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Tf(B PEERLESS LOG.
Pursef 1laddoek sends Tho following notes OF tho

tnst tffp down fF0m Lake Snpcf1of:
Left Hancock at noon, june ~ arriving IN Marquette
thal evening" Thsro was 9nste nett Of aekscls and
h.fSes ii bfarqurtta. inadlnx and urlosdinR, lett
Mafquotta the evening OF tbs zhh, and srn!ra es te
canal tho following puon passed the stttmtafKd o.
tsIEe Sparta md eonsss .sse - uIe ea!sl rand 9p
at, Paul and WlAow md Ar1N a lie hsrvtS vcfe
sKround Ia tte cnnal that ntntnR n consequences Of
ssa DAYS .xo. IL. ie b.rzo David l:ust via sch!s
is1sn1, nj thu wap cainsoa win :, t.o
Canndan sehooners tho. t.lcnltcf, and Clyde,
Or fpN Plata bound Np for load Of timber Coated Il
Detour. Tie nFOp MG*ons thctr; tshfta lying at
tug pasa " rs sve = p e M ss* e
ake o1t M Dsns, HAVING hsr .epma" Eoass a. h Ihs
j, L. nurd outside Of NAekluaw. Tosehst y Msski.
nav. and arrived at Chicago A. noon nf tho ~ Tho
Frcffe1a brought down fun complement OF pasaen.
e!d re- iosa ef sxt Ss..1E re- tss q
Il viI tave again ior tnnt and R1 ate Lax
Superior naEta atH p m. July D. fsosA dock, corht1
Wsahinxspn md Ak1ktt styrctA.
, 1877-07-03
THE TEXAS CATTLE DRIVE.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, 1ply 2,-Thcro are now up
ward Of 100, 600 head Of eattls in the immediate
vicinity Of Dodge City. Kan.. sons Of the herds
running hixn Into the thousands. There Is ssn.
ufs hard uqmbe ring TO- Geo. snosher of 9l. n00 and
one Ut II, 600. Ths Texas drive to Dodge City
this yua. will run closs on 10 2O0. coo.
, 1877-07-03

Special Dtspateh to TAs Tribune.
Entr, Pa, July 2.-Arriva,s, Prop Egypt.
Ian, schrs Jusa Willard. Pelican, Mary. C. II.
Weeks, Kcc;mAke. Tho United statcA steamer
Michigan IL to be repaired and dtted for service.
, 1877-07-03


Speaking OF tho now water toutc recently opened
between Pctoskcy and 6hchoygsnt tho Lansing
Rtpub!sedn saTa; .
Tho contract for this improvement xaa iet feh =,
1s7A @ q y trssn. ct Ch3sss' I'D Fr2net' IL sam.
lnent eonlucd 70 the WAserr IN Antrim snd IA.
na1fows between EK snd fsound Likes. Torch i!t!ef
anA Clam 1tiver 1t ne s1nauGoea of % - 1aster M
Srook.d ia1ef. aa4 Crooked Lsks q Shebsygsn I'd
opening cannels md IN ssost,ng a!ttncs.l nesns
ixecn 4pO md 5l mjlts Of inland lake shorn has boen
opened to tns Dement'S Of navigation.
Tho contrnct ps1cs for This work wss 81, 1850, 70
he paid for IN swamp land Ut $1..5 per acre. OF
this An,oun1 Mr. Green received II $50 for uredg.
ins. and Massfs. SAn,mons and smith rcceivsd tho
balance Of tho appropriation for building break.
watcrs. piug. and clearing distractions from the
atscau1- ..-..-
The Dosrd Of Cnntrol Of ststo swsmp Lands. con-
astiu0 ot tho Governor. 6ceTetafy Of etate, State
Treasurer, Land Commissioned, Auditor General,
and Attorney General havs had control Of tho
ms&&cr, AID tho work has been done under tho
supervision OF local Commissioner, Mr.. Chandler,
Of ChcboygAu.
, 1877-07-03

