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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-24

The June Number of FRANK LEsLIE's Sun.
DAY MAGAZINE contains 1913 pages OF the usual
variety of sound and pleasing matter, includ
ing short stories, music, poetry, etc. It's main
attractions comprise remarkable contribution
by Rev. Ire dwell Walden, entitled "A Vision
in the JERUSALEM Chamber at Westminster
Abbey; Hon. A. J. Requr's poem. "A Le-
gend of Tremaine'; the concluding chapters
of "The Kaser's Gift continuation of ally
plus etc. 1t presents in all 81 fine ilustra-
tions 20 of which are portraits of men emf
nent in their distinguished connection with
Biblical History aud Christianity, past and
present it is announced that beginning with
the new volume, TIE subscription price will be
So per annum, but to those ordering back num-
bers from January, during the current year,
it win remain ut $3.50, which send to Frank
Leslie, 527 Pearl Street, New York.
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Who loved with the purest love on earth,
Her darling daughter from her birth,
Spent sleepless nights and hours of pain,
Her health and comfort to maintain7
The Mother in Law.
Who, when her child to woman grew,
Was proud to see the sutton WOO,
And prayed that they might happy be,
In marriage and its destiny?
The Mother-in-Law.
Whose heart was warm when she gazed upon,
The being who was now her son,
Grateful that he had given his love,
And paid his vows to heaven above2
The Mother-in-Law.
THE OTHER SIDE.
Who acted like perfect bear,
If any one should ever dare,
DO aught but that which pleased him most,
And cross enough to brighten ghost
The Son-in-Law.
Who took the whole fire to warm his toes,
And at the surroundings turned up his nose,
Then read the papers night and day,
While not a word would dare any one sayl
The Sonin- Law.
After you had nursed children and worked all
day,
Who said womans work was merely play?
Who carried the purse, counting every cent
Except what for his pleasure he spent!
Expected miracles with little cash,
And yet curled up his nose at dinner hash
The Son in Law
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81 ,bb2 20
We further report that, said Cornell has
received from p Baker, on tax levied by Po
lice jury for School House purposes, &c, the
following sum, to-wit
Total amount received Oh this fund. s., 006 SIS
For which he presents to
your committee vouchers
for. .S1S2I 90
Balance due in cash 1856 rs
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Proceedings of Board of School
DIRECTORS FOR BOSSIER PARISH.

Board met at Bellevue this day, 18th May,
1877, pursuant to adjournment. Members
present-John G. Allen, President; w. J. Mob
lev, n C. Brownlee, Jordan Minis and Marcus
Ball.
On motion, w j. Mobley was appointed
secretary pro tenn.
John w. Rabb and John Pickett members
appointed by State Board, not accepting, this
Board recommended Thos j. Tidwell and Col.
w. G. Burt as suitable members of the Board
On motion, a committee was appointed by
President to examine the accounts, &c, of
Treasurer of old Board, preparatory to set
Element with the same.
Committee-W J. Mobley, n. c. Brownleo
and j. A. Snder.
The Committee on By Laws, &c, appointed
last meeting, made their report and presented
the following By. Laws, which were adopted:
Bylaws and Rules of Regulation for the
Board Of School Directors for the Parish
of Bossier.
ARTICLE l. The following shall be the order
this Board:
LIST Reading of the minutes.
end Reports of committees, etc.
3rd Unfinished business.
4th Reading communications, &c, to the
Board.
9Th. New business.
9th. Reading and correcting minutes, just
before adjourning.
This order of business may be changed for
single occasion by the President.
| ART g The President and Secretary shall
be chosen by ballot at the regular communica
ton in July, 1878, and annually thereafter
| ART g. In the absence of the Secretary, the
President shall appoint one pro tenn And II
the President be absent, the Board may select
one of their own number as President pro
tenn, to serve during the meeting, or absence
of regular President.
ART L. The President shall decide all ques-
tons of order.
ART s. All subjects legitimately arising, or
coming before this body, shall be open to dis
| cussion to members of the Board. And any
person not a member may be permitted to en-
ter into the discussion by permission OF the
Board; provided, that no one engaging IN any
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- Sings like bird. The delightful effects
of this new principle. DR. j. H. McLean's
Cough and Lung Healing Globules. AS the
saliva in the mouth acts on the Globule gas
is generated which soothes and heals irritation
of the throat and lungs, makes the voice clear
as bird. cures Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds and
Consumption Trial Boxes, by mail, 25 cents
DR.. j. II. Mclean, 3li Chestnut, St. Louis.
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TT,hose desiring to teach in the public Schools
Il of Bossier parish, are hereby notified that
the Board of Examiners will convene at Belle
vue on the 2lst day of june and remain in
session three days, for the purpose of examin
ing applicants. Applicants from the LIST, End,
Bird and 18th wards will be examined on the first
days; those from 9Th, 9th, 9TH and Sth on the
second day, and those who, from any cause fail
to be examined on either of those days, may
apply ON the last day of the session.
W. MOBLEY, NJ. D., Chairman
Nav 9th 1877.
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New Advertisements.
Stray Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned, by Frank
- Smith, on the 18th day of May, 1877,
and will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash
at Bellevue, La, on Saturday, the eth day of
july 1877, one Muley Ok, years old; branded
Z Z on right hip; split and underbit in each
ear; white and red speckled.
Appraised at 81.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, &c.
HENRY STONE, Stray Master.
MAY a. 1877
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Bsg@ Capt. VIM. }. Hughes wishes it
of all, that he has first
class stock of dry goods and groceries at
his old stand at Rocky Mount, and that
he is selling them at very low prices.
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Live Stock, &c.
REV. wi. H. BAILEY.
Elkton, Todd County, Kentucky,

