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All kinds of Maehine OILS, a. low ~ ct st. JOE. or
Atclrapn, n BvcKFonp & SsxaAps
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S Go TO Van Buskirk's, and get stone
ware at IL cents per gallon.
j. W. Pry.

iHcf;onee,, SercrdHce, Kdnsas,
Having long experience an auctoneer, will attend
all sales at short notice. and on reasonable terms
Also live stock of all kinds bought and sold ON COM
mission Parties wishing to buy or sell stock, are III
yted to correspond Good references given. and sat
jsfaction guaranteed. lScct3m
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On long time at low interest well improved Farm. in
Doniph.a County, Kansas Apply to
iuneai XXX. STOUT. Troy Kansas
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All kind. of Good. as I.eIa.d'..

Remember. We guarantee all our + rs Represented
or refund the money BIckFoRD x SiScLuR-
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~ Stock Salt at 81 per barrel, for sale
by q. Leland.
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"NEGETINE. Boston ply stefan, has equal a.
blood purifier. Hearing Of its many wonderful
after all other remedies had failed visited the laborato
and convinced myself OF its genuine merit. IL Is pre-
pared from barks rooats and herbs each Of which Is
highly effective AMI they compounded In such
10 produce aston shins results.
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~ Go and get one of those 81 hats at
Van Buskirk's, worth el.5O.
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Money 10 Loan.

On Real Estate, in sums Ia suit borrowers on five
years time or less Interest nine per cent per annum
Commissions reasonable.
IL. & W. ii. BARTLETT.
Office over Buchanan Bank, st. Joseph. Mo.
lSanly.
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WHITE CLOUD, Dec. 8, 1877.
Boys. | Giris. | Total.

Report Of Norway Scheol, District Ne. Is
Term commenced September ia, 1877 closed Noe. 3o
1877
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VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
vnonev 3feb76
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Farm for Sale.

n WILL SELL. AT PRIVATE SALE. ON terms 20 suit
IL purchase - the place known = the Phillips Grove
Farm. East Norway, in Doniphsn County Kansa.
II Is Of the best farms In the County will aiso sell
other lands belonging to the estate Of Phillips Small
WOOD Bankrupt Call address tho ua.ler-laned
at his Law eiiee, In Atehisos Kansas.
JOHN C. ToNLINsox.
December G. IsrI-3v.
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Judge ID Judicial District-ALFRED G. Ons.
County Commissioners-fKED. HAKPsTER, CYRUS INLAND
JR.. A. LARZKLERE.
Sherif-THoAAs j. VASDERsLICE.
Clerk of District Court-FRASK BRowS.
Treasurer-RoBERT FiICKixGER
County Clerk-CHARLEs RArPELYE.
County Attorney-F. X ARMSTRONG.
Probate Judge-RoBEKT WILKINSON
Register of Deeds-F. II. DRRsNING.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-D. ID. fosE.
Coroner-DR VIM REEDER.
Surveyor-JAhEs +. FoRNAN.
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60 to Van Bus,irk's, and get some
of that 80 cent tea, worth 81.
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At. LOUIS MARK EFT.

ST. LOtIs. Dec. H.
wh.at-Dull and lower; M. } red 81 aad q No do
81 II asked no hid
CoTn-ScaTcr and wante, at &c.
Oats-Quet at .Ic.
Rye-Dull: 55c bid.
Pork-Dull at sl2 90.
Dry Salt Meas-Easy Mt 4sc, &C. GRe loose ic for
boxed bacon, lower ut Gle; aste, SIC.
Lard-Lower at 81 s2i.
Hogs-Closed lower with about 10 unsold the
ion stock yards. with prices Of packing grades this
ing at "a GOA d The weather has been very
able for Strengthening.
Cattl--Quiet and unchanged; fat steers so pounds
choice butchers. 81 2jat %; do and heers s. %
al o. do fed Texans 81 Esd 90 good grass do - 10
AZ -. Receipts, $50.
CHICAGO VA RKET.
CHICAGO December II.
wheat-No spring, 81 o. No. . 81 u. cash; No J.
sIO3s.
Corn-I3lc cash and December.
Oats-2JAc cash.
Rye-J6c.
BArley--6lc
Pork-sll ssall 90 cash.
Lart-s. s2t al Is cash.
Bulk M-ats-4! 81 Gse all boxed, cash, ia salt ten
twenty days
Catile-Gecsipts 1000 Choice Plenty offered with
slow sales, at "a oOd5 80; prime e. Oa3 90 butchers
steers - 80 % 45 60 asa 40 bulls G. oOa2 374
Western cattle nominal.
Hoss-Receipts, 53OJ0 Best slow early sales - 20.
later - 10 a. 80 packing, slow; light, - loaf Il.
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Corn taken for Goods,
Corn taken for accounts
Corn taken for Cash.
Ar A. PorLxT's Casa Stock
dee2s. White Cloud KzrS.,
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4. O, O. r.