BpAcdl Hpateh to ~ 7doans.
MILWAUKEE, July 2.-chastcrs. prop China,
70, coo ba whek 10 Buffalo, through rate: schr
Iscne MITCHELL Is, 0o0 bu wheat to OswcEu on
owners account
, 1877-07-03
cft1YtSE OF I,tfE fNA,

/. Commodore Bradley Il going 70 make quite IN
extended eFuiae The yacht Ina 1t will b sost
ot u1th.of-lIiJ ttp, tAd. With eood wind and
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nominating Sidney Smith. George Mason, and DR..
]. d. Walker 10 nlj the vacancies In the Board Of
Directors Of the Public Library.
It was referred 10 the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Another communication was received from bis
Honor, appointing PA. 11oyne. ). L. Dcnnln. N.
E. stnus, C. II. need, and William Woke. School
Inspectors.
1t was referred to tho Judiciary Committee. OF
these. Mts.rs. floyns aud Reed are resppofnt-
mcnts. Mf. vockt IL ths well-known German
lawyer. Mr. Dennis Il manufacturer Of mold
inss, md Mr. Stone Ia editor of The Daily ktcs.
Mayor % sppoinitns Aid Throop snd sehwtts!hal on
the Committee on Elections. IN place Of kerbct
and Tuiiy, he not being axare when they wcro
Il VIA referred to Tho Judiciary Committee.
communicated rss secei.ed from the Depart.
mcnt Of rnbiic Works rubmlttins estimates for
curling and paving lial.ted street from silwaukee
i VA !etsfssl = .Sa Committee on Streets snh
4 eaanmunlcanon wss received from the CITY
Collector stating Tint applications for positions
bad been made ~ Aldermen during Jane.
In ordinance fos the pa.,ns of Canal street, from
stee % .ad Aey' psen
" PMorx5T.
Ald: Sweeney presented Psossss Of ths osnets
Of tCAlnB AEhtHBk ACa1t4 u lha VE4tFs
ssrect, between Randolph snd Ms.iiton, ind desig-
mating Tie aks 'front.' 3H3$.0ns r. sna Mssh
rrconsldered, and that they b allowed 10 remain
on Market street. Under such Regulations ~ tue
1t VA referred Ia the COMMITTEES on Streets and
Aileys, West uivtaton. and saAdo spec1af order
hid. Itosees e pse: entcd An invitation to partcl
pate Ia the Fourth Of July ceremonies At the Ex'
position Building.
II waa accepted.
Ald. csry presented sn order, Thlch M VA A. adopt.
Ss 1T ts eonae. sas tS
vacant st1eet spacce on Wabash avenue. north Of
Twenty.eecond street,
owners on scdewttk sttect. bctwccn NORTH arenue
and Aenonluec .ttcst asking the Council se Pr. r.
mospps usn1 1ns by fsrmers tesns ' III 'D'
i va: fefered % tho Committee on Streets aud
Alleys, North DiVlrton.
coucurred 10, directing tue City Clerk to report
whether tia contractors doing work for tho city
AID. somner introduced IN order instructins the
Deparsment OF Public Works 70 aasort,sc for tho
building q e sswsr % .!sstoa street. oe'"eon
il vi. referrea 10 Tho Committee on streass and
Alleys. South Division.
J SUIT. HICKEY.
On Folee on the rsrolatlon of Aid. Thofnrron. re-
qusstins ths Mayor te su.psnA sups. Hickey,
ouAneni, shat the resolution be placed On ale.
Ald. ssewsrt moved that the report bo CONCUR
A1d. cu,lsrton moved the previous question.
Ths mutton 70 eoaeui ~ than agreed so-ye.s.
ss$:; $.i Ss'};Sss :,:;s St:s @
s.ssss; s.ass; j.sssn jEs:a f5si n'sa
| .Tyss>-Me 1kuAn3HrH. Hail4rd. ifkldinR
, 1877-07-03
TIE COUNCIL.
Nominations for the Vacancies in
the Board of Education.
A Resolution on The Subject Of Alder
manic Applications for Pnssos.
A Drive at the Lumber Yards In the South
weat Part Of the City.
Doubtful Prospect II The Countll Taking Vacation
This Eunth.

