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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Senator Wallace OF Prnn,ylvania. has
introduced bill in congress to authorize
the government 10 issue bonds of 50
and $50 IN amount. and bearing 3 81 per
cent. interest. in order that persons hav-
ing SINAI, means may invest in govern
mrut securities rather than in savings
banks. which have proven So %unfortu-
nate of late. The proposition is similar
to the one offered by Mr.. Ryan, OF 81.
LOUIS. in the Legislature, last winter, re-
gariing state bonds. 1t is 4 good idea,
based upon the French plan of placing
She public debt. Beside atiordjng the
poor An absolutely safe investment tor
their little savings it would interest each
h".cier OF 4 bond III the good government
OF the country. make better citizens. and
have i generally healthy and conserva-
tive effect.
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&c. o. Grime' offers ito sell or exchange for a farm ms residence
on SCUM Street, in Lexington, containing seven rooms aud cellar, VIII
Cabin, Wood House, Smoke House, c "I House aud No. l Stabl" am'
Carriage House, never falling Well and Iisteru.. II hv II icrl, with force
pump to convey the water into the kitchen, aud a great variety of gr pea
aud fruit, and goou fencing. The House Is n Of the best Frsne HOUSE!
ever bulit III Laisl ettcc county. and 10 in thorough repair.
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The ESTY ORGAN
LEADS THE WORLD.

w beautiful instruments, too well known to
need describing. These elegant instruments are
all unsurpassed, AMI are sold al exceedingly
low prices. Every instrument fully warranted,
ana are sold Ia responsible parties on easy terms.
tui description ami catalogue sent to any
address. with any Information desired. Give MS
y call. RDN:ELL y I.EE.
junrl7-tf 1.sn incfon Mo.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

TO TIE CITIZENS OF LAFAYETTE g. ADJOINING coUNTII

n partnership heretofore existing between Crime Il Nenabl-
p"'Ic' |" Il !"r-e ana varied STOCK, which must be closed out in
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

