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Ohio Co.niy Convention L. o. q. t.

The Ohio County Convention /. o. G. T
met with Clarke's Lodge No. 95S, on FRI
day, Feb. 90. 1877.
Meeting was called to order by ]. S.
Parke, W. Secretary, the president being
absent
George Roberts was elected President
pro tenn The following committees were
appointed: II. T. Ford, H. C. Edmonson
and J. j. Midkiff Committee on Creden-
tials. George W. Brite. NJ. Crahen and
Morris Wilson, Committee on Arrange
ments. r. T. Truman, II. C. Edmonson
and ]. ]. Medkiff, Committee on State OF
the Order. Morris Wilson, II. I. Ford
and R. T. Truman, Committee on Reso-
lutions.
Election Of officers. For President,
George Roberts. J. s Parke and II. C.
Edmonson were nominated. Vote taken
and j. s Parke declared elected. For
Vice,President, Barbara Abner, Amanda
Roberts and George Roberts were nomi>
mated Vote taken and Barbara Abner
declared elected. For Secretary, Morris
Wilson. NJ Graham and j. J. Midkif'
were nominated. Vote taken and Morris
Wilson declared elected.
The Committee on Arrangements made
the following report: We. the Committee
on Arrangements, agree that we adjourn
this p. N. at o'clock, to meet again at
$50; adjourn at IL, meet again at l:3O;
adjourn at 4. to meet again in the degrees
at $50, to adjourn in regular form.
NJ Crahen.
Morris Wilson, Com
Geo w. Brite.
Motion made and seconded TO receive
the report and discharge the committee.
Motion carried. Motion made and
seconded to dispense with the reading of
the Minutes of last Convention until to-
morrow's session Motion carried.
The hour having arrived to adjourn,
the Convention closed in due form and
adjourned to meet tomorrow, Feb. "a,
at $50.
Second days session, Saturday, Feb
81 Meeting called TO order by the Tres
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enable to expect that they will spend
their cash there also.
Business very good here. No sickness
OF consequence; Counterleitsrs are &C
tive in circulating spurious money Of the
denomination Of ten dollars, on the first
National bank OF Muncie, Ind. We are
informed that the United States marshal
and other gentlmen were IN hot pursuit
of them on the 23rd inst. but they, the
counterieiters made good their escape,
though several shots were fred at them,
and their chances at that time seemed to
be as slim as the chances were with
Tam OShsnty's mare.
We are glad to note that William e.
lis, who was reported dead from the Hn>
fortunate explosion OF a steam mill, near
Masorville, Daviess county, is now near
ly recovered.
Deputy Sheriff Geo Burger, spent a
day in town a short time since. Glad to
see you, George, come again.
Miss Townsend, of your town is now
engaged in teaching near this place, and
all seem to be well pleased
Dry goods houses will change hands
occasionally; but, | suppose, its all for
fun, aud to give general nOtoriety to dif-
fereut localities.
Messrs Ford * IIite, Of Pleasant
Ridge. have dissolved co partnership,
Mr. Ford buying Mr.. Hite's interest.
Whose the next laclIy man?
Messrs. Magyar & Hewlett, of this city,
are doing a splendid business. Much
success to YOU gentlemen.
Messrs Holbrook Il Rogers are doing
very well.
Messrs Crow & Son, MELVILLE, Ky,
(Kigels old Stand), are selling a great
many goods. and Mr. N. NJ. Russell. of
that place. states that he has cold more
plows up to this date, than lie ever sold
before on so short a time; while Mr.
Forester, another smith, states in sub
stance the same That certainly indi>
Gates business with the farming class.
Our old friend. of this place, says that
he is candidate for jailer of Ohio coun>
