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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Il
lily investigated the subject, and while
mot believing the Mormons contem-
plate violence or resistance to lawful
authority, it is deemed proper to allay
apprehensions expressed in letters
from there. The Administration de-
sires and proposes by all legitimate
means to aid the proper authorities in
1 the preservation of peace, protection
of rights and the enforcement 'of the
laws, ETC., and TO this end such in
crease Of the military force as may be
practicable will be made in due time.
General Sheridan hopes this summer
to be able to increase the garrisons
at Camp Douglas and Fork Cameron,
and if necessary to occupy additional
points in the Territory, but Congress
must first make an appropriation.
General Sheridan does not fear seri-
Gus outbreak, but troops are available
to send on intimation of any such
thing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d-A special
from Mauch Chunk says: The Mollie
Maguires have murdered VIM O'Con-
ner near Whitehaven, and also assas-
sinated John Grady, miner employed
in one of the Lehigh collieries; and
James McDermott and Michael O'Bri-
Ell, who were witnesses against sew
erel Mollies, have mysteriously disap7
peared. Fears are entertained that
they have been foully dealt with.
MAUCH CHUNK (Pa.(, June Esd
CAROLS funeral took place to day,
and was largely attended. There
were no disturbances. The others
will be buried at Summit Hill to-mor-
row. 1t is expected that thousands of
miners will be present. There are no
fears of an outbreak.
WASHINGTON, June 23d.-The Secre. :
tary of the Treasury authorizes the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue to
have the District Attorney of northern
Illinois reopen the whisky ring suits
against Raelle, bunker & Co, and
Ford & Co., of Chicago, amounting to
S6O, 1000, and under which their premi 7
yes were seized. Defendants will now Z
be allowed to come into Court and
head, and the Court will use it's dis =
:retion in allowing the petition of de- c
endants for reopening. fl
CLEVELAND, June 23d.-Ia theJockeyI y
;Iub races to-day the first was mile D
eats for all ages. Verdigris won; {,
Sill Bruce second, kilburn third. I,
line, las l:444-l:45. The sec t,
I'D event was all ages, two and half 81
1lIe dash. Inspiration won; Russ e;
'utler second, Patriot Third. Time, re-
:3l1. The third was hurdle race, q
wo miles, eight hurdles. Port Leon a,
rd won; Paladin second. Time, ai5I. B
LEXINGTON, June 23d.-In the trot- 70
ng races to-day, the best time was /,
:26a. 81
New YORK, June 23d.-At jerome 70
ark to-day ia the second race, handi- hi
Up, mile heats, Mary won, Dauntless of
eond, Waco third. Time, l:49J- m,
48-l:493. -
The third race, free handicap, sweep IN
axes, a mile and three-quarters, Da
ceroy won, Shylock second. thu
The fourth race, handicap steeple
asH over the usual course, Cornet -
On, Salute second. Timed :2l. 70
PTTrsBURG, June 23d.-ColIcctor -,
'lmeson yesterday seized ten illicit b.,
lis, and made ten arrests in the 49,
'untains near the State line, sixteen -,
les from Uniontown, where despera- 20,
es have coRgregated for many years. Tb,
NEW YORK, Juno 23d.-The steam ~
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The shipment of American appIes
to Europe, which was only begun in
1867, is now developing into large
business. From the middle of Octo-
Der up to this time almost everv
steamer leaving New York for Liver.
pool or London has carried shipments
varying from 300 to 5000 barrels.
The extent of the business can be
judged from the fact that the sales Of
American apples at Liverpool alone
reached over 10000 barrels in the
month of December last
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FRED. DOUGLASS is visiting,his old
home in Maryland for the first time
since he left it as a fugitive slave.
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purposes.
U7E OFFER OUR GOODS AT eprcs,
w the the times and Warrant satisss5a.sS Ton
need o Of anything g, in our line. plsas. s.
