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"aurv,yal OF the fIttest. "

The ingenious doctrine propounded by Mr.
Darwin. the tireless investigator OF nature
and her laws, is as applicable in determining
the fate of medicines as in that OF the animal
species. Every year new remedies are brought
before the public, and are soon completely
discarded as their sale rapidly decreases:
Only these medicines which are best suited
70 the peoples want survive the first test. If
thew care tried, and found wanting" i'll the
merits which they are claimed to possess, no
amount of advertising will make them popu-
lar. OF all the remedies ever introduced to
the public none are as popular as DR.. Pierce's
Eamily Medicines. Their sale has steadily
Increased each year, and wholesale druggists
assert that the present demand for them X
Greater than ever before If you would pat
pronize medicines scientifically prepared use
Dr Pierces Family Medicines. Golden Med
ical discovery is Alternative, or blood cleansing
and an unequaled cough remedy, Pleasant
Pureative Pellets, scarcely larger than mus
tard seeds constitute an agreeable and relia-
HE physic; Favorite Prescription, remedy
for debilitated females; Extract of Smart
Weed, magical remedy for pain, bowe
complaints, and an unequaled remedy fo
both human and horse flesh; while his DIR
Sage's Catarrh Remedy is known the ,worlt
over as the greatest specific for Catarrh AM
"Cold in the Head'' ever given to the public
They are sold by druggists.
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Es lNCERSOLL & COL

This great house is, despite the hard times,
doing an immense business in dry goods, not
only in the great staples but the finer and
more costly tabrice as well It buys in New
York. at wholesale, for cash, at the lowest at
tainable figures, and as it s doing a very
large business it is able to sell at small mar
Gin of profit. for cash. and thus place its goods
r b be the prices charged by these who buy
on time and sell for credit; for in all credit;
for in all credit business the man who does
nav is compelled to make up the losses which
are are incurred by those who don't pay
Ingersoll & Co., are not satisfied to merely,
do CITY trade with the people OF St. Paul and
vicinity; they reach out to all parts OF the
state Of Minnesota and into parties ol BY; WIS., =
sD' ". Ingersoll & Co. st. Paul, Mimi, /" for
samples the kind Of goods he desires ef to
ples by return mail with the price annexed
to each one He can then compare the quail
w and price of the goods with the price Of
similar goods in their local stores, and order
or registered letter for the amount. He will
be certain to get Just what he ordered; mis-
takes are cheerfully corrected.
Try the experiment.
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Worked where the Champion Failed-Could
not clog the Meadow Lark.
BLAIRSTOwn,
bLAIRSIUWf, 1A's OHHT -
Harvester works.


Minneapolis Harvester works:
h.rshv certify that have this dav tried the
Meadow Lark Mower, sold by Webster, on
the same land with the Champion, and it
beat the Champion bad. could not clog the
sickle in the thickest wire grass 1could find,
and tried my best, because the agent told
me | could have the machine II !
conld clog or choke it in grass. could start
= in any place could find without backing
"r rs raising the sickle bar, and the Champion
would not do that in the same grass. 1t runs
easier and does not shake itself in running
like the Champion, nor does it make as much
noise. | am sure like it better than any
machine ever saw run Ihe trlai to-aAy
hos haer a decided victory for the Meadow
lark The Champion that we used was my
fathers new, not havingrun more than two
or three days altogether
THOMAS KELLEY.
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Cheap Insurance.

