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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

You can always find what you want
in the grocery line at 2w21
Balm & Sites.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

DON'T buy a bill of lumber till you
have given us a call. Barber & Kellogg.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

LIVE Geese Feathers at Marquette s
Furniture Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

READY-MIxED PAINTS at bargain
to close them out before winter, at
SMALE BROTHERS.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

BARBER & KELLOGG keep the Can
ton Shaft Coal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Two button kid gloves pair
warranted-fOr eighty cents. at Turner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

100 dozen fresh eggs just received at
2w21 Balm & Sites.
VASES AND TOILET SETS
AT TABOR's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

READ the notice from the New York
Store in this issue, and govern your
selves accordingly.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

The best stock of goods ever display
ed in the city, at Burnham & Sherwood's
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

WHAT nicer present for lady than
pair of fine kid mittens with fur wrists,
at Turner's. 4w2O.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

LADIES silk handkerchief in all styles
and prices, at Turner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Two, three and four button kid gloves
in white and opera shades, at Turner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

IF you want the best quality Of coal
hard or soft, buy Of Barber \ Kellogg
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
Independence, Ia, Dec. 20, 1877.

EXAMINE the largest stock Of solid
gold band plain and set rings ever ship
ped into this city, which are selling at
prices within the reach Of all, at Burn
ham & Sherwoods. 1w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Teachers Report for Week Ending Dec
18th, 1877,
SECOND ROOM-EAsT SIDE.
Average No. belonging, .....................66
Average daily attendance. ............... 81.
No. cases corporal punishment. ........... 0
LIZZIE SHERWOOD, Teacher.
FOURTH ROOM-EAST SIDE.
Average No. belonging, ....... ...........45
Average daily attendance, .................44,:
No. tardineSses, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
No. cases corporal punishment. ...........
A. ID. RICH, Telcher.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

REAL lace tides at Turner's.
READ the notices from the New York
Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

The handsomest and best line of holi-
day goods ever offered in the market,
consisting in part of Gold Watches and
Chains, Extra Fine Rolled.Plate Chains,
a beautiful assortment of new styles OF
ladies' jewelry, in gold and extra-ine
rolled-plate, solid silver, fine triple.plate
and hollow and fat ware, together with
many novelties for ladies and gentle
men. An important feature Of our bus
mess consists in filling special orders
for fine goods. Our extensive expert
ence enables us to guarantee perfect
satisfaction. Remember we are always
at the bottom in prices. A new match
less Burdett Organ at very low price,
for cash, or approved note.
13-10W4 G. F. HERRICK.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

WE aim to keep the best in our line.
Barber & Kellogg.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Everything in neck-wear line at Tur
ner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

THE Quasqueton Peoples Paper says
that bold attempt was made, last Fri
day evening, to murder +. Cordery, a
hired man working for r. L. Wright,
near that village. Going to the barn to
feed his horses and ascending the loft,
he was struck with knife in the hands
of some person unknown, the point of
which went through his coat, vest, wool
Ell shirt, and scraped the flesh. The as
ASSN is not known.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

FURs at a big reduction to close out,
at the New York Store.
Everybody who has tried it is delight
ed, and says that Olmstead's cider is the
best and purest apple cider that ever
came to town. Everybody who wants
good cider will please call at j. T. Ohm
stead's Wholesale Fruit House, No. q
Main street, and see for themselves.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

HELIOTYpE ENGRAVINGs
AT TABOR'S.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

CHOICE honey, - cents per pound, at
2w21 Balm & Sites.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
Application for Permit to Sell Liauor,

To all WhOm it may Concern
Notice is hereby given that A. w. Trout, of
Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa, has made
county, for permit to buy and sell intoxicat-
ing liquors in QuasquetOn, and has filed a Ger
tifcate, accompanied by Bond, which has been
duly approved.
The final hearing on granting of permit will
take place before the Board on the Sth day of
January, 1878, at o'clock p. NJ.
ID. A. MCLEISH, Co. Auditor.
Dated at Independence. Dec. Is. 1877
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