ty, and intends TO run it through. al
lude to Mr. Z. L. Sulenger Mr. s is
TOO well known throughout the county to
need any comment Mr. Sullenger will
mike a good race. big race, and a
strong race. Ras is forked lightning on
a home stretch. The citizens Of the
county could not place upon the track for
the Office of jailer more perfect gentle
man than E L. Sullenger. Let's all
give the boy chance in August 1878.
notice the name OF Capt. Sam EIilt
as q candidate for the Senate hope the
Captain will make the race, rs success
would certainly crown his efforts Capt
come out and declare yourself, and we
will keep the gaps up down this way.
We can have race in Ohio, if Hayes
is President We are Of the opinion
down here that the Editor OF the Hart
ford HERALD would be an acceptable can
didate with us for the Legislature. Come
out friend John, and We will give you
our hearty support
We are informed that another steam
mill explosion occurred opposite Ovens
boro, on the Indiana shore, killing five
men Men certainly should be warned
by such frequent accidents, and be more
careful in the future. More anon,
BUPoRD. KY, March 81, MoDoc.
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State would be divided, to which Mrs.
Hamlet in her poems thus touchingly
alludes.
Divide the STATED Who dare suggest
Such not of sIcrleg-2
Bought with price, II is oHr oea;
And shall we rend in twain
What was ccmented into one,
by blood OF heroes slain.
Say for which portion Crockett fought,
For which did Travis die?
For which hath Houston's pleadings bought
A nations sympaihy.
No North, no South. no East no West;
Let this our motto DO:
Oar. State is one. So let it rest;
United great aSd free.
Let one grand center call her sons
To Legislative halls;
Let one grand voice, 10 thunder tones,
Guard we'll, her Coulter walls"
The natural resources of the State are
unbounded, and she extends cordial in
vitsrion to the enterprising citizen from
all parts Of the habilable globe. Her
beautiful prairies excite the wonderful
Imagination OF the beholder TO such an
extern, that he is all the while fsncys
prisoner A sunset on the prairie is the
lovsliest sights wan ever oeheld; and he
is filled With wonder at the sublimity of
thescene The Gorgeous clouds form rosy
pathway for him to tread, "a he walks
downward into his bed Of flower. and
yerdure. Around him float airy purple
clouds, while beneath are others tinged
with the richest vermilion.
TO BE CONTINUED
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Jamr, stuart. Judge. OweIsboro.
A. /. Morton, CLARK. Hartford.
kR. Murrell, Master Commissioner, Hartford.
=. W. Phillps. sheriff. Hartford. D>puties-
CIV Buugcr. Hartford. 5 p Taylor, Beaver
DAN. II Cooper, 'ForlsVillC, ]. Fulse-sos,
Hogs Fails.
court +, CANS second Mor35vs N May auA
Noteuibrr. unj continues three weeks each
term.
CRIMINAL C0CEr.
Hon A Marcy. jSdse. Cloverpcrt.
Hon Joseph uayeraft. attorney, oNenfh"To.
= l Nice, jaiicr, Hartford.
sTourt begins on hrst Mondays in April and
CStsLer and continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. ". +. Gregory. Judge. hsrfora.
Capt. sam. X. Cox. Clerk, Hartford.
J. 2. Sauietfu-, Attorney, Hartford.
Court LeEins on tho trst Monday in every
Esnih.
QUARTERLY COURT.
Begin. on tho Bra NJ ondAy. in January April,
July and October.
COUNT or CLAIMS.
Begin, ~ the Sra; Mondays January and
Os;ober.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
]. J. Leach. Assessor. Cromwell.
Z. Etnith FitzAush. SurVeyar. SulPhar Spring.
thas H. Po.Wsl, CorOEer. sulphur Springs.
p p Rowe S.As,l Commissioner, Hartford.
..nr-uvs
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NODOCS ADVICE.