We would call the attention of our readers
=, The ST. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance
Company for the following reasons:
I. tits home institution.
o Iii under the control OF our own clti-
Gems.
It's earnings are kept at home to enrich
the StSte- 49,.
A We are able to understand its condition
.,a;ts solyency, which we are not with the
sors;cn companies belonging to distant States.
=. !. one Of the safest and most reliable
companies in the United States IS the follow
mo will show
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MARKET REPORTS
chiearo Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June 10.
+~as e. 7518 80: western do Sc. 75@8. 80;
Minnesota Patent $s.OO@l1 90; winter extras
So 50D10.5O.
GRAIN-Wheat, active but lower; No. 2
Chicago spring, sl.51 cash: 81 80 seller July
RECEIPTS-Flour 6, 900 barrels; wheat 81.
600 bushels.
SHIPMENTS-Flo 5000 barrels; wheat
SO 900 bushels.
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BOOTS AND SHOES MANUFACTURED in
SAINT PAUL.

Mems Custom French Kip S Boots. -
Mems Custom French Kip T G Boots,
per case ..... $500. 80. -. '..' " W
Mems Custom French Calf I Boz IS,
W.. -or oosa SIS 90
Mems Custom French Cat D Boots,
per case -. 49,. 80. ...... W w
Mems Custom Veal Calf ID Boots, per
Mems Custom Veal Calf T boots, per
case ....l ...... $500. b6 VI
Mems Custom Veal Kip D S Boots, per
Mems Custom Veal Kip 7 S Boots, per
case 80. '..' '..' 49, - - ~
Mems Custe m Kip D Boots, per case. AZ o.
Mems Custom Kip T Boots, per case A U
Mems Custom Russell Grain Buckle
Flows. per pair -. Al
Mems Custom Black Grain Buckle :,
| Plows, per pair ...... o.
Mems Custo Russell Grain Boots, per
dozen -. ...... ...t.. -. ...... ~ "
Mems Custom BtBck Grain Boots, per
Women's Custom Calf d s pol, per pair
Women's Custom Calf D S n pol. per
Women's Custom Calf Dutchk pol, per
| pair ...... 80. $500
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St. Paul Markets.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
ST, PAUL, June 10, 1877

PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Drr;noa norton of the week under review
trade in nroduce was somewhat dull, but
within the last few days the demand has pick
Cd mn remarkably well, and on the whole q
very fair weeks business can be reported
There is still an extensive demand tor season
able products from all the upper country the
Dakota and Black Hills region as wei as from
Manitoba and the Lake Superior mining re-
gions. It is, however, popularity OF the
Fake SUPERIOR demand that it calls for the
absolute necessareS of life, and Tor very few OF
it's Inquiries, such as berries, vegetables,
frnits &c. The recent rains have helped the
nrosnects of lumbermen, and fair inquiry IS
experienced from this source Tor many OF the
leading commodities that go to make up
| lumberman's or log-drivers menu.
FIOuR-Holders are again quite firm in
their views as regards prices, but report
only a regular trade. There has occurred
nothing that calls for comment: The
shinments East on orders, and to the North
west and Lake Superior, have been large, SO
that stocks in stores have not accumulated
There has been some jockeylng IN local
transactions. but prices are not quotably
At IS. GOA $50. Patent process is held firm at
20 Knoll 90 as to brand xxx flour is NOM
xnaIlv s6 5O@7.OO per Dbl. Rye flour is
scarcely to be found at all, but is quotable at
IA. 90 per sack Bolted corn meal Is held very
firmly at 81. 7O@1. rs per 100 lbs.
WHEAT-This market has f1uctuated
somew hat during the week, in sympathy
with the main speculative markets. At the
moment we quote No. wheat at 81 80; No.
at 81 AZ: No. at 81. So There has been some
Improvement in the leading speculative mar
kets, which would have encouraged operators
in "options" to keep on operating 1t nae
not been for the unfortunate fact that at ex-
actly the wrong time most OF the betters fol
anothers rise concluded to turn around ane
bet for fall OF course they are all disguised
! with the way things are going, and many
them are coming to the conclusion that they
, cannot beat the scalpers of Chicago and Mil
waukee, in the long run. We are acquainted
), with quite number of people who,, success
ful during the heavy upward run few week
ago. have now "laid down their hands, an
acknowledged that they are not sure OF beat
7 ing the professional grain gamblers OF tn
gambling cities A good many lame duck
are hobbling about town, sorry that they al
r not cease betting on the wrong side betor
their money was all gone. The prospects TO
! a magnificent wheat crop were never bette
4 in this State than this year. The hopper
}. are being generally very successfully fough
while the weather has been exactly what wa
wanted. Growers of other crops may oblet
. TO the cool weather and cold rains, but fe
). extensive wheat growers will be foundt to i'm
It fault.
d The following are the quotations OF No.
Y wheat in the great markets yesterday an
Yesterday week.
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promises

