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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-22
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
'orty third nays Proceedings.

shEN ssAF EEvHBB"ssSAs
HousH or REPRESENTATIVES,. /
New Orleans, La, Tuesday February 40, 1BT7.
Tho House was called to order at 40 o'clock.
Present.. -...
Messrs. Aldige. Ayceok. Bridger, Bowden.
B.arbln nBilliau. oarloss, .orss.y, Della psls-
Ter, @s.a g's 15a. e Ksyp Wnns Rom H"@ 81
Lea Leonhara Of Orleans, Martin. Means. Nc.
asEs ssrso Rob N soa PSs gsa P'Ff hahd p
Stasss' A@srl Tayios., frsnoaists Tolsr, y e
hes Ws s Wo9d Wllde a Williams
Rouge.
sixty-one members and o quorum Of tho
House.
Mr.. Leeds In the chair.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DIR. Peseiyal.
OF the Episcopal Church.
The journal of Monday. Feb. 10. was adopted
Mr.. Greasy offered the following resolution:
Be it resolepd bv The House Of Representatipes
Of the state Of Louissdna. That COMMITTEES Oh
five members be appointed by tho Speaker to
investigate the affairs of the Louisiana State
Lottery Com pany, aud that said committee be
empowered to send for persons and papers
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following named members asked and
obtained leave to introduce the following
entitled bills. which, under a suspension Of the
constitutional rule, were passed to their second
reading. as follows:
By Mr.. Bowden-
House bill No. 1919, IAN act to authorize whole
sale and retail merchants In the country
parishes In this State to retail drugs ant
| medicines without paying an additional license
| or tax therefor
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary
| BY Mr.. Newsom--
House bill No. $50. AN act to emancipate
Horace Hunley Barlow. of the parish 0
Tangipahoa."
| Referred TO the Committee on the judiciary.
| By Mr.. Gaskins-
/ House bill No. lsf. An act to authorize .h'
police jury of tho parish Of Lincoln TO levy
special tax ii said parish to build parish jail
| Under further suspension Of the rules. th
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OILS thing hefere the Senate was the report Of
the GBmtilttss on Education.
Ikn tjt,air Haeidad f,a mint net we'll taken.
M. f,ssi,aatss,. ,1 t. sta,s., All Tia xviata
h,oVel - ~
sHbjeet matter TO the Gemnittee en- Eaueatfeh,
MI. I,a,,,,,s Fra.si II !, iana,,,s,,t II tat,egt
aei,l''' oiietoe' s'' an "
Tomorrow
Mr.. Ellis moved To lay the amendment upon
the table.
- go, i,.,, ss.,, A.. ,,.a..s demanded
UPON Whteh mDtf0n Mfs BfeaHN asihsfaea
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eiiaaft, Toler Williams end Young of East Ba~
ton HeugB+s
The following members voted for the Hon W.
d. Eean:
Messfs. Bfidgef. Barron. Jonas, Pitts. flahs
h is,lg TaSlsf, Wsshbufhe and Voting Of Olaf
The following members voted for the Hon. WI
A. Robertson:
aEaspn and Seefs-H
Total vote So; necessary To D choice al
No one candidate having received majority
81 all the votes cast, The presiding officer de-.
elafed that thefe had bseh no eleetiep.
On motion Of Mr.. Eely the Senate withdrew
to Its chamber.
House business was resumed.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The following message was received from
the Senate:
SENATE CHAsfBER.
New Dfleahs. Feb 2b; tsTT.j
To, the Honorable the SPEAK eli and Members OF
the House 81 Representatives.
hohpfsbis body hat t Tie Senate has i eeneafpsd
IN the isl I'm Hgs House Il ,, Ra ls
Also, House Bill No. ii. IAN aet iixina or pro-
paid tp ths clerks oi the saperigF Criminal
COURT Tor the parish o. Orleans and the deputy
aas assstat clerks thereof and the mode q
Also House Bill No. So, entitled An ACT to
auth9rlss THE aeyernor g employ ptixa.s
Also Hsass biHl No sl u safltisd An act rsla
a 70 ms r s sam aas not gaor % q
appoint agents on whom legai process may Be-
ssf sE, atla groyaste gehaIties f6f violation
Also House Bill No. lilo. eetltisd 2 An act
flS The sgnigehsatiof q the CLERK q The, FIRST
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Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .s9gs GA as
Among the items enumerated as due from diff
farent sources. the State owes:
1. State warrant No sps3, Kept. 4, 1879,
isaued fSr the one-half interest on
Seminary bonds for the year lSTA.., saost 90
d nalanes annuity interest on said
bonds for said year, ..,s,.,,,....,. sl,oso %
4 Annuity interest on Seminary bonds
foF the gear 1873. fer which no war
rant has been issued. ...... s.leo 90
4 Annuity interest on Seminary
bonds Cor 1879, for which no warrant
has been issued ~. .,,,........,,.,. s,ieo 90
d. Interest on CITY Consolidated bonds
for 1874, 1873, 1875. for which no war
has been issued. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ise 90
=. Interest ON Nieksburs. shreveport
and Texas Railroad. for which no
Warrant has been ssued........,... $50 %
4. Maintenance and tuition of benedict
AIRY cadets frst quarter Of 1873 eS-
pense incurred and claim approved
BY State Auditor. butno approPria-
ton made by the Legislature and
no warrant issued. .....,....... 1850 90
D. i
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-23
Mail Arrival. and Departures.

