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DEFDs IN i EE have been fled as follows.
n. r Shepherd 81 al. To Andrew Gleason.
$500, lot -, sIuare west OF tZj. McIntire
aho frcntiss 10 Margaret O'Conueli. : ie9. SO.
=, square -. Augustus Long to John A.
oteser ezi9. lot s. square 1a5O. j. NJ. Ioux-
man 10 augustus Long, S2i5, part lot 3,
sqOarv Loo. l.. III. Douglas TO Rosetta y.
subject 70 mortgage for 81 .510. C. H Bram-
nail 10 bartholomew DigginS, $500, LOT /.
subdlV lsiOn Of lots and 3, square 1911
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Every caller, vhe.
Their intending 70 buy
or 10 merely look q
NY goods, q treated
In the same polite and
cordial manner.
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To-day, Judges Cartier, Wylie anI Humphrnvs.
Rider agt. MOrscil; argued and submitted Booker
agt Stewart; argued and submitted Keefe agi:
Malone; argued s''
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EDUCATIONAL INsTI-UTIOSS.-PrOf. In
Glen +. Coiliere gives Instruction In the
FIeAch language, il private classes or les
ard ssDiEaTies. Residence 1894 street n. W.
See adVt.
n graduate OF Triuity College, Dublin, Of
Spanish ard Italian
Miss NJ. II. Magiil gives instruction in elo-
cntiOD 20 private Clas>es-2Il2 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue.
JEo. Mccarthy teaches plain aud o-rla-
mental penmaT ship, southwest corner of SIh
and L streets northwest.
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Steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, CAPTAIN goEs
y; NooD, leaves her hsrf, foot Of ~
Gh street, threS tines wesk-is<x&6u4C
river: ThurdEys ST = O'Clock o "a. for Ourriomsu
and leoBardtOV-n; Saturdays ~ y o'cloek a NJ for
Curriuman aud Leunarcfo own.
For further Information apply NJ the Offioe over
metropolitan Bank, Knors Express once, Ga ~ tia
Compsuy's " hArf, foot OF 6th street.
Baggage called Ter on eypiicaflon a. huoxs y z
presE onloe. shMUEL BACON, Prasf.
3 J. AOCIEELLF, Agent
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SETH W. FOwLE & SONS. Proprtetors, so
orally. octl-mSth,lIn
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Ny goods repreeen.
the latest New York
sty les. Buying for
cash, enables me %
cell rem arksbly
cheap.
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THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Syxon
OF Maryland began It's fIty-eighth annual
convention TIE day evening. Ia The Luthpr-
Al chErch OF Jefferson, Md. Rev. II G. Bow
IL, pastor. The Wa hingtou delegation =
headed by Rev. J. G. Butler, y d, The pro-
lector az irdefaiigable builder OF The NJ
moral church n this city, VITO has with him
ron fHis District. Rev. :. Douer d. ID
ReVs- Iteilz, kuriZ, Hay ard Weaver. Of
Wsshir -ton, aud Rev. G. A. Nixiorff. from
GeOEEEtOwn.
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CLYDE's NEW ExPkEss LINZ

STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steanlt VI this CONF any Will sal every Sat
ufday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third >f~hk
street, Hoboken. Rates Of passage: From KILN
New York 90 Southampton, London 49,
Bayre and Bremen, hrst cabin, sloi seoond cabin,
SEQ gold; Storage, 4 80 currency. For freight OK
Passage, apply 90 OELRlCHs co.,
eers ON Bowling Green. New York.
a MEXICAN LINE OF sTEAMsHIP6
. ,o s,ssi rsH TN
Queengtown.
Cabin, intermetiste and steerage passage tfckess
can be hsd at II. D. COOKE, ia. a 90. q, Bank
ers, 1929 street. Also, Agents Tor Tie Kse stsr
Line 70 Antwerp. oy1z-o
, 1877-07-09

