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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-17
PERSONAL.

nR. HlNSON, DENTIST, 279H MAIN ST,
~ Memphis, Tenn. N. b. After more than
l feel that | am competent to render you a
service, and impart Information that will en-
able you to retain yeur natural teeth through
out this life. S. HINS0N, 2T9h Main st.
20-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-17
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS:

Wednesday Evening, IL. 1877.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-17

Ice CREAM, chocolate and cocoanut
caromels every day at FlOyd's, opposite
Court Square. 4O.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-10-17

last
President Vaughan moved out with a
corps Of hands and mechanics and went
to work putting timbers in place and
pushing forward the work Of track lay.
ing. The iron is now at our depot, and
next week will see several more miles of
it laid down. Colonel Vaughan has spent
several days OF this week up the line be.
yond the Forked Deer. Our Crockett
county friends may now safely prepare
to haul their cotton to the Holly Springs,
Brownsville and Ohio railroad on their
own side Of the river, for, weather Ger.
hitting, the trains will be on the high.
lands north of the Forked Deer BY the
LIST Of November. Look out ..or the loco.
motivel"
The General Baptist Association Of
East Tennessee met a. Knoxville on the
18th, over 100 hundred ministers and
lay'menbers being in attendance, and
DR.. Montgomery presiding. The Tribune
says: They constitute a good.looking
body, many of whom are in the prime Of
vigorous manhood, while others are vet.
Grams in the cause of Christ. The gene
raj association last year numbered within
its limits sixteen subordinate associa-
tons, over $50 churches, and a member.
ship of abou, 10000. The church, dur.
ing the year, has been 10 a prosperous
condition, and statistics, we learn. show
a gratifying increase The Bap,ist
State Convention, which has Jurisdiction
over the entire State. will assemble Al
Chattanooga on the Oath inst,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-07

A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.
n. old stand 81 Nassau st.
TOMORROW (THURsOAY). AT IL O'CLOCK.
Vt salesroom. 81 Nassau vt.
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Brussels and ingram Carpets Brussels 20 yards long
Oiicoths Mating &c nne rosewood (wing SOM Par
l0r Organ.
A CONTINUATION SALE OF
PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS.
at Kseer's Gallery. So Liberty st..
TODAY, at II O'clock.
A UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
:. .oa q AoksSisc
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock. at the
NO. iS5 WEST ' asD ST.. NEAR 9Th Az.
2 brilliant toned PianoforssA. Stenway and Windsor
superb satin Paror suits.
I? elegant rosewood Etageres
elegant MXntel Set.
25 choice bronze Figures.
10 pieces Parian StatuRry.
Is windows lace Curtains.
IS Brussels and ingram CarpctA
10 fine OIL Paintings. best artists
2 elegant Cabinets
elegant Library bookcases
elegant Library Tables 49,
2 Lady'x Secretaries and Bookcases counbineA
y Easy Chairs. Turkish style.
Music Boxes, best Paris makers. .
u elegant Bedroon, Suits complete in black walnut
"a cured hair and spring Mattresses
"a Pillows aud Bolsters.
10 elegant black walnut KOckerA
- Bedroom Chxirs to match.
4 black walnut Lounges
elegant bedroom and rarlor Clocke
elegant black walnut Bullets.
superb Extension Tables
"a black walnut Dining Chairs
? china Dinner and Tea SETS silverware, Cutlery. &C.
LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctiouees.
Goods boxed, csrtod and shipped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-07