Troy City Lodge No. &c meets every Saturday night
at Odd Fellows Hall Lesnds store All members
of the Order cordially invited to attend
JOSEPH PENROD, y. q.
S. r. SHEPHERD See.
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AGENTS.
BATES & LOCKE ~ Park Row New Ysrk.
s. II. PETTENGILL & CO., - Park Row, New York.
GEORGE p. HOWELL & CO, 20 Park Row, New York.
HOWELL & CHESMAN, ST. Louis, Mo.
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y New Goeds at hard tines prices, ct Lsland's.
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dec2s
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State of Kansas John Titman. east half of nortl,
east quarter section l6, township 3, range -; $40
State of Kansas to John Wood, southeast quarter
of northwest quarter section 3d. township 4, range
10: 500.
United States of America to Lewis FAY, northeast
quarter section 20, township 4, range y.
State of Kansas to Friedrich Pohl, nortl-wes,
quarter of northeast quarter section 16 township
g. range -; $50.
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CIDER VINEGAR
A, BICKFORD & SINCLAIR'S.

~ Large stock of Clothing at lie.
lands.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03

DEATH OF THE GRAssHoppER-
Reports from all parts of the State are
to the effect that nearly all of the eggs
deposited by grasshoppers and hatched
during the recent warm weather. and
that the storms and cold weather of
lass week was the means of DESTROYING
the young hoppcrs. The reports are
so we'll substantiated as to leave little
doubt that we will be relieved of much
OF the trouble anticipated from these
pests next Spring. We have talked
with men from all parts of Saline and
from adjoining counties, who assnrea
us that they had personally investigated
the condition of the egg deposits in
their localities and they had found thar
in most cases the eyes, backs and lees
OF young grasshoppers had formed. bu,
lite was apparently extinct. The in
dlcatlons are that this section will ho
comparatively free of the hoppers in
the SprIng.-Sali1e lKan.) Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03
AUGUST WIGGENHORN.

TEWELER, has recently opened Jew
u elry Store in Johnson's block, corner
Main and lst street, where he will keep
constantly on hand large stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Pla-
ed Ware, &c. Particular attention paid
0 repairing Watches, Clocks, JeweIry,
&C. and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03
A GRITZNER.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
Il ser. Shop under Post Office, Brooks
Block, Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dye used. warranted to hold color for eight
weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03
J HEY M ANN.

IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
L Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers of choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
les constantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb s, 1872.
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Eugene GOesdmer
HAM.LIN H. FORD,

EETATERTOWN Lumber Yard. Lumber
w of every description; Lath and
Shingles constantly on hand ard for sale at
The Lowest Market Piice, at the Milwaukee
Depot, Hatertown. Wis.
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Custom Work

is done with the greatest neatness and pune
tuality, and every care taken to sive entire
satisfaction. He thanks the public for the
liberal patronage he has heretofore received.
and solicits all to call and give his goods a
thorough examination, as he is confident be
can please both as to quality ard price.
f. W KURZWEG.
Watertown, May lst, 1876. 27
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STRAW 4 MURPHY.