Is there single rcason whv thry
.hontl not go to that rn!intTy set apart for the
permanent home nf The Indians where they can
soon heet,n,c independent and happr In home
never more to be taken from thcml Gcr.
Grant was right when he a'lv'scl these ln!l!ans
to 70 to the Indian country. They should ali
e., 'sillLng, nr unwilling, Or At once break up
their tribal relations and live like the whites.
The poncas, peaceful tribe OF Dakota, werc
teccntly c'nnp:lIcd tn 90 to tile fntltan country.
Why alioulsl the l,ostllc Sioux be favored more
than other rnlanss Wo usually have our chill.
lrcn do what VIC think tcst for them we should
treat these Indians the same.
This country has had great deal OF trouble
with The Indians. There is probably more cor.
rupt!on Ia that branch of the Government than
fn any other. The press Of the cnuntrv could
do no better ecrytce than to take up the Indian
question. and aRitatc It until aomc cheaper and
letter policy Is established than the preacnt.
We should like tn have somc rood reason all
vanced why the Sioux II Dakotas should not
all be removed In the next year or two to the
indian Territory, They VIII alxays be an
enormous expense 10 tho Cove rnnlent in ba-
kota. DAKOTA.
, 1877-07-09

nnon, MOI, their promise to stop the sale Of sAo4
tudtctous proceedings In snch mattcra. There
arc probably a0,WO COPIES Of this work IN tdrc,,-
1atton IN England, and an eager market tas been
male fnr ss secret sale By unprincpct7 persons,
have circulated in ten years but for tho ailrer-
tfscment Of tho prosecution. This does not
luAtil5 the course Of the distinguished dcfedants,
who may have been we'll meaning, but certainly
we're not wise.
The other hook has produced a not less re-
markab!c sensation, hut among q different
cfasa. 1ts importance il owing to the efforts
making by s'tualats In tho EnRtteh Church to
sas.e. q ts.t as 6s one 1 ct tc
called j" The Pl!cst In Abso3utton." II 10 q
manual understood 10 be based upon, II not
Identical with, one in use tn tho Roman Catho-
s Chs r ,hs, 9.st the Bs'sss IN he per
The obnoxious. .parts arc the question instructed
to be askcd OF women, wives, and mait1ene,
und boys, wlcn eonfcssing them: They are, II
priests of The Roman Church and tt.orc of tLo
EnR1!sh Church who hare set up the confess
sional: They arc so broad, direct, and explicit
touching certain matters that are commonly
treated With reserve That no Englfsn neys,
lfau f;afaft printed enough 70 show the
cssenttal vileneks Of tho manual. 1t shows the
extent Of ,p.'catly Interference fn the most
sacred and inFtolate domestic relations. and
has shocked tho English people. who arc
Jealous o' nothing more than safeguards Of tho
purii! and modcsty Of their women, and arc
naturally intolcrant Of any practice which has
sugEestion Of inpur4ty. How strong tho
feeling Is may be Judged ffom the faet that tho
matter has been talked over in tho House Of
I.or'le, and the Society for the Suppression Of
vlco have taken IL IN hand and are going to Try
the question whether the law permits
tho circulation Of auch literature. Tbs
opinion Of the Attorney General Ia to be-
asked for by the Commons. The revelations
concerning this book hare strengthened the
prejudice aEaInst the Rltualists. On tic other
hatd, Mr. Llndlcy Wood, President uf the chief
RitualtAttc associatfon In England, and Mr..
1cresford Hope, wcll,known ~ a politician,
have accepted moro or less absolutely the pc
aitIon Ut defenders Of the book and The psart(cc
The latter, Indeed, would have It Thought that,
personally, he docs rot advocate It, hut he
Withdrew from membership Of tho Sx.icty for
the Suppression ok Vice when 1t resolved to
prosecute = case Against II.
, 1877-07-09