Adelmann.. at Lemp7s saloon, viii ~ y sith q
attention. s. AaVe lplnl
Factory on Tenth street, between Main
Boise City. 1 mn and ca
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The TAILED MEN.-From time to
time stories have been brought from
certain tropical islands ia the Pacific
that there were races of men some.
where IN the unknown interior who
possessed veritable tails. But no
trustworthy traveller has yet certified
to the statement. Latterly the locali-
ty OF these men with tails has been
shifted in vague rumors to New GUM
ca. The announcements have been
rarely more than brief sentence in
some of the foreign journals, and no
authority has hitherto been given.
But at last they take more definite
form. The Rev. w. G. Lawes, of the
London Missionary society, acknowl-
edges having received "circumstantial
reports" of men with not very .fexi.
bic tails" said to live in the interior
OF New Guinea. The men of science
must look to this. 1t will never do
to let the missionaries discover the
missing link" and compel Messrs
Darwin and Huxley to ask odds of
Inc patrons of Exeter Hall. /
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The -Aryonaut asks these pertinent
questions: "W!ll somebody be kind
enough to explain where we are drift.
ing to, and where we are likely to
bring up? Where is this thing going
to end' We cant all live by swind-
ling each other; we cannot all steal
ourselves rich. Who are going to be
poor? Who are going to keep the
prisons when all get into them"
Fl WORRIES cat the life away. They
bring wrinkles to the face and gray
hairs to the head, and half the time
they are not absolutely needed, but
absurd. Why in the name of all that
is sensible can we not wait till the
draught of sorrow is forced to eur
Ups, land not sup needles 1y at the cup
Of gall and NORWOOD?
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purposes.

PulUerized bone dust for ts.,.
, 1877-09-26
THE LIVE BANKS.
ruMaulAd THEIR xynN feaoK.

The closing up Of the Fidelity hsA thus far
had no noticeable effect upon the other say,ugs
banks; that Is, the applications for money have
not Increased TO such ~ extent a. TO Indicate
alarm on tho part Of dcposisurs- Some asu
paying III full, a8 The llllnoia Trust, and IIlbcs-
ulan, md others, the Uermnu and Chlrago only
upon notice, though II tho account Is small
aud the money actually needed It Il usually
handed out. That confidence Ia savings banks
Ia not wholiy gone ID shown by the fact that all
those whose stability has not been questioned
arc receiving lepusits, and, 80 far rs can 1e
learned, all the reusinng ones are fully ablo to
weather the present simeon.
The Directors Ut the Illinois TE1lsk passed
resolution yesterday to tcducs the rate Ut tutcr-
est to per cent after tho lAt OF January, Tho
llibernian ollirefs propose doing tho s4llc TAe
1casoll for such action h this; At tho rats oil
interest for which money can ~ safely loaned
now, It Is impossible Tor = savings hInk to pay
over DEF cent, and r11n ttstruslx," aud mako
ANYTHING for the 6tockhulders., To run struux
= savings bank must ulwuys carry 50 per ccht 81
ita deposlts III cssll or ln elasa OF securities
which will briuy cash ut any tltue.
Gove!umeuts will uot uet over /
rent such bonds u Cook Counties,
Chicago sizes and seyens, aud others equally u
good, will ouly Iet, eonsldeHuR tue premium "
be pat1 for them, from 6t t0 81 per ceut. lu-
clud[ug tbs eaah that 1t Is necesaury to keep On
hand, and which draws no lutcress, tho iuycst-
lnent u 81 per ernt VI the deposits in hrs$glass
bonds will yield the bank On1y &rom ~ 10 W
per cent Interest. TLe remaining u Der cent u
thp deposits euuld bs loaued s4!tly and lu1i-
, 1877-09-26
KNIGHTS OF HONOR
A State OEEantsstlan Of THIS Nev secfet Boz
clsty EnH1tsd In Illlnnts.

Stale OESRht1htSoh pb TA4 New 6ecfee Ao-
clssy Ena1tsd In llllrnts.