The iury in the case of Kate Noonan
charged with the murder of w. H. Sidle have
disagreed and been discharged; the jury stood
eleven for acquittal and one for conviction.
The one man who stood out, for three days,
for conviction ssaid to be a friend OF the M;
Sdle family It is expected that Kate Will
have to undergo another trial
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Acorrection.

In our editorial columns, under the head OF
american Aristocracy," we quote this week,
from the Pioneer Press editorial some ex-
tracts in reference to the Kate Noonan case
We are glad to learn ma '9 for the s s
ments contained in that article, and claims
that it was written by correspondent, al
though printed as editorial.
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A MISTAKE

We regret to be forced to believe
that Gen. Cary will not be present at
the Faribault convention on the 2Oth
inst. Nevertheless the convention
PROMISES to be we'll attended.
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Since its foundation it has paid q IVA 20
for losses. -
With these figures no one can tdonDe Us
reliability.
Send to C. A. Eaton, Secretary, d. ru'
Fire and Marine Association St. Faais ~
x,&eo and tesms3
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The Bond Question.

As we feared, the bond, proposition was
voted down on Tuesday last py al GS the
t GpnaS .nd desperate and, in all probability
successful effort will be made to compel the
people to pay the whole sum, principal aho
$50
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Pomeroy's democrat, of Chic gr;,c !
making gallant fight for greenpa%c a Ps,no'
Piles and and pr GpnsT pes should send in
subscriptions
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BUTTER-Very fine new grass butter IS
saleable at l2al5c Choice dairy packed, fresh
new and sweet, is in demand at 18a2Oc Ship
pers are not anxious to operate, In the pres
ent discouraging aspect OF affairs, but they are
buving W. hat is offered of yellow butter, In
fPrkins at &c. per ID.
BARLEY-Most of the barley now offering
is noor. worth but 35a55 per bushel. The
prospects of the growing crop are SAID to De
1irst rate.
EGGS-The market is quite firm at the mo-
ment. in absence of large receipts. Inc ar
rivals are Just about equal to the demand,
which, however, extends from the BLACK hliis
and Manitoba to Lake Superior. Most OF the
sales of large lots have been at lOalO IL but
the local trade has generally been charged
lie. There are no large accumulatlons.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are dull bOc Tor
rose, and DOC for peachblows, There IS no
trustworthy shipping demand Onions are
not enquired for.
HIDES-The market is without new TEA
ture A good demand IS experienced rom
Eastern tanners for green salted hides, and a
very dull demand for dry flint. We quote
green cured ct 1-4a8 1-2; green butchers
hides at 6 1-2c; dry flint ar LA lac
REANS-No l, white navy beans, hand
picked. are held at D.. S5a3.OO; choice white
hand picked at $2.5oa075; medium white
| g.. OOa2.25.
PEAS-GoOQ Quaiity sceu l.ooeisC
CHEESE-Unchanged We quote good
qualities at 15c
FREIGHTS-Agents Of the railroads and Of
the fast freight lines insist that there Is nc
sscuttinr" going on either in the West or East
Int that rates are steady and uniform. East
err bonnd freichts are zoe per 100 lbs for 4tf
class goods from st. Paul to New York, AND
7 75c to Boston; 55c per 100 lbs for grain, and
| / 10 per bbls for -four, to New York ana "a
to Boston. Westward bound Ireights An
ouotable as follows: Boston or New YORK K
St. Paul, 1.55 per 100 lbs Tor Isl eiass' l.4o Io'
end; 40 for Sd: soc for 9TH class; 'oc ior spe
cial. ,.;.,,
| -1l.-...-e,. e.. aoninn In N near ila Close.
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~ Read the advertisement in announcer coi-
unm headed CONFIDENTIAL.

