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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13

BOARDING HOUSE.
HENRY RoBAck. Proprietor Good boarding by
the day or week Reasonably.
DRUG STORE.
W. III. BUNNEIL. Dealer In pure Drugs,
Popular Patent Medicines. Stationery. etc.
PHYSICIAN.
Il. III. POCOCK. M. ID. ONCE at his resi-
donce- Ali calls promptly attended to.
WAGON MAKER.
l.. w. LEFFEL. Wagon and Carriage Maker
and general Repairing. At reasonable prices.
CABINET MAKER. =.
III. II. CEAFFEE. Makes Collins. Plain and
Fancy Furniture. Repairing neatly done.
BLACKSMITHING.
JOHN nj. NEWTON, General Blacksmith
Ing. Horse shoeing. Steel Piow Points For
Sale.
POOL.
ii. THOMAS. Pool and Fancy Drinks.
GENERAL STORE.
kEPPErO X MORNINGSTAR. Fine stock
OF Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots. Shoes etc.
GRAIN.
j. l.. Mccoy. Highest price paid for all
= -. Ill.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
Bremen.

APoTHEcARY AND DRUGGIST
60. III. j. MACOMBER, Apothecary and
TDruggist, and Dealer in Books, Station
Ez3 cry, and Paper Hangings. Also agent
"a for Sewing Machines and Musical In
siruments. Agent for Mason and Ham,
Inns Cabinet Organs. Give him a CALL
LIVERY STABLE.
U. l.. MYERS. Livery and Feed Stable. Rigs
at reduced prices. Sample rigsfor Runners
HARNESS AND SADDLES
-. BAUER: Manufaeturer OF Harness. Sad
dies, etc. Fine stock OF Trunks. Wins. etc,
GEO. Hell MI.INGER. Keeps a Select stock
of Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes, Cheap.
JewELRy.
Je VIM LEaR Dealer ia Watches; Clocks.
uKDEKTAKER.
c. SELLER. JR.. Undertaken and Dealer ia
all kinds OF furniture.
GRoCERIEs.
A. BAUER &BRO.. Splendid stock OF choice
Groceries. Provisions. Boots. Shoes. etc.
MILLINERY.
MRS. "A. LIGGEIT, Fashionable and Artis-
tie Millinery * Dressmaking establishments
HAZE DRESSING AND SHAVING. 30
j. A. STAUB,. First-class HAIR Dressing
Shampooing and Shaving. Plymouth st.
Mt. ROW, Dealer mIn9M IN ~sneral Bar,,wars
Stoves and Tinwarc at lowest cash prices.
HOTEL. ffIt-
THOMPSON HOUSE. First class accomo-
dations. Free Bus to and from trains.
ATTORNEY.
!; HAYES. Attorney at Law and Notary
Public. Money collected K RENTED promptly
SEWING MACHINES.
q. HANS, JR., Soils the Celebrated Wilson
sewing Machine on time or for csish. eheaply
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. =.
GEO. A. SUNDERLAND Dealer in choice
groceries and Provisions. cheap for cash.
PHYSICIAN.
DR. MOODY, Physician and Surgeon. Calls
promptly attended to. Charges reasonable.
GENERAL STORE.
MOSES KEYSER, Dealer in Dry Goods
Notions. Groceries. Provisions. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
WIN. BAUER. First-class Boot and Shoe
Manufacturer ReDairinQ dome ehean
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
Murphy Notes.

]. E. Wood, the Murphy agitator,
was In the city Monday.
There are nearly 1900 signers OF the
Murphy pledge in Plymouth. u
Sam McKelvy has donned the badge
OF blue, and smokes merschaum
clay,-p-h-e-w. -e 49,
The Murphy meetings have been
attended by immense crowds, and the
interest seems undated.
Hon. H. G.. Thayer made an ex-
oellent speech at the temperance
meeting Tuesday evening.
Benson's Hall has proven too small
for tho accommodation OF all who
desire to attend the Murphy meet
ings. 49,
Meetings were suspended from
Sunday evening till last evening, at
Benson's Hall, when Mr.. willard again
addressed the people.
The Mr., Custer who addressed the
Murphy meetings last week was
quite an orator and created consid-
cradle OF a sensation by his eloquence.
On Saturday evening he sang n song
OF his own composition which was
received with storms OF applause.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
Tyner CITY.