8sesai HspafcA 10 7h4 CAtotgo N1bvax
srAlHoytrtp, ILL.,. sept GA nrand Lodge
Of the Ordar Of Knights Of Honor waA oeRsntzed
In tl!s city today by l'ast Supreme Dictator A.
E, Keyea, OF Manaaeli, o., acting instead Of
Supreme Dictator Of tho World ]. A. Eyer, no
being detained by sudden and eQotinued illness.
The Grand Lodge was callesi to order It
o'clock, and went into secret session. Tha fol-
lowing IA full lst OF tho subor,itnats lodge rop-
scsentat!vos present; Leroy Wiley, Paris; D. q.
Fries aud j. T. Richardson, Venice; J. II.
Miller and i. a. Coflcen. DauyIlie: ", 4
Owen. Bslloville; ". II. Mecor'alck aud y. j.
i. j. Atolenbiit. Dclleyillc; L. q. Roherts and
J. +. pnstl, Msttoon; J: ": 1loyd, ahclbysi'le;
G. II. Itoans and J. II. Waggonler, sullivan;
W. D. Foulke. Kossvillu; A. A. hurry. Decatur;
feo;, c = " s' sDasf nsGnson ss; y eosssa G Nass
boarlstown; Samuel W, Jonss, ,Haxhvtlte:
llcorYe HeibeEt, Havana. The following sre tl,o
officers elected: Past Grand Dictator. W. u. Nc
Corn,!ck; Besrllatova; GrsMt I,tctato,, J: 9. 7.
F. Drlsb, Mattoon; GRIND Asststant Dictator,
]. W. Lloyd, Bhe1byville; Grand chsplaln,
George beibest, 1iavaas; GRIND Guide, ". r.
Slater, rskln; Grand l!spoTter; Leroy Wiley.
Grand GusidI.n. Q. y. Schneider. Besrd.i iosn; ;
Grand Sentinel, W. +. Owens, bcllcyllle; Grnnd
Trustees. i. Kossnthal, Liusolu; 7. J. stofen.
blll. Bcl,eyillc; J. IL. Miller, Danyllle,
ara II. A. Cof1cen Danyilis, for Two year., at.sl
W. II. Mccormick, of Bcardstown. for one year.
The altcrnates are Dhsh, Of Msttob, for two
years, aud J. r, Richardson, VI Venice, for one
year. Tie Order Ut tho Knights o! Honor waa
startcd In Louisville. Ky., tu 18TH There are
now Grand I.o4Iges In eighteen States, aud the
Order extends into nearly VII thc states Th,
membership numbers now between 25,ooo Rnd
, 1877-09-26
THE COAL.MINERS.
They Change Thslr Minds, and ASrss to Go
t0 Wnrk-AnhIrs at rittsburx.

Thsy Change Ths(R Minds, and Axrss to Go
t0 WuFk-Anhirs at rittsburK,
Apsrsoi Hspdseh 10 TAs CAtc1sgo 31bHsA
WH,kxssAkK4, r., Sept 25.-Auother laFCs
mcetsng Of tile taeu employed by tie lkhlsh d
Wtlkesbarre Coal Company Nas held at Sugar
Notch, . lev 1ntles from this CITY, sotlaY, anu
the vote Of last week s1yan at i meeting hcla
Il the same p'acs WAS sceonslderud. 10 othef
words, the men toslAy almost uuanimousif
voted to aeespt the ct1cr made BY MF. Pss''sa.
lessee OF tho Company, Of q 10 T~r ccnt a4lSsAev
on tue waEes paid tdcsn When they struck. lnS
meeting WA attenerd by upwaJsls nf ~"
muert, aud, alter the vots 70 accept t'o
otfer vaa announced, the widest enthusiasm
prevailed. There arr few matters that seink'n
10 be adjusted between Mr. Parrish aud Ing
meu, bui work La The many colllrrfes will 90
doubt b1ktn this week. Other mlnes oE'crsEsl
bJ individuals will slso open up very soo''. lug
employees of the tennsSlya0lx Coal Company
Pittaun have called meeting for tomorrow.