PAINTERS and Dealers in Wall Pare,
L Window Shades. Paints, Oils, VarEisi
slass, Putty, Brushes. &c. One door wcs
f Wisconsin National Bank, Waterton u:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-01-03
Cider and Cider Vinegar
FOR SALE.

INHe Undersigned has On hand and for
i sale quantities of scaled cider at 20
cents gallon by the barrel or keg Also
good cider vinegar at 20 cents gallon by
the barrel Or Is cents in smaller quantities.
Address the undersigned.
r. HOOPER,
Lake Mills, Wis.
, 1877-01-27
CRIMINAL.

N1fkANp, TIN BANK H00nEn.
Ralph l.. ROLAND alias Leuis c. Clarmont, The
bank robbor, who escaped from juif IN Cham
bcrshurc, ra, aftrr being convicted Of a.bank
robbery, and who was arrested here On tcic-
gram from that place, was up beforo .1,iage Nc
Allister on wrtt Of haacas cornrs. lie claimed
that he ind brct arrcated without warrant.
Air. Tutln1], on behalf Of 8upt. Hickey, how
ever read tho retlrn to tho writ showing that
ROLAND wns held on rcqnlsftlnn from
Pennsylvania, and afowcl q certified copy
Uf the roGN!*ition. Mr.. Bonf1c1d, the prIsoncrts
counsel, ind nothing to kny III opposition to this
potent document, aud ROLAND was caeosted
may back TO Pennsylvania to #osk out ehsr-
tcun ycare' sentence. C1cr1nont's counsel had
clallncd that II waa Necessary also to laru copy
Of tho origina1 Indictment, but tlila 10 flied at
Springfield, aud the rcqulsition Is prirna facic
evidence thst It VIA died there.
uNITkp srATEs RDGuEa.
Very little criminal business wis done ycsscr.
day by Judge i}foiCctt. his time being oecupieti
in civil matters. !iaorgc Machlcr and Charles
bill on tho National Bank Of Peru. were brought
spssnd one hour II tho Geunty Jai1. '''
Tho case Of Henry Fcucrstctn and Charles
law, Is set for totlny, and the following fornid,
ablo ltst of witnesses has BEEN summoned for
the GoycFtsment: william Wallcnsack, Jncob
alanIclDartn. Jnhu ScHtc, Charles MpntE0t1i-
cry, FalcntEnc Denkc, William kosgc. Ntdu3pa,
Waiter, Gustav ) Korn, Herman Ka5n,an, Fred
" Wuif, j.ouis CHM, Franz iiolbeck, Il. V.
Plttz 8; G. itiglcy, Thompson Stout. Albert
Patvl,. Herman, Hlale, Kathar scl,nh!., Peter
Men, II. fiuksetn,,. Louis Haas, J. c. Miller,
0corgG Mctltzc1, Peter Hand, Erwln Mack,
9, i. Wc.tbarn: Arthur Enhe, Isaac Korsosk,.
Reuben Anlrews, william Walpoie, Pctrr
EIahr, Joseph Zcnfcschck, WI. Wailcs, Charles
Kaufman, and Joseph Rosenberg.
CRIMINAL COUNT.
The Jury in tho cisc Of Thomas Sexton. charg-
cd witN the ltllpg of Jaaaea Saith, ret,iractl
verdict OF guilty, and fixed h's term Of tmprla-
onncnt at Hive years in Tho ponitcntiary.
ln tic rosa Of Jcrry Haley. or Duley, turgla-
~. the jury returned 4 rcr.lict ot guilty, and
liked hs term at SIX ycura In tho rcnttcntlury.
1aHta Mllllgan was tried Tor larceny and &C.
quilted.
Daniel Maloney md Michael Fcency werp
trlcd for larceny, and tic jury Will briug lu
scaled verdict tttlay.
, 1877-01-27