Competition is now so strong,
The farmers can not get along
Without their county paper.
Then walk up boys, and plank it down,
One and half the whole year round,
Not much Of c1urss-Dont waVer-
The HEEALp is a spicy sheet,
Aud always looks 30 clean and neat.
Don't let the children tear it,
Peruse IL we'll Then fi'c away,
And tell your ncighhor Der the way
And send him 60 John Jarrett
FREUD John will take his name right down
And arm him an around the town,
llc's such a jolly brother,
one aud half he says SO meek,
III send the HERALD every week
7, you or any other.
Then walk up boys, and you will find
That if Won would not be behind,
Take the HFRAIp--Iou should DO il.
Advertise and pay the bill,
Il mskcs the printer feel ~ well,
Ny word youl never rue il.
HrFoRp, March q.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

HspiiIt--have services Grst Sunday and
sunday ight in every month aud Saturday
night preceding. ". 2. Bennett, pastor.
". Is. Church South-ServieCs third San
dav in every month. W. ". Cook, pastor.
onion Sruday School every sunday morn
iug al LAlf past eight O'Clock.
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

continuing those Southern Ruots and Herbs,
which an ailsise Providence has placed in
countries where Liver diseases most prevail.
It viii cure all Diseases eazsed BY derangs-
neRto the Liver and Bowels.
The SYMPTOMS Of Liver complaint are
bitter or bad taste in tho n0.th; Pair in the
back sides or joint, often mistaken for Rhums-
fism; Sour Stomach. loss Of Appetite; Bow
els alternately eostivc and lax, Headache,
Loss Of rssnory, with a painful sensation Of
having failed TO do so1-eihing which ought
10 have been done, Debility, Low Spirits, a
thick yellow appearance Of skin vnd Eyes, .
dry Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
tho disrasc, at others very fr%, but The Liver,
the largest organ in the body. is generally
the seat Of tho disease, and If not Regulated
will in time, cause great suffering, wretOhes~
ness and DEATH viii sasue-
can recommend as an CGicnciOas remedy
for disease Of the Liver, Heartburn and dys-
PePsia, simmons Liver Regulator. Lewis G.
Wuaicr, 1925 Master Street, Assistant Post
Master, Philadelphia
-'v have tested its virtues. personally, and
know that FER Dyspepsia, Billiousness and
Thrc5hing Headache, it 5 the best medicine
the world ever saw We have tried fOrty
other remedies bcfrre simmons Liver RegalG-
to-, but none Of them gave Us more tina teu-
porary rclies; but tho Regulator not only re-
liev,d but cured us."-Ed Telegraph and
Messenger, Macon, Ca.
N,NU-ACIURED ONLY BY
y. II. ZEILIN 81 co.
MACON, Ca. ard PHILADELPHIA.
Free. >I.eO. sold by all DraEsist.
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II. C Edmondson,
j. j. Midklff, SCoI
II. 4. Ford.

MotiOo maue AMI seconded TO receive
the report and discharge the committee.
Motion carried.
At this point brother Thomas Moor
man, OF Goshen Lodge, Breckenridge CO.
KY, was called to the floor, and he de-
liverGd quite an elaborate address.
Motion made and seconded to amend
the report Of the Committee on Arrange'
ments, so as to continue the present SEES
sion until . o'clock, p ~, before adjourn
ing, and meet at night to hear brother
Demaree lecture. Motion carried.
Recess was then taken for ten minutes,
during which time brother Demaree,
member Of the Grand Lodge, presented
the Good Templars Advocate to the Con-
vsntion for its circulation.
The convention was again called to or
der by the President at ll:l0, and the
Committee on State of the Order reported
as follows: We, the Committee on State
OF the Order, beg leave to report the fol-
lowing: There are four Lodges represents
ed in the Convention-Newton Lodge No.
40. reports fifty three members in good
standing; Hartford Lodge No. l2. reports
forty members in good standing; Mount
Pleasant Lodge No. SS7, reports fifty
two members in good standing; Clarke's
Lodge No. 95S, reports fifty members in
good standing. Total number reported,
one hundred and ninety five.
II. C. Edmonsonl
j. j. Midkif, Com
r I. Truman.
Motion made and seconded to receive
the report and discharge the committee
Motion carried.
Unfinished business called for-none
mentioned. New business called for
none mentioned,
The place for holding the next meeting
Of the Convention was. next in, order.
Hartford Lodge was the only place put
before the house, and by vote was declar>
ed the place for the next convention.
Suggestions for the good of the Order
were next called for Suggested by Bro
Demaree that the President appoint two
brothrs to prepare speeches and two sisters
to write essays for the next Convention.
In accordance with the above suggestion,
the President appointed sister Fannie
Newton and brother Allen, OF Newton
Lodge; brother Bergman, Of Hartford
Lodge; sister Amanda Roberts and brother
j. j. Midkitf, of Clark Lodge. After
which, some very interesting and instruct.
i've addresses were delivered before the
adjournment the Convention by brother
Denaree, Midkiff, Bergman, Roberts
and Norman, all Of which were quite
encouraging to the cause of Temperance.
The hour of adjournment having ar
rived. and the work Of the present session
of the Convention having been completed,
the Convention adjourned in due form, 10
meet with Hartford Lodge No. -, on
Friday and Saturday. May 18th and Doth
1877. j S PARKE, w. p.
NORRIS WILSON, W. SEc'Y.
The Secrctary's report and the Consti-
tuition that was adopted are omitted in
this synopsis. MUERIs WILSON, SEc'Y.
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The Cheapest, Purest and best Family
Medicine i'm dl3e World.
For DYSPEPSIA CONSTIPATION, Jsun-
dice, Bilious attacks. SICK HEADACHE.
Collie, e7rcssion OF Spirits, SOUR STOMACH
Heart burn, &C., &c.
This unriyalled Southern Remedy is warrant
cd not to contain a single particle OF Mureary
or any injurious mineral substance. bat Is
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HARTFORD LODGE No. 1873.

Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford,
Ky on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evenings in each month. The fraternity
are cordially lnvited to visit US when con-
venient for them 10 do so 4 Ef
/. BARRETT. S.G. WV. PHIPPs, SEC
h =. BERRYMAN. d. D. G.. N. 1.t
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HARTFORD LODGE NO. /

Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford. Ky i,
every Thursday evening A cordial invi-
tation rs extended to members Of the Or
der to Welt ne, and ell such will be made
welcome.
B. 2. BERKYKAH. w. c. T..
MKs. ASESR BERGMAN. W. See.
G. B. WILLIAMS, /. y.
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KEYSTONE CHAPTER, NO. 10.
Meets second Monday night in each
month. NJ Z W II. MOORE, HIP
Comp. II. wEINSHEIMER, Sec.
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LODGE MEETINGS.
AY-Rf.

HARTFORD LODGE, NO. 156.
Meets third Monday night in each
month. w. II. MOORE. ". N.
Secty.
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ASK The reeor-

ASK the reeov-
cred dysPePties, Bill
lious sufferers, vic
Tins Of Fever and
Asue, the mercurial
diseased patients
bow hey re1Cvertd
health, cheerful spif-
its and good appetite
they will tell you
BY taking SINNOEs'
LIVE NFCrL4TOR.
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ident. The Convention opened in the
subordinate degree The minutes Of last
meeting we're read and approved.
Communications from Lodges were call
cd for and received from the following:
Newton Lodge. Clarle's Lodge, Mt. Pleas
ant Lodge and Hartford Lodge
The Committee on Resolutions submits
ell the following report: We. the Com
mittee on Resolutions. beg leave to report
the following;
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased an All>wisc
Providence to assemble us in convention,
be it, therefore,
Rssoircd-lst. That sc iudorse the SCI
lection Of County Deputy, whose duty
shall be to visit all Lodges in the county,
and encourage hearty corporation in
the work of Good Templars, and visit
Lodges that have ceased to work, ALL en-
delvor to re-orgIniz3 them.
ReSoi0ed-2nd That we recommend
that each subordinate Lodge appoint a
lecturer in their midst, to deliver public
addresses at such times and places in their
respective neighborhoods as are most con-
venient.
RcSohed-3d. That the thanks OF the
Convention arc heartily extended to the
President and other officers OF the Conven-
ton for faithful discharge of their re~
spectiye duties.
ResoLrea-ith That q copy of the pro-
cecdiugs OF this convention be sent to the
Hartford Herald and Good Templars Adj
vocate for publication.
Submitted in F. II. and c.
Morris Wilson,
H. T. Ford, Com
T. I. Truman.
Motion made and seconded to receive
the report and discharge the committee
Motion carried.
The Committee on Credentials reported
as follows: We, the Committee on Gre
dentials, make the following report; Four
Lodges represented in County Convention
Hartford Lodge No Il, represented by
B. P. Bergman; Mt. Pleasant Lodge No.
SS7. represented BY j. S Park, II. C. Ed
ronson, Martin Graham and Miss Bars
bara Abner; Clarke's Lodge No 9jS, rep
resented by G. W. Roberts, E. II. Cooper,
H. T Ford. J. J. Midkiff and l. L. Rob>
erls. Newton Lodge No. 40, reprent-
ed Miss Fannie Newton, Miss Fannie
Richerson, Bud Allen aud W. D. CundiG.
II. C Edmondson,
j. J. Midklf, Com
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MACON, Ca. AID PHILADELPHIA.
Free. >I.6O. sold by all DraEgist.
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SUMMER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