SALES AT AUCTION:
A. SPRING SALES OF ruRsiruRE
HENRY D. MINER, AucTIoNEER
date Henry ii. Leeds 4 Miner established is4D.
One. and Ar. Gallery s4s Broadway.
s
A ID. ). GREENoUdn. AUcrIoNEE.
WATCHES. JEwELRY. DfASoSDs. sILvARwARE. &C.
Tiiis DAY. AT ii AND O'CLOCK.
AT HIS STORE, 10; 10 sRoADwAya DIRECTLY
SALE sohS IL E ssE FOX saE
ARE nIroAxr PROOF
BARKER CO, Al AND 20 LIBERTY ST..
viii sell mi. cay {wsdn:sd.y and sono.Gw har.d.y,
''-~' y ''' ''"' ''"''' ~'''-'' GEORGE BANKS
AFT
Nov ON exhibition.
., tho
schenck Art GALLERY.
No. 90 Liberty st..
choice collection OF Foreign Oil Paintings
be sold auction Thursday and Friday. March and
= '''''- ''lA EDWARD scHENcx. Auosionesr.
A -rHE AEssRs LEAvITr. AUcrIoNEERs.
THIS lweDNEsDAD MORNING.
All o'clock. ON tine premises, 80 East l4sh ct.
Executive psrsmpt0ryy sale s on the premises.
Handsome surplus Household Furniture.
Mirrors, Curtains, carpets China. Gas Fixtures.
Oil Paintings &c,
will be sold without BY order OF ssseStors
some rosewood Drawing Room and sitting Room Suits
upholstered In satin and blue silk damask rose
wood and mahogany chamber and dining room Furniture
5
gold band Dinner Service. handsomely decorated French
chin. supper Service handsome Gas Fixtures WilsSn
particulars Ia catalogue TO 10 had " the house or Ut
Clinton Hall.
4 UCTioN SALE THIS DAY.
"A THIS twsanssday,, MnRN y Ss e 10 o'clock.
NO wnsr ,d rfIy "a EE FEsnsSnHf AND 9TH avs
HousEhoLD FJRSir!RE. wokks or Ait,
sL nEqsi @kss1 Ep
sTEISWAy II x HcTH Axi, RIAE Ef1y6
rosewood and walnut frames covered In crimson tan and
gold brocsde satin and coesine Turkish and spanish
Lounges. Easy Chairs. nlaid msrquery and gut CenIe
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French M*nte SETS
CLOCKS. Music Boxes Library and sscretare Bookcssss
BfSs S,sfy nssi sos %!.qx
plain Bedroom Sots iniaid and gilt Bedsteads Dressing
Gases Bureaus washstands single and double Bedssads
ke Toilet Sets rep plush suits. marble top Tables
Chairs in leather siivsrware Cockery two Hall Stands.
velvet, Btussels and ingram Carpets
B-Aen TO remoye pack Or snip go1qS; S,y o,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
NOTICE.

ITO g. WARREN, d. M. HARRIS, J.
u Philips: You are each of you hereby
notified that we have expended in money
and labor for you, G. Warren, the sum Of
fitty-three dollars; for you, ID. M. Harris,
the sum of ten dollars; for you, J. Philips
the sum of sixteen dollars; upon your Sc.
veral interests in the Tehomo mine. first
west extension, situated in Middle Boise
N district, Alturas county, Idaho
Territory; and unless you pay to us the
sum OF money hereby demanded, together
with costs, on or before the expiration Of
ninety days, your interest in said mine
Will be forfeited to US by due process OF
law, and will become our property. 81
JAMES DAVIS.
J. N. PEDLER
Atlanta, I. T.. Oct 27th, 1876. 8m /
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
NEW YORK PRICES

AT THE
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13

IyoN,s KATHAIRoE makes beautiful,
glossy. luxuriant hair; prevents its falling
ont or turning gray. 1t has stood the test
OF 4Oyears. Is charmingly perfumed' ana
has no rival.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
&Rfo 600 per per. day ayr # h 30 free. Sam
STrNsor & Co., Portland, Maine.

ez~s. NJ. PErrENG1LL Co., 10 State Street. bos-
tom At Park Row, New York, and 7Ol CHESTNUT Street
Philadelphia are our Agents for procuring advertise
ments for the IDAHO W. Id in the above Cities and
authorized to contract advertising at our loves !
rates.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
dissolution.

AT0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
.,,e cor,artnership heretofore existing between
the UNDERSIGNED at Idaho City, Boise county Iasns
Territory in the business ef un sh3s
the firm name and style Of Bomar CuTTi9 Z sss
o,,tborized to collect debts due the firm, ana wiz
a,so settle ali demands presented against inc n5.
6 THOMAS CTRRIE-
IDAHO CRY, Feb. is. 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
"Art Initiating Nature"

A coating of diamonds on pure crystal
these are Partisan Diamonds. Their
luster is perpetual. For sale only q
HUMPHREYS Jewelu
Store, 779 Broadway, opposite Stewart
New York. Goods sent c. o. d., viii
privilege to examine before paying for
them. Send for illustrated price liz
e. have no agents.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13