A rtRnlAf meeting OF the Council vas hAld 1aF1
evening, AID. Cook IN the chair, Ind III the men,
ben present axccpt AID. rcarSons, Waldo. aut
KttbeT.
, 1877-07-03

rnllman 1rute Csrs are fun through. brtwrrn tti1-
and Omaha, tbe train leaving Chicago At lo39
d.
hotel eAtA went at Chicago.
d-fJepot corner of Will ant Kfntte. tta.
t-papot corner Of CHnxi and Ktnzte.ft$-
, 1877-07-03

CHICAGO. 81. PAUL L NrNNBAPot1B LINE
Ticket oceA C1AFk.st and y KtnkIe strict berot.
, 1877-07-03

CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
Unsgn Depot. corner Msa.son and Can&I.stk. Ticket
once, @ South CAIket+ opposite ShcffDan House,
tnd q Uepus
, 1877-07-03

Kansas City n+uvrr Part Ell s17: 30 o. H. a:4op m
f. Louis Z Springfield Ex,...s p:D i. N. eIpp N
st. Louis BpfbnKneld Texasf 8:l r. tn, 7:3D !. IN
pek1a &7d Fe0tfA Fast EIpfes4A B,s7 4 3:4Bp.
Peoria Rxpfets. - p. M y4op. nj
Peoria, Kenkuk RnrnXfons Q:tD b. M 7::Fbr. m
Chicago FAducah II, H. Ex = Am n. + h,CD D.
Stfratar lArnn. wRahton EEst7:Hl m. 10 34Dp. m.
Joliet Dwight Accommodate 6:uI D. n. l. p:2o
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18

would be rooted out; and that sobr'ety,
which marks pre- em,nently the Latin race
in Europe, be epgrafied on the many vir-
tues of the American character.
We are Of the opinion, that great tem-
perauce movement, could be organized by
prominent layman Of difftren. denomino-
tions, to which there could he no objection
BY any one This organization would moi
conflict, would with the distinctive churnh
societies, where the customary, and conso'
ling practice Of the pious could be indu'g-
ed in to the satisfaction, and profit OF those
participating Anxious as We know the
clergy who are in the movement; to
advance The cause among every class Of the
people. Weendpavor to give clear view
of the field in wi ich they are laborers, and
if they deea them worthy Of consideration
they will find helpers.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
INTEME~T FALLING.

TNFoRMATI N at hand shows that the
leading Savings Banks, and Insurance Com
panies of New York, will soon reduce the
interest on loan from seven to six per cent.
This reduction means loss Of $500, 600 =
year to one corporation, and it certainly
wonld never have been agreed upon by the
able financiers in charge of the institutions
mentioned, unless from sheer necessity.
they demand the best of security for loans,
and in the present condition of finances,
With large amounts of surplus capital ac-
cumulating in business centres and lying
Idle, they find they cannot loan their sur
plus capital at the ra es Of interest which
they have recently obtained. This action
on the part of the monied institutions
shows that the careful observers at their
head believe there is to be no spasmodic
business revival, no flush times but that
the recovery from the present depre ession
will be slow and tedions.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as II
were, the curse OF mankind, Mose,, in The
9th chap er of Levitlcus. lays down very
e2pi CIT rules on this disea =. So terrible
and loath>ome had II been considered then
chat person known to be infected with It
would not be allowed to mix with society
ihe jews Regarded 1t as a dIviIe IN Fiction
tDd believed there was 10 cure for 1t, II
Was then the sins ofa youth or a diyiatio,,
ron the paths or virtue were punished VS.
! ny as life lasted h.ppi,y in our day
the sierce OF medicine has been uevel )ped
the great slorehOuse of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror 0y tn. use o. the sA " a 81 IrAN'- RIO, IT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victim OF
2c'niula, Ulc rs, Sores. PimpIes, blu,chrt,
~ ter, et'', ca be restored 10 sound heath
10 lew weeks. hat there are thousands
now Whose conditions are as bad us those
oI me uai k ages VT are well aware. MN,
now All 10 nnd u cure a. Well as they did
then, 10 all such the Samaritau's Roo,
md ID erb Juices will prove a happy boon
eran' eating all impurities 'lom Il. blood.
ana max ny the complexion blight anU
heal' n.y.. lew bottles W II remove plm
pies or hlotches, thereby dong away witt,
Hmetle- IN. lowders ,UUf fANiHEkR
:! lCts si25 per bottle. Sent by express
to any address,. -e''
DFSnOJD e. CO.,
9'o Racestreet Phi, adelphia. Pr
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18

