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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
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sions cfhe Lar ab0re quoiel are Y
he Joi'prisg. pc; - slsai
Rrctlfer sts5 as Ft s y,
Dealers, retail liquor nas j, N,
Dealers. wholesale Iiqilor sf 100 90
Dvalsrs in malt liquors. wlolesAle 90 Oh
p S.,, " 4. nal lguofs, retail j y %
He,all ,lraIsrsin leaf tobacco ~, VI
Aud On salesof over 81 .U0. INV ce,dse
ior every dollar in exctss of$i ,0O0 iss
Dealers IN manufactured tobacco 3 90
Manufacturers Of rlills 80 40
And for each siifI manufactured ~ 90
And Tor each worm manufactured % IN
Manufacturers % tobaceo a 10 40
Manufacturers f cigars 10 40
Peddiers ofiubaec0, firsf class-mors than
two horses or other aniinhls 80 90
Peddlers Of tobacco, seeUld class.-two.
horses or other aHiinals 2j 10
Ped'llrr- ~ toliacco, third cIass- one b0r4s
0f other animal H 49, NJ O0I
Peddlersol tObacco. fourth clsss--on foot
or public conveyance 10 Co
brewers Of less ilian 500 barrels 81 OO
Brewers Of5OJ barrels or more 100 OO
ANY person. % liable. who sIfail IaI 10 com.
py WITH The Foregoing requirements will be sub.
Jet o. severe penalties.
.Pgsvns or Firms Liable 10 psy any "A The gpp.
rla, nasc. ramsd above nili apply 10 ISAAC
,. fDItG. GslleefoF % Internal I.eveut,c n
kaleizlt. y oftb Carolina. aud pos fw and pro
cure The Special Tax stamp OF Stamps they ned
prior 20 My ], ISL, aud
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
fpcetsf Tax Stamps will be transmitted b,
mail eBlyspu receipt. ffniulhe psfsur OF lifto ar
deriHg the same, III specified dlIcaiOns 81 10 "a.
tayeihef VIII the nese-sary p.siaee sfaIsps, ~
p0.iazp 90 one slamp Il three ccnis and on fNo
sfanGIs vs. eesIfs, III s. desired that tIley ~
tnaHslslfiesl ~ mHistered mail ten cents ada
ti0nal should accompany The Application, n =.
GREEN B. RAtiM.
Commissioner 81 Internal Revenue.
flsicc, "a IpiefnaI Refellle.
X Wash1.fnn. y. G.Jan. q, 1911.
- 1srel ~ q. ~ : ~ lt - ~ tdEl
~ 80 81
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TheFWashiugton Star,za. Republican
raper oflive instincts. has this to say to
come of the Southern sistefhood:
WHO would be free. themselves must
strike the blow. isa Byrosic expression
which The people ofsouth Carolina and
Louisiana would lowell to heed. The
remedy for the lis they bear is in their
own hands; their emancipation from mis-
government should he wrought out by
themselves. e. 4
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Con- Bsilsr isssrsd presidsn. Hayes Of
ks support The Geuefpl said bs bad 20
aies y ktild.
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allIsbasuugg 4searnsr:
wEpN EsDAY MAR. ia. 1877.

Il
The Richmond Whig says: True. The
Democrats lost their President BY being
defrauded ous of the yote'of two States, but
they still hold 50 strong band that they
can win substantial victory for the cause
Of conservation and their country i u j.
ludicious!y played. They haze good
working yniaj9sity. IN tire lower house, and
the Senate is 50 equally divided that they
can wmhren6deuce rely upon suclsnpperi
from Goakliag and a9swpiheT conservative
Rspablioaas ~ qRppsippg sectional and ra 81
cal legislation as will protect the country
against repetition Of the vicious and per
nicious practices Of Grants Administration.
evea if Presidents liayes' future course
should proves what we arsnot prepared g
believe. that His preseut Professionsnrs but
bats with which TO easiee thesanweary in
to an alliance With bis party. and that he
at best IS but charlatain not 70 be trust
ed. ssst1 ~ "a haA esgeN,sss
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The Wilmington Star says Blaine !
speech the other day. given IN our telee-
graphic repor,sa wasa bittcrattscknPon
HAYES. ! 1t il moi our funeral Blaine
thinks Kelloggs title TO . seat irthe
Senate is every whit As good as Hayes g
The Presidency. They are both creatures
Of the Returning Board. TO the average
man il looks lie Blaine Is right.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-14
DUMMY. March 10.