Las for sale, all ages, pure Shorthorn Cattle,
IL Berkshire and Poland China Hogs,
Cashmere Goats and Cotswold Sheep-wool
and mutton the object My Shortforns are of
Superior milking families, milk and beef being
the object; are not excelled in either by any
Attorney or Ayrshire Stock delivered on ears
with food, and shipped to any part of the Unit
ed States. Correspondence solicited. Salts
faction guaranteed. vl6n5
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BELLEVUE, La,
nsrAY. "::::::::::"::::::::MAY "a, 1877.
8, Record.--May Term, 1877.
PROBATE DOCKET.

i PROBATE DOCKET.
lImps Boisse and husband vs. Han
1T dickson, admx., ct als.-This
lame up for trialon the oppositions
a.,otitf and Palmer and NJ. Hugh
,.,o to the account of defendant,
ai,htratrix of the succession of
.,sl Dickson, deceased, filed by or
IdCourt. Opponents contended
L. large lot ofcotton and other per-
Ipoperty, aggregating two humid
lind ssventy-four thousand dollars,
1ging to said succession was never
aauried, and not accounted for by
ADMINISTRATIVE; that her account,
lid, should be amended so as to in
this property, and that she be re-
Lo give security as usufructary.
Aphintiff, Mrs. Boisse, to show her
&tb prosecute this opposition, al
Lwnership to the share of Mary
Amkson, now wife of Gen. Gideon
gew, Of Tennessee, by purchase at
A.rsbal's sale of said interest, and
4 decree of the Court settling her
en such.
he case was closely contested, and
snted many novel and difficultques
Boflaw and practice. Eight days
n exhaused in the taking of testi-
Dr. and one day was devoted to the
anents. In the matter of evidence,
knnutest details were gone into
Enjoyment recognized plaintiff as
IM Of the interest which she claim
mt that this interest existed only in
binds, as Mrs. Pillow had, previous
he Marshars sale under which
ntf claims, received amounts
Fly In excess of her share in the
nnal property. AS to the other OPP
aents, the account of the administra-
twas corrected and amended, charg-
ehrwith personal property not in
aDfied or accounted for after deduct
kdebts and charges to the amount Of
A@ IS. 1t further ordered that the
ainstratrix give bonds favor of op.
neats in following amounts: S9,21s
hsor Palmer and M. Hugh Dick
each; SS,7ls SIS favor succession o
A. Dickson, deceased, and $1,000 ia
Mrs. Boisse. Administrators t.
gall costs of suit.
1 ORDINARY DOCKET.
8ssley G. Mcdonald vs. Parish O
hler.-Judgment, on "quantun
sait," for plaintiff for $50 90.
a.C. Strain vs.. Abner r. Sanders
'snent for plaintiff for slse 4e, will
went. interest from February 5th
less a credit of $40.
lsasg 4 Ford VS.. Onley e. Turner
'alssed as of non-suit, on motion O
ladf's attorney.
'an D. Durham VS.. w. r. Prather
laalt. ~ ~'
a'J. Hughes vs. T. J. Hammond
Pigment for plaintiff for $40, with
1at interest from December oath
"a reeves vs.. o. NJ. Bigbee.-
'sment pursuant to confession.
4 APPEAL DOCKET,
'"'ge J. Jones vs.. Lem. Chatmar
sa ON Justice Court. Continued.
1V. Butler vs.. T. NJ. Goodwin
a 9Th Justice Court. submitte
statement of facts. Judgment {
w Court affirmed.
STATE DOCKET.
s3 VS.. Ben. James. Assault an
ay. Defendant plead guilty. Sci
% pay fine of 81 and costs, +,
'ass in jail. ''
Inc repairs on Bellevue unio
s ssa have been completed, and tt
Jung now, on the inside, presents
md comfortable appearance.