t1ENS.
Judge Blodgctt hns condemnation whisky
case on ttial, No. 400 Of the calendar, for To-
day, and Will also hear criminal .ascs.
Judges Jameson, Gary, and Booth will hear
mottaus, Judges moore and Farwcll wlll hear
divorces, Judge Rogers will bear submitted
cases, anu Judge McAllister hsottona tor new
trial.
Tuesday will bc the Inst dAy for fling trial
notices to thr February term OF the Bupcrior
Court. NJ new cale."lar, however, Will he made
up for judge Uary.
THE CALI MoxpAT.
JuDaE E1slonaErr-t:ttninal calcndar. ..
1al, 1s3 70 1Ro. 1o3 70 1na. 3o0 to o3 Inclusive.
Railway Cau,pauy, IN tfial.
lu1GE EJANEAoH-patEct1 caecs until tbs ond OF
ns Susa s5a Ne ts2 E"1 e. \: So ys r. ssss: e H.
Fnrwc!, or Trial.
Jupds ltnuEn.-Sct case 3,t41, Moslcr Va
GouJc.. mil cafcndat Nos. Us. tN', and ii, 10 N,
inclusive. No. 4,:.T1 La.esowlth VA fianktus.
on trf1'.
JunaE noorn-h4. 20, 81, III, RI. 81, 81. Us.
81. 10. No. ~. raln,er VI, rraynor, IN trial.
JunHx Mr.tLLlsTkI No rail- aauounccI.
JrpuE FAnwELL--So call announced.
auDGAENTs. .-
Surrnion f:nINr-cDyrEa.loxs.- Tho Frnnk
D1ngloH Machinery tnHpanY ". u. W. tiomn1Ay.
J.: + I!nsier, D. +. tlutchsus, and Charles Palmer,
C,ttcu,T CsvNr-JVpex Naa1nss--F. Henley VI.
j. ). Gatshelf; scrdtst, St1
T. and John I. McCord, M'lllis r. D!ekinsnn and
y: \. I'tgter; verdict, SIG. N; and uotton for
JGnuE McAi1fsrtH-lI n. Anderau. samfrfs-
cultural lasara4ce company Of watestowp. N, y,
FlI, 70, -.
, 1877-01-27

were cast ~ long ago ~ The fifteenth, and six
tecnth centuries, and arc fashfnned entirely OF
bronze, The cannon halls provided are OF stone,
Aud far from being uaelcss and unmanagtaflt,
as ono might we'll Auppose such gigantic fire.
arms to be; thcJ hive, II appears, several times
been made rsgc OF with considerable effect.
Some Of the Weapons wCre employed against
and VIC arc told that during the siege OF that
place, frnm JUNG z, to July 21, no fewer than
2,s3s huge cannon ba11s we're hurled aealust the
town.
A. Gen. LEROY hs. remarked In his interest
Ing history Of there guns, the supply OF powder
nccctsary to have carried on such teTtfltId
ho,nttardment nu't have been Immense, while
tho quaryinE and rt1ttlng Of so many tnnn-
stro3l. stone ProJec,llc. is task scarcely t9 be
strange accounts OF the gnrs whose atgfy, black
fnuzz1cs arc 10 be scen from The stra'ts, and
marvellous lcgenda arc told as IN their might
a''i distant range. But It Is very questionable
yards, ercn II The canton were strong enough to
resist heavy clarge.
However they certainly lid some damage to
= dcet OF ours which forced the passage Of
ly !, hundred men kll1c'i aud wounded.
This was tic last time they were used
III actlot,, and tho replacement OF them
row BY the krnpP ::1ns sIso,ra TINT IT,, To .Iurks
For stipc yc,r* past tl,cir number o., the shore
of the Dar!anellcs fsas been growing iers. anu
MT While a9o one was presented as q fpec1-
men 10 thr british t,tssern,ncnt.<
Wien Bishop Pttpckc visited the Fpot in 1910
there were, It secsns, forty-twn in al Of thcsu
huge weapons, md I,e nitatntly said Of them:
",fhry arc always inatlcd with stone ball. really
t., sink anT ship TINT would of1er 10 pass with
nut ct,mtns to ancl.nr IN ortlcr to be searched;
slcy fire likewise Will, bail in answer tn any siip
that talutcs the Castle. As thit does mtci,
damage where they fall. so the fafds directly
oppositc commonly pay IN rent.'
, 1877-01-27

