
iron, twenty to thirty minutes. Thts destxoys
Ill septic 1eyms, and Ill water drink FOE
wesks 10 come should b. boiled I sAy
stfor weeks ~ como, because tho poison vl1l
Mugef In The mains fur long tims sfeaE waller
b4gans 70 run through them ~ Another mstaod
vcn!snt, l. 70 Add 10 eseh gallon aro grsi1s OF
axlicJIie 4cid. A hHss quAnttty would "
thoroughly. and Allow 1t to estta. THIS u thor
ough dlsiafec&lon, and fsndss tbs wataf perfectly
II othss phyaleisn. have - many patients tnost.
ly ehildeen) III with fever and bowel eomplslnts :
large proportion Of the population Of tha dty srs
K. n. HALE. u. D.
, 1877-04-12
MARINE.
CHICAGO,

AHRtvALs-pfop Messenger, Benton Harbor, ann.
dFlcs; prop Depero. frankfort, sundFies; prop q.
+. Heath HsugAtuek, sundFses; schr Auntc Thor.
rtnc, Man!towoe, cedar posts; schs Belle Drown.
Ahnapee, railroad ties: sel,r Early Bird, Sou.h
Haven, wood; schr Winnie Wing, rentwatsr. luu.
bGr. ...
t.LEAnAxcE-schr Tempest jackson Port, 9 brla
four, br's pork. and sunaties; scLr L. D. Coa!es,
Muskegon, 6 brta beef. brls pork. and sundties;
dries; Prop hepcre, Man!stee, 10 bu oats. 10
hrls ao.i,, 70 bf: I,otk: md soadFtM*s; IA prop Q.
prop q. I. Heath, baugstuck, 100 bu corn, zoo
green hides apt supdr1ca.
, 1877-04-12

Y. Cole Ds: A. q. 1sctbe, -ns, l.. A. ncebe. n.
t;torge n. Nll,., and y. Talcott., while he e.
Council q pty:tean: hss Sssn keii E"Gc twieo
been done thst human knowiedre and lnaenu!ty
coSa ~ Hss5. H;arEr't5I 81 70 ,,,s no t,s it,,
I-eb., and D., i; i. ,l,eehe, smother bfother !n
r.: married in ,sa9 ia 10 .s Msir se nsew.er ii Il
is rsom s sf; S,d 81 s Il e9sn s.so eSI s n a 1t
war through the frequent Inheritance NJ lettera.
Ills l,tste daughter: Gertrade ma rcar- o!d while
Ehr,atisn., and members of Plymouth Chnreh, md
soiat'on aud sympathy from ihs Kss. iii. Etereat,
iheif new pastor, and from Numerous loving
il now se.nAfts to speak Of
pR. BEEgE's PROFESSIONAL ArTA1NNKNTs,
Of which there IL ample testimony on Ill slider.
se wa. NUT close 'tnst nt, az Keen ob.etver;
an operation which bis judgment sppfn.eh, or The
s q the sa's + hse2re ,mR esssqss
ai.tfnsiI .ins trass,es boId. postiye, sgsrrssise
tIlity tn. The most successful erpedicnt.. lte ts
sutgdcal practice. In which he stood pre- eminent.
thc method nf tnfs!on IN ornsy dsesrts. which he
II se 81 'f soa ss petsps tss stn's II. os
fa9m. fae ,ssSn ys;, Vii sn 5s, ,, er,
Sssass 2; :.',ss"'stss h.Ss. ~ % !sie.,ns: % I'D
d!.tlnet step*: ar.t. the antputnsIon Of the in.
tehtii,cs: second tho uufon Of the divided ends Of
the intcat!ne.. heh he performed IL weekr si.et
the internal opening Of the abdo,nsnal saIis. ii
~. Operation be took oas o.ss .siry feet q the
I0Efu 10 SfHW fQWG{HEf again. anu rfhtOYE1 MrA.
, 1877-04-12
IrnnE wtLLrAHs-srt cnsa I. .7f3. Chamberlain va
Hnrfel. No clHEt on trial,

Hurfel. M canEe on trial,
JUDGMENTS.
Uslrsp Hr41xs t1tsTsrT EorHr-1ur1E nfon.
oEr1-itohert cMxrii e. s!. rrneccls os sale #
Etitoenrr Daniri Newhaili decree. faos. milwaukee
shtp,Yard Company ~ Esnc, &E.s7
sErEki0H t:nrhr-trIMk t5Axy-H. II. Walwofth,
ises!ss "d ts Gr .as ~. A., r. AEsa 3r
Ghntes Krr1 ND fnsrt i:s,r s7;M;1.-ltcnsy az
lcMnIen 1t IL. "a. Chatlea .. Aadetson tanninxhsM
fiaGord. md .fan,es =: vanEhan: ~! ~ 81 "a T.
Yi.5U,.-lacnh iIespeler ~ Owen E*anS and {. u.
iEiur .jAAEsnv-k. II. Boldenvect -. Louis Mul.
tcr. ekrf I'd. - William Btevena ". .l1hn 4. Owen.
fl51 bt.-Thognns BfoTn Va. IaMr1 Clark, &193.-h
Wilma 1enty WI. snd George Vost: verdict s3I5.
E,ssrir G'uxTeli.pos 1aoaxx.--s... {. !. G. Iss.
roaA Company "a. Celia T. and WliiaMens Dnter. tnn
Hnticrs -AadTcv lfaIcn Masa +. itlila gnardlan
q Charles Hfl.; ysnst sf snd Totsn fo1 ncw
$in Wam K Gnsr!Gs -. II It"''a. M n r!ttss Henry
ehet.-J r.. Knowles ct a r. Christoyllcs KcMmtua
3e5. e0.-u. C.. Lamb r. ]. Appleton fTItsUn. t74.
, 1877-04-12

REEF OFF CALUMET, ILL.
A spar lnoy has bseu substituted for tho third
class can heretofore marking this reef. Tic buoy
II paned rod. aud Il placed on tho ahosl In eight
foot Of water.
Calumet Point bearing 3.14 deg. west. distant
2, liz yards. ClaFk's Point ": ty \; n. .dtstsnt
!, .30 y&rda. ]. n. MtLLkNs
Commander Y. s. Navy, Lighthouse Inspector
Eleventh District. Detroit. Mich.
, 1877-04-12
WOULD NOT LIVE AWAY.
IN sAx Ecttfor af ~ 7f{hasas,

CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch IN yestes~
day's TMsuks. Announcing tho death Of Dr..
Nuhls1beIg L. New York, ststes: ''nt 4nhlsa-
Iesx was tho author Of many wel-knoN1 hyMna
statement will b. reeulrrd with snspHse hJ tue
lnauy admirers VI the life and character Of nLhop
Itebes wsote that hymn many years before Dt,
luhltnbe1x MAJ born. WA1l4k IL AOAAs.