A FULL line Of goods, suitable for the
Holidays, at Waggoner's, No. 80 Main
ST.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

One hundred pieces Of Prints at 5
cents per yard at the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
OCEANS of mud is not figurative e

OCEANS of mud is not fgurative ex-
preston in these parts. The bottom is
out of every road in the country, and an
embargo upon travel and business is the
result The weather prevailing at the
present time is almost without parallel
at this season. 1t is more like May
than December, and it shows no signs of
change. The frost is entirely out of the
ground, and many of the farmers are
blowing. Vegetation of certain sorts is
starting, and the cold that must follow
soon will be likely to damage the pros
pect for fruit next year.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

COOP sheeting, yard wide, 5 cents per
yard at the City of Paris Store.
PAY attention to the closing out sale
Of fall and winter goods at the New
York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
A Choice Farm for Sale.

100 pieces Ginghams 10 cents per
yard ut the New York Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
the families OF our subscribers, is entitled
HOME GUIDE
A Book bv 500 Ladies.


1t is volume of 100 pages. and neatly bound
in cloth, embracing about 1000 recipes and
hints on Cookery, The Household, The Toilet,
The Sick Room ETC., contributed by the lady
readers of the Chicago Tribune, and originally
published in the Home Department of that pa
per during the past two or three years. 1t
contains more information than the $3.50 and
$500 cook books, besides possessing the impor-
tant advantage over all others of combining the
Practical Experiences Of Practical
''HOme" Keepers.
These select, original and valuable contribu-
tions have never before appeared in book
form, and this volume is the first and only con-
tribution from the columns of the Tribune,
Good judges predict their ready sale up to hum
of<
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Lies LIQUoR-1t took two trials to
condemn the eight gallons of whisky
sliced at Lie Stewards "shebang," two
weeks ago. The first trial was held be-
fore Esq. Gillett and jury, last Friday,
and resulted in disagreement, five OBJ
stinate men singularly holding to their
opinion that the liquor was contraband
against one who thought different. The
second trial was held before the same
magistrate, on Monday, and this time
the jury, Notwithstanding some broad
swearing by the witnesses for the liquor,
returned a verdict of confscation, and
Mother Earth, who has been imbibing
pretty freely of late, took another drink.
1t is said, we do not know with how
much truth, that the refrain sung by
the Louisiana Contrabands: lizard trib-
ulations; Great trials, is favorite with
the victims of the late raid, at this
time.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

LIST of letters advertised Dec. Goth,
1877.
Allen G. w. Allen II. H.
Carroll James, Carver Miss Oracle A
Hall Jesse, Jenking Robert H.
OsgOOd Mrs. .. Robson Miss Murtie.
Wilson John, Welch l. G.
When calling for the above letters,
please say advertised
WIN. TOMAN, p. NJ.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

GODIvA.-There is on exhibition at
the store of Tabor & Son, a painting by
one of our local artists, Mr.. r. B. Fies-
ter, with the above title, copied from a
photograph of the original by Jan Van
Levins, in one of the royal residences of
England. The picture is illustrative of
the well known legand, which has it's Or
igin in the 18th century, and which is
substantially as follows:
The Countess Godiva, having great
affection for the town of Coventry, and
DESTROYS of freeing it from the grlevous
servitude whereto it was subject, be-
sought her husband, Leofric, Earl of
Marcia, to grant it charter of freedom.
Finally, to get rid Of her opportunities,
the Earl told her that if she would ride
from one end Of the town to the other,
on horseback and naked, he would
grant her request. She accepted the
terms, and on an appointed day, first
having caused an order to be issued
commanding the citizens to keep within
doors and from their windows she mount
ed her palfrey, clad only in her wealth of
shining hair, which encompassed her like
a mantle and performed the appointed
journey, and so won from her noble hus-
band the boon of freedom for the place.
Until few years since the people of
Coventry have commemorated the event
yearly by a procession, the principal
feature Of which was preventative of
the beautiful countess performing her
singular journey.
The time chosen by the artist is when
Godiva steps forth from the portico of
the palace to mount. The work is an
ambitious and difficult one for an un
trained artist, but shows considerable
proficiency.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Buy your coal of Barber & Kellogg.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