Genuine Wheeler and Wilson Needles a cs
Attachments, at Co.'S. Office ~ "es' oo ~
ST Panl
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TOtT OF Eftff:AjO.
Tho following we're the arrivals md e!earinera
for the twenty -four hour endio3 1t 10 o'clock last
night:
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.a'r; TN sn,,s. S:rsary t9g'oa 'sTnh.r tnacs
K:5a iI:S W;S. s:'s i! S': s.st" sis;
;.a; ;:.; ,..s ;:: ill.,. .;:ss;
s%".s1Hon ~ ln1f..f; E!1s'as c"rnine ntn.l' cat;
;s;Sr;. ssii $d;isf s:Sssss: s:s.ss; IL: N;:$Ssf;
an, nsa:tFi: nas.n n.' &c, s'' Sss.
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III; aa;scssa nsStr: *:!:.!i. Ns.s.sya; =; !ans.,.
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":s:s,a "s' T.s; ss s 1:s ':s Ct. K
s!mnnn. A'a.kfg.n. iirt: t;nt'iInr s,a.; f,.*rRo.
ialistat H,vra!. .alt: s. J Gamnns,. farsso. ro.i:
f.; ;Ana.r*: Airens; intn'rr; Q 81 t.aa1 t.w.sr.
!n,4iGEon. 1umi~It D. r: Wade. Krxsantc. lies:
Winnie Wing. tu4ingto', !hrn'rt; ElnanA huC.lr.
coal. srnw Fine Lake. bark
ELkAtAErt.- srhr t'uncan City. t'aneap Clty an
h'is rofk 21,hrls beef md suntrsl prot. Cormostnt
r. untu wheat; schr ii, Ar~rht. muses. uns ~ bf!s
iu1slo III Ill bu corn: rr"p WeDo1nlnss artrn iia =
- hf, arps9 10 bril- t<fk =? bril- ~. and ,nnar!t.
!nrf?t irrk and tunllrlrss pr'p Tempet white LAKE.
iblrss p and bnir!s: tehf jeBe lb!ilfat MAnf+tef.
hu rorn; EchF Knight TeMpI2f, t9.FIH hu rJe.
, 1877-10-20