DURHAM March ll.e4
lam. l.ngs--Dark.ana kma mo tos Q. 90
sHE ~ Rel.smgx II n6.b0 to- I. 80
Bright lngs--t ,on,l,on W. 7.uistog $40
slaassF 80 ), Medsnm. & g.00to Zoo
III Nj nsa lGgod. A eI.l.O0 %, ls.0U
-ss, lssrss F,ncye $500 to 20. 90
Rel Leaf --'vn.. Dark. 1000 coo
afsass - loud. l,,,,a.i 5.O0to 500
= lttlva z. Fine. 49, a.0O 10 l0,uD
Bright Wrap-Cnnnpon. 1000 10 - 90
Meiinm, 100 10 p, 10
Fine. -. % Ia S5. 90
Extra, s.,aet 10 1000
~ x,DsSylLLE. VA. Msrsh l0.ge
Lngs -Ns& s,om. a. "A. 90 TO 4. 90
g. - Goad.aag - 5so0 10 d. 90
ssgs Common liriga., s.O0io i0.0e
- - sGued. essa as lsk00io Ito
Leaf. cutnmon. aia 6.00to 500
sa Guod. ~ sfs sslf 400 taIz. 90
ia cammou Bright. l.,.U0 ~ 2u.OV
e. Good ) stassa 25.0O 10 AZ, 90
i. - Old Wrap. culu. 10 90 10 20. 90
f v =. Good. ~ 100, 10 81. 90
80 :. Fine. ~ 81. 90 To- 10. 90
s.sns.''hz,.sin,s ksu', 1870 10 900
, 1877-10-18
HYmENEAL,

Special btspatca to Ta< caieaao Tfibuas.
KEAoaHA. Via, Oct. 17.-A notable wedding
came od this afternoon at o'clock, tho co.,
tracttug parties being MIas Pauline r. Volsz,
tho accomplished daughter Of the late +. V.
voltz. Of the American House, aud lii. John
Wills, Of Brooklyn, n \. The Rev. II. II.
Simmons tying the nuptial knut. The bride
was the recipient OF many beautiful and costly
presents. Tue bridal couple left on the $3.50
j. III. train for Brooklyn-thelr future home.
-, 8ptefdf lNsldteh 10 1hs tAteaaa frttsns.
MILWAUKEE, OFT. l7.-A brilliant society
syent syent tnt: evening va tue EaarrtaTs u
e e.. Senator lssgnaolph, q New Jerssyl aud
schley, Esa., A. tie residenee Of The latter,
corner Ut Astor and Division streets. The
Virginia. Archbishop Ileu4 was to have pcr-
FORMED the ceremony. but beluK Ill the Hev.
Father Garcscha married tho couple, The
bridesmaids were tisters Of Tho bride. The
gFooinsmcR weru Hr4iley Schley aud son Of
Senator E3andolph. 4 large number OF Invited
guests were present. aud : large number Of
e!egunt wedding presents were received. In
the evening . Reception was given by the "a
rents Of the 6Eide, tue pa1Iofs being elegantly
decorated.
, 1877-10-18