psvHc documents
lnAt .Ilt,r experiment II krep.ng con
vet ma tu!rr b,> u MoutNrtctt does
H.; >re1. IL haye wuthot ell
Governor Porter. II Trnn"sseH.has -
sued 4 proclamation cnnvnui!g tn" Leg
..tara M extra -e~,itn. pcrr.nher 9Th
MI. hu,huer. chairman 81 IN" bank
me and currency committee, ; Already
Il r~~triou~." SAYS the Cinci: latl En-
quirer.
Senator Morton wtS burIeC At India
napo..s with impressive crrem mes, sur
rounded 10y y large c~oncourre people.
IN last Monday
IS Capt lads has been s. 5 Ic2cs>tu.
w.h the j~ettjes. would It not b well 10
listen to his plan Tor tmpros e the
caaaue. OF the Mississippi rivei
Wm WritrrS who WIS some days az"
convicted ct numbering A.E Lawrence
a. liz Iaratcr Comjque. ST. Louis. has
be~u sentenced 10 be- hanged on Friday.
December l4th.
Nr Peter insists in his declinaliOn OF
the craftsmanship OF The committee on
Pu..c railroad He says that he has
p .au....y Interests, in the matter which
p.--.a!r hi serving
jesse pomcrny. the boy murderer,
m.ie IN Intellectual attempt 10 escape
from the Cuarr>.owu, Mass. penitentia-
~ l.,~. SUNDAY night. by removing stones
+ II thr va. OF his cell.
What right has the Ven.tcntiarv com
m.,.on t. herd = lot OF convirt- in an
in1uumrb.r ~tru,:ure where ;A~ bad con
du of uue man may result in The death
and manning vt twenty others
i.i-hty-uigr vessels sailed from New
!. - C.,y .l-t week with co~u>jgumeuts
o: gr,n. >-v"nty->rven OF them carried
2.itl.I.l bushels OF wheat. Il truly
..r,-A - If This country led the world.
The resumption repeal bill has bee :
mai- the order OF the day. and vii be
discussed unit. Tuesday. the 18th inst
wuer. unless the time tor discussion i
~eAt,.,ty!. - vote Wi. oe taken upon ii.
1890"
-- Nf.~rra, y-F,lEn-f, ,.F,r,.-..
L.. -..vyr bill. A. NJ, lIlye, i sup
D sgd II ov Tor il how VII they become
r~e,,a.l.~,i2 The time Tor Nh >her-
HAN : resignation seems t. be approach
ing
\ .arce paper mil, Al Turner'S Falls.
Mas. was burned. last "Wednesday
morning Loss S5yp.o3o; Insurance.
$255."u". The nil had y capacity OF
ti.r tons Of paper daily. and emp."yed
Sem hands
/. S s..i that . careful canvas ~ the
members u congress Oh ine Texas
p.,c.i. subsidy shows :ha, j, ;.s> but 1t.
~ "''' ,"'i
':Hl~ "Hl'-"" ''.. ''.1i 'i''' were III t"'
Tn, t,rr,rra--. !rr-, Almost ,..d,y
r.r. sod =, a.. 81. ,rsir- o., u, Its ava,
r~.u the n~eD;t.p,f,r,. To rcc.i.,
hr,...,-- .l tn. N,n+.err.. r,n,., vii
''i".-- 'Is"' '"''"'' '''0"s H-"'47''-
VIA "A.lH I" ''''''! '"r-' P''''''"
The .Journa, Of Agriculture and Farm
- Of :, Louis n4s forwarded 20 Hon.
! Fl h...ger. chairman gf he com
,Df,,aa On banking tp4 rrrrrncv . farm
o., sreanl,.I petition measuring ~
f., ...-r ,:.I .,n,,j,;rq ; 573 r,n,.s.
~" i"."" va, '' ''- NJ
r,,
n,.
.
u.,t t.,.. 49,, .,
NJ ''..!" No 'H"''' = ''>"."tl"" II
t"r " Nrr 'fp'"'.i@ III" president
--FH s. .. r. HH - -E -. 4 @ 80. Yr -. lfg,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The stockholders of the Hannibal &
)! Joseph railroad. 4 Missouri corpora
ton. held their annual meeting at Han
s.ibtl last Monday. and elected the tod
lowing named gentlemen "a directors !:
WIN Down, president of the Bank of
North America. New York: VIM VI
Bis, vic"-president OF the Central Ma
ti0nnl Bank, New York VIM. Is. Leon
,.rd. "i Leonard, Sheldon X 60, bank
eg3. New York Myron L. Bush. presi-
dent OF the Marine Bank. Buffalo. New
York jas NJ. Hartshornc, OF IIartshornc
i Bro, baakcrs. New York 4. W.
Grecnleat. CT Greenleaf, Norris & Co,
New York Gen. Horace Porter, OF New