Until further notice the Postornce will be
open for delivery and reception of mail mat
ter from 8 q. m. to 8 p. m. daily, except Sun:
days, and on Sundays one hour after arrival
of Western mail. Omaha time Is the time of
the office.
Money order office open from 8 a. m. to 9 p.
m. daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily at lilo p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at 1913 p. m.
Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern mails, close at s p. m.
Mails arrive from the east daily at l:20 p. m,
and from the west daily at 800 p m.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific X. W., at S:37 p. m.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail Agencies on Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays at 0 p. m.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6p. m.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho or Mondays
at 8 u. m.
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Tuesdays
at s p. m.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
6p. m.
Mail arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont, COL, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days at s p. m.
H. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Territory of Wyoming. county OF laramie,
$50 n. Marchandv VS.. Walter c. Brown, ct
al.-In District court within and for Laramie
county.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of q
writ of execution Issued out of the above
court, under its seal, dated Jan. 10th 1877. in
favor OF G.. n. Marchand and against the prop
erty of Walter c. Brown, A. +. Halves and l.
X. Graves, for the sum OF $1,000, costs and in
terest additional, / have levied upon the fol.
lowing described property as the property OF
L. h. Graves: An undivided one-half inter
est in and to al, of block No. go; also, lot No.
6 in block No. 81; also, n of lot No. s in block
No. 29l, being p feet front on 18th street and IS2
feet front on Thomes street, all In the city of
Cheyenne. in said county and territory, and
/ Will offer for sale and sell for cash, on
Thursday, March sth, ISL; at the hour OF one
said county, to the highest bidder. all the
right, title and interest of the said L.. II.
Graves in and to the above described prep
erty, or enough thereof to satisfy the amount
of said Judgment and costs.
Cheyenne, Wyo., this Feb 9TH. ISL:
Sheriff of Laramie County, Wyo.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the pro-
prietor of THE LEADER will not be re-
sponsible for any Indebtedness of any
employe, agent, or person whatsoever,
except in case of a written order or ac-
ceptance having been previously obtain
ed and which must bear the signature of
the undersigned. Bills or claims against
anyperson connected with THE LEADER
will under no circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. IL. CLAICHE.
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Subscribers who fail to receive thei
papers regularly will confer a favor by
Immediately reporting the fact at this
office. t.
, 1877-06-12