O4$A VII Na4A%4&oNs
The following ~ere the arrivals and eleaFancea
for tho twenty four houra sndtng 1t 10 o'clock las
Night:
.AsnlvAh.-stmo Chicago. Manttowoe,. sundr.e.
. sp; fl T.
ss9 :ssss.. Sss, .S1s1;, ;; ~;
ISG WaI!s .st iqnSsI hEi!s s!ss: ha.
+ ss.: T. %isaSi %staisstsa a:n' llsss.as L
IT.: ss' Ms:sf:s" @s @as*Ei E.*s e 4S4 hsa a
]sSs ]toF5s: Sn s5 .wSod Tsa .;s.
iG:sn ,e'fsn e,!; taapaSsa
t ;st = = soaa .s Hssn' SS: 6
Sa:Es:s.. !smsss: s!mssss. Lasinx,er i!aas: IL.
is WIT fDt / .5 .sss
uassE sSti Il
fsS !u,!,t*{ !! H. Il s93sEssa 3E nn1.ao IS lutts. i! 6,
sS ~; syisrt RosSs IT,, hsa heS
e ls.hafIss, I,sht' YsIst WHITE L;ks iamost. i:
/: y; ~: NS.stf:n;; ianGt!: tSStsss t;s:s1 sS
;ss;; htsxs: lis,.sa: !aa,s.I Y; i: H.*xIa.:
ss ~: si:s?s:: Eht f: 'sss
s l. sssfis ias; u iSs 8st
r.. ~. R: T. sis5 st en-.
sn s i.a: it ws %9 ~ s..9i
iii *; f: t,ss nsg;s i ss.. h.
I:!ps nu cY!a; ss!sr G'!sa ss1y I'a!i.o: a5.u0 q
lAx. sssde md suuastes- -klax,tun, ~ brts
}fI: naa,Is, ,s,;%ns - sbs.S soo n: aoai. II
= ~ ou corn as,niIs 6oaf. and .nHdres prup Al.
nls Young. Ets. ~ bF1s hoar !. 40 ha harley. ~
e.ss ns4.sea ~ taxh Inpthy .eed. tsanF AIptus
ftYon. 70 GIls nonr 1I!s pork. sud eanhFIca hark
1sn5 .tsp . tp h:ss III 1sfa; III pfoo ii Ml:esaa1ks n4.S
bays ErAAe sseti sSbr Emure!d. Kingston. 3l.1U Ou
wheat; selr f.! +. Woet1ud. Aa1.ls. aa.tAp tu sofn
aktdnosr: FensMstef. ~ tons Aay. pnup u. r. Heath.
eaus.!uck su1dr!ss sehr u. Ellen, Ehtts Lake, W
, 1877-10-18


PoRr 1lrsos, Mich. Oct. l7..-Down-srops
Quebec, Crsy Of Toledo, Wlasahickon, 8chuyl-
kill. Ohio and bsrges, Argyle aad eonsost. Dover
and ronsort, Swain and consost; sehn John d.
Merrill, Sunrise, Nelson, Lay ssats, Pilot, VIII.
lam crosthwatso, Sophia Alneh, John Kelder.
huuss, Imperial. John o'NsIl. T. P. Sheldon,
Laura uclle. Kass Darling, Lconz, Hattie John.
ston, A. l.. Andrews. Fayor!ts, City Of Toledo.
W. .. Allan. Costes, San Diego, i. 8. Marsh, II.
Louis. Klughaasf. L!xxls A. Law. Nahsead,
y.ns @ ,ttl:seu' HALTER ,,!aSsG LtneS|a D.li. Anss.
J. Wtlto1, sieuben Dowd. Hcvac, u. j. cleye.
land. Clayton uells, Nsn1anills Jssse Hoyt,
Arabia. ,G,ty Of saeboygan, Hartford. 4: .Auir,
Cheney Ame.. J. s., Aasttn. SCOTS, q. Ii. John.
ston. j. r. Mott L. J. Clark.
oswef efstehle, .naY City and b.ryss, s. K. sheldoa
sna eon'ort NallI7aa sna tatxet; 4eht. John b.
CaTsinEtosa, J. .. A..tsn. George Il. Case. rra.
maa Aots. Near, II. A. Richards. l. d. uan.
Wind northwest, freah. wsslhss cloudy.
, 1877-10-18