cHIcAGo -sehf bangaioEs to new conner In port
..The rtvas reached the highest stage Of the sea.
son yestcfeay .SchEs Lake Foteat And Lem Ella.
worth arc In port for tue rst time stucs theEf
n,istaps. ..SehE Golden Itafe h visitor sltsI IN
abaenee OF two yeAss... .stnis Risesside will re-
turn ~ Detroit usat week, she having msds her
srr.se Gy iake IN iaTge qasatfies ssvea ea1Soss IL
lumber 1rsl was on lhs taarket yeslsrdas :. .Tks
ls:yte viii 80 into ths Sopth .aEsntIe coast tr4de
. sr!ss fsnS:;-Iae tin. Ad. Allsa q ". 4 recently
sehr Jamaica. which has lain td!e u Nswego III
:am%st; !. of,nS s.,kss .na astea oas Ea
oa WHEAT sad iit,e On corn. Thur.Jay. ~. 1Ss -.
butit sth1. Anrtiea hs. nsis her sppearsace
4. Detroit. and !. - good a. new: ::
6ault Sic. Maris has bcen suspended tor ths w,u.
ter... The management Of the elland canal ttls.
gs4rhs the Detroit !!ostd of 1ra1n that date hss
ytt been lacd Tor tie ciosng at tbs canal. The
sehr FANNY csnpb~,l saed Tor Kingston On SAtus.
day ~ take casEo of I'll from satA!a IL MuHtstaL
IA dispatch from ro1t nahoa.ls annonass:
! ! 81 81 T., I'D Is IS fsea e!s'e';sis !. caS.:
asa rnsed ss.ss. M.fshal E,as .a,a t5s :sos
Mo1sot ,s.tssas5 q IT, 1hs chr city
turued fsona European TIP, TIE schr r. Hay.
ten, which watcrto9xed m Michigan during tic
heavy weather es1ly last week. eatnu out Of dry
dock II Au*kcgoa md .alled for Milwaukee viii =
cargo Of lumbef ..Tha sehf Cslruytou brought 10
Detroit Wednesday the outat Of tas sehi G. 1.
4s Tash xsns 1,aes % .i;na
James Wallace, Of Detroit. This krts Canal neu
arc csomdtnx on lheiE work s4ila thu uA,sr
ID open. In ons 1ay about i,ulu 0Ou ba Ut
grain and l. QUO COO II Of lumber wera sent on lii
L.: boats; ths heasiest business done In tye years.
....Tusonlo Gtots: ''ll IL still mentioned Ia
American exchanges shsl tke hsllsf - he MslAa1
, 1877-10-20
l't)IlT COI.IIOnSE.

DErrAto, Oct 1D.-vs.sett pasrtnk Port Col.
mrne lock fos tuenty -four hout1 end!ng 8 o'clock
18th:
Eastwari~ sehre Charger. Toledo 10 OgdeusbnE:
eawAna. Dctrult 10 Uswcgo; Gsribalil. Eric to
Tosoltu.
Wcstward-psora Maine and Lowell. ogdensbusn
70 Toledo; l.awecnee, OgdenshurR 10 Chsr&eo;
Europe aud Canada. Montrcs to he.
tEoif: 0eean, Montreal 10 Chicago: Clinton,
klngs.on to Milwaukee: BARK 1tasca. t'fnrlmtt 10
Chicago; ". Mt1lao and AngualA, Kingston to
Chicago: Wayne, urwcsa to Toledo: Manltowoc.
Fair Haven to Chicago, schrs Florida. UsweEu 10
ChIcann; skr1ark. Charlotte 10 Chicago; u. ".
Whitney. Ogien.burg IL Cleveland.
4 dispatch tn the Union MI rjas Company kayb
tic rrt'p st. i.tntA. recently sank II Fhtors' En-
caupment In the shnlt. has been rh1scd. sad pared
down tue ST. Clair River thls morning with her
catgo On bour1.
, 1877-10-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
November Atlantic.
Now Ready, and for sale Everywhere.

In tha November Atlantic stIs. ALDHrCH conciudrs
tsf charming stofJ OF This Queen Of siIcbs: MARX
TTAtSS amusing S0tts Vt III Idle Excursion con.
t1nuedl Il. ". RAYMOND writes Of TIE American
Iron MaaterA Work: 3 u. ", BENJAMIN contributes
much valuable Information Atnns Portugal and the
Portuguese, M1 iluWELf.S riessanf esssr OF Carlo
Goldoni. the Italian dramatAt, Rnd U. r. LATf1I3r
pstef on Some Aspects Of Ds Quincy, III. KNIGHTS
Myenth raret on Crude and CuFions inventions Is
usual1y Interesting, NIL WHITTIER contributes =
Characteristic roen1. In the Od souih and there
pretty group OF Antumnst toemt BY EDGAR FAM.
cETT and otheFk The Contributors Club and Tccunt
Literature arc tn ani Interesting. and under E6uca
tlon the eas accouns yct given Of 1he Harvard Ex
Rz1fnhtinn1 for Women"
TEKMS: IS cents humber. n year; With life.
rive rossshtt D! Whittier. lryant LongfelIuw. Is;
with tive portraits e.: with III three porfraita, 81
SPECIAL UFFER-The November hnd December
numbers of The Atlantic. containing nocms hT Wilt.
tier and Lonsfcllow, aud tho commencement Of Mr.
bIs.1ops sera! story. ''petno't' ~iIl b- mailed
free all new fntpercrs 10 The AtlansIc for lH7s
who remit shr subscriptions 10 tho Publishers before
Dec. l.
, 1877-10-20