York Henry H Cook, president IF the
First National Bank OF ST.. New York
and julius Halligarten. of i.a.!igarten
i Co, bankers. New York. ktther a
New Y0rky crowd for a Missouri road
Ninety thousand shares We're represent.
ed. All of which were voted. we be-
lieve. iOr the above mentioned directory.
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] Probate court viii pese: reXt Monday
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The news from the elections comes IL
s!o".y. especially where democratic
successes are to bc recorded, the radical
associated pres, making such reports re
luctantly. The indications are tina,
PENNSYLVANIA has abandoned the IN
EQUITIES G! radicali,m. and gone .lrmo-
cratic by some ten or twelve Thousand
majority. This the republican state
central committee comedies. N"yra,
democrat. being elected over Hart. rr-
publican. for state treasurer. New York
elects 4 democratic state ticket. but
through the peculiar >y-teln 81 district
ING. procurrs 4 majority III the sem
bly,. New jersey. Mary. :. Nrvtn.a,
and Mississippi give satisfactory demo
cratic majoritirs. Mcclellan benz eject
ed III the aforementioned stat" hv about
l2.uGu majority. Connecticut j. riu.r
and still undecided. with the probability
OF It republican legislature MaSsarht-
sets has elected t,nv Rice ny about H..
600 majority. Wisconsin. the democrats
cuncede TO have gone republican lN
from 1000 to 6,uuU majority Mime
sofa. Nebraska. kau-A~ aud Michigan
are, ot course. republican,. Il Is too
soon to draw Deductions The smoke OF
the battle has not cleared away snn!-
clentiy u permit an analysis Of the man
PuyrpS and fhrir rsSu',S
n baltimore special L. the New loIk
Herald, dated Nov. 9TH. SAYS Edward
W. johnson, OF New York. gave the
first telephnnic exhibition ever held in
this city, at Masonic Temple, tonight.
the musicians being in New York and
Philadelphia. Asthc sounds transmitted
from New York had to pass under three
rivers they We're less distinct thar those
from Philadelphia. but the exhibition
was pronounced 4 general success. The
first piece transmitted was Il Corn"t solo.
by Professor LuSter, Of New York. and
as the sounds broke family on the ears
OF the .argc audience it provoked GREAT
applause. j. W. Mc.Anerny. ot JERSEY
City. followed with 3 tenor solo from
''Martha.' and was succeeded by Mime.
Belle Cole. Of New York. who Sany
several soprano solos whic!. were quite
distinctly heard. y ram storm intcrirrr,i
somewhat with the experiment. but u,
all the selections were dup iratcd III
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Governor Porter. II tennessee. has -
sueia proclamation crnveui:g the Leg
..4tare m rAtri -"~,itn. pe"'-nher Oh
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Mr.. Buckuer has offered 4 ioIut rr-u-
luton i'll the house proposing the a'op-
ton Of Il constitutional amendment g,
follows.
Aurs,:< E-An Of Mat part "t ,:e Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution OF the Unuri
States which provItr> that the right uI rIIlz,u -
OF The | n'tei States 10 vo;" stall no. Zoe, ,irn.sa
CT abridged by the nit'i stats. or bs an -ta,e
on account OF rae. 'Hler. ~ p.',IoU> co" tr-
tIon, sh Ill only "VpiT az ,S,,uG /, e,mr.r..,u!
or lnClUte prisons VIII W-tr cIJIzru- %, TIN
Tai states on the fr.u LAY eft Nsrrn. i--u.
when sal! amendment ~, Adopted. AL! :nr.r
.ssue.
The purpose OF the above i under
stood TO be to prevent Chinese OF their
descendants in this country from hocom-
ing voters.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