nhGthcr tfnel There was m evidence alhinst
swcctzr. exrcpt that Kimher1r-''thc lct,er."
Mf. ktetl t.efnAnfctI tfat tho Jury keep their
plChtHr1 faith.
The Court said tho jurors hal mt entered Into
'nntra1t With the ttetcnsc. They had made
abatement Under nash.
s!r. II cd nl~!ioct, lis demand in arenr,1an.r
VIII fiis li"ntr's suggestion. The jhry were
nsacl tns,nvbt not nhy uIr,n tn. testimony nf
an as'rnnpl1e. bnt Il rcsorcr ais? awcc'xer's
GOO! character should fc plt Int" tic tcale Adj
t!nglt f9 ht trc The btirvlmse Of goa1s nt,d mt
rnsffl1 for then, was M lrn,f that l,e entered
into Lie tot,*pfra&s alleged. 1T tile former
trial Judge HnrcM tafh ilts tettltnony wa4
sn"w that tho t',unty was being .cfraWled. Ills
character sllOHlI be pt tit the scale ngninat tho
"infcrnnf lnfcreucc" TINT hcran.c t,e didn't
z" to tue 6'"ro he WA criminal. W'ntla 4
kimberly about cheating Il, met, Harris ssfl
T. was IL t'lIr." Which would i1ey briiercl
WAS nNfvEN TO DkstEtArloN
TO get = ycrliet' What was tie ey,!enrc against
MtCaIferl Answering. llltn*elt. Mr.. fired re-
lated the e:pN story. anil what orcutred nj For
sythe q C",ss store waes, 1'sriofat aud kimi,cr-
e unwilling improper Is,na dune thcrc. @
nothIne wt".r @ was ' 1o"c. aS NeSat1re, o"ps p"pf
hclped Kimberly, who was in tronbIc,- ,-tetptI n
fr'etHl Of 4 tna.! WHO was . frcsnl of tts friend
u.Dfcr+.an). The ufaftn u 4 plot Matched there
With reference 10 the orltcr.louk was frivolous.
A'ait tie money, Beastlsicy first sworc that he
tnuk tafl to The c1af''room in nc:etn'cr. When
the cas!l-hnt,k WAS Flown to him l,c fotini
70 SDD and the time tu Ian. III. That slsowe.i
that an hnncst fnnp could be- mistaken. The
]nrT enuld mt presume That Mecaffrcy's name
wah on tho ehsclop. hccante 1t was moi rertatn.
NoilihE e"usd bu c,n}cctureti. II 1t wasn't
tGrt1E1L thai hH rnt TIM tttrv tpt,s
, 1877-10-18