NIAf 4N1k i4oN ~
CHtrAGo.-A private letter from MenpmRee
states that tho recent rains there h*vu salsed the
water In tho ri1ef these m inch and half. Tbs
seht Kewsunes II hav!ngA new },hlupaall mads -.
Tht sime John Sherman will bs hero Friday to
make tho ninth excursion. boat tn this port capt.
Myess will run i.ur, and she will require $50 day
10 taY cxpcnsss. She Will atsu engaRu in the fruit
and passcp.ce ssade 10 st, J0aeph -. 6chs Moses
Gage wAs placed In MIllcfs dry dock yesterday fur
caiktng The e!.aftcrIng Of the sehe Richards At
&c pu corn to Buffalo docs moi look llke An ta,.
prnyenent In grain rites. .Ths tug Martin Green.
NOW In dry duck. Will have S00 laid out In EepaiEs
on her engines. There we're thtsty 'cssyocs Ut
and in tho evening but few had been tskeu mud
nixh. In t!,s bail iloard II Ft&ao ssse, 49,.
ot .ba I'D ssss !'fosi:unsi, .aak ID roro,s, IN:
bor, and will blow her ~ 10 Het l,et out VI tho
way The terry steamer nou1ust H. ~ ths t!cus.
tS e1sf. I.s /. eos sS ;ysS: !: s:s ss
SlxlY cent? Mas lhc Iast figure &epotte4 Ffctgh1s
au thv Erie Canal show An Mt'"1E4 tendency. ..,
Tho nroph i'aeiic mud Moat4nA att In dry dock q
RltInlu. Tho lattgf EOL her keel partly sAhbpl OIL
In going over the dangerous liMs. Kiln cfnattnga.
yawi:bo.t:' liz recently bsaaht txeniy: :lwo
On tLe schr woit,tnglau. ;, petrolt II losing her
lad hsfs .na 81 .Io tl,cro Thu exnsr: u shs cslas
Esiu, hniiu1 sAal they conll obtain but : TO per
cord al nctroit havo ordered isr 70 fAtl Tor ta1.
ea:o, where they ase offered s.. ~ peE cSFd fus
i. aot a"t' pctitan in c!seal4tioo nj sttas asE;n:
Tho Stcan'tpat' 'Inspeetor. ~ sufhtcs tho FtKula
{nns 1rlatLrs i, the asstloadAs Ut s1carslon &uu
ferry .hoaA .rhs tcs.ss j. T. !oss ri W.il.n'
Etatct Marshai.. -Four sat aud ivy ttcataboah ars
now engaged in lhs Lake Huron ashcriss.
, 1877-06-12
BLOOD.MONEY.


4 Portentons Day for tho rntsnstrtons 1'onr
af Fitcl,',.rE. New s>cdtortt, Taunton, Clln-
ton. md Other Cttic. NJ afnAsa cl,uset.s--
Failure of t,itrhbur,: CapItnllsta viii, Epor-
n,n,,. a,nornt, nr On vtnrs. l,ank sfu,,ey Ia
% lin wrrc,,. ' VI - " '
Special Mspassa 10 INC 7F'1aae
Bos1os, june fl.-Thc lhrgest failure Tint llas
taken place IN this State was recorded hero to-
{lay, il Ii that Of II, A. Ulond. A former MaYor
~ E,,eh,,u,y mi ia,c,v t,rn,.ra1 Manoprr NJ
~. st, nsa. n,;sa u" '3 v.,.,,,r's e xnsr n",fost
tns nos,on ena.o' tns'uus o. ~" so a,a
liz Is tho son-in-taw Of ono Of tho wealtI,'est
canttai.ts Of ii,c western ,,art Of the State, and
.-." s...es, s .,,"s.,.sa. T., wn-ens,or 1v,,on
was formerly merchant l" ~ noieesses; , mhen
tho Boston, Clinton d ftcap"fs halifona
was started, le was elected supcrin-
tcuucnt With a quick cyc to sec
". n1v,nf,rr.. bc rnn,1lv tnrrco,cd tho
,n.,naa' ~. ~, ,,,e r,,,i ~ ol,"r roois sch n. I'm
c business =! :. '.e .oau. 1s. w. u1
u Lowell, through tis pcrAunal cxGTlt0ne, wcec
, 1877-06-12