Twenty years ago colored boy was old
in Nashville, Tenn, where his parents
lived, and was taken South. Duving the
war he attached himself to Michigan
regiment and followed the soldiers norlb,
settling in Rock Island, I'll. He lost all
trace of his early home, only remembering
the name, Nashville. A few weeks ago he
wrote letter to colored minister in that
city, reciting the circumstances under which
he left home. To his establishment his
mother answered the letter, telling him
that his father, brother, and four sisters
we're alive, and inviting him to 60 down
and see the old folks.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
f. F. Kunkel's ustr al \ Il. #
Kunkeps shampoo for
the Hair,

The best and cheapest Hair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner In tine world. hey remove
dandruff alley irritation soOthe and cool
me heated scalp. prevent th- hair from
falllbg off, promote the growth IN
ve'y hort time, The, preserve aud beau
ny The bair and render it soil anu glossy.
psare"ce 10 braid aud wiry hair asd an u
hair dressing they are unriva led; eradi-
cate daud uff aud prevent badness. Tue
Shampoo c'eans the hair, remove. gre. ce,
-cruh, itching, eruption, Cures heada, he
caus. d by vt and fatigue. Kunkers
SHAMPOO aud Lu,tral restore hair to nat
nral and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
marsh and ~iry hair Price per bottle s
4 kyour drusgi isl for them or send to + II
kunkel. Proprietor 40. 259 NorIn Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
MEDICINAL.
f.. #. kunkel' Bitter Wine
vi iron.

r, +, Kupkel's celebrated Bitter Wine of
1ron will efitctu.liy cure liver c mplaint,
! tunuice, uys, epsia, chronic er t.rvous
ueoi I.y chrnto ii ari hoea, disease Of the
ldne, aud AL di eas.s u arising from. u
dis rd .red live, stoiDarh OF int-stlnes
,u, h as constipation. fl tu,enre, Inv srd
VI es, full II e.s o bio I'd l., the iiead, aci iiiy
OF Tie nmach, nau-ea ho"rtturu, d,ssnst
.,r I'd fnl, II. IS o. ~eight Ia the - mach,
sore cru lationA, sinking ar faiterlng ut
the pit OF he stomach, swimming o. The
nlaI. hnrried or diificul uIe hing futter-
,ngs at the art, choking or AuttNating
sensation when innlyi & posture dimness
OF IS on. 0Ois ,r W~Ds DriOrt he sight,
duh IN In The head, deficiency Of III ies-
pira,ion, yellow II 81 OF the SKIN and eyes,
pam in the side, back, head. chess, l IL ~,
tc sudden fl t>h Of H.. HI, bu Mug tu The
flesh, con. tant imaginli Us OF evi il .nd great
de- fe~sion OF sriri Price 81 Ter bottle.
Beware Ut cou teritjts. DO not let ,Cur
,yugs iAt palm off IN. other preparation
If iron he may say Is good but SIX for
Kunael's Butter Vine OI Iron. Take no
other. kunkel's Bitter Winem Iron IL not
Id in bulk-vnIy ms bottles. t.F, Kun
kel, Proprietor, 20. 80 North NiDth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. holl by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18

The Philadelphia Ledger says Mr.. John
J. Cloud, who has been missing from bis
home in Norristown since the last of May,
has been heard from in Pittsburg. He
left his family in great distress. Since his
disappearance, young lady in Whining
ton, Delaware, states that she was married
to Cloud two days before he left. He was
married to his wife in Norristown in 1870.
Cloud served in the United States Army,
and was discharged in 1865.
Who is this young lady?
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
~ iiI LEY, veg TABLE RHEl .