PHYSICIAN.
ID. ID. FIFE, Homeopathic Physician. Diseases
of women speciality.
~ DRUGS ND MEDicfEEs.
ID. v. MACkE1. Dealer in Pure Drugs and
Popular patent medicines. Prescriptio filed.
GENRRL STORE.
WIN. TkOWBRlDGE. Keeps Select stock
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hats. Boots X Shoes
GROCERIES,.
\. STICkLER x CO.. Choice stock OF fresh
Groceries. Notions. etc. At low cash prices.
GENERAL STORE
Z E s. BISSELL. Fine select stock Of every
thing usually kept In flrst-class store.
80 MUSICIAN.
M SMITH. Physician 4 Surgeon attends
all calls promptly Charges reasonable.
-BLACksAITHINGt
y. u. 0kMSBf. Blacksmith shop. All kinds
OF work done promptly and cheaply.
JUSTICE or THE PEACE.
JOHN NEFF. Justice Of the Peace and In
snrance Agent. Agent for Etna Ins. Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
From One or the 100.


For The Republicans:
The Murphy temperance meetings
have been kept up every night for
six weeks. The number has been
constantly increased. until the effect
i've working force to day numbers
over eleven hundred In this city.
Tho amount OF good that has been
done Is beyond calculation. Many
homes where misery and want dwclt,
have been made happy. and instead
Of the tears OF sorrow, heart broken
wives and neglected children, the
tear OF Joy il now seen. We desire to
impress upon the mind OF every good
citizen that it Is duty he or she
owes to God, the world, and this
community. to give hearty support
TO this movement. On last Thursday
Mr.. j. w. Custer. Il Michigan. brought
us reiniorcements In the way OF
powerful logic. Never was an audi
ence more pleasantly or profltably
entertained: and for four nights the
crowds which came to hear him in
creased. Mr.. Custer cannot fail to
interest the people and to do a great
amount OF good wherever he goes.
OxE or THE 100.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13

N. b. For explanation and justifl-
cation OF the commissioners act In
paying 81, 900 premium on a $4,000
bond 1 refer you to my article OF
two weeks ago. IL. IL.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
InwOOd.
Bourbon.