Notice.
The following warrants will be paid on
representation at the County Treasurer's
'.pffice, out Of the County General Fund:
szVarrant No. 1851. 80
$40 ..s.essoe.sass.s o. 70
AOA % 10
X. w. ToNPK1Ns,
Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, Jan. s, 1878.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-04-13
q "a az Z

20 the Working Class. -.-Ws are
7saoMprepared to furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole
l.ftste time, or for their spare moments.
business new, light and profitable. Per-
sons Of others sex easily earn from so cents
20 SIS per evening", and proportional sum
~ devoting their whole'time to the bust
ross. Boys and girls earn nearly as much
IL men. That all who's this notice may
: send their address, and test the business
A'ssS make this unparalleled offer: To such.
7 ) sre not well satisfied we will send one
ollar to pay for the trouble of writing.
!. -uIl 9particulars, samples worth several
III 1llars to commence work on, and copy
OgHomc and Fireside, one of the largest
nd best Illustrated Publications, all sent
zee by mail. Reader. if you want perma-
'sent, profitable work, address. GaoRGn
~ tsAsoE ACo., Portland, GainA !.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

SILK AND VELVET.
so pieces Silk Velvet ut Soc peryard.
so pieces Lyons silk Velvet shades ST. 81 25 per
yard, worth nearly double.
pieces extra quality Of rich Lyons back and coored
Silk voivet shades, extra Ono quality only 81 49
formerly 50 50 yard
FLOWERS PROM i5c. SPRAY UP.
$50 pieces Silk every color and shade, only 49c vory
cheap
--latest styles Of Trimmed Hats
from 50 to SIS.
In every new style knownto tho trade.
special. "
Is cases American Calicoes 41sc
Is bales red Twill Flannel. DC: reduced from 35c
$50 pairs Blankets ia size, only $2 87 worth - 75
Blankets supcrfne only "a IS formerly IS
1900 dozen Kid Gloves new colors. 400
500 dozen KID Gloves very fine only 5Sc.
100 dozen Corsets at 49c worth 81.
RODGERS ORR BROS.
ls3. ls5, 1877. 9th av
between 10Th 2Oth stG
Greatest sacrifice ever known In
RICH DRY GOODS IN THIS CITY.
RODGERS ORR BROS,
1873, 1875. 1877 9th av..
between 10th and 10th sts.,
viii OFFER on MONDAY OCTOBER 20 an entire i'm
nortcrs stock Of rich Silks RICH vELyETS FINE CA SI.
MERES elegant DRESS GOODS. bought for CASH Mt
42c on COLLAR order increase hitherto largo
trade will offer the following goods such extraord
nary prices astonsh the cosost BUYERS As we
advertise only when fully prepared to offer bargains
q cali Of inspection will more tEan amply repay.
o. --------------Vn
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

FLOWERS AND FEATHERS. [
Real Ostrich Tips, lSc.. 20c.. DC
Very heavy Ostrich Tips. 35c., 45c, soc.
Plumcs 14inch long, 75c, formerly g.
Extra nne real Ostrich Tips, TO and S5c.
Full lines fancy Wings. &c. l0c.. $50. 23c.
Extra fine impion Wings, $780, cold elsewhere a. 81 co.
Pom Pons Nc. each np
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
MILLINERY.
WINTER OPENING OF FELT HATS

Ladies' desiring to unusual and Agnihcent dis
play rich Paris Millinery should fail call and
our grand display this week Of winter novelties.
RODGERS O4R BROS.
Fine Felt, every shape and color.oniy
-10c.-
Extra fine Felt. elegant styles and quality only 24c
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

Il ERP's SUPER STOUT ENGLISH nALF HOSE, 81
hdozen. 2jc. pair. KEEPS linen canbric Handkcr
chicis ~ dozen, 25c. per pair.
AT Fulton a., G23 Bro adway, -. w.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