LoNG BRANCH, July 3l.-Ihe arrivals Of to-
day show an Increase those Of ray, but the
of the Long Branch not yet BY any
means assured However, IL il thought that during
August and the early part o. september the season VIII
be brighter than AZ any time during June July. Az
any rate, tnc one remark whch grts ine nqu fci ds To
the OUTLOOK is. August is always our best month"
Gilbert Gordon, grandson Of the late D. D. Tompkns
at one time Vcc-PrrsidenJ Of the United states, was
yesterday arrested ior being drunk aud disordcrY. end
grossly beating his wi.e who keeps what is known ~ the
Tower Cottage Cor select boarder' Gordon had hear
ng. con e,s,d o he carge against him, and IN default
5000 bail. committed % trr County JAN nj Free
mold Co await the action %. the Grand Jury.
The Hon. n II. swayne, Of the Unifed Stntco supreme
Court. occupirs a cottage at Browns Park, Il short
distance south OF Cen. Grants cottage.
An attempt made Last night 70 enter The iewelry
store Of o. G.. Hopper, r in Mansion House Row, out it
Was unsuccessful.
Four professional gamblers, two OF register as
W. Hudson and G. watson, arrived here I'D have
taken room over the confectionery ANA ealus-saloon
tteu n.rih ON lans. J. a Thought mat tIc police
viii mHkc q rand Oh tac dcu
Complaint mas been made against J. v Kolb, leading
restagrantkeeper charging HIM with selling liquors ON
sunday. Tra is the second complaint of tue knd this
season, t'e Irst having been mace inst the proprietor
OF tue American Hotel
Among the late arrivals at the West End Hotel are
" -shaI Pcpo.n, Joan Kelly, j. VI. Hart5home VI. 4.
iJuycr. Inu.W f. shirley Of New-YorG Dr. j. .. Vince,
Camden, y. j.; Or. W. {. Downs of Providence.
r. j. ii. Crttendeu of ST. Louis and II. r. Piatt.
President oil ,he southern Express Company, >.
DiuuIn OF Philadelphia. W. II. Field OF New-OrieaLt.
aGd j. A. Hadden oil q york are INCLUDED 10 tie
recent arrivals a. How.anI's ho,rL
Tue KEY. j. Il. Farley, Private Secretary Of Cmdina.
MrClosK y, the Roy. john McQnirs and j. W. leo gan
0i Sow York, ami Judge j. A.. Dll of Newark, j.,
ir- Iog' s,orsi a, tie 1l.nsion House.
The arrivals at t4e ocean Hotel to-day include Horace
81. Hastings Of Washington, b. G., Franz H. scott OF
Nev-Yors, Peter Aca.r of Riisewood, n j., and f. NJ
s.,
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on the 2Ist. OF August next Among them are me
Postal Telegraph" National Jurisdiction oyrr Nayl-
rupt Law" "Spece Payments" weights OF inc
Bushel." Canadian Reciprocity" and " Revision Oh nae
Tariff" Tn SILVER iesti0n Will also be up Tor dtoit
There il ference OF opinion, strong ant VITAL on nearly
all the topics named anda pIospec OF h'eS e"sn "
Wit ana logic Is ans thing except dodnl4hi'
An immense grape crop is maturing IN Cali
fornia and The question what TO do with H. Cali
rnans do not want TO the product OF ther 5'"uo
600 vines wasted 10y bad management There are Only
three four ways Of disposns Of tue crop:oineS'.
consumption shipment To the Elsitru STATES ~ ia
erauug cars, conversion into Wnc ana conversion l5h
into brandy. new Law permits tine storage Oh blnul
for three years I'D bond"i-W archoute-' ana u. -
tnat the Caliouipns will accorun y .Aahui"f'eie
brandy large scale tnls year, and hod ID uilI inc
dul times are over.
Lord George Hamilton, in his speech on the
Indin Budget n the British Parliament recently, gave
The following interesting particulars OF thc-growtI OF the
export trade of India in wheat. In ls723 the quantity
Of wheat exported only 100000 cwt In ls73--5 u
amounted TO 2IJGU0O cwt, and iu 1s7677 30 rose 10
$50 coo cwt Tns marked increase IA the proddc ION
M, v,,,rf o wheat ha, also had very beneficial effect
"a on the railway traffic in india. The net earnings "t
trc INDIAN rilw vs. Tor the second mali Of 1870 were
- 5000 CREATE tlan Tor the cusIesL ndug period oil
S-, C.aer industries 10 luia are also nen- Felopad
Nin ripdity, The principal mnmf Them beng t"c
gl0w'n o. tea ana OF the cihn,Und plant
ILo hGdrdy Agc, Of Chicago, publishes
mont ol me extent of railway building u the Ui,e
c;es during the last six months, witch shows that mp
,o July = 7OJ3i miles of track had been laiu rs against
I'D same N'ilo IN 1910 t'p i'll ANf'' anna
coo 1874 In every year noted the track laying OF The
months from On,-hlrl % Ouc-hth only OF
g. II ne year. THIS points to mileage OF 5000 mil
100 move OF track ina 1877. The Rahroy igc says;
a cry notable feature il the amount of narowsuse
IIck. 81. three feet except one 0hc Philadelphia Al
laLdc City, thlee feet and One-hal1. of the 7OJ mites
nui 2e3 or over 40 per cent. Is Of tEs ciasI pretty
1o evidence That tle uaTOW--u 20 tueor} t9 inherent
merit and is destined 20 form Vel important p'tion
railway system 10 .ilte o. tic opposition" OF some
VINO no gJOc IN amy gua-c but iI' standard.
Wr hcucvc in hutn, IN turr appropriate spheres.
Iue cost OF railway building Was never so low a.
now aud yet 10 costs great deal of money 10 uud ran
ways kud ID amy times. iuc economy cd narrow
gge road is generally ZEN OyerTatcd,ud cheek creme
s. i1N figures anticipated hy some have seldom brch
atnetd ON me olhcrhald tine enormous 4ir OF from
~lUO.UOO mile 10 WulCu our principal lines
were formerly uut mas "rru greatly rec ecu Tor -e Nt
roa cd lae .ea.5 D. Ni. rcrIS De- ialr to estimate
average Oi tue l tc t.uFr iSi ul Dol.
gau-es. including equipment, at = 1000 l"r mile
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COMMERCIdL NOTES.