\ .arge paper mil, At Turner'S Falls.
Mas. was burned. last "Wednesday
morning Loss S5op."3o; Insurance.
$255."o". The MI. had = capacity OF
ti.r tons Of paper daily. and emp.oyed
Zen. hands
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
FINE FARu FOR SALE.

4 SPLENDID farm of two hnndied -
n acres, three miles south OF Le1inS- HRS
ton. To-. sale en- reasonable terms.
Apply to AA
Of Wellino+op
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10


Martin Hastings, month";, support for seit
ana vile AZ pAuprTs ..- = 10 90
r. ". shoemaker. colin Tor pnuier .. -
Davis 4 4ilstAil, shoes for pauIcls .-.... 5 II
y F-.rhr", keeping pnups,s t"I oct .. ~ 20
ninth & Ma titl'i. gr,ceTIe. tor pAursn D 70
II + WIhIirI, r,nH fr V.upcr. /. 10
+. Z, Vaughn, CONN for paupeT chill! GO. ! 80
Lexington ha- d ga Tor county. .- = ~
) + Hnll&' ".n-ckles TOR prisoners ~
VA. Il -rr-ie. ie. IHi No. II go. lIt -
} lame L"ll"r. r"palTs IN ro!le"ioi'i otfcs. 6,
II kr-u,-, s.rvlc,- as bridge comet. ~ ~
4. y. Ireland. -Ip,ns' 20 lei vIty. ant
registering hpII' .. --.... ~ 20
VIM. Il. >t,ety. IssiluS bon - .....-..... 81 -
Fr- ttli Igvm T-;'I. county ,IroUl; rrUri,
Lafayette" county " |. :. lIII-pn $3.50. :! 20
t INK irlg-, cel rirtcI 'yluIlnai CONT. = -
t""p VI MuuulrE, SANE ~ 81
'reo VI Mrum,p, service rroJat. court 6 O,
clerk. circuit clerk An! trea-urer -..... - -
lc1 !nts!lrEenc"r, al Shannon farm n
WIN. Young, ..rF.c"- AZ prosecuting
attorney ........ ....... E1 90
wniiace 4 Chlcv. CANNING I-c,:d. IN
>uallwoot anu Julian case ..........- 10 %
VIM. Young. conner, sale shannon farm Il 3
4 Furkst. r. pair 10 county water closets , 9
. Al ApunJoy. ! day trT crcui; coIr; O.
in" q. Els.s. material for r"st. CO.. - -
J. Knott, work On brirse. en- rgrucf 500
lame. >.dens'r!s'I. ma er,al ft rod 10 ~
Ino " Cash. s,Et" AND tools 5 -
( z"y2,as' Jr wof s-" ga ro.i by order %
!. Il Mcdonald special road conner y -
in" I Mathew. Cntt0nu God h-Idse... 265 ~
j. l. Matthew'S st bridge East Of Dover ~ -
lh"s , Young. materIai for road -..... 30 ~
| shelby. sam- .. s. 70
Juo " Koynoli.. samc ...... 20 8,
,.rv. 3 Gordon. material fer road 80 o.
Tw.ntv-seseu IL" bill. from cr!mlns!
Auat,ment granted K Taubman on tsN.s To-
TIE sn"'tnt at S!st 81 on personsi property fr
~.
rg,ierr ,ha' ;h~ following school mortgages
b. lurccIose, Nm 1 Anderson. Jno. "
III GsOr, JHu. COVE. Hilton Davis, Martin
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

l. -.tj that . careful canvass vi the
members ~ congress ~ tne Texas
r.,c,iy subsidy shows that it has but 1T
t. ~'r,--lA-cl,s :4rre are more demo
c.at- "pp.--d T. than 'he'e were IN tie
..~. - ------
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Senator Morton was burIec At India
napo..> with impressive cerem mes, sur,
rounded 10y 81 large ~coucourre I peop.e.
IN last Monday
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

ltAt ltt.r experiment II kreP.n& con-
v.c.s mn tadry ban Il M"nt~rt'Ht does
a.; >rel. IL haze woiect ell
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Sc ator Patterson oil South Carolina,
has again been indicted by a grand Jury
This time tor bribery The carpet
baggers of that state seem to have bee
exceptionally careless in covering their
tracks.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
AFteklp A~ntelh9snter.
OFFICIAL. CoVXTs PAPER.

auth Carolina wants the be.!-punch.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10
THE SUPREME COURT RULES.

Gold in New York, Thursday. stead,
Al lUC IS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

They say that there j. 4 republican
ring in Philadelphia that beat, Iwcrds
hybrid circle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The first SHOW OF the season 1t PEORIA
tel last Monday morning.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

is Capt lads has been s. 5 'cccs>tu!
VIII the ~jetJi"s. would it not b well to
listen to his plan Tor impv"s e the
c~aaaue. OF the Mississippi river
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

We have to thank Senator Cockre.!
ami Hon I. L. Cr!ttenden Tor valuable
psy}ir documents.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The steamer Bismarck was burned at
Il Louis Oh the 2nd inst. She vas lying
below the arsenal being repa'Ited, and
IS supposed thc fire "sIgiIi'le'i ,rom the
sparks OF u passing locomotive the Iron
Mountain railroad beng but Il few feet
from the river bank She waS IL very
fine steamer, and popular in lie New
Orleans trade. She was only insured
tor SIS. 500, her value being considerably
more thai double this amount.
ne roads ..rr siiup,y hprr!Dle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

VIM. O. Mead, cashier OF the Appleton
City, Mo. savings bank, Ia, been miss
ing since last Saturday night. 1t is sup
posed that ne He'd 10 conceal his rrooh-
eduess in county bond transactions.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Cardoza has been convicted by a jar,
OF eight black and four whitce-now
tor Mr.. SinaliS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

It is rumOred that Bob lngersoli is to
be appointed ministert to Berlin. y nice
envoy from a christian country
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