Mrs. j. NJ. Grechsy. wife Of the Regent Of the
lM,utsrial Cn!yerrity at this place, which o.
f11sr1p fpenbcr. n q tie ,my have eons East Mr..
iIrero7y'a remains will b. Inferred A. kalama.
100, Aifct., Yhcrc she formerly resided. Ehc
has bern an insaft for several years, anil most
Of the lime hns i,eaH nwny from home It sonc
watcr-curo or other health resort.
sptrfat N,p1frh 10 TA+ n fSunt.
KANKAKKS, ILL.,. July B.-Fe1Ix Beaueamp,
landlord and proprietor Of the Kankakec House,
poscd cause is atn,pfrxy.
acteat Ms1,a.tA to TIE T,ftunt
DErno11, Mich. july a--Carolinc, wife Of
the Hon. A. D. Frasert died thia morning, aged
"a.
, 1877-07-09
WHERE THE SIOUX SHOULD Be LOCATED.
10 tAs EdNoy oJ 7As Trbunt.

YArx7oA, Oak. Ter, July 6.-The present In.
~- ...a... .s, 1aa..t.., ~ H.. ,s., 49,.
!1ss ~, w. ~. s,a....,,..,.
tHo o'ou1 o1t our oo!os'' ~ LAG uo'et"a'sas
Is about to cxpcnd hundrcds Ut thousands of
lo1ia,a OF the pcoplcts hard earnings for tue TO-
,,,,.,.n1 ~ th+.e 1rlI,ns IN thn Msanrl River. in
ns,s,. " :. ,xo,,,I ..a,, -, 10 h,,t ,ho NM n
naXotss u "oui" seeh' " ~ wv &no t'A4@ "
economy, Or athef eohimon.senSe. u
1c.i,alIc one for the Iudtnps, and
aua nv wh,,h thcv ran nitfmstcly a,,hst.t by
une y" "a'e" s"s1 49, 49,: n.,s..
the!r own !apof. lIst AZ o1 western uaso'a
Is wholly unit for thtso Indians, uohc WI deny
that have nny real knowledge Of the country,
II IA mt ~, AGRICULTURAL couutry. but a grazing
3 .sst "ns ~ ,,,..,v. Nv, lrv -, ~. .,rreksf,,i
anu tnanesa4 SoaIt c-3,S ~ ~, ~ aamirahSp
eto"tnk ~ ~ Ana .a,Inr rNnn,ssi H. II rns,cts
adapted tot Ts ift,a.n y" fnIt0ns ~ A.,
, 1877-07-09
%. PERSONAL,