These atao comprisc tho defendants in tho
suit, NTH the addition of William #. i'nrr and
Z. y. Williams. Page claims tn own 4,G!Ai
.ares stauainE In the natnc Ut J. r. S4an,,.io,,.
u further chargrt that Charles II. Williams
was previous to tlc llth u February sto<k-
!,older, having 1ld7 shafes. but tl1at tin that
day he aasignrd Them 10 Eotlltnglon billings,
nh irn'sponath1c person. for thc pnrposc Of Is.
callng bis liability, Tol1nan Whecltr alst,
p!eFio'ts to january 1876, utsnrA lt1 shares, of
when l!e tl1n transferred 10 knIltn Wheeler
laa saafcs fur 4 like purpose. Ths complain
ant, a,,t,s' ,y,,,. however. tblnk that Wheeler
ahd H1i1iauis did not SUCCEED In seitey-
!nK themselves from liability. In concludion
the ea'npia!nauta ask that lA,gue may 10 sop,-
PEELED 10 Rtyc mil account Of tic assets mid
ilaoiflttcs Ut tho Marine Company, that thrlr
fatas insf he as.trtafned, afsn thu amount held
ns security Tor the trust nBi savings DEPART
lncnt, the prohndo amount that ca,. be realized
ltat1i thein. tho liability on savings ueEustts,
Sud The deficiency between tho assets and Ill
plltacs; that m aseu1nk may bs taken VI the
alnouat VI capital stutk hrlI by irresponsible
nefsohs, aud What has been trau1u,sJjtiy trans.
!csfcai auu that \ dcc1ee may bc entered To
cothpcl tic Responsible defendants to par suth
pfo tas4 amounts as slall b. Necessary to makc
IN tEe deficiency between the liabilities aud az,
teas, So u 10 pay up the trust and savings d.
, 1877-01-27

Company contracted prior 10 tho 9th Of Seq;
temhcF, with few excePtlods, the Company
wss to pay him HlInt should be collected on Tie
tlona1 sum I u ss,&S. Iii. ia.t amount wa.
secured BY chattct mortgage on atl the prnpcrty
of tue Coinpauy, aud by 4 trust-lecl On some
Feal htaaa estats So ow.ed 9 y r!ip F. ssan,o,l:
sans nepses. 1s ~ abau. 'ast liz es1at sset asd nd
tsre,. &C.. u No. l75 Monroo
esSyer, sS he went snY turthor toHarl lorcelottng
10 l'tni aud rcprcten&ed that ARRANGEMENTS had
hcen maslr IL chango The management anil
they thought his tnasters could bc fixed with.
CIT tSrcc!osre: Complainant then ssrecd to
ty, oil consideration that hls notcs were guar.
antcc.i ny George ]. Ycager, and additional sc.
cnF1ty be furnlstctl In tho ahapc oi trust deed
on f.'me land Of Yengcr's. Un the 1lth Of De-
tior, Of being Unidentified rum Tho notes to
complainant, guve feAse Of all It's property to
,Yaaeer for tho term of nifty yeare,
iInWsu".,'s ,,u fhs property s "'eS!EaseA to
claims to be entitled 70 the posacssion Of the
rrorcrty. Dec. IL, The Company confessed
Judgment tn thvor of Ycaxnr fur Fl, ,SsG, under
wIis3, execution wss issued, and its property
The President Of the rublIahine Campany Il.
!. D: Kline and tts eccrctary ". G. Walker, anl
It's chief business is to publish tho fourier, but
whether II has had anything to do With tlts
business snre tic mutual assignment OF its
property to Yeseer, Warner docs not Enow'
Tint since dec. tho pcctlnlarT Mf1aira of tic
Company tlave been growing from bud to worse,
anl Il Is In debt for its rent, wages to employees
rtr.
In conclusion complainant aTers that all his
security t* sca,lt AMI insufficient security for lfs
claim, aud hc therefore haks that ai1 ac4uunt
, 1877-01-27