BOOT AND SHOEMAKER
Il, V.JoHNSON. First class Boot T. Shoe
maker. Repairing speciality. Main street.
MIIISRy.
MRS. L. G. HUNT. Fashionable millinery
and Fancy goods. Main street
AIT GALLERY. -
J. STEINErS, Makes line photographs
Gems. etc. Pictures enlarged Main street.
FURNITURE.
j. WHITAKER. Dealer In Furniture, Burial
Gases. etc. Furnishes good hearse.
49,. MILLINERY AND DREssMAKIS6
MKS- BELL A. TITUS. Artistic and fashion,
abie miiiiner and dressmaker. North of Il. q.
PHYSICIANS.
DIS. MATCHETfE a. FRANCE. Physicians
J. L. COOK. Attorney at Law. Notary Public.
First door east of Mafchett's Drug store.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
y. ID. WILKINS, Harness Saddles. Whips.
Trunks. Valiscs, Repairing. etc.
REsTAURANT AND GRocERIRs
A. SPENCER. Fame y Bakery. Canned Fruits
and CONTEMPORARIES. Warm meals served.
PHYSICIAN
DIR. L. JOHNSON. Physician Ofice over
]. Dishers Grocery store. > ~ y
= , HAnSEss AND SADDLES.
and Harness. Repairing done.
PAINTING.
Il. j, KING. House painter. GLACIER and
Paper hanger.
SHAVING AND HAIRDRRssINo.
A. W.: JOHNSON, Tonsorial and Bath
rooms Main street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
q. w. BAXTER. Manufacturer OF Boots and
Shoes. repairing promptly done.
SEWING MACHINES
BAXTER * GLINGLE sell the celebrated
Wilson machine and warrant for years.
BoARDiNG HOUSE.
A. BERGER, boarding By the day or week.
N. Il. Corner jackson and North SITS.
PLAsTEpER.
CAPT. G. w. WESLEY. Ornamental plast-
erer and Freseoer: Good work az low prlces:
Argos.
ls. DEY GOODS.
II. RA1I.SBACK. dealer I'm Boots and Shoes.
Hats. Caps and Ready made clothing. etc.
HARDWARE Ere
!. j. n. HESS. dealer In Farming Imple-
ments aud general Hardware
! g. w. GORDON. agent for reliable COM
panies. Installment or Stock plan.
THE ARGOS Hf b4EfE- sa,,,,. ,oo.,ss 1.
ilrst and second floors. Good stable also.
s,,,r,, ,,o,,., HOTEL -
SMITH HOUSE. Good. aeeommodations.
ample stabling. charges reasonable. -
HARNESS. boots AND SHOES.
]. BEAN, Harness.; Boot and Shoe manu-
factnrer. Dealer In Ready-mad6 work.
$685., DooTs AND SHOES.
A. L. LACKEY. first-class Boots and Shoes
made TO order. Repairing nj reduced prices.
MEAT MARKET.
ABB. LEWIS. dealer in Choice Meats. Fresh
and Salt Fish Of all kinds. Cash for produce.
DRUGS, ETC.
A. @. HICKMAN. dealer in Drugs. Medi-
zines. Paints. Oils. Prescriptions filed.
DRUGS, ETC.
A. LESLIE, dealer in Hrugs. Medicines.
Chemicals. Books and Stationery, etc,
az .x.- -. IL IGRoCERIEs.
flCkEkEL BROT., keep fun stock of Staple
and Fancy Groceries cheap for cash. 49,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16

nos. and boxes ssres.c Melsda eSssSc Clsyed boxes
u a Nos to O. ssG9a4c Nos ~ 20 y lOalu9y' ~ Nc g.,
70 Is los. sc Nos l6 to l all'.c paIo ecc No I'm
mon 20 Prime Refining 81. l0sc: Grocery fsh 70 NnoS
IoS4I05sc. RraT - Nos 10 II, 9'sa ~ sc; java ~
Nos 10 to IL rlOSc Manila superior an ex 90,
Crushed 2sc Powdered sSl2c for aran"ia'ed' ana
ii cc N Sc for SO:t White a q. ooo >, prs,,.
TAIIoW-The market steady; sales, $4,000 10 frlne'
Kentucky has met with pr tty lair sale en-
nrocng SbO hhcs at late figures 0t 32doc LOT us
sAl5c for Leaf Seed Leaf only moderate usue hAs
hen done embracing TOO Sundres 5dlsc 20 ost
is76 Counecticut Second and Fileis on private terms W.
cases 1873. Eng land lOc l1e 2oc 5Yo; 10y YsSs "a
Wisconsin IS. DE bales Havana 75c oSI 10
WHAIfBON r. quiet and sun nominaly sSdsS 20 ioi Ai
kinds roN,,. =, q, III and Oh
WooiEfIeeces are held with much nrmness, under re-
ouced stocks and advccs from the West stating hat
hal sdvanc cr figures for the new cip also h ni 6
reporte sale 5000 New Medium ONO ON private tshs
The receipts Spring California small and sought Ie ~
Improved prices Texas been literally inquired oI pu'
The views o holders have been above those OF puytls
and consequently business has been .eS'rio.eu' ,
Pulled Wools are fsitly active and STEADY. TOT
eiln Woods arriving moderately but commune 9ue
sses 900 n Georgia Fleece SOC; so 10 th"asheu NOo
ine Virginia 33c 5000 do Feeces al private pice
tOo NJ Colorado Ice; l6Oo 10 Low Fleece sSc; S0oO p
lambs Pulled Wools private terms ll2OOo ID ran
fornia Is IA G2Oc 200 bales and 100000 ID SpnhG Io
d95c: a. 900 n Eastern Texas "a 4 g2sc; tiVVu 10 i
proved Western do 2l G2sc AZ 600 western co. 10
ii. Is 2$a26c.. 450d Black do. loci IVOVV OV"
and AZ, coo 10 Australia, private prices
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RlpEAN MAkk LIS