nenator ua"os says no unda II ens'eF not
whc nav r. ", ~ NJ, .sn ~ ~ .s.a,n urH y. s
si",. o.r; hnn,ts @' "7 ~ '''"A40"' ~ "'' p's
-, --.
ftehluont Hayos soma aft1nl'y covered
tne'f WING win the hills Of faro during tho
i'ss.s i.'es ano n.t afoP went INTO
e....~ ,., ~
oeu. oto"a9t u. Hoo1ofu' OF Nc" fofR,
had cordial reception In Mississippi on the Fsarth
otiulJ. Lie "aa u'o cuess thcre VI fscnator Lamar.
anu wan treated On nl aides With tho htsheas dis.
aas''on'
"uo8e hpeiaon, OF tho Illinois suPsemo
Court va msao an LL. D. oy Williams college
~ 1ae !e*t commencement. Frof Franklin Car
te1' 81 i@e eo''ess' YVES n@oo rh. H. ~ The
same time:
~ MseI slctof ltaeo mado hts last mystic
speech Ia sho French Assembly, Jules Simon ktsscd
nun Oh Dosh cheeks This va" pfcai"ed to b. u
se"wa tor n's eloquent enofts; OF "as 1t psnAnco
s'' e'a''"'
frh. A,,,,i,,or., ~ T-~..u c.s,s...
Of tho German Pu"seA. has just been played with
applause at Munich. la - motive 10 sho folly
OF h~5efs meadl'h2 Ia politics.
Julian Hawthornes new novel; Garth
four.hsudtd n,cr" nr .w, nInmo. ~. ~ H,ss a"..,.s.
,,nta. "s - - ,s, W W" ts4"rs ~ Aiss At.o"
company In general TINT it was long,"
Mrs. Kate gpraaue In ,,ren.rino n vo,rn,a
NJ ,.Ato,rh., Maa. th,o.s :, ..h,.s ~, ..,'.
tr.,s vl,h ,c,, mi n.ne, nns,"" ,a" ..,a ,s
In Ru1ono sbo t..rar," ss.,,ss III ~
rontc, an i.srned .,rnns. 90 s ~ ,..,.
'"e"' "e'a'1a' MIA 4A''aa'
ua,1.x xh,rh n,a,so" ~ W. ~ W W oass t.ot'
Mr. sn,l,cv .nrd.s. 49, -" "..H sIH ,,...;n
haa vct hethonoh, ~. -. ..,.,a ms,s a1A.ey
bcttar wat. IN nant ~, 49,. ~ ,' ss
Marbla ean nrvcz do ri, ts..,.. -. '"~S'
u, ~
!no o'' LOUIS tftpuotsean has boon doing,
Nct,rn,. m u'assa ~ l1asssxa article on
clamor, for mo,. h,,. ~ o"'s',.s,- .os !'a. -
tho IA yp,n,h h.,~-nnnat"s. u sAu'.e' a' u'aet'
a.ummer.r.sort ~ - Ss... s~s.e'* ea'e3So
n.,,...... wv, w. ~ "e
@N1 u "Al1ama college do not caro-
aa'e tae Iaek neutone6 that thst Institution
yc.ss srn Tn, ~ s'.s. ...,,s poeos o. La~s some
9atau we're on Garth hs ronIa r.. ~. a.s.s' 49, IN.
n.-os y. D. e1thcr-fnum half hmna.sS s,s.,... ~ ~
colleges.
Only thrso .,.v.- -
upd.or w. .ous Hs,' "As7 :lne"passee Oh the
III. d,.t sn.i... .s..osu -. uas - John u. Jsfsls,
-, 49, OF INC soad smother ID his wife
, 1877-07-09
NEBRASKA.
Ep<ctal N1pateh IL TAS 9SiAHNA.

Special pspateA IL 7as Ts4ns.a4
SEWARD, HowasL Co., July Y-Cur prosnects
FIR harye,,inr m ennr,nn,s Weld # sn.,n~
. ~ a '"."s ~ ',a. 'as.,., as'u y. spsns
wheat. oats, anu palley eontia''o most Halter"
lug. We arc just about to commence cutting
haricy. Uur timothy }lay crop will hc tho t,cst
Sr., Known hsrc Carr, mnv bo caI,.d a ,,},,s
eses ""o"n ''el. ,'' Nv" "'41 ~ e4''s" e'n.ie
pack"afd' though II II nlaslak aood Growth
at present. Farmers a1e p1owlng Inc hFst anl
ket4,t,tl time. The weather La favorable. thouph
a iittie TOO wet.
Spteiai DsposcA 10 Ia 7t1tnas.
ALBION, Buops Co., July 8-YnrIne wheat
never kuket better; bxxt crop now on The
prnund uvnr rafaod afuro the Rsttiemrnt Of thp
Country. Oats. RE. antl batioy io,,kiur splcn
tfLi. Ma see Dr hcar nothtnr Of tia -
IIop"
w.vvnIv Ganr.sfsr fso f.lv r. III, .ea.on
Ia t,ackxanl Int lar iii thst. cryns of Iii Kinds
iE,or snicn5ti. xhrat anti nStx snirniti: harlev
ss.3 neas1! pu' "e@ "esttet ""s 'oI0so s"o
4"~''f ~ u~xn, - rtr,otcA ,o n. ,yxsA.s.
wheat III. ti"c .sn,,rh ~" !hnve ~ sv"ra,,e! ~,
"ssriy rr..iv ~ h.rvnst. vii r. heavSs' cnrn Jn
hsy aesIy ~. ~ nasseet ~! ~ anyt nsavyt eutn M
asy. Gss."a'u' oa' cunning o'' nne'' "''n'n ""
, 1877-07-09