Coo LII 90 ( AZ K ssssS
AND SUITS
Clearing out our stock OF imported manufae
''sS sSsss IL ss.vRRH 81. G.SAK
.pfy NEWER MAT sSsi S Is ssssas . M trimmed
Elegant a.so insns o. st. Bernsri Cloth in sAcouEs
'ae as
Colcred Cashmere SUITS. $40, reduced from $40.
, fore purchasing elsew
Elegant carriage STorhSIS srd syrS1s 6rSpTs Sr,tSTs
ossseSH At shoRr SSeo1riicciKs.
FANCY GOODS
large assortment Of SILK and WORSTED FRINGES,
An sssortmen Of Ladies' Misses and chldren's
HosIEkY-C Ca.hmcrs Msrne and Cotton, in French. Eng
SEHSs Sa&Sfsss SSSSs y \.
9 fully finished Gents Shirts for IS TO-
LARGE PURCHASE or
II r, T ::
BBBB LILA AE NM fkEEEEE ! ssss .
anu'eorsr' s.ntIsSs wEs r,Gsa saiSrs sssa g Offers.
than at any time for the past fifteen years
ROSE ,;;ss'|I 0}i Si:sSsTs, KS :ss;.s
ALL wooi e. issy s'';a ss IS~ 81 As 81 90
uousrKnHriSa 1sll !Iss Of LINENS
mt decided bargains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
and s dupcsse % our beat imported Passcpn Bonnets
st cno-third tho cost
II. o,NEILL CO..
32l TO 800 9th nv,
corncy on,h -
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
DRY GOODS.
A.
" ~ 4, 4 + + = +; + T:
" ( 4 EE.ss 4. hhn. zr.s 4 /
N N sss 'ss 50 % 81 s1' II HH1' II
EEsssS 2 sss g $saas Il EEn T.
HfHfx sssss sooook ILL sEEEr I

ERs' AUCTION SALE. IMMENSE BARGAlhH sA
rRAoRDINARY INDUCEMENTS. UNUSUALLY Low
PRICES voR THE COMING WEEK
DRESS GOODS.
: 10 cases IMITATION cAMELS HAIR. 100. ise snd
. IS case. fRIsMArio PoPLISx zoo and 2se., worth
rs Bo GERETfA PoPLIss. sio. and s7xo- worth
Il css.s - PkEscT CASHMERE. FINE QUALITY. TX
yaros wide 500 62c, 75c. and 81
10 cases FRENCH PLAiDS, i0c. i2o i5e and 7oc. snd
...nxo,,sjB BLAcK !. S;x oooDss 90 a7x,
is cas.s FRENCH CASHMERE. ALL WOOL. 500. &C..
as oas.s Br%cR XfTscA sea a a quality ao sso and
BLACK silks
q cases VERY HEAVY BLACK SILKS. 6oc.. 75o and
eases C4ShMEEs FINISH BLACK SILK. 81 so and
cases coLoRED DRESS Silks 75e. 81. 81 IS and
y ~ s''' - LXnfEs' SUUiITTs.
800 LADIES' BEAUTIFULLY MADE SUITS, 50, So
Sl2 The material In this nc OF suits reniied at 2oc and
ido BLACK SILK SUITS. at s2s, ss7 so. $50 and up
- 80 LADIES GLoxKs: -
$50 BEAVER CLOAKs extra long So s., 81 so and $40
: 800 MArELAssE CLOTH cLoAKs. 50. sls, SIS. $50
and upward.
l.0oo SCOTCH PLAID SHAWLS, 81, % so. "a and
800 sRooHE AND PAISLEY LONG sHAwLs. $40
BLANKETS
1000 pairs WOOL BLANKETS, g.. SIS and 81 so; worth
i-9 WALLER n McSORLEY
245 Grand st.. near Bowery New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

Special attractions in made up LACE GOODS
All tho latest novelties in chiidens Lace Gaps. Collars.
Cuffs, Bows, Scarfs, &C.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE MANUFAC-
TURE OF LACE SUITS, JACKETS. 10.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF REAL
LACE GOODS IN THE CITY.
vELvETS. TRIMMING silks PLuSHES &c.
A full line OF Pushes from 81 50 to $4 So
# SATINS from 75c to f.
BROWN AND NAVY BLUE VELVET. 81 5G
SATIN and Gros Grains, NIL widths from 24c to o0c
Double Ribbons, double colors Nos IL and
I6, 64c.
x ruii line Of sash Ribbons s-inch, 6oc.
(ros grain black Nos lG 20 and 80 l6c. yard, all
silk
GLOVES.
Our importation: the "Javstte" Glove, the best In
the shades. and from eight buttons
sst3at Suedc in three buttons 81 10, all colors
Glove two buttons 81 saxon Beauty" from
buttons. esc and upward; every pair warranted Castor
Dogskin, &C.
Scarf Tics and SILK Haudkorchiofs In great variety.
LADIES' AND CaiLDREN's UNDERWEAR
INFANTS OUTFITS.
Geo + o00s 4 K1FF 'S'
2 l. 3 AAA XIX
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

LIVERY LADY IN INVITED TO EAAMINE THE
knunity OF KEEPS patent partly made Dress shirts
.ds rom Wamsnts muslin; bo.ons thrcepl Irish
linen ~; plain seams 10 hnish. Samples and
'"'"'"'' 323 9th av., New York.
427 Fulton st., Brooklyn. U23 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
DRf GOODS.