" "iILER. vEH TABLE RHEl .
u n OF one OF Ph'Iade phia's c!dest pnv.I.
ians, ana Is guaran &c TO ,ure rhruI,a.
H. nturagi", Aciatica, pain, B4ckachr.
&c 'r 'hey refunded, by in +, IL rain.
ne nerves, purifying til. blo,d, ana uer-
IRta'lzing Ra poisonous d-pos'ts In the sys,en.
nlne, suffsrn and money saved n. u lin, ...in,
~ ID t'ine Remember that d Filler ,s
th- Only physician in IN. rica dew Iin,
wye rs T., This one line OF practice. car.
street. 1'''a''i ourti
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18

Prizes amounting to $3.50 OU
PRICE IN tURRE> CY-Whole Ticke is, $40;
Halves, $2A; Quarters, $40; Fifths, 49, Tenths
s3: rwentie' his g. FOrtieths 81.
Circulars OF Information furnished FREE
Orders filled priz-s Cashed. spanish
Bank Bills and Governments purchased.
TAYLOR q W bAuhe
II Wall St., New YOrB
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Bead and all complete, In two hours -
No Tee I'LL mead passes, seat. pin ami
-tOnaca warns ,+h,Oved by DR.. KunKel
30 North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
>enu for clrru ar. tor removing seat, IN
Or stomach worms call On your III usgist
nd a X ior u no I e of kunk,l's otm
syrup, price 81. IL never 'ai s Commau
sense Ieachesn tape worm be rem ved al
other W, rms can Ue ro.uiiy removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-18
WILMINGTON. Del. Julyls. s77

Nor1cE TO SuBscRIBERs.-Th Of our
subscribers who are indvu.o,l " the MORN
NC HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
mittance. ,"e.f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16
Especial dispatch to The Baltimore SUM-
THE PROPOSED PLAN OF ADJUSTMENT.
Louisiana.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-The HeralFs
New Orleans dispatch says Messrs. McAlul-
Ian. Day, and two other prominent RepuE-
leans were invited to meet the commission
ers Yesterday afternoon for consultation in
regard to Packard's possible acceptance OF
the proposed plan OF adjustment. The dis
cussion was at great length, and resulted in
their expressing the opinion that Packard
could not accept such an arrangement, since
it involved an abandonment Of his case.
Packard maintains his defiant attitude,
freely stating his determination to defend
his government, even If the troops are
withdrawn. Public excitement has greatly
abated, and State securities have advanced.
About o'clock Friday evening the COM
mission received the long-eXpected dispatch
from the President, and General Augur was
sent for to transcribe it. At 1Os o'clock the
session OF the commission adjourned.
1t has since TRANSFERRED that the dispatches
received from the President fully endorsed
the plan proposed, and it is to be forthwith
carried into effect. The Nichols Legisla-
ture have already given their assent. 1t is
understood that neither the politics nor the
personnel of the United States senator's to
DC elected are made conditions OF the settle
mcnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16
The Gorcrnor.-The Legislature.