The Democrats Of Louisiana hare not been
nblc to operate tho "Whitc-Linc policy ~
fully as formerly. The recent municipal elcc-
ton Ia New Iberia was not between Democrats
aud Republicans, hut between Democratic
ticket and another supported by portion Of tho
Democrats md Republicans, tho latter Of which
Nas eucccssful
, 1877-07-09

There are not little hcnrtburn!ng md tcal-
ou,y at Homo. The Pope Is represented Us fat
moro attentive to The Englist. than tho Irish
Catholics, to the profound disgust Of tue lat
ter, who object to being classified as "BElttsh
Catholics" fits Holiness docs not appear 10
recognize on whom his reliance is to be placed
on the t2th OF July.
, 1877-07-09

Special Dtspafc4 10 TIE Tribune.
Nav ALBANY, FLOYD Co., July e.-In the
midst OF tho most bounuful harvest ever known
In Southern Indiana; many fields will yield
thirty bushels, md aouIo thlsty-ase per acre;
weather t,as been good; quality of gran all that
could hc desired; prospect for coFn much less
favorable.
Special DispafcA to TAs TrtbunA, 49,.
RocKrOaT. hpcnccr Co., July S.-Wheat i1ar.
vest Just 1rtr; average, hitcen bushels; sotuo
crops as high ~ twenty-five bushels; quality
goou; secuseA in coed order; prospects tor
farmers encouraging,
SptctaI MsoafrA 10 TAs Tribune
RocKPoRr, Spencer Co., July B,-Wheat about
all cut and splen4itl; &ome down aud tangled
was we'll sayed; put up In good order, and q
large crop.
, 1877-07-09

GpeetaI NSpafcA 10 Th< TftbMns.
FoRr I.YoN, BcAtou Co.. July 8.-Whcat ono-
half cut; extra good-say from twenty to TWEEN
ty-llya bushels per acre; We arc having great
ueul Of rain; corn not doing well, ns farmers
cannot plow; hatl.storm on the LIST damaged
oats considerably.
Sptcfui 1.pascA n Tas Tribune.
LIBERTY. Clay Co., July B.-llnrvest about
half over: llayo had heavy ruins and storms,
which have put bark work; heads not large, but
we'll t3llcd, ...-
6utctdt Dfseatch ia 7As 7rttuns.
WALNUT HnAnE, fancy Co., July B.-Thc av-
crage Yield vi wtnter wheat Will be thirteen bush
els per acre; quality Of grain good; weather
fair.
. Rptct1I DispatcAs to TAe Tribune. ...
QAILATlN, Daytess Co., july 6.-Hcst harvest
VIC cycr latl; grain splendid, and will yield it,
teen bushels per acre; weather splendid
, 1877-07-09

There ID no use In abusing silver. 1t IN good
stain tts character by trying 10 make 20 cents
whrth Of silver pay dollar Of dths.-Hartingfoa
Uaaktye.
Is tho Iaok,ye IN favor Of making all debts
parable fu gold within eighteen months from
this datcf
, 1877-07-09

Onr New York namssako alludcs to TuH
TRlnuNE's French. 1ts young cditor should
lccollcct that tt does not necessarily follow that
because he knows nothing abont English he
, 1877-07-09