tb,;s =. E.ass,3. Esas p aod .c9,y
.Msrt sathat!.nd =. William 1iarermSn, ssia..
f%sa D. Kt sft',s'S !. esr Il .sn "{:nH siss2Feir W.
Lang VI. FRED !Ioehle,. 3Ar:.-E. ii. jones ".
TllImAs X. ArmstrnHK. $1.i?fia0.
aEPR.ME CnGNT.
sh'ctai bis.4tch r ?st tH"neo Tfitsrt
srn1sortEtn, ILL.,, Ost. l7.-iha ooinions If
thr shn1enc Court, lately T., tcs.L,n ut Ottawa,
Court in this citv tt,.tlav, In the following cases:
Sharp IL Co. v*. Snliti,crman, affirmed,
a!cDartt -. Biylns, reversed and rclnaned.
People. etc.. vs.. Ycnzc1, reversed and re-
CITY nf srrin9f'e1h ". Edwards, affirmed,
~ thia last decision the Injunction granted
nY ''utlre Zanc, ti this tity, and under wltir!,
thc M,ilic'pal torcrnmrnt for tho last two
years tas hccu run. ts tnatto perpetual. The
substanrc y that cities having aitbs larger than
tile constitutional limit hare nu right lp Issue
terlb or create an. Indebtedness while
,lIere tI & Is no money IN The Treasury. THIS cage
otit tue State at,tt Is especially 80 now TINT the
injutttinn llas htch Affirmed. The Injunction
wns obtained In ls7s ~ Afr. Edwards. when shc
Democratic municipal Administration was rum
niaR affairs On The lIiGllpressuse plan. II wnA
ttlc cnst,fn ot the Administration to anticipate
IT, eolecttnn nf revenue, and thc Injunction rro-
hibtteti this course. and prohibited the fncur+
ng :" 4ens rncn ters was r" money ths
prepared tho opfnfon nf the Supreme Court, aud
It discusses exhausttretr the constitutional
questions Involved, and the elect OF charter
Limitations and privileges.
TuK OPINION,
from which Justice Diekey alone dlsscnts, con-
elndea;
:, This facts here found IA proved. and abont which
thcro seems tn be no dispute, Ahpw an tncrpase In
The city debt. In plain and phlpahfe violation OF
the Constifut1ont each year etnce the adoption Of
that instrnTcnt. At TO Time sincc the adoption Of
the con.t!tntIon haa ts outstanding indebtedness
been lcss than 6 per cent on the value Of the
annual assessments for State md county pMrposcs
but. to thu reverse. 1t has constantly Been largely
In excess OF thai amount, AMI yet III nctee edncaa
va, 40 atgmended Mafch !. 1871, =. III. 10: March
imao.:Ss IN" its" .di ii; IT, eosa Stts
psiatiny to thefs payment tho cmrreus
revenues A. levied cnct1 year lf ench c1ncnses
hhd lern thus certified there cDutd shave been M
debt lctt sani,na, for whether tho approximations
year could make. no difference. since, in cttIer
case. 1t mntt fatIsfy and tllacaygc the current ex
pensca for the yeae. Tic fnc.s fonnII, "a t,royct
likewise, show the borrowing Of money anil con.
tFaetlng tn pay increRt thcEeon, and The payment
81 money ffon the TIcaAury III direct violation OF
.he letter and spirit of Tho organic l,w of The
the city cnn exercise only huch pnwera in it,
name and on tts behalf a. arc cxprcrsly conicrfed
by lA organic law and Atc Incidental and nrcrs.
sarJ 70 carry into effect tho objects Of the fncurro.
rotat,oh. hlnch !eas can anJ powers be exercised
or nct done which IL forbidden BY statute. tlIlon
10 disturb tho decree, and il II accofdiugjy afs
dfmcd, = A'0
, 1877-10-18
MARINE NEWS.
NAUTICAL NItgIIAPs,


A livc'y hccne was witnessed At The Wells elcva-
dredging recently done In front to ensble loaded
Ind an lhe tug Orient took tho schrWells 10 untoa,i
Saturday. the dock rccclseda sharp hump, caus-
Ing tho foundations to aIse way and tho whole dock
to cave In. At tho limo there was quito crowd
on 1t, and such tcrambiag ~ followed Is rarely
secn. The damage In not great
The tug Frina.Ilie. lost on Tscfauo 1a1c, was
built at this port In 1S6a, AMI was owned 1atcrly
by ucorgc +. nrockway, Of Port Huron. She wa.
one Of tho most powerful tugs on the lakes, and
had donc great service In wtccktng and tnwing.
The tugs Monitor nnd American Eaeie skirsntsh.
ed for tow, tho schr leorln. night before last,
and the former ran Into tls latter, 50 Capt
Jtahlkc stated, and damaged her ptank.ahccr, 4
stanchion. and bul"arke. on tho port tids. Tho
Hnbett Abbsy; sailor On tho seaw se. ltird.
and WAS drowned hciorc asalstancc cou'd be- rem.
dercd him. whcn two mlcs OF Saugatack, whcre
TMe wrtck'ng stmt Ma3ac. which left Cleveland
on SATURDAY. night 10 Recover tho Il, II. Turner,
returned Monlay. and reported the vessel atotai
River tuesday. but was ecassd shortly aitcrward
AMI proceeded down. AhH hae been e5nHnlaflY uf.
fortunate on her maiden trip.
Detroit Myes this side Of the Alexander ilonso
pasacd up With bet strog Of dix bassca al1 iIast.
In the btw OF Wednesday week on Lake It4fun
the schr Jan,cs itatt had her foresali badly used
up. and broke tho cAsting NJ Tbs rudder head. Sha
The schr 0ane. .Cock lost her ssaysasl lately,
Ths schr Maple Leaf II ashore near Horse island,
Owen Sound.
, 1877-10-18