CHOICE HOES ron SALE. The under.
signed have few choice Berkshire hogs
for sale; also one Poland China, bred by
Prof. s. A. Knapp. of Vinton. The
hogs are kept 4 miles southwest Of In
dependence, on the Vinton Road.
2w22 w. s. LUTHER, on farm.
B. S. BRowNELL,
Of Ind M'fn 90
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

LIQUID butter coloring
AT TABOR's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

Now is the time to engage soft coal.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

DEsERvED.-An incident highly hon
orable to all concerned, and which will
be read with peculiar interest by the
public, occurred at the First National
Bank last Saturday evening. Geo. B.
Warne, the County Auditor elect, has
heretofore held the position of Teller in
the Bank, and has performed its duties
in way highly satisfactory to the Off
GERS Of the bank and it's customers. Be-
ing about to relinquish it to make prep
aration for the assumption of the duties
of the Auditors Office, and after the set
Element of his account with the Bank,
Mr.. Browne, the Cashier, in behalf of
the corporation. presented Mr.. Warne
with $500 in cash as token of appreci-
alton of his faithful and skillful service
The gift came unexpectedly to Mr..
Warne, and as we'll may be supposed,
was received with feelings of gratitude.
1t was most generous and appropriate
expression of confidence on the part Of
the Bank, and the public generally will
hear of it with lively feelings of salts
faction, as deserved tribute to one of
the most upright and high principled
young men in the community.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21

EVERY style of ruffling at Turner's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Boot and Shoe Shop
O.. IEKEI,.

manufacture Boots and Shoes to order
pegged and sewed work. I also keep an as
sortment on hand Of my own make. None but
the best French and oak tanned leather.
- Repairing done promptly. ely
, 1877-07-24

Thfh HfHffn ff91FJfSd ffttf.
BUFFALO, July H2-T p. m.--TIlc mob rein.
forced BY large rumbert, tnIIcl at the car-st,ops
ofthc Lake Shore nntl Eric Companies and pr-
dercd all workmcn there to ,.Gtt, which they dill
forthwith. About 1 this afternoon fiuffaio Il
jamestown train, which leaves the Eric Depot,
on arriving At Comprpmtee Cro4'tng, two mics
from tie depot hail a passenger coach detached
man fnrclbty taken from tic engine. Stunt.
Dor1c. who wns on the train, demonstrated with
this etrfkcTs, stating there bad ccn no reduction
0t wages on tue rt,ad since its Inauguration. The
elect Ut the statement Was the bringing back
of the coach by the strikers, WHO coupled II on,
and assured the Superintendent that nothing
would he done tn any way to interfere with the
working Of hin roatt.
Early II the afternoon an assault was made
ly early 2,UD fotcts III about 2O0 soldieF7,
who wcrc guarding the Lake Shore round
house. TIM military were
OBLIGED T0 l.KAvE THE BUILDING,
which was 1arrtcaleti hr the ,uob, who placed
Col. Flark, nf the Slxty.1fsll Regiment, with
about thirty men and three oilceFs, foo1ishly
proceeded Il, the rnuBd.lluuec to retake II 5s1n
the mob. They were met with yel1s NJ ,lertsion
from the crowtl, md anil shower Of stones
they were Obliged to retreat At double q,,lck
Ing crow.l at the point Of lie hayonct.
knives, and also stahbcd. Four soldiers lost
their ,nuskcts, which, however, we're afterwards
recovered. Col. flack was bAIly eluhltd,
twice knocked duwn. forced across the canal,
and obliged to take refuge in the Lakc-Ahore
palnt-ahon
Tnc engineers Of xI,e Eric aud Lake Shore
Roads hare signed on agreement With the fire.
men not 10 run with Erten hands.
1t Is expected that the New York Central en-
ginccss Will follow suit tonight.
, 1877-07-24
PENNSYLVANIA.