The Burlington Hark1pe man Is getting out a
book. Friends urc respectfully invited to at
tend. The bearers will take up the corpse wh!lc
hymn Is being sung and move to the place OF
iutcrmcnt.
, 1877-07-09

whent md oats !'rft-tate-ncver better; corn
doing exceedingly wcll
Kpsciai b.p.ch IA 7ae 7ribu7s.
ALEXANDRIA, Thayer Co.. July S.-No draw
backs whatever with small grains; they arc
splendid here.
, 1877-07-09

Tho editor Of the Milwaukee Sentinel read
bARr CLEMMRR'a letter ssatlng TINT all the
ncmbcrs OF Mr. HAYES Cabinet iad enornoi1s
ears and thcrcupon, with scltIahness we must
condemn, wrote q leading article to show tfat
the Secretary Of State should be milwaukee,
editor.
, 1877-07-09

Every time batch Of superGuoua clerks Is
discharged from Custonl-itousc, or Depart
ment in Washington. groan OF anguish pro-
cctds from, tho throats OF tic maehlne poifti-
clans, and uew yollcy Of tnvcctiva Is fired on
nguinst tho Presidents Southern policy, which
haa ntn11neil the killing nf neRrstca.
, 1877-07-09

II the accounts which VIC rcnd in tho New
York City papers Ut the dog raids arc true, It
would appear o. II tho business was conducted
in yerv degrading manner.
, 1877-07-09

AsIHxA.-The torturcA and A4onies endured for
ftx feara. none but those who have suffered from
ctsble. In desperation I tried GIlEs' LrslAxxr
toptpT Or Axxnx1A. Il gave nc instAnt relief.
Uscd It internally "A we'll a. externally. Thomaa
Iif9nlgnn, 197 West TxeEtr.Bcychth stfeet New
York. For sale by all druggists.
, 1877-07-09
THE CROPS.
Winter Wheat Well Harvested, and
a Heavy Yield Throughout
Illinois.
Grnsshoppcrs In Minnesota Show
O Disposition to Let Up
on the Farmers.
Adyices from Kansas, Nebraska, his.
souri, Etc, in the Main
Encouraging.

~
sp<rfo, lNsotica 10 7At Tribune.
TuEnrs. Alcranlrr IN. Julv B.-,rc arc dono
...' -' ~ .s3JSr.....s,s.s...
cutting wheat; In tue upper Mfss'salppi bottoms
wheat n very good, also good In the lower; In
all the hill lands very poor; wheat made very
A.. hao,1 hut Al ,nt M r,t havr lce,, thresi,.
noc leau' nut ola DOL ~! out 'asc .Seh .teen
Ing In tho bottoms: will average there twenty
bushels Of very coul quality, but the hills will
not MAKE balf tl,at amount. Of l,oor quality.
o....., na,,ntrA n Tae r4bua..
bpf7hs As"'asea 10 f"e 'Sa .,..
MANCHESTER, scott Co., July s.-1larVestlnR.
witt, rood prospects through this scetlon; Will
arsrarc neattv tweuty bushels pcr acre; some
..Es,' ,,,,Ea T. ,.i II the weather continues
Ksalaa , ~ H. ,,..est i,nrvnst ror vrars
eooat VII. DIss nays IL is,,airs !" az 1fiSust
Arnrus sanga,nen Co. July 8,-Winicr
uboet ii"".+ 1,,siifv. murc busIic1s pcr acre
hn, ,, ;,,",Y ncart viii ~ twenty-five to
th;rtr IN lmsi,.s. n,nst Of It in ahoek: prospects
1@.sj fnr sav;ni1 III In prnl order.
Rooo ios 0Snx Sn.tfst ~ nt.,xteS 70 lie Trjauns.
.4nt,sytf.I.E Wncouptn Co., July g.
Weather las lecn very bai; but wheat has been
hnrvrstt.l: generally In RuOl condition; nn cx-
rsI,eut crtin In this IotIuty; viii not fall below
iirtrr., hue,cln ncr acre.
yptcfai Iaspatch r. 7as Tribune: 80,
EHA+ ink ILL.,
, 1877-07-09

UNITED STATES
4 Per Cent Loan.