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died OF apoplexy at his residence, in
this parish, on Friday, May 18th 1877.
The deceased came to Bossier about 80
years ago, and began the practice of
medicine, attaining some eminence in
his profession. He early became con-
nected, by marriage, with one of the
wealthiest and most respectable fami-
lies in the parish, and has since been
largely engaged in planting Oh Red
River. He was an honest man and
true gentleman of the olden school, and
leaves large family and host of
friends to mourn his death. His re-
mains were inferred with Masonic hon.
ors in the family burial grounds at
Plaindealing on Saturday last.
a@ Wepublish in another column
a full report of the last session of the
Bossier School Board We understand
that schools will be thrown open just
as soon as possible, and that they are
to be managed by competent teachers,
at fair mot extravagant salaries. 1t
is thought that an economical and wise
administration of the fund will keep
the schools running eight months in
the year. If so, some material good
will be accomplished.
Ia A few days ago the saw mill of
Moore & Davis, near town, received an
order for 10000 feet of lumber. This
order came from Judge J. D. Watkins,
who intends to push to an early COM
pletion his shed road through Red
River bottom, on the lower Bellevue
and Shreveport road. The lumber will
be boated aud RATED to its place of des-
tination.
Bsg@ Capt. VIM. }. Hughes wishes it
understood of all, that he has first
class stock of dry goods and groceries at
his old stand at Rocky Mount, and that
he is selling them at very low prices.
BegH The negro woman, Jennie VIII
son, the shooting of whom by her hus-
band, Mac Wilson, was mentioned i'll
this paper at the time of the occurrence,
has since died of her wounds.
Bag The Assessor for Bossier, Mr.. J
A. Land, has received his commission,
qualified and entered upon the dis
charge of his duties.
Mgs On account ofthat little Difficult
ty between the Gear and Sultan, we
paid S14 so for barrel of flour the
other day. Stop that row, gentlemen.
EI@ Last week we received from Mr.
P. J. Kennedy one of the finest heads
of cabbage we have seen this season.
Re- See notice to teachers in another
column.
nN Capt. VIM. J. Hughes, Rocky
Mount, is our duly authorized agent.
Reg $1,000 Brick for sale, by E. r
Moore & Son, Bellevue, La.
Proceedings of Board of Schoo
| DIRECTORS FOR BOSSIER PARISH.
Board met at Bellevue this day, 18th May
1877, pursuant to adjournment. Member
| present-,John G. Allen, President; w. j. Mob
ley, n. c. Brownlee, Jordan Minis and March,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20

is heavily mixed with clover,-after a time one
misses the smooth manienie-the clover looks too
clumsy. The houses themselves are very taste
fully built, and all except one, are of wood this
one is built of red brick pointed with white. We
randahs skirt the houses on two sides, for in
these the people sit in the pleasant and long sum-
mer evenings very much the same as in Hawaii
To be continued.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20
PHOTOGRAPHY,
I!
New Gallery. New Apparatus.
A. A. MONTANA

BEG TO THE PUBLIC OF HO-
II NOLULU and the Islands at large, that he has spared
no pains or expense in erecting. fitting and furnishing his new
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20
SULPHUR BATHS .