sion OF payment, It IL charged 1hat on the t2th
inst. The nrm n'sde snlc and eonveyanse Of
Jan. IL, 1870. with = capital q ss'ooo, y manu-.
i2sh Of January, 1871, sel'lcsfngsTt 9ns e. et "
m o4 al oi1n te ';st, s,. .e''h r. nieas tG
to t1ciraui tho iirrn cre'litors. 4 rule 70 show
cal,sc Feb. i was issued and IN Injunction
against Metsler tn prevent hin, from asspos'ng
Of the goo!t bought Of sehlcsnEsi: .. :. oc
1)carborn street, lEkewsc 1anetl The list Of vol.
uufaty bnnkrupts. Ills prefcrsel teLts amount
10 800 and the unsecured 10 $b3i2.M. hit A..
;sts .s stn.t s:h t @ ~ Sy,5 sasnt x s
Mount yerno,, Military Academy. Tho petition
wn* referred 10 tho Register.
I[oratto \. frecnan, boot and shoe dcalcr
at No. u, West Madison street, also came and
fd ffid d i,'s debts. NJ latter ataoant ta
3,,os52 preferred, $i,222!0.l7 sccurcsI, and 81.
7!r,.4a nnsecnrtd. The asscts consist ot lass'l
worth t2oo; stock Of hoota mud e,ocs nt Mo. III
West SsdIaou street, tGso0; fixtures, store,
furniture, etc., euf): debts duo on open account,
s&.s.75. and 1900 In ire.tnturartcc policies.
Tie pctltlnn was referred to Rcgtster HtbbaId.
Il. +. Jenkins waa uppofntcd ProElsonal AA-
signee.
The composition In thc case Of Walsh e.
lil!telllnsoH was es'nlE'ncd.
Levy Brothers were udtudicased bankrupt by
4 discharge was Issued to Winchester 11all.
4 composition meeting will bc hcla Feb. ! In
the caHc ot Solomon Hnluu,0l1.
George W, campbrll uaa appointed Assignee
The composition meeting in tho case Of Bid
die Il Boyl Is set for 10 u, IN. to-.1av.
\ final dividend Will be held ii =. m. In the
surEn.on COURT IN BRIEF. .
Hcorgc T. c>arks hrgan snil Tor &l,aoo
Nrn {nntH Hrtit& NrfSt ti4
, 1877-01-27
THE "COUHIER.ss

AND TIE EXCELSIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY.
!Ae attt'c bourbon sheet, the Courier, seems
20 be gifted with moro lives than cat. II has
sae''satsd between nar,'lug and evening jour
na1, changed It's 1esideuge oftener Than ; dead
ns4k ooaFdcr, been shut up BY the SIeH1, und
~" continues so exist after 4 lashtou. Yes
tefosy the Company which prints lts issue OF
e. nendrcd each daY, got into trouble, and tho
6!li wa died BY Aagusius Warner esainat ,ls
EXCELSIOR Publishing Company, Grorge l.
ihea9sf. ard Charles Kern. asking for III III
}aasslou or III asainss the E1ce3asos Company, 2uA
b. Be- laa, Sa s%sso'ns. Warner aays that III Septcm
interested In shc Excelsior Fubll4hlux Coa,-
pa4T ant, Mishtux to have IT. bustaess scttlel
rna % ket ~ pt hts stock, IN Arrangement wss
81 iba u oy K1aA, % comolslnapt'k sQ1seudartng
, 1877-01-27
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While tho Russians nv Strengthening their
works ut OIessa with ksupp guns, the Turks
arc. 1t seems, substituting the same modern
weapons for tho big canuoa which fur ages past
bayo watched thu Struts Ut tho Dardanellea.
Bigger than Tho bAsReet WoolNlh lniant," or
the Qetaa guno the Italians, thcAe ancleat eau.
osduance, tue calibEc Of the lafgcst being some-
thlng like twsaty -nne iuehcs, while, ~ cur
reas1pse may rsmRmher, that Of tho Anglo
ltallau weapon y but seventeen.
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subiact, As}. 0ca. LefE0y, T. A., tia pfestat
GaVstnor at Rexsa.aass hese kQonstex CANNON