TRACKS, oRSTnEC1ED.
READING, Pa, july al-Thc existing railroad
troubles, whic1, hare created intense excitement
In this city, eliminated III scrious outbreak in
this cltv last uight. Shortly nitcr 10 o'clock,
upon tue arrival Of the last passenger train from
Philadelphia, about LOCO men followed aftcr tho
train ffum Seventh and Fenn streets to tho nen
passenger depot. The night trains were
PREVENTED rHoA LEAVING
the depot, and several hundred persons com.
mcnccd tho obstruction Ut tic tracks Of tho
Lebanon Valley Railroad, leading 10 Harrisburg.
Two cabooEca wero set on fire, md, IN alarm of
fire having been struck, the entlrc Fire Depart.
nicnt responded. Tic drcmcn were prevented,
loweyes, by tie crowd from cztngutshtne tho
aumcs. Their attention having been diverted
to tue burning cars,
THE WORK or DESTRUCTION
was continued 1t other points along the rcatl,
such as tearing up tracks, turning and blocking
switches, anl burning trctghicars. A train Ut
frctcht-cars on the main track On the SECOND
street crossing was set on arc, and I've cars
wcrc totally consumed.
Il BHfD1H pKsrNoyBn
The Lebanon Valley Railroad bridge, mags
niflccnt structure aess,ss the achuylkll, costing
over StA,0W, was fired 1t the vest
ersl end. shortly bcforo midnight mud
totally destroyed. At 80 this morning all thu
destroying the bridge Is believed to haro been
to prevent the passage Of troops through this
c!ty,to Harrisburg and points OH the Penns3I-
sanis Railroad.
MOB FIRED uron.
been tearing up the truck hero to-day came in
conflict With portion OF tho Fourth Regiment
shortly after p. n. The soldiers fired into the
crowd, killing four and woundlng se1cEsl otheEs-
, 1877-07-24
CHICAGO. TUESDAY. JULY u, 1877

your ro.d screiveh eonr-mask thu 6gnfcs-
otner refining in,erc:.. not o~o:d M y he Empss, @
Potts. or other Pennsyivania out.lda Interests.
i,rto1 70 theto iaFgs ,.h!oments aclng drawn upon
wha asont 10 cents per barrel hit "a snon us In.
tsres,s =. wffs r. h,tmonzed ths X: r. rrre,;t ;?
Seh %, r. a o
ncd with this imncn+. lncrca'c of .hefr rcvenucs
fsn'n ale.timsee *oneee, Tho Influence of your nnd
for the purpo.o Of building ind!v daal in:crc*t
ffom which ynu, The stoexho!dcrs. have Income.
md !. he rc;s Ths tt,e b.. .lmo:. d:
place nf aeveu millions ncoatc this year. in which
Tho shipment. are in e1ce+' Of lat year, your
We c.ii yoar attention to ihis TIT. Which nione
would aaSc cnsh!ed your tomp1ny 10 pas us at
len. enough tar llvlns: Then. again. your road
In: coa1 10 The 'caboard from wes.etn minc* At =
. nries which you'd barely p.y Tor tn9tre power.
In this t:cn alone - 'mlllions hase heen lost TO
yunr rnAd. - while that hraIthy competition in
trade which ir the life Of road was totally crush
"a out BY tho dl'eonrasemcnh given to osher ship
=. We aeain eel yonr attention to tle t..tenee Of
your road road, fr"m rhish yom only receive sn'aii a
pttance. willie othcra. who should have your In.
t.Ieeh at heart; gre sapn'ns tho vssy !iie. blood
Thcu tn tho raetcccF service the tautc lnlldere
10 rom own Interests IL clearly shown. II Ia
So wsh % sssh .n5'sn s.n e
foreign corporation. which pays 10 eents u $l.5o
ptr car AnnMalty u their ttackladers. among
which yoa will ahd muny f4ml1tat faces. This
comfort traffic ie not aiont In this drain npun
your panecnEeF tratns-as the express srAsfc. for
which 1ou rccciTe snail return. wi1l frequently.
In fruit ant oyster season. bare ono or two extra
recslons on passenger fchcduie. Have Jua
ever examined how nludA rnus road gets
for Ibis .ervtccs Them. n9ain. Ii Il rood economy
that Jour road shoutd ullow single nrm 10 pocket
hnadreds uf thousands annually Of what should b.
ynnr. earnings for clerical transfer service! In
the few Of many similar points aboso noted, II It
not possible that your road 1osca annually more
than her present income from ali other aourcc.: :
W thlIk W can with }as'aess and hope TOR better
and essure ~ You II IoI. do nj ri,s tGe ss,ne VIZ
lance 70 your intcrerts In This Company that
compelle 10 give IN our duttcs upon Ihe road, you
Will IN . few 5eafs hava wreck beyond repair fnr
TDur indifference. do mol let Understanding
titles or positions deter son from action. when
yon hare the examples Of Jay Cook t Co.. Twecd's
National Trust Company, Frccdmcn's Hank. ETC..
ctc.. to tell ynn that high, timed reputation. WITH
out stTtct business aua1idcatons. will not snea to
guarantee success.
, 1877-07-24