nsssse9n Il. 1uEmbS,: Ey,ti. sp,k.soo,, laa,s:.:
Ma.kcaon . inn,hfI: Westthr.er Nu.kegon. lonnher.
fanbt.: netoit. rentw water. hstk Fitttwiug: Green
Mini.iee, iumbtr Kinga,hs1. buffalo, en.i John d.
ne1riii luIalo col: doIdcsn rleset i'ufa'o eoi!:
!i,oa.,drs Ma,kteon. in'a6ti: &: xlitaI ,Gt.na
,sszon; rln;ncr s,,y q o'saa Ia.en. :
Amer, t.HeRo. eualt scn4 M4rihA. Evanston gratu;
Eta BIRD. Mdfkrxon. 1umbtFt MArta. LudtnRio1.
CtHAnAacks-scht. Q7een CIR, tutsato. 81. a1s In
fhladtChta ill., sundrte.; nrop ii,rI1e ot,+. bn
fIEsn S9 81 r. s"r9 prSs w eafn,eaF ,1o
pr1p Portage. 1lH3ho bu ~heat 2t tf1I bu
rom. 5t brls poTA; schr Nucksng Hffd. Pixies Itf
Sbri1 1pHr, ''
, 1877-06-12
THE TAMMANY RING.
Connolly Asks for rcace-..1Ge 1'rorllsca ttcs-
tornt1ou, Provided lin II Permitted to 1sc.
turl, to Dlp In Now York.