Richmond letler-PeterSDnrS Appeal.
People here, not having the Legislature
to abuse. are now thinking little about the
gubcrnatorial succession. The man will be
named on the 9th or 10th Of August, and il
we could only restrain our curiosity until
then we would know all we want to know,
you know. But mean time the tongues OF
the gossips will be busy, and many will be
the Wordy wrangleS around the crossroads
groceries, and in lager-beer saloons, and IN
places OF business, and on railroad trains,
about the most eligible candidate and the
one likely to get the most delegates. Our
people here are pretty well divided between
General w. Il. Taliaferro and Major John
w. Daniel. To my certain knowledge each
of these gentlemen has strong following.
General FitZ Lee also has 4 good many
friends here. but | am not sure that they
will be able to carry any ward. FitZ, how
ever, would be acceptable to nearly all our
citizens should he be nominated. There are
other gentlemen who are very often and
very kindly mentioned. / have only named
the most prominent. In the three or four
months to come, so far as public opinion is
concerned, there may bel do not say will
bc-a concentration on one or two candi-
dates, and then there can be decided issue
made up for the primary meetings. Four
years ago the issue was Kempcr or Withers.
It happened that most Of the voters expressed
q preference for Kemper, and he was NOM
mated almost before the Convention met,
aud was elected. II it were possible for
the Convention to be 4 deliberatiye body: y
it would be better for the people to leave to
them entirely the choice OF a Governor, but
those who have seen State conventions in
all their tumult know that it is almost i'm
possible to think about everything there.
Rev. Dr.. j. L. N. Curry, Of Richmond,
is not candidate for Governor; has no
political aspirations or hopes, and is happy
in his present sphere Of usefulness at Rich
mond College.
Brother Laflerty has been mentioned IA
Yorably for the nomination in some quar-
tiers, and il chosen would make good Gov
ernor, ard have no nonsense about him, but
private engagements in rich editorial pas
lures absorb all his time and attention. He
would be Justified in saying, Cpd rather be
an editor Of the Christian Adrocate than be
Governor"
We mean to have some fun here in elect
ing our delegates to the Legislature this
fall and IL we know our mind-and we
think we dove shall lift from the shout
ders Of some Of the present statesmen the
heavy burden Of representing us. The fact
is that between the enraged whiskey-dealers
and the. disguised tobacconists and the
withdrawing canal-men, some Of
them will have hard time running the
gauntlet Of the primary election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16

WHAT Is A GOVERNMENT ?-The assertions
made by CHAMBERLAIN in bis farewell adj
dress, that he was the lawful Governor, and
the peoples choice, and that his followers
comprised large majority of the voters OF
South Carolina, have attracted the attention
OF the philosophical editor Of the Chicago
Times, who puts the following question:
To people in this part Of the country the
question naturally arises: What occasion
was there for a 8" large majority OF the law
full voters !" making heroic efforts and sacri-
fees in order to overcome the small minority
Of the lawful voters opposed to them!
The Times discusses the question, and
reaches the following conclusion:'
The whole history and experience of the
carpet-bagger governments proves that the
poorer to govern does not reside in mere
superiority of numbers. A government is
body Of persons exercising the powers
and functions Of government. A body OF
persons not exercising the powers and
functions Of government, though chosen by
the most regular form OF law, is not q law
full government, nor government at all.
Which leads to the further conclusion
that woman suffrage is likely to be as entire
failure as negro suffrage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16

GOVERNOR kEMPER AND THE TOBACCO
LAws.-"A!l acts and parts OF acts relating
to the inspection OF tobacco which were
in force on the 1st day Of January, 1877,
have been repealed. The words OF the re-
pealing law are quoted above. The repeal
ing bill became law in consequence Of
having been signed by Governor kEMPER.
Yet Governor KEMPER has since he signed
that law appointed tobacco inspectors under
the acts supposed to be repealed, or else
without authority OF law. lie is a sound
constitutional-lawyer, and is not given 10
making mistakes in constituting the statutes
OF the State. Now, then, if you can ascer-
tlin whence he derived his authority to ap-
point inspectors of tobacco, you NAY find 4
clue to tue meaning OF the new act con-
corning the storing, sale, and inspection of
tobacco. ~
We have seen the suggestion that under
= the constitutional provisions on the subject
Of officers holding over the present inspec-
tors will continue in Office until their sue.
? cessors are appointed and qualified. But
this eXpedent wouldn't hold water Il mo-
ment. All lawful officers so hold over.
None others than lawful officers can do so.
And since all laws authorizing the appoint
ment OF inspectors Of tobacco are repealed,
it follows that there is no such official as a
tobacco Inspector now having lawful ex-
istence.
See the Governor. He will show his au-
thority for appointing tobacco inspectors.