and tlIcrr y every reason to believe that 'ns'
will also vote " resume. The paskbone ol tns
st1lkE IL virtually hroksn In Tho Wyoming
Kiou, and there g great rc1ohtnE III th4 e'tJ "
night over the prospect OF ltnMeA!ato 1ea1Nr
se4eti pt.etuea 10 ~ c4tsago T!ds4a. "a: cal-
miners II Steub4nvulc, o.. i0u 9t ~ ~ nt
Ths tuot,ltnR a lurye Of fifteen llen collected ~
20 10 work 10 the gravc1-pis shaft. A. tnt!
Were approaching The pit thry were mes XIV
delegation u strikers, Nhu ~afnsd thsa hsal,s,l ,asl
to enter the Shalt it would le at their Own pttu
The men, who xauted to wosks after rohsu!. ro,'',,
tfun concluded II was mol aala TO tentIt's te.t.
further, aud relurued from the W."
The latter sneu complain tlttciy ~
this interference AID tLs uaJority u them W
that tlcr ian!ca arc iu absolute need ol ~, ~ -,
daily labor to bny food a su!litrnt i"'se t, t
hr stat!oucA et thx z0iues to protect thoee wv
, 1877-09-26

cioti.'y 70 u to pay from X to 81 pei, cen.
which will mako All average on the entire de-
poeit 1T about per cent, f)cttucting rcMon-
nble nmount for expenses It becomes perfectly
apparent that q bank cannot run eafelv and pa!
oYcr ! per cent, Even then the return Ia stock
holders u small, but sufficient to pnY them falr-
ly for thctr Investment.
Yesterday afternoon reporter called At the
office Of The Chicago SarlnRs institution, and
aacertaIned from Mr.. Jupgc, its Cashier, that
the conoera WA indebted to the Fidelity TO the
extent Of e., $50, for which It bud deposited
frst-cfnss collateral.
"WhY ltd you borrow Hl''
1--WE did 10 10 strengthen tho ban1."
"Whcul"
"Ahout the eud sos July"
"llow much are your dcposftst'
They arc sinai, about fGQ, 600. The busf-
ness. though small, Is worth keeping, and,
though our securities arc good, we thought It
better to borrow on some Of them 40 a. 10 In
cEease our cash mcans.n
.''Are yonr depostsors giving notice'"
mot many.f
"Do you expect to pull through"
"Certainly. Friends OF the bank Lave promis-
cd 70 advance US ~, 600 II needed, aud we have
no fears. Our expenses are light, and our
securities are good and available.f
, 1877-09-26
THE COMMERCIAL LOAN.


Yesterday afternoon TRIBUNE reporter call.
Cd upon Collector j. d. Harvey, Who ts Assignee
Of the Commercial Loan Company, to ascer~
tain when thu next dividend xtll te
declared, The bank failed In Decem-
her, 1875, mud since that time has
paid 6e per cant In dividends. IL was predicted
III the tiue Mr.. Harvey took hold ut tho wreck
that the concern would pay about ~ to 75 per
cent, The result will probably cxcocd this.
Tho Assignee l,as drawn no salary since Dccem-
bcr laet, os bis own vptltlou, aud ~ u result
there has been no expense. even for clerk hire.
II Is prohab!o that smother 13k per cent will bo
paid within tho ue1t thirty days. It may 20 ~
ley As u per cent, but It u mose likely 10 10
llafvoy hopes 10 pay. When tho amount Is
ready. Mr. Harvey will give duo notice
OF tfs iwt through the papers. Ths real estate
IT,. not yet nxsn .old at tho claim against Ira
rs sha. IL seeurea: When the rial estate il
sold, Mr.: Harvey hopes 70 pay 194 per cent
more. The past year has not been q good ono
to d!.posc Of the property, hence there has been
hut little effort made 10 plare II upon the msr-
kct. II Is the hope Of the Assignee to eloM up
the allars OF the hank this fall.