v rn.e'T 1,' ih@pa'c" ~a -, 70 ~ 7fF'nt.
NE" lohR, July @a-lhefc wns feeling Of
street tcpot all daY TO-DAY but pothuc occurred
In c.,,x. .,,rctat o,arr, Nv rro,tl ~ ,tu,.,,
- ~ Nv. :" ""'.'s1 '." "'''.'t'
o. tne foaf. lay tneS esPeetcu any immediate
Of tho New York Central 4 Hudson River r.oal,
ana' usss car III e"e ., ,uero wa no
roop.s. "a. ~, sN.N. - "on'o e1'c'a east o' Du'-
his expressions. lie said he WAS constantly re-.
ceiving dispatches from Mr.. Vanderbilt, who Is
nt aaratoc,. and from .bo .co,o ~ ~, .t-tr,
H.. 49,, .. 1"s .n '... Ls e.s'.. ~. ~ ."e sa'Nt,
W. toes t'"en ~ '1hl " @ne hlt"atlo', u!
Affairs at tue disturbed points. When asked
II there was
Axr raoBAnil11r Mr., vA.pEKp11r WOULD
coFcxpE
the demand. of the strikers, Mr.. Toueey re.
p'led taat tncfc would bc no reduction OF
Wages II tic business of the road warranted the
ofccrs In maintaining tho old rates. This
statement may nlcan much OF lItllc Tic Super.
intcndcnt expressed great confidence in tic
iuen employed by Tue Company here, and at
the Harlem Road, there was 1,t, indication 0f dis
satisiact.ot, a,llonr any cia.s Of eanpioycs' AMI
at Rochester. one Ut the principal puints on tic
Central route, the usual Gus!tless waa conduct
ctl without any intcrruptiot,, txccnt auch as was
occasioned 1T other places. Passengers and
mails were being TRANSPORTED regularly le twren
here and Buffalo, but Mr, Tootny would not
vo11cn Tor Rpythlpr EotaR through beyond The
latter po{nt. Mr. Vanderbilt, he eaid, wns In
coNsTtsT CoMMunycAr,ox wJru the Arrnont-
TIES
Of tho Btatc md ctr pl,i II the gorst sbnu1i
haupca he hoped to procure sufficient orotcc-
tlou for his men, As to thu urul1ablc dura-
ttup Of tho strike, Sfr. Touccy'
said he believed the beginning Of tfir
cud had been reached, It wa nj lunccr \
strike ps hctwecu employee, and cmuIuyer Of,
Individual lines ol railway. It was q revolution
In which the Opposing forces were capital aud
labor,
1u4 coAMcx1srs
insist on hartnE eotnc share In the row, af-
though the leaders PROMISE they Will work Ia
tue Interest Of peace. 4 tlcputasion OF "cst!.
zcnk,' headed br t'ustue II. schwal, visited
tue authorities to-day, aid asked perlulsston
to hold nass meeting In TompKina
square tomorrow. evening. a consultation
vas held BY the hiaynr aud Park alll Police
Commissioners. All allowed that It would 10
better to alluw tue meeting under peace prou'-
!*es than 70 EtTe Gtraaon tor an upEoar by re-
fn*al, an1 III order was lest1ed by the Park
C1tnn'issfol,ers. The utMost police provisions
VIII bc nude TO prevent anything like begin
utng of disorder.
, 1877-07-24
AppRxAA or 1MFLOrK3 70 sTOcKAoLpEAs