trvgRroor. june 5-Pork-Faster dun at 20 Western
Fio Gu at s. Long css dan At e 81 Short ceaI lea,
da q SO Hsas-i@ns Sn1 & GIi a. 40" SaogHTs .eIs Gu
al o.: Prime Mess dun at So iardorrl9e weelen
sn. nri ~ ea Al se d6lI fiaS dG
100 c4oee S stacy S9 a Io G sTnp Tn
daii at - 10 srns @gi, a. tI - None m he
Corn-Mixel soft s.esly at 23
sd2 90 5a. s. i ca5@ $50 a .'s &eSau 'G! 70
- e better: Ullaads. Low Mddlng clause June and
low Niddiine caase JUS August delivery 6@,oa also
sales OF tine same Giisqd Cpands. Low Mdllmg clause
Angus aud september delivery, 6i.d Ulsnd., Low Mid
ding clause September ud oCtoO b Go ai-o ss
summed oyein6er ana D,celnber, sail. 67ioi.
oiGg planc 6s,rc Middlug orleans 6'2d sales. 1sOOO
la luing ZOO bales oi sIesgn, & !rs p. atG & cSL,r - D.
Tpiand Low @ietnf Cagse A1so'i @ % fna sSpSTgs t c
bNG es spectators took 10000 bales total stock, l0Gi
600 bales A%eTe1 T. doG s. D' scia o xo S5o &
aiaount Of ottou adai. 24fO bales American - COG
bses American saes Of the week bales The receipts
''Iri ITEa0o2 June Is mUrands Cotton, Low Mid.
olS nIyfarS5i sa june i5-2I5p m~rsuSs Cotton Mid.
snd., low Nddlige clause new crop shipped November
Jg9e S.2so 90 p E@ JRresasuns .;ea Fam 6@ q coT9
i22GIG T. ceula for average California nte l26gl2 u
Che s., - e@a 49, ~ ~ - fy % ori CieST NiiIs ~ W
LVErr6oi. JGnci5-5 p Uplands cotton, Low Middng
els,.e iulr aud August dcvei, 6s4d Jpauds, Low Md
ding clause August and september delivery O"s2d Tie
al TO-DAY included 1910 bales American ,,,..,.
IfgrrlDOl. June 10 nj l.Gnds Low Mil1uig
Iure and july delivery Ci.1 also sales Of the
6egd: Uplands Middug clause July and August do
livery. Boisf .,,- .,-.. a.. ,.,.. 49, 4,
LIsLI0OI, June 10 r. m.-Tho market Tor yarns ana
f,l q. Manchester IS firm and tending upward. cotton IN
turcs steady Upianas. Low Mddng clause August ana
fyFagooi, Juae i5SEyeung Refined Petroleum, l9d p
Hon -. o =, .- ... ,.,.
L0spOs Juno l6-i23O D. u. $. Az per cent bonds,
iOl4 Illinois CeHUa, 5lA.
H. Ods. Jaae i5-lsQ p -cOnsols, 9loiad for both
adylces quote cent rentes
lOsf. 55c. Tor the account
fONrOs June l0Z j. nOonsOls, S4os TOT DOM money ana
she acCOnht .-,-.---.- - - =.
n ,,es Oif. GJc for tbc account
osp0N JnYe 10 -j3e p n.Consos s4ne for both money
And fi.r account Tliou, 333d43 6 y cwt
IospOS June ID EvculIE.-sperln Oh. 4s d4S2 y ton :
Jine i5ExchaDge on London. 25f 2Oe for short
sight - .,. 90, o., IN. po,o 49,.
ASiwgRP. June l6.-Petroeum zVL iof Fine Pale Amer
lean
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
THE BOSTON EXPORT TRADE.