VIVA; right has the penItcntiar1 com
nilsson t, herd 3 lot OF c"nyirt- in an
in.,tumrb.c structure where the brt con
du. of one man may rc,u., in The death
and malmin. Ut twcutv others
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

Wm Writrr> who WAS some days ag"
convicted ot numbering A Lawrence
p, liz Taeatrr Comlque. ST, Louis. mas
be~u sentenced TO br hanged on Friday
D.E-mLer I'm.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

st. Louis Times: john Sherman +,
the worst toe the people OF the United
States have 10 contend with. We've
thought so for some time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

ST Louis Times 1t vi. be un.prtu
SAYS the Cincinnati Times. tor
the senator who gets in the way of lie
switt-roliing silver dollar. Better that
Il bag OF gold We're tied around HI, neck,
and he were sunk in the depth, OF theses.
The New Orleaus Times OF last Tue
day contained this short notice, which
speaks Volumes: The tow boat rurt
Eads, with five barge>, arrived ye,te,-
day from St Louis, with o7.Uo5 Uushe.s
OF corn !r bulk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The democratic members Of congress
from Missouri vote right, and are being
heard from, that is as we ike to see ii.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

MI Peter Insists in his decIinalion OF
tIe craftsmanship OF The committee on
P,..@c railroad He says that he has
pe .au...y interest, in the matter which
p~.r-.a!r hi serving
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

jesse Pomcrny. the boy murderer,
m.ir IN Intellectual attempt 10 escape
from the Cuar.e>!owu, Mas. penitentla-
" Is. Sunday night. by removing stones
+. II tlr va. OF hi, cell.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

The admirers OF George Eliot's writ
lngs will be glad to learn that She j.
publishing two short stories which she
wrote some years ago.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

\ correspondent OF the Boston Post
SAYS tia; "EimUnds and Conk ing wi.
be the leaders OF the republican side tins
session Morton. with his imperious
viii ans! ma,ch.css audacIty. kept both
OF them IN subiertion. but neither vii!
bend the party knee to any one else. and
both at them viii see to il that Blaine
and STANLEY Matthews serve out their
prnYer term a, "lsg-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-11-10

III. .!"9rrrat;' HJr-N - Amos. ,o.gd.y
r,n I'D - ~ "orkinE o. con, Its away
r-'.u The pen.tynt;tCy. l." rcccU.
holocaust Al the Montserr.' mines wi.
.asnf-a them another strong Argument
with winch 10 iortity their position
, 1877-09-15

{Htk4teA "a LQHd01 3l6kf.
BERLIN, Aug. 8.-ln the sitting OF ths Ger.
1nan pur!au1eDt Oh the llth oi siny. 1673, Prince
Bismarck, Iu oue of Ais dtacurxive speeches on
the Traditional ho4tlIty VI tho rapacj to United
uelmauy, uttered thD memorable wurIs, q We
do uut IueAA to 20 to Euuossa aRatll.h These
words calling forth Tcspouslve ecAues III many
uerulan hearts, committee WIS formed 70
pcrpeluate the memory vi The prnec's rcsolute
aleium bY the erection of u monument. Two
days aKo tho obeitsk sonln.etnoEatilx tbs iuei-
dent ~ unveiled at Bsmarekste4u, at the hish-
est peak Of tle HurKberO, uelr the wellkuown
pleasure village u Iisrz0urs. Tic BuzgteI4 be-
Ing tue s!tsv! ths ruinous castle which belonged
to Heury fV.-ths German Emperor wlo did
70 10 Cauoasa-wus selected ~ an appropriate
locality for the defiant COLUMN. The monument
u granite obel!sk, nearly llty feet btgb, show-
Ing i bronze usdail!on of the P1tuee on ths
trout side, aud au inscription. rccur1ug his re-
iusal 70 90 e. Canossa on the opposite side.
Speeches celebratih& .As reunion Ut Germany
aid yindivatiu9 her ,litlcal and religious libel-
y against tAe attacks OF ths Pope wcro 1eliy-
e5ed oy Munster Ca7tsodyk, Director Of .Gs
s2ra4ns announcing the Inauguration were seus
, 1877-09-15