While going up tha riyes JcsttftaY ths prop Ne
bsaska GOT I log II one of her wheels. and. after
futile endcavoss wsrs msds b. ths crew TO get Il
OUT Capt. Falcon. tbs diver, waa sent toE. aua
went 10 work 1t II.
Wfrekees ars ii work ou thA sehr Lewis Rcas,
4ahere neae Port stanley.
The psup ss. Loui+. which stsoek : rock and
sunk - Sailors Rncanpmsnt, hsA besu sslAe&, anu
u On hsE way down.
Tuc4dav Lh4 rug Sweet Brothers *succseasd In re-
lessipK the seow d. G. WtlltAMs from the beach It
tuftas &fe slight
The achF =. Kelley. ASHORE On Long Point got
On Monday by jektisoaluX eoma Of hsf eafRo, eoA'
xtstlnE Of iron orc, FROM Ugdcnsburx.
eshr CeL Geek AAa enteEsd psetess u 1s6sis.
, 1877-10-20
MARINE NEWS.
A Fierce Northeastern Plays Havoc
with the Shipping.
Another List Of Nautical Casualties and
Others Anticipated.
Cause Of Closing The Locks On The Des
Aletnes Canal.
Sals II Vessels by the United statea
Marsha1, Etc.

D1:H MONIES CANAL LOCKS.
Al the MEss*tfppi ftlrsF improvement canvtn.
tion held In St. Iaul last week. MI. Rufseli, Of
81. 1*nis. Offered = pseambls and resolutions de-.
neunctnG the ctos[ng of the eteAmnnat loek on tho
canal round the rapids of tho Mfssatppl River at
Keokak. whereby the canal waa shut to navi:ation
t~eiso days In September and eighteen days In
oetobef: thai said canal had cost the Government
N'Hh QUO: That the job lad s>ern bnnKlrsl or
hntchcd by incompetent engineers, and cAfliag ou
ConEFcHs 10 fnveatIeat., etc.
's;"s Il. % h t Il;
= r" !. e. s
!te canal, The t3overnfnrnl Ind tern tvrlvr yrarn
I'D VI :ot s'ts II ss "'Ss s
r; @ Il ,s III ss st:n r.
@ Sts r s's y!
.a nt% o b
f. aa ,e sas or III Il. III ,es sSud @
,onttast fur iaysnx sad ioiax ~ roeks aoxs ndrf
+: i, .:,;@:: !
,s Il n+see IL rak s'9fasH Ts s
# tnat as - rs. r. ".sae ";s nd hst ssn.ea II.
4ss H.: IT, g e :a !: i trss H ~
5 ss5sIy X. an pt ts J.
q The st.s, when e lt:rraite1 y I;r t;s.ssl
u s s r.: A. II: S"ss;
thst hs w. uY' qns sat!.nei On ~! ront 1ot = he
e starment ncofree; hr a.ti nothlng furt,ltf Ten
stated tle cort al ls canal to b. H. HnUD. it, cont
Mssx4. !h.uJL
Mr !su*.tlrs r-,oHton read tia, Il sonndtd rntter
lxFrh. fle rrEastrh tht e1rinIst!1n tDs4x By Ten.
sisixs :. pstfssu} ':;t.se!Ss! se dr.'rsa T. ~ ~
nrosi. af tl.e Con veailnn ..ud ne alloy thctns.yes
properly hefose usc ixay !ls e1prssaed a bope that
tile RESOLUTION would la wtt1Idra~tL
Mr.. fatatl drc1inrd 10 withdraw the ffto ntfan. and
expressed desire 70 inert HE Ms'cr and nFh it OUT
right tIErc iii The lOaventtDn, lie chkrxr,L thu
stt Of st Las lint tlr country nsa snrrei nns le.s
than f. UnUU by the detsy cased by tfss CltnfnK up
q t,e csnai ltc ,t.nandtd u i,sTo - FcstlKa!o.
9s ernsNt hsd bean c1tHpclied % pAy aInooX other
the hNisifpi iser with hunting psrttca made np Of
t,aa building that esnA. snu shat wa4 where sona ut
Atr. .otin I'ougtAs Of winooa. made motion That
the rnpeF he laid on the fable. It not tal
,Aoa,a rr"sty come beiore ths ConTentto1 nnl hs1
Glycettnr trrr WIS In the prratife and resolution
TIE osDf Ai!ed, aud the pteAtuGl6 aAd resolution
were Laid on The table
, 1877-10-20