The beneficial results Of Sulphur Baths are too well known
to require Comment. The effects Of SUI
FHUR SOAP in the bath, are truly electrical, completely
deodortzing offensive accumulations and Thoroughly purifying
the entire surface Of the body. In fact It'll
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP !

is a Specific in those OBNOXIOUS DISEASES which have
Deen heretofore treated with " Sulphur OfntmentsD having the
Clothing.
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HoToeRApHtceAttrRY

On the Corner OF Fort and King Streets, up stairs, entrance
on Fort, opposite 3. O. hall 4 Sons, where he viii be found
prepared to execute Pictures In the Highest Style Of the Art,
in all sizes. His Stock Of Materials is Entirely New and OF
the Latest and Most Improved Patterns, and he hopes to rive
satisfaction to all who may favor him with a can. aull IF
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The King OF Soaps for Bathing
and Toilet Purposes.

D~IrectiOns--Por Diseases of the Skin battle freely and
apply q thick lather before retiring, aIIoKin ing IL to remain over
night.-For scalds and Burns apply the Iather freely to the
affected parts, and the fire and pain will be removed immedi-
ately-For Gout. Rheumatsm, sprains, Bruises and Cuts ap-
ply cloths well saturated with a strong solution-Por old Sores
ard Ulcers Il is invaluable. UFe freely as a Iotion-For a
preventative in Objectionable Diseases use q strong suds as a
wash externally and by injection. H. never fails.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20

200 Coils Best New Bedford CordaRe.
Assorted SIZES. FROM I-s INCH TO
a - ineh' oDyO For Sale by A0LLKs A 90.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08

aiS:; lad sis
s'a ss,1a % oszSsyss %@s a' sps ao Nv
iiosa kosc. Aug a5-Arrived. Bslsie "a. Net.
:. LivxHrooI Aay se-Arrivee. Aby.sini. o,. Murphy,
Glasgow; i.rshsnia sasioSiand st Johs Ss " o'as'
Isls MSiyhs1s s7ss Gsss asIss
sen, SYDNEY, cs Sarah Chambers Rutherford Delaware
Baker Brown. Rio jansiro and caao Dunmore johnson.
0issrsS a.S I.al,ns M'sshsn Norfolk "a: Reaper
sanss cB %Sns caA''' Annr0'
Lospos Anr 2'-csared Iona. Jensen, New York; 9th
Sailed from Gravsssnd ash. Frederckshald, Quebec,
Ir,ris Irs. Aug ss~Arrvsa. Garibaidt Krogsr. Quebec
LsGur lst Breue), Aug "a Arrived Adria. Zachary 81
MEssIsA. Ang ai-sailsd. Efficient c). Cumming. Now
York.
MaosAg Jn!y y a'MArves III. s BsrssuS Post Bombay
nDsss ~ queen cSsl.S co%ey New
PLYMoqTn Aug 27-Arrived. Severn (S. Stephens Mon.
QUKnssrows. Aug 27Arrived. Smith. Mckay. PARIS.
sslee 2sth Luchino Belfast suex Dublin: 9th sedmr
pubrovseki Limeri'k raSins lonssstsr phiaaslphos.
pool a''' ''''''
snrnLps. Aug 27-saiied. Kevello Reynolds. New ort
sUSDKnLASD. Aug 25sailed, Liddssdac 10, LANG Mon
siI,orm Ans a5-saied, Bachelors shslburnc. Ms
John Potter Mcclure EnsiIss 0hannei
SUfz CANAL 10y telegraph from Port Said Aug
Arrived State of Louisiana () Johnstone, Yokohama s
New York
srAvAxGrR Aug 81 Cleared. Daggry, Chrssophersen
New York
sounanarA. July 4-sailed. Nicholas Thaysr Crosby,
Samarang.
cocAsApA July 27-The Susan r voorhis American
brig of 39l tons. Fnord from northern port Cochin
(rice,. grounded At Beniamoo emka July "a and
reported to DO total wreck small portion cargo landed
quite damaged.
CARDIGAN. 25The Berlin bark OF Aberystwith from
Quebec for this III ber anchored the Aug
30 but her chain I'D. for the entrances the
river struck the bar. and surged the
Perch; 1t is hoped to get the vessel of next tide
HoLyHkAp Aug 26T The Borussia ) from Liverpool fos
New Orleans. has repair damage about the how.
utter being ip collision with the Chancellor the
River Medway yesterday She will proceed her voyage
tonight.
MosrEvpEo Aug 24-The Montana ship from Cardiff FOR
Monevdeo is ashore at Castias and will be probably got
off, Assistance has been sent.
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK SrRAcArnRo tsr) from Hong Kong Mt san Francis
80 the first OF the passage the tail
yphoou which threw the vessel on her beam enus;
oig she Xc to right siip; washed
away several articles from the deck.
BARK A PARR tBri. Robbins, which arrived Mt Callao
July 81 IN ade the passage from New York In ~ days
BRIG BrSJ CARVER from Tor New York. with um
ber when nus into Beast ult carried away her
jibboom and head gear of the Bluf. last week.
scaR G. M,yoR tl,r, before reported. struck tbs
Derabbis Island the night cf st inst and is iu
of water The salts running rigging have been saved
also the deckond %: lumber Ile vessel Is IN shell
position but IL the wind ycered to eastward was ex-
pectod To go 10 pieces
wreckcrs were ~ the wreck OF brig Idaia (Br)
from Bonae Tor Provdence ashore vt Turkey Cove. IL
the steamer Aid and NIL the arrived from New
buryport Mass and the ledge of Lanes
The New York herald., 1877-09-08

