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MRS, I!NIIIY
I'll AL ? Ky sit!bV,

Respectfully offers her services to
the Ladies Of Macon, both as atten-
daht and nurse. Having q large ex
%perience, best of accommodation
from Medical men, and others and
being permanently located, she con
fifently hopes for Il liberal share of
patronage.
residence on Jefferson St., near
Mr.. Cahill's
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The Jackson capital dominates
Gov. Stone for Governor Of Missis.
sippi. Gov. Stone doubtless de.
serves well Of his State, but he can
afford I" wait until tina people Of
Mississippi have rendered thai Jus
Tree and reparation to Benjamin
lInmphrie' that he deserves at
their handa. 10 has Il claim Qpon
The position that eanuot be cain
said or CONGRATULATIONS Dem.
DCf1L
f'' SRI removed BY Federal
bag ore's be should be reinstated
by the peoples ballots,
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VALUABLE SEEDS F&G%--fr'
SteIIe, agricultural editor of the )"
bile Register. ana editor Of the J''
n5l qt Progress, Is now sonclnS ~
in dollar parseis, hundreds OF Pay'
ages of rare garden and tree soc'
chutas, etc, free. Send in you
namco on a postal card address,
journal of Progress, Mobile, az e%i
and he win send you Il copy Oh 4.
valuable Monthly oontains h's "
OF free seeds
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LAND FOR RENT,

The plantation 3 miles East Of
Macon known as the Murdocb
place, whore j. i. Cole now lives
is offered for rent for the year 1877.
1t is a good prario farm, well-im.
proved, with about six hundred t..
improved land
App to
H.. W. FOOTE, AgJ.
Dec. %. 2w.
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TERMS CT TUITION.
kIAUS' CLEAEN@ OUT Sl,r.

CLAUS 4 BROS, Semi Annu.
al Clearing Sale, commences Mou.
day and continues ih,r,y Da -
and all Wooden Goods, Ladies'
Dress Goods, and especially Cloth.
ing are to be sold al cost. Garry
the money with you and you can
make your own bargain
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Macon Property.

the members Of the Legislature at
such election in the different conl-
ties, taking the average vote cast
in counties entitled to choose moro
than one member Of the House Of
Representatives, as the actual vote
g|lvenfoI members of the Legislature
ie snch counties.
SEC. 5. Beiit further enacted, That
this act Act shall lake effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
BY limitation.
AN ACT to amend section 2ll0 d
the Revised Code of 1871, in re
lation to suits against corpora.
tons.
Sec. |. Be it enacted, That see
ton 2l10 OF the Revised Code OF ~.
n, be so amended as to authorize
suits to be brought against insu.
rance companies in any county in
which the loss may occur, or if a
lite policy, in the county where the
beneficiary resides, and in such suits
process may be serycd upon any a
gent of the company in the State,
and when so served shall be sufici-
ont to bind the company for all pur.
poses OF notice whatever.
Sec. 9, Be it further enacted, That
Nil Acts and parts Of Acts in con.
aict with the provisions Of thus Acl
he and the same r hereby repeal.
cd.
Approved Jan, "a, 1877.
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.rn.r.e. and not hy the votes OF
tss An,, .a people, Rutherford
r fie~>N S' seated l. the mex.
r T#e Democratic patty
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to vote Oh the people, amend
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IN fGIa''oh 70 the chancerN courts,
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J 'ourt amendment, an those eIec-
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Gerry Court Amendment and
those WISHING to vote against the
same, Shall have written or print.
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paInst Chancery Court Amend
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SEC 3. Be it further enacted,
That 1t shall be the duty Of all regis
trars, commissioners and other per-
sons holding any election, at which
any amendment is proposed for a.
dobtlon, to give general notice to
the electors OF their right to vote up
? on the same, and to receive all legal
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, 1877-11-30
LIVE STOCK.