& = EEEEs Y y EEzz sssss
& l.. Il j.. ....
Il. L.. ! L.. $. s.:
$40 AND s5i srH Av.
near 2sth ..
In addition regular stock. VIM onsr this vsst
the following joba
DRESS GOODS
ONE CASE ALL WOOL BLACK cAsHMERs. 80
BETTER GRADES AT CSC. sso.. 7so. AND ssc.'
worth fully 20 per cont moro
VERY PINE QUALITY AT 81. worth 81 90
:Sss line. q souskTIEs MOSS ErFEcrs and
;, 9ss ssa oAsE rAsMASAs oSLY soc' sold ''ssy-A'''
ONE CASE POLO CLOTH At Ieo., worth zoe.
SILKS
We have purchased number Of blsck and ooorod
SILKS from the recent auction snles At very low PRICES
BLACK GRos GRAIN FROM SOC. UP.
GsssSE II SK 4; II
Less THAN 81 rs II viii repsy inspection.
CLOTHS.
which We osss sss's :. 5s fully
,naussmsns. e Beavers. csnsa.' Asrsehsn'
SUITS. SUITS.
.orf%.nsi1 every respect both in
ssias s: rom IE e. + s IS as ss
SIX Suits from s45 up e si5o
EVERY STYLE OF SLoTksi SkoTh AND DESIGN AT Low
S5lsPSfE' s5Hs KfEl sSiTs iiTs vhsS ssEashFTH
INFANTS 0LRAk iR gSa5ssAhAhSrS At
20 dozen eamorc Wrappers lined waists only ooc worth
% DOZEN es%ers wrappSs e q 80 g worth csc.
tycoon rep "''0p''''b 'bomxaSs. 5sSn x Sup
We will soil remaining stock Of SO Dolmsns. fol-
ss2s ss: s. Ds%..s Sss go
Imported silk masoa,s9 DS%sPs at sia' worth $50
W.. Mh.,s ss.s:. !. g @ sc :,'s 81 osy ~ S s.
weight, aud arc worth fr'IS r,'II5SsiISSrv sIS
Full lines Of every mako Of ladies' ecnomens and cn'l
extra heavy regular ansh mons msrino Under
-sTs'sd jssis''. rITT'Ss' ',EJys: TsSSss &C.. &C.
50 dozen two button kid Gloves dark shades at $50.
Our gloves specially made Tor our trade cannot be
$40 and 3 EFEzs, s,s AZ.
A.
e.; /. ....l..., :. !. :, i i :: ::
BBB L 90 90 NM NM SIS '"
b L O o 0 o mn NM s."
+ b l. o o. o MNNM
6BB 0 O o o MNNM SSS
sssE S. 4,
FRACTIONS IN
/ MTLLINERY
FELT. BEAVER FLUSH THrY vvr .re AVN poxSpro
STYLES SUPERB. PRICES HALE TIE EXOR-
BITANr RATES CHARGED ELSEWHERE:
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, -FEATHERS. BIRDS AND
ORNAMENTS
SAME PROPORTION.
I BLOOMS, BLOOMS. I
33S BUWERY, $40
BETWEEN BOND AND GREAT JONES SITS.
The New York herald., 1877-10-28