E I, Sept 4-Arved sohr Rubin. D se
. roIST Sep; steamer Peruvian (BD
Portland Q; Mstchess; Dawes. and Hannah Law (Br.
DAVE Ford for Sam S.rp veeUra 'Gf % q0 rm
pie and Tormosa tBr, nyland. for DO; VIM Cobb Brady
aTrSed july T. barhs samss Bryant San Franchises
HAVANA, Sept ARRIVED steamer Clyde. 0rowc. New
s2 1.g. and
hilbert Plymouth. dand sailed for Deisware BTeakwa k
July a..S s.rts Peters Lane Hong
Sailed jay lo: bark Caura Ger: Tierns., Liverpool
Liverpool Royal Welsh w GIBSON Cardiff sagonlan. Du..
SsLarsn NsLssa sydney OBJ ph%nisi"n'
Sailed 4th steamers Morgiay. Ward. Queenstown 9Th,
MusQuAsu, Sept 1Ciearcd. schr ossco tBr, Williams,
Pcrou Ms. Sept ARRIVED. brig John Ives (Br). Nc
q arcd 4ih schr Nellie Dnsmore. Parker Providence.
QuEnsc. sept 5,Arrved. steamer Lake Mogantic Bat.
don for Montreal: Raven Harrison sunderland Tor do
doa Robinson YiiS 'irec"ock Fama ssoesen Lon ion
dom tespng Mater Water Waters Gres"ost % parks Sir Na
doc doc Cen Birch. Petersen. London. '''' "'
& ship %en DSs onao r h R"meno
Heaey Portsmouth; Loua. Watson Greenock; Navarch.
SHANGHAI July % Arrived ship Coldstream, saiter.
In port July 25. steamer Glenroy r Now York via
Rio ancro land sailed Sept for Boson).
ST JOINS PR, no date-Arrived brig Julia Blake Upton
JOHN NIB. Sept 5-Arrved, barks Walton tBr). VIII.
lockwood r, seely Bristol; schr Carrie Bonnell New
Cleared 9th. ship Glad Tidngs tBr. Dick Liverpool
brig Herbert j Olive (Br'. stewart Goole
Boston.
San francisco; Sarts Surprise Isw curts and Henry
Buck; sermon, do: pomare Tahiti
hs"ss s So"psc 'S '"y % %aosaaa @ Sio for
ASIwEnr Ang S6-Sai,cd sailed Eos Eos psnpp,cvis p, America
Sssss ssss y e. o s1Is
Ring. Moran. fanaScn Tor English Chsnnel:
orSess: date, sashsm croSs Bc%sy java '''
snH s1 % sailed s Rsmsn" ns New pSSay pYSSk
BosroS Aug 25-Arrived Idea ., Gallo baltimore via
BANcrloSA, Aug 2o,Arrived. ; \ uolymoro. Kenney.
soMn Rosa cs's s hHsm Liverpool
cnsc B1Ay,s XIV July SArr'v0d Ned White r"'mO' Ne"
BosnnAux, Aug 24-Arrived. Crown Jewel. Smith.
sailed rom paulsc 2sd, olyc nurlow. corbest Hora,
Grenn. and Dante, vduch. New York 49,,
CORK. Aug arrived, Amor Aew York; 24th, Fran
q Gnrioo, Phil depha.
GADiz Aug aa-saed, Marina Deasey. Boston:
Francesca
DEAL, Aug 26-Arrivcd King of Algeria smith, London
for Quebec: Ellen g, Brown, do for Fernandna
ELsNoaF, Aug 23-Arrived in the Sound. felus Johan
nesen. Richmond for Gro sadt .
GLASGOW Aug 24-Arrived, waldensan 10y, Montreal
sailed 18th. olympia (s), IiaIitax. .
GRsExocK, Aug 26-sailcd. Roseneath, McVicar Hall
fax. .. -, 49,
GIBRALTAR Ang 2o-Ciearcd, Belle Hooper. Giikey 81
Thomas. :, -,
York.
sailed 2ga csten Dali or.o. gnslIens Bslsimers u
Cleared 23d. kalopc, Larsen. New YORK Lc" omcrch-
mich. do.
HULL, Aug 25-Arrived, Hebe. Kock Quebec.
IAvRE. Aug 24-Saicd, Scots Bay. Murray. Now York
Olaf Anderson, Sandy Hooks Expounder Croker. South
west Pass
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
SPOKEN.