, 1877-09-26

An EXPLANATION
sles, ,@e. ."~an eitr, 1h!c}. ilas pusrlcd every.
boIy,-waA given by Teller Chambers, who
said: "Ttat iuoney was received on ton1s and
other eecurltast anu hv wAA credited With II, but
for what reason ! don,s know,"-a ysry lucid
THAI Of Sydney himself, WHO ttalkel sway for
half an hour anll Sir. Ward knew Us ,auch whcn
Myers stopped Is be did when he began.
A. to tbs assets Of the concern, SlF. Ward
not bs made PUBLIC. 4 good deal OF huutin2
llaa yat to be done, and he doesn't want to cFe-
ate hopea which may not he realized. Tbs
ruth Is, tae "resoarces" ais largely
wseshsr ;th.re ~ i. muSh o. ii,s to % e squeezed
nut Of tkeul. Hence not t4p .la4ow ct III klea
cum be eiyets - u what dieidcnd will bo pai!::
In QUO thing thus far run out. Niger! DID tell
put up 70 secure tauIo, and anung them was y
mortgage for xa,Ou about due, aud which would
free The remaining t56uo. lle also told Mr.
Ward that alE. Westfal1,: Mr. uoudy. e,ld hltn-
self were the Directors. put the records 1t tho
ran they be found In the vault. W!tli the
recorls, II would be poSalhle to learn II tlsle
wrrc any stoekhotdess, aud whether any one IL
liable oil that account. There " no 4tock-Oook,
anl ITO book with stubs III 1t.
i tlas been GsceEtlinea TINT George Chandler
holds quite q large number Of 81
BONDS AND MORTGAGES ..-
to secure what Myers called Il Investment certid
rates" ~ doubtful, however, whether these
90 far, no ey!dencs OF indebtedness 10 the
State Or to The Fidelity has been fuund, though
! i,as been t. stated that Myers got tauis from
Goh iast1tuton'. an t.a believed that shs ~
tue bauk, though ho Euy8 his Individual notek.
Whether this is 20 Or not WILL hs learned BY sat-
urlay.,
f1,G Nrri htx tern t,v
, 1877-09-26
CORRESPONDENCE,
SYDNEY M1K7s' INDICTMENT.

~ tAe Editor NJ 4hS 1Ftbtnt.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2l-Thcre secms to be lack
OF punctuattty On Tho part Of Receiver Ward In
not presenting 10 tho Grand Jury the evidences
OF fraud which have been ,lncasthel In Myers
bank. Tho sooner Myers Is Indicted aud
placed behind tho bars The sooner wilt
hc return the money be is supposed
to have stolen. From tho fact that the
Receiver tas been unable TO discover wherc
Myers Lost any great amount Of money by tlo
s',rtnkage Of securities, IL looks rs il his failure
was one Of the grosscat frauds ever pcrpetratcd
upon civilized community, and no timo Should
be lost in presenting his case to tho Grand
Jury. a few years. imprisonment will not hurt
ne, M5. Myers, hs' a a1i. TUG contrary. may DO
the asseta Of his hank into Government bonds,
and intcnds to live on the interest OF them, But
this 1ttle gano can BE- easily foiled II the proper
authorities will only set themselves about it.
II be is At once indicted for cmbezzlesncnt, 1t
vii! not l,c many days bcfors every deposftor
will By able to realize dollar for dollar.
A DErQsIToR.
, 1877-09-26
APPELLATE COURTS.