turl. to Dlo In Now York;
Nt.c iart TRIBUNE. June a,
Risy t!.lcvss 10 endure tnoir exile nbsuad. 0nr a.
lur ona tioy return. First W~siwarl. taen
wssH S1a ow GSS"oy Ts W. e hs} u
pro proudly ak !ise INNS privilege:
II tlas hern known lot fonio time PAT that nego.
iitng salts asans! Controller nIciard i. con.
molly. but tho Tribune has been forbidden BY its
ri q. iiatehsnss. who il cue Of hts sons. :iaw
felur,.vl tre,n Europe recently. in,rusEed with :
co,an*son fIom tnnI.o,y u !hs Att"r,sy;sienc,al
lernm for q settlement by the surrender of
ass sts0n a u ,t",.h t rsali o n;aTaa}|. auna|s
ss'!4'':ai s,o!% j. ct s'y I'll III. y !ho u l,te eoaniy
Auditor Watson. The negotiation. arc said s9ha,s
taken taee Vt tIenionisos: a''l aitsr 1esnanK n IN
tic ncupe al with .aay Of ths tcaa,!g gpoIIlcians.
sefors a; II. fsshrr.ia.law tic slnatlon u atai5s
Mr. llutctings lakcs bark with hi1 anrxnrcshlun af
feeling oa tbe part ot s!osr cn.Hl!c lasetanr 70
caEcs. Connolly was tha unly unr Of ~ tbs ulenl-
bsfs of t',s Hing xho rot away With ~ y. heoty
sacnt. CoMnolly'd. appointment Of t'reen a: Ills
Dsputy was In eonsidtsatlonuf u '*prutsetIon
not incn,ubeEc with much real rttntc, bnt had in-
yestsa ts stsetes ast ot b. h|e sidfgs ID !a
IuttEa StalC4 D0NNts WHICH WeE6 tnkEu VI EHT4PG
slid by tlo'c fn'nissr With hts mode Of l!fe h,
cs!is in, switsetiand t''at ie hss been prn.
ootbssalnea otsl rum tle City Treasyfy. Tersons who
havs knowledge VI the seasuns which control tho
s as s s asts; s rsa IT, ss's s: l.
tInE frightened at thc enormous expense ct con-
auctsns tbe Hing su.s, and thay afs al.o
ss .ef: sfs"e's''s 81 s%;'' :ssss':
na%sr Il q:s cut 9 ~ pssua
il being uspl IL compel rostltutun from al
sotn d person. either n naoasy u political eoa'
ns .s IT, 4ass, ss eesoax ..s
led tllat the exsrasagans blls ot actountanls and
othess fur lslr SERVICES. In addition to ths lawyers
.iusius reaction Ia tha public mini. and that
s's .et!ssut e' @ftS coanoy and otSe p":
asS aS .sya sss'S'H " H. as a 1fss as san;
p.o,nIasnt laeal tois!islan. tn .peasIasof Tweed,
swceuy. and Connolly laIsly. E9ys sxprea4ion -
::Thesr met. a1s dead soclslly aud politically.
.Ses taek ia!o ihs Glts Ttsa.afy aad !ssSs thrtlf
tsn.v 5ssirs IL .ctuf 10 ts country d ins sea4ou
us.!snrd tor l,ss opsnlu: negotiations: =.
Of ~ ssus TssulFed ii anyot lie other ltin: 0ya
except Tweed; but shen Il il knowu that CunMollY
sd ~ssS Lyle -, o,s y larsels tln .n5 sf ~
lsl*t II. swseny, ~ u hls brother jsnss' naTo.
p..ss{ " , aus s %G'' nat ~ ttsSh mi 4
% hsa o,her @ mean. Of rnrehiny hImscit
IT, atke. fo1 tn.snss ~s,y n. .rsst
syesr Imaginable way Hts accumulation. " tht.
Indirect Why wsrs aIMo.! ~ |asss y. Afs pun4er In
Whca' ii asst dswns.i upon. tho Ring thai. tho,
| had to tcttls. Tweed uGrtu4 through J. y. Jsyns
, 1877-06-12

of ttmi1hr calamity on positions actually &C.
euntt,,. subscriptions are being made IN Lima
AMI Callao for Tic relief of the tlIstrrsset!.
The nntthern tnrts OF Peru were damaged bit
little, though the sea wAs running remarkably
high.
At eE4.
The Captain OF the steamer iohn Elder re.
ports That when twenty three inilta Eest of
Antotagasss, coming st fn1l speed. biz ship was
completely stops " hs sK o. te esff ~,
dye minutes. The passengers believing sbe had
sirt,rk on reef, soundtn1s were taken inrnc-
dintelJ. but no bottom was found at twenty
fnthptne.
, 1877-06-12
TTrT: F1flEy1,s.

TIL: F1tIENDR.
HosTow, Jnne lt.-Thc first nnnuaf meeting
Of The New England socicty of Friends held out~
side Of Newport, IL l., for zoo ycars. Is now
being held Ia Portland, Sic. Leading members
Of tho Society throughout The United States arc
present. The eocicty Of Friends numbers Co.
900 members Ia tho United etatcs. with GG3
church cdlGces. A,O0O, GOO In church property,
and 0,5tO sunday.scllool scholars. There are
20,U00 members III Ureat Britain, anu churches
and foreign missions In lnany Of the European
States. Tile services will continue I'LL Wedaes-
, 1877-06-12