Cu,cAao, Oct. little matkst for grain char.
ters was active st decline Of Nc. Ths demand
wks chledy for corn yssssls, and ~ tho offerings
were large shippers hsd Cd until s!tsr lts %.
cline. ltuom via secured for 1870, COO ba wheat,
800 oo0 bu corn, aud 20, 600 bu tys. 70 buffalo,
Irnps Portage, Kmptrs 6tste, sad Nontana wheat; ;
prop Scotia. wheat aud corn through; schrs ,. T..
March aud ps;idsoa. wheat q 30; ach1s II. q.
inxon. Michigan, barge Graves. Ill corn st l{r
To Wslkefsale: schs Knight TempAs, sJs 1t ic.
fers.
kuTecs t.sehs' sd.sassd aR.1 ys.e1d.g The
for DRY lumbe! from AusksRod 70 Ghlesgo. Two
dollars was asked for dry lambeE from Aspontuss
anu telat ktrsf 10 this port and the schf City OF
Chicago recstVad that aguro fut 4 cA1xu froM thu
l4ltsf place.
, 1877-10-18
LABOR AND CAPITAL,

80tc3dl Mfpa'tI 20 7At CAIcuyo Trfau1e.
JoL1kT, H., O<t. l7.-Tha miners of Braid
wood aud CoAl City held meeting Vt Braid
wood yesterday afternoon. 1t WIS sLs largest
mlneEs' meeting ever held there. Tho COM
papIe& have rlailned that ii u ballot could be
hal thu men would vots 10 resume work. To
decide tte question, = ballot WIS takeu At tls
injecting, witch EeauItcd In $40 votes tn lav0r Ut
holding out until an honorable settlement waa
made. and eight votes in favor of ending ths
strike on sny terms. Tho men arc Determined
to remain idle until the companies acceda to
thelr demands.
, 1877-10-18
.EX0hERATEl.

RICHMOND, Va, oetsl1.-Thc Rev. E. 7,
Baird. late Secretary Of The Presbyterian Com.
.uittec OF Publication Southern General Assem-
bly,, indicted !u tbls city for eubes1lemeut ot
the funds Of the Committee, was put upon trial
to-day. After The examination OF three Of tho
principal witnesses, Judge Guigon stated III Ut
ha saw nD necessity for further proceedings.
This op!aon was colncde4 with By tho psosecu-
ssln. The Jury, without leaving their seats,
ousel was immediately discharged
, 1877-10-18

BUFFALO, Get. l7.-rea&els passluR Port Col.
eozaa Lack for twenty -four hoass eadins6 p. III.
Oct. u: Y
EsstWsra-Pfoos CITY Of New York, Toledo TO
02dsnabutX: William Coxls, A!peua 10 Toledo;
schs* W. Noadss, Detroit to Oswego, Mary and st
cstoesucs, ETis 10 Port aobinalon; WAcoasts. Port
Dover 10 Tolsdo.
gatehls, Ogdsusbus2 to Chicago; Granite stats. O4
, 1877-10-18

~ the rnion Dock, }lufralp, Saturday. sctr CIR.
ford anil basks Lotua and Peahtgo were In 10 stop
ichks; 'chr Fayctte flown was having nov fud-
der stock pmt In: aehrr Elsln and John n9tcs wcys
dncked for cnlksnR and repairs to ruddc. stock. !;
self tlnren rity wns furnished with new bo,mt
Ard faFd.. and the j. u. Mssten with n'w hnom. |:
schf Ia Petite haa eccc!sed new foretnAAt And jlh
ho'1n. and new framcf. ttc: and thr schr L0tife
WnFc has hren supplied With new mats and every.
&AlnK cuMnctc atslYA tiecks 49, =
, 1877-10-18