During the recent gales frequent nentlnn has
been made Of The schr Cot. cook, sAc having betu
one Of tho slightly unluekJ oneh. That craft has
history. Seventeen ycats ago she WAS knorn A.
the Augusta. wA owned in Detroit and one dark
night in The is!I Of 1860 sho coIlided With the hno
stmt Lay ", Elsn -, sunk hes md went on hsr wy.
Michigan. The story was hrutte.I Aptuad Tint the
accident was the resu1t Of catelcAtnes1 IN tue
Augusta and tho INDIGNATION was 70 great that Il
became necessary. or al 1caat eapelient 10 Change
her name. nu,l she II now known u tho Col. Cook.
-i]etFois Ntts.
, 1877-10-20

DCYTALo+ n. r.. Oct lD.-Charten-sehrs Lot.
tic Wolf. coal from Milwaukee. 25c; Col. Cook.
coal 10 Marquette. 81. 90 pcr ton, and ors hack to
Cleveland II 81 80 per ton: Fostoris, coa to East
Saginaw at 1oe; stcambarEe ltaleigh and coneort,
Kate wlns!ow, Goa, from Eric to Chicago Il 40c:
etcatnbargc Rust and con+ort, Eeveomb, wheat
from nunth to buffalo at DC,
Ctearnnccs-rrops y. Il. ralrbank, Duluth; C.
J. kerelIAsv. 100 tunt coal. MIlwnukcc: Y. Ii.
Ketcham, go tons coal; Idaho an.t China, 400
brts salt. Chicago: schrs COX. Cool 200 tons coal,
Marquette; Jesslu Linn and j. IL. Nuttes. Chicago.
, 1877-10-20
THE CANAL.


DRtpoEroRT, Oct. 10.-Arriyad-T. Rybusn, o.
tawa, 9, 200 bu corn.
cleared-Lcviatnnn, Lasalle, "a. l07 II lumber.
Fl. 900 lash; Monte Christie. Seneca. 50. 4tps II
Lumbar: prop Palas, henry, 49, 97 II lumber; L.
s. Eatton, Henry, ~, 40 It tnmbc1.
I1nipuErnHr, Oct, I'LL y. m. M.-ArtlYcd-Frop
Ed II. Heath, Lasallc. 2, 600 hu corn, ., 600 BIZ
ouiR.
Clcared-rEop King nrcs.. Kankakcs Feeder,
pose4.
, 1877-10-20

Tue tug Triad, under seixurs for debt, WAS
spirited cat Of Cleveland harboF during MONDAY
night and II IL thought wa& run over 10 Canada.
She H. owned by Capt. Joe lStenhalgh. The
lIatadtattF says Capt jocs other tug, 4hc I'd.
wArds. was acut OF sone days before. lust where
she vent Il not known, bus probably 10 Ghicago,
which pott shs cleared for,