CNrRN AUTHORITY of 4 contract with tbs
aFCRRTARY OF THE TREASURY.
THE JtNDEng1fsNFD hereby riyr notico that
from thjt date and untll Juy IL Il D. m they win
receive subscriptions for sbc FER CRNT FUND.
I'd LOAN OF THE UN1TRn STATES. ID d.
nonlnattona - MAted below At FAH AND ht@
ChUER INTEREST In saoi@" IOiS.
THE n0Np~ arr rc,feeroshIe after 70 rexYy fren1
JutY f. t and carr interest Y.7m that date parable
auaFtery sod srn EXEMPT {son the payment Of ta4es
or dutIes to The unted s.ta - wen - from tAxaton
~ any soFn o5 Of anoes ssAEe' MUNICIPAL or LOCAL A.
monty
THE INTEREST On tho RErJsTRRRD
sTOt.K viIi he p.Id by check. lsued by tho
Ths ehess p.,.bl. M on pr.se sa.io rtopcr,, tuao
ell =. tns oaees or tho Tsessutr aaA As'tans Trcas
ef1 o1 'he on'ea s'aIe'.
.at .1!' ne aar GUnr9N
HToCK ia denonsnattons Of $50, s10o. $500
st,tHk'' ss,tN0. and st0.Wbo.
TtIE n0Nps, both COUPON and REGIS
1hAHn' wit DC feaa5 1oF "eaFe's 'nis 1 1e'7'
, 1877-07-09
THE WEATHER,

WAsn1Horoa. D. G., July 9-1 Z. m.-For
this Upper Lake ncgion higher pressure. station
ary or lower temperature, weaterly wtnla,
partly cloudy wca.heE, and occasional showers.
LOCAL oBsxRvATloxs.
, 1877-07-09

La Crosse, Wis, July H.-From tho great
number Of reports received from the grasshop-
pcr-infcetcd districts Of Southern Minnesota,
It Is learned that tho 'Aoppcrs arc rising and fy-
ing with tho wind to the northwest, While
erops in sonc localities hare bean badly hurt by
the 'hoppers, the reports generally indEcato that
not much damage Ina been dobo a. yet. The
aoverest 1nIn.storm of tho year prevailed for
abuut ilyo hours last night Tl,rco inches Of
water fell. Constlcrablc damage was donc tu
ap1tas Dt.pdsea 10 7as 7<tbnnt.
WiaoNA, NJ! !nn., July a-The news to-day
from tic grasshopper e a.stslets al9nE the West
hoppers arc taking thc!r farewell flight, lying
very high, and going west. Every hopper ablc
to fly l!as mounted tho brcczc and gone. Farm
suite Of the. tisn,uge already done.. weather
exceedingly hot. Mercury hero to-lay los In
tue shade.
and condition Ut wheat and oats splendid: somc
pieces Of grain destroyed by tbs 'hoppcrs, but
present appearances promlse tic largest yield
that VI have ha'l for 5ear.: 'hoppcrs Of ~
o''es flying AWAY aud small one. disappearing.
Hurctu n<pafcA 10 7zs Tribune.
KANp1yonI, Kan9iYohI Co.. July 8-crops
generally eaten up by the erasshoppcrs; q little
Grass In tho meadows eaten badly. 'lloppers
leaving, going westward and northwest.
3ptcfH Nsr~scA 10 7A% Trtbnne.
UTICA, hinonu Gu. July 8.-rrospcct for =
large crop Of small grain exceeding good; II VIC
llayo no storms We shall harvest rs large Or
larger crDp than wc laye for nnnlbcr OF yeara !;
outlook In this section encouraging for farmers.
Rpectut D4pasea to TIE 7+fdans.
La VkxNx, Kock Co., July s,-All wheat,
oats, nntl barley were never looking better cx.
ceptinK injury which grasshoppers have done.
Some pieces Will yield nu morc tllan i've bushels,
whtlo others will exceed tac hfghcat average.
Spec1ai nsia.teA 10 Tas 1s4baat.
HEnKoN Nicollet Co., July 8.-Wo bare
neither corn, oats, wheat, nor Timothy l,ay ur
seed. Our crops are eaten up, and whatever wo
raise must grow from this out.
Gptc3al Ntp94cA TO TAs T1buas,
BAuK CENTRE, Btearils Co., July a-Wheat
about all eateu by tho 'hoppers; tiu,o.hy and
gsass also; 'hoppess began leaving about the
tst; many here Jet.
6psctta n.pateA to JAs Tribune.
ExorA, Oln,steaA Co.. July a.-Wheat, cats,
harley, Timothy, aud clnvrr looking we'll. ep!ctl.
did growing weather. No bad stormn yet
, 1877-07-09