hc f,iing tug Albatfosa l1s tern 'ih"lch fo- deli
l} Milwankr" paritr' ,..1Ac sthr )wascn received
new forrrali .. The nhi Magnolia ohtain.d* st. IL:
pc: 1.H,p t"ct for snnt,cr frptn Nnskr.nn n .bl-
s.;ato dock I" nck. ,,'hnt. klnbs'l In. brought
The crnl.c of the thfcneo Yacht tiup To.
rI.'snxr, ;;- nj. t'as ." The to!sGh
In: more prr.nus WIN come hero 10 visit tho III.
!-,tion than thc1 DID AT fall L1bett were 1lrl
Annie Tominc for tso. Tor rcr.itc4 rendered bY
Chnrlcs II. coot aad nthess. and tic John 1ebbttts
lor M s4a: " Frank brown and othasr, for services
nTHE. Ponrs. The water Il about c,rht Inches
lower now In Toronto harhor than II was month
fenstnn In heehafglng at that port. Erle ia.
r.: s d, ; nssf Of ;on,ott+ ieft i.na!o on
acox o,ea 81 .ss h.. '9s been tsr
Tus As.osa.'on !. .e.kiof; hat@,oa.y @ x't!.
reported NJ having nothing to d.: ..Twcn-
Sve se''e B9shG's Bsso ssss 1:1''f ,usx a
741 cor,,. and III. UU oata. :. Gapt. j. Is. symcs,
q r. s '; ms saaa ";
company Of passengers On the bost. .Ths Ah,ra
"s, las rone Init, the tfonose tradc, having LIFT
hnifato oi. Tuesday for E*canaba, light. .-.Ihe
lie danger of her ruins down, 1T sone II her 20 70
IN up..s.l Hu NfAk VI tHc new kTA1n crop 0I Ian-
ads shipped this aeo-on II at Sapanec, wtcEe
=. u0D bn Of barley have been sent pycr to Uaaeyo
by the schf y. IS. t:eant and y. +. Downey -.
Ttlnrt'lay. at bay Cty Deputy Emitted Stalled Mar.
thhlTASlor, ~ uetYalt. scxen fFc cbargcs-EmrFald,
ittehIe. Lilly 2ay. cotorsIo, a1! Ar oA.ncrea, 10
], 1vu bn Of the cargo Of corn Ut The bark j.
q, Aahscn werc wei by atrcra of weather last
dnwn tEEp. 10 BulfAIo. Several other vtstcla have
tnofe or Ices wet gain on sccount Of The Fame
cause .The barge l,,1ck Diamond. owned hy
Seymour tE To-. Of t>RdentbuFg. lAtc1y rtarteu
but arriving nj the Wclland Canal It wAs found
thc ms tho Iarsc u pass through the 1uck4. +lc
was light. =. trunk lIolIis,rr. the clearance
deputy. will hold forth hett sitter ut shu Hut-
every sundaJ to ,iakc vessel reports and Givu
he apprtcAtetI hy rctfel-mastcss. 80. ..liu1Hh, EI-
Frtst: The United Statcs atMr SichI1an lay 1T
central Mhast Dock Wednesday. Two wrll.kno~n
dock gentlemen WIN were invited t., to On bous.l
the steamer by tho pilot were sudeIy treated ly
tho officer Of tho deck that they felt insultcd nnl
left the ltoas.. Ms. acEvoY. whoss hu4tand
swnal md taeh the rc0w Motcs Gagc, fnpurts
that In addition 10 tho mortgage upon the Yeearl
hold h ,nortgnge upon tapt. MeEvuy's real
estate. and ttsratcu to deprive s,of II every
thing. -. 4 steam. pump Was ret III "Wednesday o,
the wreck Mary +. rcrcw, which ilat been ou tho
bottom In the E!ie Easin tutheswisc called the
lo1e- iara> as,ont reaf. Stu beiunss to the Cn.
While setting tue pump Enginccr II: Dc Franc VIVA
badly Injured BY getting squeezed butwcen the
pump anu the mil 0f the vestel. Turonto Gfotf,
Thursday: The haflior was dull ycsterdar. There
!e not n.nch movement in lumber. npd there Il M
timber. 'fhc coal arrivals too, hare been lIxht
for some dnys past. There IL not much movement
expected Till the grain begins TO come n md this
II looked for within week.
, 1877-09-15
LOCAL POLITICS.