The utility to New-York City of public
water roue 10 the West ought 10 make itself manifest
poN y ever.
Yellow iir is looming up As ship-OuIdIng
timber I4cy have built oryHle vessels Of IL within
year on TIE Pacific coast lcsp@cy 5000 toms ai cost
u 100000.
Wheat in Minnesota Is magnificent tins year.
II will ready rc4pius ten days. and viii Dee tAe
E-'.f .I Iltst crop known ia that STATE ~ ls
es-.ns' 4t 5OOOOOJO bushes.
Philadelphia people who believe ti-lt the man
agouel. ot tle american Depai unant n All future
houas Pairs appropriately deyO.yea OH them, propose
= op.A n AIe c44 L1l41lu.n Agency in I-is or tAe
ooili- exhibition.
The lmportations OF sugar this summer are
ln-esc, and ie operations SMALL lu eleven months
Ie importation. have been I,3-J,JifooJ lbs, a--st
l-aSobl7ll .Ds. ID tAc ondi4 period ast ycat,
a. t- ave been made ~ b cents q pound. ao against
e1 last 5ear The export hrs been about Jo'OJu "'p
~ LAST year u -Lr satlc period ~ was JooO'"tp ''.
- -i t1lrra llfc Jetu .0a4iLE up pa '"tA Iii-
- eu llaIae which pretty good PROOF Oi iheu CON
-e'i.' ll tAc -AluIe.
Another triumph Of American lndustry-Eu-
hoit aea,l l field where Tire world thought her secure
Foi Year oar brewers have boon exporting large aud
constantly growing quantity OF beer 10 all parts Of The
p".e ahc special variety OF bottled beer is no" being
.. il4 tAs port t0 Australia, Mexico, SDLih America
Fl1t4 south Africa tn East indies, Chu ana Japan
niri 20 ia said 10 be- gwen lle preference OF Ihs
n e scotch aes ana European beers, ana tiauc AZ
= --'eie seems 10 have been firmly established
lhe National Boa Of Trade will discuss some
l@At topics at tie neetil 10 DC held ia Milwaukee