DurrALo, Oct. 7.-Charters-Schrs Eate l..
bruce, Nellie 1scdinston. ilridecwatcr, T. l..
1lanforth, st. Lawrence, and EeNcta, coal 10
Chicago at SOC; schsn Moonlight, renokre, j. X.
Beattc, coai to Milwaukee 1t aac; schr Z. Bailey,
coal to Toledo At 2oc; scht Dunferd, sand to De-
troIt 1t asc per ton; schrs Champion. q. J. Wells,
and Samuel Flint. coal from Erie to Chicago At
40c: schr Montpelier coal from Cleveland to
Chicago a hoe; schrs Grace Murray aud Granatla,
lumber from Duncan City to Chicago at Si.37Ii
per NJ: fchEs Ida Keith and JAmes Couch, coal
from Cleveland to Chicago at huc; schs ueorge
Sherman, coal from sanlusky to Milwaukee ii 10.
Cicaranccs-Props rotoin6c, Milwaukee; Color
l1sy; Fae!hc: Iiayelock, and statneca, Chicago;
tchf q. u. Norris. Chicago; +. l. i}anford, Ch,.
cag1; LucerBe, t'hicAKo; n. RcdlnYton, Chlcago;
g. Murray. chicag0: Montpelier, Chicago; i'd
Keith, ch!cauo; J. +. JOY. Chicago: Own Son.
Ghieaso: 1l,ggts nd Jones, Gh!ca9o; Ostrich.
hawk, Milwaukee; Nevada. Milwaukee;
f., Anderson, htwankee; Htna. Cleveland; i;
John Iieler, .i,hcago; Dlck sommeEs, Cleveland; !;
FIeetwttiu, Toledo; william shnhe, Toicdo; ;
ist:s,i M.gss iis:sa; ii ,isetl;, ID tl;as.a: IT,
Milasukre: Pcnokes, Milwaukee,; j. c. haley.
Toledo; Lyman. Casey. Tolceo; Atmosphere,
Toledo; Ada and hedo.a, Macktnsw; bar2s T..
F. 0oud, Saginaw; y. Ioltun, SnX!usw; 9.U.
Lathrop, Alpenas Mariner, Saginaw.
, 1877-10-18

d"nshnrG to Cierefanh: tcotf+, Montreal tn th!cn
20; hnskf Norway and Siberis, Kfn1ttnn to To!e-
DO: Il. 4. i'nfton. ntwrgn to t'hIcaCo: y. FIJI
mnfs Rne'tnn & to &ChicaaG ,nl!atin. fn'fhaTento
Direhar.iny at The olevator-Steam barge Tec1Hi.
ech. from Chicago,
, 1877-10-18
Ell r..
IAfEE IIt
e.x.f.R fx..-s.L g. H-L . 7ss -

sntcsa! nitHatch 10 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
En1E+ Pa. Oct 17.-Arrtyass-prop Exypttan.
Cleveland; schr Portage, Toronto; sclr snowdrop,
Port Dover.
Dcparturct-f'rop Afatka, pchr Thomas A. Scott,
ChsaEo; scht ilarse't queen, !'ai!aio.
ChAsicta-schEs Champion. Chandler, j. Wells,
AAG San Flat, cont 10 Chicago 1t 10 cents Der ton
, 1877-10-18


The Dettutt 4Stma: 'Al1 In not lovely In this II.
rptctton district yet. The dock rnmore snd
Fnmors IN 'hippng-owntrs oficcA arc to the effect
that cetss1n tnspcetor Of Iuiis. whosc residence
ia nnt 1000 mll"A frnm Port uuron, has been
guilty Of making oht certificates for bnata that he
hah mi been ahnatd of, Irnving the lloilrr In.
.pccsor 10 4" all tue wnsk and he only aasisting In
the work Df drawing hts pay."
, 1877-10-18

Rptrta' IRAnHtra IN TIE CHte'lgo 7riounr.
Marquette, Mich, Gei. 1T.--Arrived down.
IRON +. chamberlain. schF J. ". llanatord.
ctcarcd-rFop J. +. Fay, schr y. i. Nhodcs.
Fosred up-rrop j. j.. 1Iull.
paaed iown Yesterday Prop Arctic.
up--rrop Wlustow.
Wind nunheasL Weather rniny.
, 1877-10-18
3tI1.IVtfT1eEE.


fptcfdF NspafcA to TAs CAlrsyn 7f5tun,.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 17.-Chartcrs-r nuffalp,
schrs saYsIand. De!'e flanseoln. Dasia Stewart,
III. 600 but what at ntlc: fntcf.t}cean nntf Arro-
naut. ~, QUO hu wheat. thrnush 10 Erie; echr
Al'cghany. ~, u0O hu r1lcut, through.
, 1877-10-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
APPLET0NS' JOURNAL
FOR NOVEMBER.