The Huprems Court OF Illinois Na,uea tfs
Twelve Jndges-
OTTAWA, H., Sept 25.-At The close Of to-
days session OF the auprons Court, scholIoid,
Chief Justice, said:
Dy the tlith section Of tho act to establish Ap.
pc!latc Courts, IN forco July l, 1s77, the dutyi4
en}nlaod on to Go%r. 70 assEn twelve of ths
duty In tlle Appellate Courts. This duty haa
beol felt to be one Of considerable tlel|cAey md
Importance, aud tts performance has boen de-
laycd until the present moment, fn order
interchange Of views between tho men-
bers Of tho Court nIhl deliberate rehec.
tton. Tbe result finally. reaehed has no.
had tho unanimous approval at tho members Of
tority. 1t has been determined, first, TO make
the assignments TO- appellate dutr from tha
Judgea elected In June, 1873, exclusively, and,
8ccoudly, in View Of tho overburlenesl conIi.
tIou Of tie 1ocketa of tho County Of Cook. It
has been believed that NO time could bs spared
by the Judges Of thote courts TO appellate du.
tlts, aud TINT tho public service would not bo
Nlbserved ny Imposing such additional business
Oh. theH. The assignments will, therefore, Ia
as follows.
To Ms First Dssfrset-1udce William ".
Icatou, judge Theodore D. Murphy, Judge
GeurEc w. rieasant4.
To H. Stoad J11t4es-Judgu Edwin 8. I,e-
land, Judge Nathaniel j.. Fillsbury, Judge
''1ss r. Il: % 1at2d I4syiet-1udss Oliver L. Davis,
Judge Ghauncey L, tIIgbfc, Judge Lyman Lacy.
10 The Fourth Ddhta-1ndgc james G. Allen,
Judge David j. Baker, Judge Tazewell L. Tsn.
nor.
Ordered that the Clerk OF this Court forward
to rach nt the Judges so assigned q certified
u,py u the order Aforesaid forthwith.
Dtckey, i'll do not CONCUR with my brethren
- TO the wtsdum or Importance OF combining our
cho!cu Of Judges for the Appellate Courts to
those Judges elected tn 1873, nor o. to tia
tsecnastty 0f excluding from tue selections ths
Judges ot the Circuit Court OF Cook County
F5ulu Tho great c1icnt aud very varied character
oi tho buAinrsa usually transacted In tbs CITY
of Chicago, many important queatians Of ls1
arise ln the couris VI that Appellate District,
Which aro rarct1 presented elsewhere In tbs
8tatu. rtgarl II, therefore, Of paramount To-
pottAncs thai at least one Of the Judges 10 b
aaatgucd TO the Appellate Court Of Coot
County 1lould have become familiar with
thst clasa ui gosstious by e1pat
enco 10 coanert!on with the courts d
that county. Thts esnao! By .cconplsh,ssa
Court In NY Judgment the duties Of that Ar,
Of Ito TINA OF IT. Judges, and the Circuit Couss
t1utiea tn Cook County, which would bu With
drawn by the As4iKumtnt Of oHs Uf It's Juds4 10
appellate duty, could bc rcxtiiy supplied by call.
tux upon the general G1uit Judges from other
parts Of the State to contribute uach a part 81
1,ts services In holding tho Circuit Court III Ctuk
County. Aside from this luck OF cIperetcs ~
connection with the business OF tho collFsa uE
that county. rcsoEnlze fn each Of ths Judxes
a4sIg,lel to that Court ttnincnt fitness for tho
position II u. 10 my Judgment, an able Court
, 1877-09-26

Including lereln tho purchases rnado BY the
stockhot1ers respectively during tho time With
IN which tho losses and dcacacs,ees occurred.
Tic hooks etow that the bank has sustained
waste, ETC., of lts funds, for which these stock
holders arc liable. Many persons claiming tn
bo credttorbo OF the bank have begun suits against
these Stockholders, seeking to obtain preference
lid Jul rH''tf 81 assets which ought to ln nl-
of all tho creditors equally. Thc
whole number Of depos!tors q about
ia cnIoined some Of thc 'lcroe!tors viii got IN
unduo prcfereuce to tho prejudice Of tho others,
u multiplicity OF suits will arise, and unncccs-
anry expenscs will bu incurred,
Judge Otis further reprrsruts that tho Court
has right to take tnal and exclusive jurtsaIv-
ton Of the assets Of the bank, 20 "a to prevent
ahy depohftors getting an undue priority; that
tllo prosecution Of alt suits against the bnnk or
tts stockholders should 10 stopped; that ~ tho
eba OF of u ali n she "u cretoss l WI md ''u for ea
tho administration Of all tic assets, 1t eor,sti-
tutoa proceeding In rom against tho bank's
asssts, taking effect from the ultnF Of suel, bI1:
and all creditors are bound to take notice Of
Of ihu Court over tho assets, Thu Receiver.