BOSTON June 1j.-The kfSbhg Journal that owing 10
derr-seun f0re! export trade Of Boston II j.
possible FOL tre steamer sailing from Bos
Liverpool, ana u ~ ann od today tit Tie next
steamers leland !no arfyc here VIII probably to
New York for freight heretofore bet shipped her
There are hardly 80 0OU bushels ~ gain IN elevator
Boston, and there j. but H a. on thc wny here
for foresn sbpmcn List yeat n Ns ume business was
PROSPEROUS and Of 0JO0 0n0 bushels -
received m The mouth project has been
mooted for Bringing grain from me West "a Boston by he
i.Ie Railway, via te Metropolitan steamship line from
NOk. bat n j. une-I tn whether Satisfactory
rangement Of THE k4nd can DO made.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16

rnYonk. Jme lsNel IoaI eatton roeeLgls AZ an
WOOL MAKKET.

PHI ADYIPH,, June 15-WOol huovant and IN improved
demand; prcs irncr but not higher plh" PelnsYfa an o.
rcina Ky ami above 42A 041c.: : :. go - ;
Medium. 42bG45... Coarse. 3Sn4Oc hcwfork, Hicircan
Indiana, and Fine, 3104Oc. Hcdisu, <2a-Sci
COarse 3G0S3c. COnone, Wasted. 492dhrc.. Cnmhne
UrWashed 81 4S7 l2c Canada CODis Doe, Fine nNhsi"
2GdX-c CoaIsc aui Medium, tANdric'. 2S"boc: TAD
Washed. 3704Oc. Colorado. WASHED lHCZI'2c L0lo:ad"
UnVashod II l9c EXiia auG Helno Pallet "'a3lc No
and super Pulled. 80 I'ya- Fine auf Medium
lSa3Uc, IoXas Coarse. lOa l-c tInTAm, ftne ana Ne
u 4H2c. al rnrnia. (uar.N. 1un25e
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16