AppRx4a or ANFL0fk$ TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Fttst.r1 cNmssefctai fa1x n.
1t may not be antntcsrattng to EIyc In this
connection the following cory Of aa address
from tho employees Of the penusy!yanla lsail-
road, which Il said 10 have been scus to al the
stockholders of that roall:
We respectfully call your attant,on 10 our Rrie.-
sncea in co?nectioa with your ruAd. for which
mA1F Of u have been employed for years. Dur
MAYes hare bean froua tins to time reduced. -
thai now many q W do not sara an s.sraSs Of :a
cents pst day. wc pave .ympathi1ed fully With
{oas Directors IN I'll thsif past efforts to fur:
thse the Interests Of your Company, and accepted
tha stsuAlIoa 30 long ~ II guaranteed to VI bare
hstn8; but ID TITO last n,uve to u.aDY of II WAa
guaranteed psupess hone. and this, too. when
your more fostlnatn Directors wSfe lAIpTl4tluY At
sRmo,ef.sesofts la princtly style. Ut thls CON-
iot:Aele enjoyment on tlrif part, under n.o1t cir
est rhsa the result q this dissipation and fashion
abs folly ts visiting ths stsr1nK h1csdea of their
smRlo{e9. II does become " 10 pfoteAt. 1t n14y
b that tho ADORE dors not point 10 you definitely
Ro1 tae Present, to IL. unhappy statc Ut s0ai1l.
y thanehecd ht The acts of your ulanA;c1. To
olue!dAts We Hllt cAl your attention 10 few feet1
saoninx that It Ii not tho depression Vi business
thAS coDpels Juut Directors ~ starSe u aud uur
familisa. but tho unbuslnea4-like Management Of
the Adatrs Of YoRf ru4l.
Ne Will elte &fsx cases In poinI Lst 1eas
, 1877-07-24

pn,, MI - r",. .''" b. ILL., ~. o1"Th" ancr ah
F"'AAoAaf"4A' ia' guy ~.-lhc oaJ nus
oecn one 0! great excitement, although 1narkcu
by few stirring scenea. 1t Is gencrnly agrcctl
that the arrival Of Fedcral troons. for whom Tia
o,,,, ~ . ,xhofo.on,. -s.n..t o,,,,. n..u~..,
wv ".'e ".s1sse 'espest' 14o"o p'o'e"tcu
ploodshco anu uestsaction OF property. About
o'clock. It being known that Col. Scott had
expresscst lis determination 10 bepin moving
frntrht fror, tha dan,t and tn.t =, ,++.,r,,t
~ '-. =" -'ps
Wa 10 pc maae 70 faa !ee'ent Train our from
tho place, mob begsn forming 1t Cal1owh!ll-
street bridge. About 10 o'clock it, numbers