therefore, asks that tlu prosecution Of all suits
ngainat atockholders may be stopped; that tho
stockholders liability may 10 recognized and
Judgment OF allowing default to b. taken
against thcul; and that all persons who may
III tho future begin suits aKulnat the stockhold.
crs .nay !e declaEcd 70 he In contempt VI court,
and tc treated accordingly
Tho argument on the mutton for this tn1unc-
ton Is 10 ba heard bcfnre Iulgc Wtlliams satur-
dav n,0rAnE At III O'Clock.
Tile original bill In tho case was also amended
30 as To ret up these facts, anil 80 as to make
tho stockholders PARTIES defendant.
, 1877-09-26

cAxxaos, Warren CO., ILL.,, Sept. as.-No
frost 50 fur to ln}ure vegetation Of any descrp-
ton Corn Il not yet out Of danger Of froat;
It will take two weeks hcfora Il Ii out Ut danger.
The cars are large uu1 well Tiled. ouu VIC will
haya about-perhaps not quitc-ap uYeraIu
crop, but the quality already promises to be bct-
ter than usual. u. G. GkAHAX.
, 1877-09-26
MYERS, BEEHIVE.

EvCry body Who ever went INTO tue MefCnant4',
Farmers ,S Mechanics Bank, especially tho
prcnuehts sanetun, h,ast nnru '.., ,'osseo s.''.>
terea arouna IN !nho'te neaIs Ht..e M i&'"pm'e.' M
the title Of which wins "Hard Times: Ihetr
Cause and Cure, by Sydney Myers There Is
..,,",, .,,ora ia m hnrn, In tcliInp now ond
"nien tucEe ID no na'n1 's..s .,.n,st "9"' aau
whleh may a'nnsc some o. tfa n'eo''so.s'e us'
poaitors who don't know how to get the[r
fnnney out Of tho bank.
n i1oc,,n,cr- 1s75 Mr. Myers. who WIS thcp
,",.s, -. - 49,, o.,to. 49,. -
Jus. "En.is W p.oo"' ~ ~ e's.'' ., m, rs"' ~.
Phoc'on HOWARD. now cdttor ot inc luscola
fabrteate, and work Into shape, And Az
digest an artslo Or pampnlet
out Of some statements which ne tMJers would
make to hin. 70, On Chr,stmas sLt & oi tnas sear,
!" lhocioM went up 20 Myets nouse; an! tI,o
and spoutei, while itoWnr'i LOOK NOES oat
Of those notes md !1tF own head no tai'Fteatc!i
tho pamphlet called o,,l liar; a l1tnes: i!,cif
Cause nnu Cure, W eSuney Myets., ~ WI
listening to the speech ard the making up q
pamphlet ont q ~. mycrs promiset!i
phoclon y $50. lie wcnt to ct bis pay, antl
Sydney told him that he would have TO to wait
hang on and rcad thu proof. But rhoelon, y
knew that t!ist was m opefat!on when wouhi
take tomc ttHlc} ana, furthermore, Hc Hahtcti
to pay Ills boafti, aud expected 70 70 u oIa ot
tie money coming from .asefs' 1oe oank tfes-
PROMISED To MAKE GOOD
bis secretary'e account At tho hotel. ahd the
latter departed. Lat when hc fetnfhGu 70 Inc
city aftcr space, he was met oy ti,o holel pee.
ple. who informed him that TINT amount >had
not been squared up. 80 ho saw Myers and
iunned him for h!s money, but Without Avail,
until along In tic carly part of 18TH wien
"taoclon' was down at lndiananolls LOOKING