WANTED

WANTED "
w BURLINGTON CITY Iowa, 9 and Per cent Bonds
DAEESIORT CITY, iowa. q ara Z Per Cent Bonds.
DUBUQUE CITY, Iowa. Per Cent BOnGs.
HENRY COUNTY Iowa : Per Cent Bonds.
LEE COUNTY, Iowa, q Per Cent Bonds.
DAYTON CITY Ohio. : Per Gent Bonds.
INDIANAPOLIS CITY. Indiana. $40 Per Cent Bonds
LOUISVILLE CITY, Kc.tucky, 8 and Per cent Bonds.
COVINGTON CITY. Ey. . and $40 Per Cent iOnd-.
ALLEGHENY CITY. Pennsylvania. "a. Per Cent Bonds.
any other city and county bonds suitable FOR invest
menL 1890
H. AMY & Co.,
10 aud ~ Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
Gteamboats ano Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, in esscs
ga m.-cincnnan and Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Ss Bo VIII sesDus co.es
Coaches through to os6 ster Baao Niagara Fall. c5es
na sod Chicago without changes Also Hotel Dining cs =
Trslns leave cnamoers street Dspo. S..Yrnr
m, and IL midnight sstsrdsy ngh only sundayG ais
Ruherfofd Park md Psssse, g. 7ls loa n u noon. I4s
s4S 40 @ 5;io e'So = i0p M M y %lanisnt sundaJs
% s5 ~ S SO III aGs .s Ifsss % ia .e,
:P s &c. :;S ss ssS 81: s fS.
Y %idnisS Sundays. G. Sso 10 m, NJ ss ssS r. i.e
Cornwall, : a. M $780, $50 p. m. sundays s30am
sesbursh,s oi5 s@ S SO, lso, m Sunday. $40
a.s:s E.ss:sSn5 as9g 7g s r. 10 sqIRssy' ISsy sso % 80
sIdSls,CTTS 7as. 10, IosS Sss 80 m sa.
Connect WIN o.w,so Midland R st X ssa.: .aS:
o Port Jerys IJ. g. 10 lo45 m, 4so 7p.m. sundsys
leaving cn.%ss5, or half Asqn
than above time trains leaving quarter so1
fs,s at 5s and sSf sas s,
eayns % at 1 S p op m and IL %dnsht
Sleeping Coaches obtained and order, 81 VSn q.
aaa s @ g 3 saa S. M q se
BROOKLYN. snd at The company,s Depots.
@, iic and i 755 D. m '' !" NO" York "7as
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY
Trains leave for Englewood, Cosier Perrnont anS
T. $780, 9:45 q. nl /, g. 4, 446, $50 $50 $50 m
satur ay nights only al ll3o p m. sandays a m snd
$50 D. IN. .N~
Manuel, Spring Valley, and Monsey 7, s.3OAn .Isn
JNo. N. ABBOTT, General Pass'r AGENT New Yoyt
FOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
Il FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL. asS,
termediate points Stealers leave Pier o. T. H. ssIy sn,
days eIceptsd at n. Iwentythirist r. at 35 NJ.
and IL connecting with special trains
Hartford. Springfield &c. Tickets sold baggage est
9i4 Broadway, New York and Court st. BroofIyn r,
cursion TO New Haven aud RETURN 81 so.
TOR PHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH
and the NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAIIRoxn
Leave Pier Z, North Iav'r foot Rector a m 10.
Long Branch snd EStontOwn '"'
/ m for Philadelphia, Long Branch, Toms River and
Vineland
4 p m for Philadelphia Long Branch Toms Isv.r War,
town. and TuckeTOn
Oils D. m for Long Branch,
sundays, for Long Branch 10 A. m.
wM 8 sNEDEN aM
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGKMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. L
lsT7-Ieave depots foot Of CortlsDd and De-bTOsess
$50 M, Night Express daily, for Easton. Bethlehem Al
entown Aauch Chunk, Wkesbarre Ptsson SsyTe ElnirA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails aud tAs
West. PulmaR's sleeping coaches attached.
ROB'T H. SAYRK, sup't and Eng'n
General Eastern Oce corner Of Church and CuraaJts
CN = June AGs, Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
Sihu,leldl

AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of the
~ PENNsYBVAAIA coal COMPANY vim Dc held at
The Office OF lie Company In the village Of lIawcy Penn
on T ESDaY, the l3;h % June inst,
B.tween tn hours of and o O'Clock D. IA.
Tho trausf-f lOOla gil from the 1871 22d
June both days inclusive - -
~ T. II. MEAD,
Secretary AMI Treasurer
KANSAS AND NEBRASKA X. X. Co..
IN Land scnp wanted by HAAR & Co.. 40 waII-st
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR rI.ENT TnS AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave NrwYl fo' Trenton aad Pilaiclphia a. 63o
T. 9S0 1880 a. M. ls0 $780, 5;SO II p m and at p "a
leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Rail
road Thu and Btrks sts. st $780, 95O 1880 1880.
leave Trenton ior New YORK AZ i:20, 6S5 500 l0l5
u 10 2IO. $50. 6p5 y. M 40 -
lD $50 D. 10. trains iIom NeN YORK 20 the 100 $50 A. N,
iSO u itps from Philadelphia aud sleeping Cans 10 the
IL o'clock midnight trains nom bl;h NewYork and Philadel
phia. - -. -. ~, ysu , ,h,,.,.,r,,. .,
$50 a. M, $3.50, ~ y. m - 80,
Rraway al tho rrnci "a otes all Offices Of the Erie Rail
woy i'm New YOrt aAd BROOKLYN and at No. Courtst,
Bryokyn Baggage checked r0n residence 10 Destination
' II. Z. BALDWIN. Gen PAS Agent
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16