COSTESTs:
FR0ST1srfEcE. Illustration to Poem, "Tbo
Ganc knnt Played" [y e. y. He!ohart.
SUMMER nAMBLISGs IN WASHINGTON TER.
R1Tuhf. with six Jilustrn.iona.) Dy ].
Murphy.
1tLr+rnArsoxs: New wTacoma-O5ympIa-cas
ealc Range- Scenery Of Puget Souuu -sno.
quamic Fal1--saw.Mill, Port t'amh1c.
M cEt1ts AnBo1l. a Soyci. ~ Walter lie.
SAINT and James 3itce. authors Of " jscady-
Money MOrlliny.' ''Tn- Golden i3uttcrty,t'
etc. with Two 1l]ussratlont.) Chaps. rfIt.-
~.
TIE GAME EMIT PLAYED. A Poem, uy
Thomas Dunn English.
DEAD MAGAZINES. 4 History Of The By.gonc
Magazines Of America. Iy Ell. I,usiin.a,ne.
LAny's THESES. Sonnet. ByEs.F.
ENGLISH HOLIDAYS. Wimbledon. ny Jutlan
hawthorne.
A WHIP Dr SCORPIONS. Short Story. Com.
plete. Br EdRar Fawceti.
A STUDIO SKETCH. scenes In the Lie of Il
paEisian Artist. 1y Mary I1ast.
COMPENSATION. A Poem. Dy Mn Annie
i,othwell.
ExTRA.1IAzAHnors. a Short Story. Complete.
lily Edward Dclfamy.
CONCERNING ArTEMS. ny u. F. De Costa.
THE ROSES SECRET. Poem. ny VIII Wal.
lace lsarncy.
4 TALK ABOUT TA1EKs.
ISLE n1tTEUsE. 4 Short Story. Complete.
ny Lizzie ". Champney.
"cttEitKy l1pEr' 4 Novel. Chaps. xXxv.-
XxXy1'. 1ir Helen u. Mathcrs, author of
''Comn' thro' the Rye, +" etc.
THE SKELETON WITNESS. A Poem. ny Paul
II. lIayne.
DOWN THE r0LGA. From Mini -Eoygorod' to
T+aritzin. By Dsrid ker.
E6ERlA. A Poem. Dy Mary Keely Doutellc.
LITTLE pE-T0ll-KlP. 4 Sketch Of Young
nlackfoot ny II. II. Robinson.
FIRST LOVE. Dy Rudolph L,ndau.
EDITORS TABLE: Mora's In Art and Literature
-Amentty between Political Opponents
Return from tho yacatlons-LuxurIuus Ltv-
Ing In caubs-SpEratualam and sccpcc-Scn-
Failonab Literary 6uccesses-6cience and
POETRY.
BOOKS OF THE DAY: rarkman's 'couni From.
ienac and New France under Lonia XIV
Mccoan's "ggyot A. 1t 1s"-wa,lns's
''saattary Conditions In Country Dwell.
inss "-Theurict's "0cfard's Marriage"
, 1877-10-18
A MASTOD0N,

&pscsaf Dtspaseh 70 TAt Catca9o TstauAs.
FoRF WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 17.-Yesserday after.
noon the bones Of mastolon wcra unearthcd
on tho farm OF John Boyd, near Laasangc.
Tha iAw-boue measured Two feet auu seven
inches iu length aud two feet aud two iughe4 tu
breadth Tho Eemaihs weso well preserved.
, 1877-10-18

1sn1@xroET, t'ct. .17.-c!eaEcd-rrop Monawk
Belle Kankakcc Feeder, l. 800 pots; j. Mcnard,
knnknero Feeder, a. on po~tA: uannbc, u,tawa,
90. s!7 feet lumber; Surh i'ranct, LaSa!ie, U U;n,
feet lumber. "