fEettd8 5Tsp0ztH 70 1He 7f7bTNF.
ToHT HUNK, Mlch.. June lilo p. m. -pnws
Trops Annie l.. Craig. Dcan Richmond, Arabia,
badger statc, oswegatchie, Fred Kelley and tow,
Taltlc and con.olt; scart 1slpcmfBg, Moutor,
Thomas Gam, Ecgaunce. ]. e, King. j. II. Mead,
Marion l.. Iseck, Delaware. Alya Bradlcy, Heed
Case, Monguanon.
UF-prop. Lawrence. Montgomery. Wavcfly,
nny City. Fay and consort. cuJaho9a aud comfort
ect,rs Otonahec, N. C. L. Flick, S. II. Kimball c,
II. ZONES.
WIxn-Southwest, gentle; weather cloudy.
Thc sciIf +. c. leighton, which WI. nsl,Ure q
Forty .m,lo Point, aud released BY the ting Irindl
Vile, Il badly cl,Afcd about her bottom. and &c,
1nifes stcaEa pump to keep hrr ffce. ehc IA al
hheboygan, and will bn towcll to her destination.
, 1877-06-12
THE yEs5EL.owyrns.

Capt J. u. fia,f. one nt the Chicago delegates to
The But1ato Convention. arrived home yesterday.
4 meeting Of tho vessel.owness will probably lc
held In the 1}oar1 of Trade cumn,Ittce. room nc1t
Thursday afternoon at 4 nclock, when Mcst1r.
Hail md fooi wIll make thelf reports ot tbs pro-
cecdtngs II buffalo.
cirentar hna been prepared urging the vessel.
uwers of this district u attend The meeting and
lola the combination. ~
Free fTfss nf yesterday does not npcak tefy char-
,tahlY Of the Chicago delegate. and ve.sclownere,
In ''awokcnn1 Tue Numbering energies Of few
of the 'sclf:uptnonatcd' ycteel.ovners who. from
rome rncx planned reason, hare given this move.
ncat ut the vessel. .0xucfE the COLI shoulder from
its rcrJ Inception" +"
Dctro.t yetaet.ownere are moving for sfgnaturce
to tho Buffalo scheme. -
, 1877-06-12
METHODIST

METHODIST.
sp<rtdt Ditputeh 10 7h4 TftsuaA
srRIxarIgLp, H., Jnne 1l.--A Methodist
Missionary Convention Is tu session here undcr
the direction of the Methodist Genernl Stss!4p-
ary Society. the olIert being su rcawakcu inter
cal anl secure further contributions In bcl,a1f Of
missionary Efforts.
, 1877-06-12

II -FOUR lungs ara hslfwasted by consumption,
Dr.. Piercefs Golden Medical Discovery xill not
cure you, Jet os remedy for teyere coughs, and
ali cusab1c bronchial, throat, and lung uGcet-
Ionst " Il unsurpassed
, 1877-06-12

CHICAGO, Juno 1l.-Tho freight market wns dull.
the only demand being for steamer room tn small
lnts. Tho schr 1tcharls takes corn fof buffalo 1T
&c. The psopJ. Fisb. wheat and corn, and other
prope1c's ill up. Capacity, 10, GOO bu wheat and
u, 600 In corr.
In te afternoon Tho rehrs Cobb md r. Palms
were taken for itun oto fro:n Escapaba to c!esc.
land ii TIC.
UErnnsr, June p.-Chnr.crs: schr Ten Frank
lin. salt. New lsiver 10 Toledo, At 1lc; schf Thco
Ferry. lumber Ussintke to ToAawahdA. at 81. u
on rail; sel,s tnr1nt1. sthycs, Detroit to ufIatO
At 81 oi, pipes ami 81. 20 on all othc.s; schr j. g.
NcGsast,. raileoRI tiea, tcar Creek 10 buffalo. At
l0e each OIL ralli schr Fiction, railroad ties, Pigeon
ora Ekesnaea to Detroit ii SOC per ton tree aboard
, 1877-06-12
Ell r..