WANTED, a PROFESSORSHlP II in IN tn the
w United states. by IL gentleman aged -. Well mp IN
Greek Latin and English (ncludIng Moral Philosophy Logic
&c testimonials Address j. T. WILLIAM,
Bank place Aachynllcth. hoHtgomerysre Great brltah
EDUC CATION-IOND0N.- English lady
H ons young Ladies' o good family the most rehcd
education AZ her school, sifIaG the Distinguished ana
healthy ues shb0rood Of south kensingon Particular ateL
lion Is given principal to modern language Fot rei
erence ana particulars apply 10 s. k care of FREDERICK j.
May 4 CO.. Advertising Agents 100 Piocaily LONDON.
I}cdigrees traced and arms found Tor American
families who clam the aiistocracy and ancient
families Great Britain, by student 10 nc frltr HuS.h
Library: experience PkAECO, 80 1tra lohlon
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
alinalinns UanIco-- niales.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRBUSE WILL BE RECEIVED ST TIE
IPTOVN OFFICES. NO .ss- Broadway, Thirtyhrs
s or gOS Wost Twenty .thri-st Eigath-avc. 100
ThrdRyc, Forty seventh -: 1t the HARLEM OFFICE
No p. - Tnpaye, cor one hundred ani rwenyfog
Glarrm savings Bank Bninsl mp 10 p. A., at rcGali
office rdtcs
NUOk-Wanted situation 10y IL iirst-casS
- man as hOtc boarding housc,
su.i: furnish The best o. ffreEccs civ country
Ahlsess !. b.. iiox 49, Tribune ohec, FOR three da's.
ETSEFUL.-A useful lad Chinese, with three
4 year city rri TeLcc 81 u0Ithl wants siiua
ton city cuun-y he - every ku ~ work. indoors
good wlit1r 10 fc good dshwaslt
take cniD rooms, MAKE beds a. crHrds tc i Il ay indus
friou-, good boy. PROTESTANT HOME,
l3- Gfhayc.. above lOthst
WAITER and USEFUL NAN-By respect
ane coloref man. ior ely or country he IS competent
and wiling in 10 kina Of work dOc.a out good
waiter; understands and WI. d0 syeyng To
make himself 'cryirrtle Tor moderate wages TIE season.
Can De- at the PROTESTANT ROME l3o 6th-aSc.,
above lUtl-st.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
IYAlTEE end USEFTL MAN-Bt reanect-
GliualIons tudMeo-- Females.