AT the etock.Yatds tho dAT was very qnitt Ia nj
branches Of the market. There VIA fair supply Of
atock. but the fact that the banks closed pre-
vented extensive trading. Catt2c received but little
attention, And noninalIy unchanged At u. 75s
2 Is for scalawars; 1t ~ O for native butchcrs
cor1 s2oo93. 30 for stockesss and At t. ooas -
for common to choice shipping staers. Hugs wtro IA
some deuand on packing account, aad sold rather
stronGcr-quotcd st - 15A4to for common TO choice
packing heRs and 1t &taoa44o for common 10 primo
bacon Rrsdes. Sheep scarcely inquired for and
mar bo uuotel ~ steady At S1.7o4s4oO for poor to
choeo R|adcs BY midday tho buaincas ot tho day WAS
practically oyer. majority Of both hutc aud sellers
having ta2t tho ykrda. ..
1T. LOUIE,
er. 1nurs, Nov ao.-Iioos s-Lowcr and scttyai t,xht
4,4J 1cccfp&s, 7,tptJ. - =
CATTLE -Uachsnreii demand light on account OF
halliday. butchers stock hrms prime choice ship
pnE sfeet1, 81. 7O} fatr 10 good 4.OAs 5i do
tntchcts .tcctA a. tos DO COWS sal hcfctat $a !o4
1.Ha; stockese .e3.H3sa1.0O kecstn!A. 7s1 -.
bMkkr-Stea'ly with g0ud dtma1A} best Ffadcs good
% choice, ~. 75Q4.3o common to fais &3.7jJ. .G5.
Itecelpts, Sd0
CINCINNATI.
CfxCtxNATf. O.. Not 2u.-1foGa-Reccipts. d. .uoot
setixs nrM. md hfEheFi Somnon. "a oss4 1si light
4.o5l no shipments.
, 1877-11-30

ifHp3 kLVts{ 1HVNl4e-
Whlle one Of our sportsnicn was bunting late
ly IN the Tres Plnns country, he kiIlcd fawn
aud left 1t on the ground 10 10 in pursuit Of
other game. Returning short time utter, bu
found, to hts ailanzefjent and logtOf that d huge
serpent was c.,lled aroan1 It's body. judging
from tho Mischievous look Vt the reptiles cyps.
this nervous eurying of its pevk, and this threat
enlng potse Of tts eblongatud huad that It would
nut surrender the prize without light, tho
hunter concluded to retteat and take aIl, ut ths
glttcring thief ut fong rauct. After scuting
thug hlx Hcrves somewhat etelt1led for work, he
psaxed away, md tl@nt about twenty cllargea Ut
&Eeble u Slot without any visible elect. Feel
luz his pu1se, he concluded from It's 1apki run
he must bp nervous. The sDaku by this tinc
had uncoiled itself from the carcass, and bad
twisted itsrlf in the form nf eorkscruw, ready
lus bs!rtuE. With manly ctfurs Uur Lcru
controlled h!u4sclf, 0Ad guse q hrtn and steady
pnll Mt tho trigger. Thu scrpcnt's htul WIS
neurly severed from Its body by the shot, aud
It's lof1n was ut once rvuxed aud strrtcned out
tbs hunter considered 1t cafe he adj
yanecd to Eet el&set vtew VI his victiRi, aud
Iii stepping uyet the GROUND t0und 1t measured
tweuty feet III length. Thu 1x,dy Was a. largo
2rouHu ii chlfd's waist. While booking on ami
wondering to what gcuua VI lnrKs serprnt IL b.
louged, tle was hoErihed tu sc0 about IN sultm
snakcs twiAslpE, hisslng, and emerging from q
nest close by. Eaei. particular hRtr u his LeHA
slood ou ehd, and Ills legs were suddenly tlsc-
liku rueo horse from the eceue. Thcre L. q
nun-yenonpus stipent uf tbs boa family iA
California, but II uttaius full growth only III
WARM climates. THIS ouc wcs Ut uncommon
slzu, aud solne Of It's offspring may vet attract
thV attention VI natuIaliats.
, 1877-11-30

haA faithfully performed ti,clr work, simolv
kcSa,l'e killing them wns m cnsicr sAv
Il th.r 'etMtdl"e M T,h tne then 4u in4u ny ony'ns
Bill for murder against Shaw, on ono Of these
castt, which will bo tried, II by any 0niLbc he
should csrnpc hanging for the n,unter Of his
vile. Il lhs trial comes up It viii result IN
susne rlc1' Developments. It IA Utmost impos-
rll'!c work, aE Tue organization was small. II Is
settled beyond dnuht that no bntl four or tlvo
allies, and the Law wilt probably reach them be-
fore long.
Your correspondent visited Shaw In Ills cell
on ycaten1ay. I found small man wtta, in,-
u.ensa shoulders and forcarms, 50 large n to he
a!moAt tntssfapen, md small, but wiry bts1y.
Mis iase T. pa'ltl, and broad, and ugly, fits tlin
nose being pinchcd 1t the base. Hia eycs-ile
most notable features of his facc-arc very
small and restless. md glcAm with latent hate
oso, o,a passon o9 s.t glowing and 'rapng Ike ts
murderer wtoso hantls arc saih to bc rosl with
the blood OF moro men tGau those Of old mnn
Bender were- lie met mo ctvilly enough, but
pesittroty refused TO talk about himself; md,
When lie found that ! knew something Of hiss
and suspicious. llc said that l,e did not expect
to be hing, and that he would explain every
thing when lie was once set nt liberty. lie
would neither acata'oscc II nor deny any
inquiry put 70 MIN, OUT was evidently
tlon shown In tho "fcelers" thrown ont By
your correspondent. Finally lie ccased replying
altogether, and PIT an end to the conversation
by turning and walking 10 the furtheat corner
Of his coll. lie 10 very much worn nnti shows
signs OF great distress. The JaItcr thinks Ito Is
very remorscful and will mako full confession
ns soon as bis last technical appeal TO tho Court
Is decided against him. A lew nights ago, In
company with jut,naon, another murderer, llo
succeeded In cscaptng from jail by tunnol ut,-
der tho liousc, and since then has bceu put Iii
the murdcrers' dungeon. Tho Developments,
while they havo not ret fully come to light,
lavc created d decided sensation, It tnay be
satd TINT there wcrG some men belonging to tho
"Georgta TiEcra'' agninst whom no cllargcs
havo been or will be brought. 1t Is possibto
that Shaw anil few others acting under this
nntuo committed all tho murders.
, 1877-11-30