90. lat AZ Ion r.
Ship Bremrrhsven Ger. Holies from Bremen for Now
York. Aug -. lat 10 10 Ion - As.
Aug 2. lat l3 As \. Ion 2S "a W.
Ship Bremen d3r. Richardson, from Liverpool for San
Francisco Aug g. lat 30 n. Ion II W.
Ship Tabor Tayor Liverpool for Wilmington. CAL
July II. lat y. Ion 25 W.
Bark Geo Sweeney from Boston for Philadelphia Sept
s. Ion II -.
Bark Hestor Nor Teefsen from New York for stettin
Aug 30 lat ~ %. Ion 81 ~.
Bark iara B Fulton from Point du Chene for United
Kingdom. Aug II. Int Al 10. Ion ~ 81
Bark Lady Ducrin steve of aud from st John NIB, for
Liverpool Sept l. lat 46 lon 81.
Bark Mnnehahn (Brj, from Londonderry for Baltimore
Aug 81, lat ~. Ion Al.
Bark Eden (Bp. from Liverpool tor Quebec Aug 22 lat
AZ lon 81.
Bark Minnie Watts. Watts from Thomaston, Me, for
Philadelphia. sept 6. off Montauk Point.
Bark Octava (r) Purdy. from Carthagcna for New Or
leans, Aug 10, lat 36. Ion I.
American bark showing HBJK, July 20, lat 16 N. Ion
The New York herald., 1877-09-08
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHiSGToN, Sept. 81 A. NJ.
Jt,Hi,utiDpS

OFFICE OF THE OIllEF -lGNAL OFFlCEH,f
WAsHISGToN, sept 81 A. NJ.
Indications
For tho Middle Atlantic States northeast to north
west winds CO pler cloudy followed by clear weather
and stationary pressure.
Fer New England, falling barometer, northeast to
northwest winds, stationary temperature, CLOUDY and
possibly rainy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary rising
barometer north and west winds, and cooler partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
lcys rising followed by falling barometer, warmer
south and east winds and clear partly cloudy
weather possibly followed In tho portions by
cooler northerly winds
For the upper lake region, northeast to southeast
winds, rising followed by falling barometer, and
warmer partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region noriherly winds, cooler
partly cloudy weather, ana stationary falling
barometer.
For the Gulf states, rising followed by stationary
pressure cooler northeast southeast Winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather
The OHIO and It's tributaries will rise somewhat
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hatteras, Kitty
hawk, Cape Henry, Cape May, Atlantic CITY, Barne-
ga,, Sandy Hook, New York. New Haven, New Lon
dom Newport wood's Hole, Boston, Ihatchcrs Island
Portland aud Eastport.