THE "VTkNTNUMEN. y
A numner u wosklngnlcn met last night 1t
.hn ,.,rno'a ~ fo,m,n" o. wn.,,.ama,,n,.
f1,,. ~ shs 1n.,n..~ia, p.-.r II t1s ~ r-".
teeIlth Ward.
Mr.. nrunsey Secretary nro lam.
~ ~ ;ntor,nstt,,,, - ,,,<,.o ,.o,. A..
sva ."' t'.u'As,n , " ' .lase Pretsn.. .no
p'at4o1ah Oh 1as party oi WHEN Tue Clab Is \
Sir. TIlomns kayanaugh explained the plat
form, and ,llAde sun,e intelligent Alpl ptuse-
worthy rslna1ks. citing cu.cs of corruption III
past Administrations, unh demanding that ru-
ior1n be inculcatctl BY tlc new rarty.
Mr.. ", d. Gull then epoka. ufscr which the
meeting adjourned subject 10 tic cali OF lis
, 1877-09-15

The following wete the arrivals and cleatHnces
for tho twenty hours ending At 10 o'clock l.
nisht:
AnR.yAIs-stmss coroua, st.. 1o*cph, *undrfes, CHI.
Mtet prups scuta, utIalu. sunt Dean tsinonI,
Hldaio, sunIsle.: Mca.sugcr. nentnn larI.ur, sun.
4!e. tArersids; taath lnSen 1nndri:a: q iirhti.
ktxo M S1e s4 Msns r. H. :h: 1snn Gs
ht0nac, a!4sEafen, lumber: l. ". 'arls. sturkcEo,,
in!llers A. bsadler. drand layen. iuiucr: lrons!c,
%:er: Tx ss:aa: 'sS %,pi:'ss iss''' s;sSs; M,:S@s
tinnka. bark, ltnuy Lind, Mr*kegon. u1bfft H. HIf-
!sI y: yn.sra !ntnttr: fIorrnre !.e.lrr MalIxrc,
n Josep. irhts Windsor. sianlt.ce. Lumber; lthasa
White Lake lumber: Fam C,Hk ttawcEo. rnat: A,a.
cnEc !drt Cnbnrne !xht kearsarGr. LmdInEtun. iui-
sr ..y.9n.s raSe Il; & P!s1. aadns,. lIn1cr: H sfs
GuyuhuRa. lu,ttnRtt,n: u,b:r: srnra Laurna- White
i;akc. wk,ds !. :. sktnnrr. Nutkest'n lanbcr: Era
GdEaH;SxSs .rt .rsnsasss l"so an m
scsT Jnhn >. Hs!clatds kingston. il. ss hu wh+ati
.eir E!za Hrt!nc. ualo tt lu rvsn; scilr Irsn.
atHr "hltr Lake. !tp b1 caFlt: actir j. H.. bentley.
iiaial9. =. syhu oat. tear John Z Nest, KInx',oi
pElf dsc; schf G, j. Mixer. KtnKStnu. l itat;
hrup !sosngkr. uHalt ttU1 1T corn. k. os,s:
lIop ChAs Arttz. Aantatrs NJ NJ cufs -, bu mats;
hrs oil. bra whisky. ard su1dttes: prop u. r. lentt
NauFatHck kegs h~tr, and suMtt!es brllF liwasio.
buffalo, n. bn whrat. s!r jnhn Mlnr
Ill., sSl sa IT,
-, taKs h.a.etd: and sundrirs:. pfor Menn,n,ncc.
tlFccH l}aY +tD Ibs arf and Bunaress schr H. q Al.
lee'.t sonlstqus, y, b!' ou. Y hrl: PORK. : tons
isacs. aI0 III oats bin iour, 10 hsIs pork iii
beef, 1l4 bales bay, aud AHn1Etcs,