prnf. Loonir, Of Washington, who h,, a.,o..,
hfs life Ia dcmOnslEatfng the pratt1cnhiiI,.'
hts theory Of acra1 ttlegrnphnr, stems to !. o. o.
tho Cre 0f success. ff!a sYstem IA haarh :pa W.,
current Of electricity which he las t1cn,o,,..oa;, IN
exists Al different l,efahss and which tsau,m,sSa.
communication lctwecn twn perpcndtr.tn.ss perdtS.,'ns
wires reaching Into u, whatever the dit .nat
mnv be. lIc has nrea'1y scnt messages IN NM
way for distance Of eleven miles, usno M ~. ~
Morse hnttcry In connection with one Of his my ,e
invention: It seems assured that aerial tc1.a
graphing ny means o. rods on natural Or All. asii-
nj all tines though It. great value viii IL. T.
]nng distance tcicgrarhlng. as from, one tIe a; II.
the ocean 10 the other. Prof. I.oomis il nor y.
mixing arrangements for serles OF c.n",t M1T
ncnts between ncake of tho Alps nni pi's IL
is,eky Mountains. II he succeeds, of conr.s .ue
tclcgrnphInn between the oil world and IL
new will be ehoancne'l q thousand fold, snS nd
Prof. Lnonl!S Is thoroughly convinced that, ~ ~
foro tnuny yeat* submarine cables will bc is,ne
abandoned and useless In thclr ocean beds,
, 1877-11-30

C11IcAno+-A half lutnbcr-lade vessels
weFa at the market yesterday, but most Of tho car.
goes have besn dupoaed Of aud will 10 dlscharged
h soon ~ Toon, can b. had 1t the osescrowded
docks. ,.Ths Jam In tho river IL becoming worse
with every now arrival, and II requires great deaf
Of ingenuity On tha part Ut the hAsboE masters to
keep thu channels open.
0rukH Pom!s.-Ths tug Ill Smith will DO sebullt
at Buffalo this wtutcs. ....'rhe sehF l.. j.. Webb
Ia 70 Fseeiso new stem, new decka and batch
combtngs r. tho Milxpnkea Company's yArd. ....
Ths Prep ketcha.n Is Oh i,ss ~sY up from buffalo,
aud will winter hssu II shs docs not VT icc bound.
land. to Capt. Ed.ar an4 pettutt partner, for
3l5. 0Oo.. Tho schf }. Hazard Iiartxe! will &c.
cttva rebuild Ut uudalo this WiufeF Private
t!spatches sscetyed 1t MsnltoWoo stata that the
tug Minnie Hnl aehn4 ueorge OsesF an4.tsen 1ooss,
~a!sl !sfs there oet. "a. bare .trtyed = Ssw uF.
port without q tux, wntla Two Rivers has three
The Bertha Eadtess. II. 4. 0sknon, and tbs Black
Maria.
, 1877-11-30
MARINE NEWS.
NAVIGATION CLOSED,

NAVIGATION CLOSED.
Tho fsesxlng weather Of yesterday added greatly
10 tho mariners hardsltps, and those ycssela that
hErlved-theso was qulta q large fcet-camo In
with thstE headgear covered with large masses Of
ice, while thelr decks and spaEa were also coated
suow. That made Il rough On poor jack. and he
was only too glad TO get Into port again
aad scok comfortable ire, and quit
sai!Ing for the winter. Owing 10 tho
snow-ta1l and consequent thick weather. several
craft that arrived juBt Outside tho a.bot niRht bs
I'll daylight, whom they were lowed III, Among
the arrivals wcto the schrs LixziO j sw. Nctvna,
Firing Mist, Maggie, Dall, N: q. Camerop. and
Ecutia loaded and loft port Yesterday afternoon.
tits probable that na moro sail or steam vcssela
tion ts practically closed.
, 1877-11-30
S0tl1H PARK.