lS3 1855. 1877 9Th Av.,
between 18th and 10Th stA -
Having Just opened styles OF French novetos
Suits and Mantlos will make special Offering Of novel;
tics at low prices sL
SUITS
oopopular sui.s wen nicely trimmed and very ssy'
$50 Cames Hair Suits effects oxact copies Of
French styles, at SC so; good value for So
800 Bouretta Cloths, new shades and moss enects
with Moss Trimming, three shades: Silk Cording richly
blended. with silk Trimming, In tho latest imported
styles. only SIT 35 TO S22. worth fully 6S TO $i2 each
80 5O worth NJ lenst Sla
$50 best French Cashmere suits trimmed with rich
grain silk and gnifccntly trimmed, we'll finished and
stylish only SIS to $24 worth 81 TO ei2 each more
Silk Suits exact copies Of French sylcs, from $50 up
waro
CLOAKs AND SHAwLs.
$50 Matese Clo9ks extra long and good qualify Of CLOTH
only f3 80; worth at least 81.
200 black Beaver Cloth Sacques only 81: worth than
double.
$50 Heavy black Beaver, trimmed with riik velvet
only 80, good value at 80 80.
375 Magnificent quality Of French and English Beaver
trimmed with silk galoon and fringe latest novelties
Just out, very stylish.
IS so, worth $40 so
g. IS, worth $i2 25
SiO so worth Sl5 00
&l3 -, worth SlS 75
An immense stock select from. Our cloaks hnshed
by tailors premises aud warranted per-
feet ht, eat work. good styles low prices
500 ShAwls from auction, at $1
$50 Wool Shawls nj 81 so, worth So so.
500 Broche shawls at $l9. worth moro than double.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-07
Destructive Storms in Chill.

Advices from South America report
that Valparaiso and Santiago have sui
fered from fearful rains and great mum
dations, with loss of life and property;
other ports of the republic have also
suffered from the unusually heavy rains.
In Valparaiso the rain fell heavily for
thirty hours consecutively, more than
enough to produce a general inundation,
and convert the streets into navigable
canals. According to the rain gauge the
total fall of rain during thirty-six hours
was between five and six inches. The
otherwise dry and sandy ravines were
converted into veritable rivers, and the
rush of water was so terrific that the
sewers were unable to withstand the
pressure and burst ia every direction.
The water flowing through the streets
found its way into the cellars and lower
etories of the houses and warehouses, in
ficting incalculable damage and loss on
their inmates and owners. @a
Many bridges have been injured and
some have been entirely destroyed.
There have also been several landsips,
and the loose earth finding its way into
the sewers further impeded the passage
of the water and materially assisted in
forcing in out of its natural channels.
Many houses were injured through the
same cause, and several were completely
demolished, involving the death of their
unfortunate inmates.
All communication was interrupted
between Valparaiso and Santiago, as the
line i'll many places was inundated and
otherwise injured. Street traffic was al
so temporarily suspended. In Santiago
and other parts of the country the rains
have been equally severe, and of course
the extent of the damage in equal pro-
portion.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-07
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The editor of Paris paper has been sum-
moned before the Correctional Tribunal for
publishing an insulting remark about Cen
Grant. About the same hour the ex-President
was in the city of Edinburgh, undergoing the
ceremony of having the freedom of the Scotch
capital presented to him.
A cable dispatch announces the death of
Louis Adolph Theirs, the celebrated French
statesman, in the 80th year of his age.
The death of Theirs has created a profound
impression throughout all Europe, and more
especially in France, where it is regarded as a
national calamity. Manifestations of public
grief are noticeable to an extent which recalls
the state Of feeling in the United States pro-
duced by the intelligence of the sudden taking
of Of President Lincoln in 1865. The Repub-
icans are dismayed at the sudden loss Of the
man upon whom they had centered their hopes
and desires as the successor of MacMahon,
while the Conservatives regard the circum-
stance as certain to operate in their favor at
the ensuing elections.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-09-07
FRESH PARAGRAPHS.

A BILL is to be presented in Congress
next session to secure a pension to Ida
Lewis, the American Grace Darling,
who, though still faithful to her duties
as keeper of the light, is in very bad
health.
The Government paper-mills at Glenn
Falls, Pa, have been closed. The stock
now on hand for bank-note and internal
revenue purposes is so large that an adj
ditional supply will not be needed for a
year.
THE New York Sunday Mercury pub
fishes full list of the dramatic COM
panies formed for the entire country A
few good names are enlisted in each of
the New York theaters, but the COM
panies are by no means "full and COM
plete." In this respect the West is
ahead of the East, and McVicker's The
a.er, Chicago, is entitled to the ribbon
There is no better company formed than
tie one engaged for this popular house.
The Mercury deserves credit for it's en-
terprise in not only giving full list of
all the companies, but also OF all the
F" combinations which are to be inflict-
ed on the country towns as great at
fractions" They are good, bad and In