6peciat hspaseA ~ 7&< TttbARs.
CAMFaEtLA9owH, PrcbIe Co., t., July g.
Winter wheat ts n0w being cut: promises to 10
the bsst c1opfor many years; yield from sixteen
to eighteen ousbels per acre; gr1ln very plump
and full.
, 1877-07-09
RtaA Raia lFxatAsr.


5esctal AsttatcA 10 TAs 7rta.ss.
CuAApA1os, Ill, July 8.-To-lay has bcen
the hottest day Of the season, the thermometer
standing at nlnety-cight degrees IN the shade.
II now threatens raIu, and, II It does sain. coz
tug interest
, 1877-07-09

IOWA.
Epfctat Dispatch to Tas Trt3vna.
0'Dn1xN, O'BrIen Co., july 8.-The grass
hoppcrs have destroyed large crops Of the small
grain, and urc at work on others. They will
not tcave murli to harvest.
Special Nspatch to The 1fttans.
FoRr DopaH, Webster Co., duly s.-0ats aud
wheat are good whero tho 'hoppcrs llavc not
destroyed them; great many 'hoppers hare left
wltAlu the last day or two.
Hjsctal Uisptffch 10 71s Tf1tMnt.
CINCINNATI, Appanoox Co, July 8.-IIar-
yesttng our winter wheat: yield WILL be twenty
bushels pcr acre; weather duo. und eraln saved
IN good order.
S4teial Hsrdfch to JA< Tr1btnA
just commenced; prospects, for y good yicd;
weather Int: spring wheat generally looks we'll.
Kpectal Di.odtch 10 The Tttbh'l4.
LIZ GnASn. Marshall TO-, july S.-0ats md
spriug wheat looking finely; weather seems set
tied; grass uncnmm0nly E01d.
Eptcid! nfstufch 10 76e T1ttHns.
ORANGE CTR, Sioux Co., July b.-Four-afths
Of the grasshopperb left yesterday; oats and
spring wheat excellent
, 1877-07-09
0HITlI&Rf.

OBITUARY.
yate{ai DxpattA to 71s TtsaAA
CaANPAlox, ILL.,, July a-ThiA community
vas paincd yesterday to learn Of ths death Of
, 1877-07-09

Prfcs Is cents. Sold b. Ill dFuEFtxs MAlEsd On ra
~. twelve, carefully xFappsd. ahd warranted. by
WEEKS Il POTTER. pfuprfstuss, HGatQn, Na4s
, 1877-07-09
SUMMER BEVERAGE

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iE Too highly appreciated bY lie farmer, mechanic
w improve. tis srr<s,e Ind xres tons 10 lie ston.:
sch .nt orTsna oa algestion. lee water 4 Irn'e.cl
sma!1 quantity OF HANFUItlFs JAMAICA GtSNkts.
II N cheap - tn bu *ttn tbs reach VI Ill. nnel3
fAsured 10 to by totcFh vt tAe nes Quguts