4 DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TklBl NJ WILL BE RECEIVED At THE L p
TOWN OFFICES, Nu. is'S Broadwpv, rhirtyhrs 81,
3OS Wet Twonty thirtst, Eighth ave. 100 lhlr
col Fpt'yHeyentl-st; AZ the HARLEM OFFICE, NO
2TNf 1hrl ave. cor. OBehunirct and-tWenty ourth~i
IIaem Sasihss Bank BuiGins), uP TO r. AT regular
ofhCe rE"A
At MAURICE LINDQUIS1@ Swedish Ser
- vfus ti't, .oS East 27tli ~wecsi, German nui
Fenci roi.ent servants only. Femalc ana Male ior city
and couotry.
4 r BFDFLLs, $40 and $40 4th-avc.-Em-
~ p.oycF- viii mad daily from three Z" ave hun.hct SER
NANis sutb" Tor private families hotels and large board
ns houses also coaehmen ianerr waters and useful men,
AT HANSEN WET NURSE AGENCY
~ AND HEADQUARTERS FOK PROfEsS IONAL
n 1 1880 testaGi.lo lsG l4i tast 32ist near leAng
ton-avc, number of healthy WET ri RISES want stua
tons. Nurses for invsiids at all hours.
A + MRS. LOWE GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
IA HOUSE VIII al~ ays hc found laSonnnbor 0 nrs class
German wants fnr III apac.tcs Pro tini ~ hotels and
Summer houses employing Than four servants viii mud
II their interest 10 call at lSl 3 between 3d and
iti-aNes.
A T SIMMS's SELECT AGENCY, No. 1,2S3
~ Broad. between 32d aud j1sts viii hu found inst
class cOlOred COOKS, LAUNDRESSNS, WAiTlESnLEt
NURSES, CHANBkRMAIDs, sc; also. men for every
pactyi lead WALTERS. HEAD COOKS or hotels at the
shortest notice.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
no,trsTrc MARKETS.

RrrF.to Juue l5-FIour and iu far demand sales
ao1 p a ,nC hanged prices Wheat nomnai saes.
10 / Whit Michigan e.. Corn IN good rel9ss option
sales 10 900 No seller August al oZci -VOOo bosh
New-York tribune., 1877-06-16
rVO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
| suALL COME OR MAY IN ANNMISk CONCEKN.


mat under Of decree Of the Crcuit Court OF
the Western District OF Tennessee In tie
sixth Crcuij entered the twenty seventh tey o NoVtn
Der, the thousand elght hundred ana '1hy
Of the United states the one hundred
and first IL q equity therein GepeIdno wherein
PIIILO c. CAIIIOtN and LOUIS II. MEYER, as trustee
are cOrnriainants and the PADUCAH AND MEM PHIS
RAIL ROAD COMPANY and HENRY W. sNlI HfsitS are
def daufs and pursuant AFRO 10 decree Circuit Court
vision sixth Circuit entered on the sAtl day oi No
vchCr year last aforesaid in m equity therein
depending, wherein the rtca are complainant" anu de
PENDANTS respectively sad latnebtonfd caHs" penn 'A
Iliarv anclay 10 the urst above mentioned
]. the undersigned, HORACE r. ANDREWS, was ap-
by saii courts ctycy 20 ascertain
and rrrol cGuitably due TO each holder
aud respectively Of bonds coupons Issued Dy sai
corporation under the provisions of certain tn
h0lu Louis H. Meyer bearing date February ISL lS- o
principal for ami ta. ia accordance Win The
holders OF such bonds ar coupons are Idlr u
produce such bonds and coupons hcd W lhe r'slecIcy pc
suci Special Master, ~ or before u M" Moiuy
A. d. 1877 beng the third day of sad innl
for allowance tat Tor The purpose Of receiving gois {"
sG1u oi recla ar sittiurs nj The the Clerk Of
sIi' . -, Irtt.-t states W,sfcf1t
District Of Tennessee Cty 81 Memphis Teluesse
Mondays of The months Of March April May june
seven ana hold special ettings icr like
nos. al tc Office S-ti 4 sicut cuuT Of the Uni d
Guy OF Paducah Kentucky. on the hist iouday IN uhe
uot Of July Thousand eight hundred ad seventy seven,
and at tho office oi Henry W. Smhfrs' es'l n;
tl,r Cf The eIht
Mcuaa tie month of August Thousand eight hundred
yseyeu and sIc other suci special 1T
iuay from dime TO tine he aljOuIns IT, ana tat then
under sad mortgage, viii De ad are allow
the claim o corIordpto 10 De antcd
81 cucI iiVi'sas' W
such claim allowed by me as sucn Siic'ia MAST y.
Tins notice being given in pursuance of and III accordance
with tAe provisions of said decires
HORACE +. ANDREWS.
uif lLyliuiS Master.