Cu,cAoo. Nov. M 8.-Four columns of mnttcr
IL .s.~.',1a ..na. ra..orI.s .s.-..a - a -.
III ..ofn','s papst 5o''c,ua5 'usito scHp u
aufitlohal information uas4ng the Lost session
OF the Ilit1ota Legislature tln South Park affairs
vcrc tuycstfratcd by specisl commlttco of that
h,,,r o,a .t,o-.hv ", t1,f,,oot,o, ~ tsh.,,,oa.
~ a.4u snsiso1 s"o uot.ot .. Inau"sey
y, no"co YVES unearlaess' anu nothing Oh
criminal nature wes proved against tho other
meu,bcfa Of tho Park Commission. Bowen
resigned, mud John q, Sherman was an
pointed in his place, which wus all
very we'll as fur as It won't.
Tho examination developed tho further TACT
TINT, since tho appointment OF ono james Nor
gan as CommlssIonvr, ho has made the ,uanage-
ment Of nark nYars 10 confnrT fn i,fs infJiYi,1n.
al intercst Instead OF that OF the tarnayera.
Ills brothcr.tp.iaw controls the delinuuent mark
tn1rs' whcrcby he hids In ali jnntIs sn,tt H.
nnrk fsxea wttfott naYiue, a f1n,1ar yyhcn thc
tnxr,aver rishra 10 rrIiecin then thr srrcw. sro
nil .5nwn n tfc ntrnnst intt ~ ia ior,a a.
II intcrcst' n tIia xynrs w.s t1nna ~ r."
benrnt n thn narE ami t,c cnornt,,, ~, nro,s nv
Jsvtsd 10 ;,n .a,rt.n,nno thss pto'te
wo,,l.i ha nor. taicrahjn =" tsn nen,,o ~
Annther ~ n,ormna,,c hr,,ths,.n.iow ~" se,sa1 pup
fat rnmt,nrt far .tr.Tpnv and nmt =, H. t,".L "
hcrn 4 I no rofo4s 'a1 ~ tns W, nSa ~ tnH pasSS
ThSrs IL n,nhabiiitv tnt III pua saa
tinn vii h. f,lI.I a"9,n a. n f,,tnrr % tiov. Tho
, 1877-11-30
How tho First European Porcelain Was
kJnde.

AAAHG.
~ sunposs you . hays , 81 heard @ Of Dresden
Of PERRY W cl,iiaren I1,, s!su susros,nl!sg HIM
Drcs'!cn tea-pot tlat belonged 10 her grand
nothrr, nln! sha said tho tea always tasted bet
"wclt, here Ia un excellent french copy Of
an oil Dresden figure. It Ia a pretty flower
girl. ees how. gracefully she reaches for
; nosegay from her basket. have seen bolt
hsru'y distinguish from real flowers" laid
Uncle Jark.
"You'd hardly think that such beautiful
thing was maIe from common earth," salu
"Nor Is H." said his uncle "This kind Of
china is rnado from worry fins ana very raro
clay that for long ttme was only found III
China and tho Corcan tHlanls: but about lGO
ony, named Botteher, discovered a bed Of It
there, and manufactured ths first true procelain
malo In Eurnpc, ha!! Unrto Jaek.
."Why couldn't they Get tho fine clav from
chins ,1;', sad make their porcelain aoywheret
;" because the. Chinese jealo,lsly kept all
thcir clay TO themselves" answered Uncle
"liow did that mnn come to discover wharo
tho clay was, and II It was Of tho right kIndi"
"ny a. strange chance. According 10 tho
fashion OF the tsne, men powdered their hair,
ustng wheat il0uE fur that purpose. One day d
Ncl9llbor OF tIle cllctnlst, In travelling an un-
irequcntcd put Of the country, ohserycd on
ILLS Aos<e's hoofa some white sticky clayt and It
occurred to hin that this Wiilte clay, dried md
powdered, would lnake m excellent mud cheap
substitute for wheat Hour ns . has powder. So
hc carried little home With him, aud soma Of
It finally rcathc.l Duttchcr. Tho chemist found
It extremely leavy, and, fearing the pre+etlre Of
some metal hurtfna to tie skin. he tested the
tlay In his laboratory. 10 his surprise and Joy
this white haiF-Iow4er proved Itself ppsscsscd Vi
The, salne qualities rs the gcrita6le Chinese
koa", - their clay ia called. ~ 4 Chat about
, 1877-11-30
COMM AlERCIAL,