Apfctaf Nsnlfeh to 1as Tribune.
ER1E, ru., Juns ll.-AnNtvAL1-l'fops D. r,
No'c, Mariho City.
1}krAhTunEs-s Japan. sehr Maria Martin.
CMAnTxns-t'lop D. Itallentsnc, echfr Moore,
Allegheny. and Ahn!o Sherwood, coal to chieaGo
u ~ cyHts.
, 1877-06-12


In towing unL ffnm uer of lumber rtHhels yt-.
teflas forenoon, the schf 1racie II. Pliers rstn
rigging cuught The spfitsat yard OF the tchr Louips
MclDonA'd+ aud parted her Jlhboom gay.
Tho schr lius'but grounded In The river 1T tho
foot Of Michigan avcnue Sunday. Dredging ~
needed ut that place.
The telegraph has s1scady amounted ths parsia!
burning Of the stme ftics at Detroit She Fan from
that c,tY to Cleveland. This steeEage, and sfteE,
and forward cabins. with their furniture. we're de-
s.foyed. Ths hail and machinery were not In
torcd. The 1oas waa tlo, 200, md insurance e26.
900, placed in various companlcA. II will 1eqntra
Elk OF eight weeks 10 rebuild the vessel and III lhe
MeaattMe tho atnf Pearl VIII take her place on tho
The Detroit Frs Pfs1s Of veatsrday Bays .
Canadian schooner was reported A4hufe In the
ivet l,eloE That city but NJ information a. to the
e.tuTtlay forenoon the tcow uakuta, bound up,
eoltcd with the sc.f Dolphin near the fuot of
Hello 1alena.. the Dolphin had her bowspslt and
tibLuom cAttled away.
, 1877-06-12

BurYAIo. N. T., Jnue 1l.-yessets passing
Wc!tand Canal not reported to-day.
s,trsESr.-BchrsS 3. '. 4. Watson. cost to CHI
cago. fIU tons, toe; Knte l.. urucc, coal TO Hhe-
bOysNH, 80 tons. uh pirate contract.
FNsIuiTa-Fnu.
, 1877-06-12


Epteiat fNspascA 10 The Tribune.
HOLLAND, Mich., dune II. To-day the schs
Kalc +. Howard, = vessel beachcd last fall, was
launched after undergoing thorough repairs here.
The owRcrs have gone 10 grcat e1pen+e. aud s1-
pect 10 lea1e this purt tbs 1rtt ol Iicxt week.
, 1877-06-12
North German LioyQ.

The Aaesmrrs Of this Company viii .sl eve.y sstr.
dsy from 1Femcn Fitf f0oI 81 Ff4rl-sk. !Eohhkea.
I!strs of p.~.Se-frslm New rora t. s@Yathsiuytoat @
rahn. tN. eo!l; Heefsae. FL sTe9H3{ ~ freight
1l1I~ltus Green. New YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-02
COLLINS
VOLTAIC PLASTERS
Afford the most grateful relief
in all Affections Of the
Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISY CURED.

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER:
Gentemen-H Having for many months past suffer-
ed with very lame side, called by my physician
Chronic Pleurisy caused by former injury and
strain, and Tor which used many prescriptions
and lniments, as well as the socalled rheumatic
cures, without the least benefit, my physician
commended one of your Collins Vsltaic Plasters,
which, to my great surprise relieved the pain and
soreness almost Immediately, and Ihave been able
to attend TO my household affairs ever since with
perfect ease and comfort, whereas before the ap-
plicalion OF your invaluable plaster was scarcely
able to do anything. l consider them inestimable
and shall with pleasure recommend them to the al.
ficied. Yours respectfully.
Mrs. FRANCES HARTMAN.
Orland, Me-, Aprit2l, 1851
There is no medical or protective appliance that
will prove so grateful and effective in Tickling
Coughs. Irritation and Soreness of the Chest and
Lungs. We believe them capable of preventing
serious diseases OF these organs.
Price, 25 cents. Sold by all druggists. Mailed
on receipt of price, % cents for one 81 25 for six
or $2.25 for twelve, carefully wrapped, and war
ranted, by WEEKS POTTER, Proprietors, Bos-
ton, Mass. marlt&wlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-04-02
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