Yesterday WA = very quiet day III commercial
Affairs. The Board Of Trade held no session, and
Its members kept away from the building and dc.
voted the day 10 fcnstng and Thanksgiving The
whotesato housca generally wcre cloacd, lumber
WAS quiet, and the street commission dealers
opened thctF uoofa on1r for shurt time 10 rcceivs
tho Eoots that arrived On tho morning trims. II
fnowed and blowed and tho day was decidedly
winsfy and gloomy, especially for Turkey.
MEMBERSHIP IN TIE BOARD OF TRADE.
To me Editor Of The Trtbune.
CHfcAuo. Nov. 10.-If understand tho PROPOSE.
ton. the object Of rho recently defeated amend.
menta TO the rnics Of tho Board Of Trade waa 10
tm,roso the character and credit Of those allowed
to do business undcs the protection Of the Asrocta.
tion. There seems to bo very little diversity OF
opinion in regnr1 to tho dcslEabltIty Of the nnd
aimed as but much as to tho best means Of astain-
inHit. The majority Of tho members having do.
MED that this ptnpoeed change in the rules Was not
= remedy for the evils suffered under cheap mcm-
bcrship, let us eadcavor IN some other way 10 ind
tot one am in favor Of continuing sho rrcsent
basts Of membctnh!p and allowing Tic Associasiun
to jncrehea Indefinitely On that basis. but Do
loose system Of credit pre.aiiinR among the nea,:
proposition for Improving iho same:
L.: us pass . r4lo by which tho future Of any
member 10 meet h!s obligations viii suspend hin,
make II incumbent upon h!s creditors to die With
tho Secretary Of tho Hoard within certain lime
thereafter statement Of their clAms AgAnat him,
coursc such ciaIms before the board Of directors.
This will prevent one member, whom hc gets
IN accomplice In tho present pickpockct system,
pursued for the purpose OF ''rohbsnK Fetcr TO pay
faui." and will enable all members TO get at the
financial responsibility and extent OF liabilities Of
all parties who fail. When all claims that itavo
thus been 1le4 with the Secretary within Tue time
ed, then nud not till then allow tho party sus.
pended to be restorcd TO the privileges of the Az.
ISOLATION.
This much, at least, tho Hoard can do towards
enforcing better standard of credit amoug tta
members. CoNxfssfoN MkAcuAKT.
, 1877-11-30
More 15tackmalls

An ol1ish innn, having nh apple-stanl m
woodward nrcnue, was ycsferl1ay appsoaehni
by hunrrY.lookIng lad, who asked: se
"say, mint vou goin' to gimme an app1e1,
"l'll give yon to the station flsstr' was tbs
GruH reply. ''
"You declare war, do you1. All right IN,
old buckthutl III stand right hero foT ibs
next hour and tell everybody that you spIt nm nv
your apples and then burnis1i 'eln on ynn, M
greasy old coat s1ccvrt We'll sec who'll cnms
out mead In this mad struggled" ''
Tho boy did. Hc got bis apple in lvo sees
onds. 'ss
, 1877-11-30

The following were tbs AEhsals and clcarauccs
for the twonty ionI hoars ending II 10 O'Clock last
night:
krson. Ntlw4hkee su1dstes; achEt NJ CsMcf1n. da1.
ssh .slt nosi. t9as, ga: rsnSM$ 1,.,.1 nHassn
MsiriaA, Ae1omilse, l9nhsr: Glars t5ks5: Hlssk
Law. hua.o, so4l: y; palI Aaasssse, iambsss u A.
GtSAhA1css-is1a DYlxst stssa A4naIo, aAooo
, 1877-11-30

Quinn. tho submarine diver, says the schr
Dridscwatcr need not have gono ashore II sho had
had sQuafesail. 6ho got into tight corner, aud,
missing atays could not back get out fast enough
for yes1s Gsop ii .he 1sve On ihc ,skss, o. &C.
count of tts economy, but Weeo ali tho 1eedcnts
recorded which hare occurred Ia vessels through
tho absonce Of single sluara topsalli perhsps It
would net b. 20 popular.
, 1877-11-30
pQnT HURON.

Special Nspa,cA to Tas GAtca1a Tribune.
roAr tlunoN, Mlch., Nov. a0.-Down-rropa
Maine, Aunls Young. waverly, Roaaoko. St..
Joseph, csaIateo, Egyptian and consost. laalsIgh
and consost, Hose and basgcs. 1saac May aud
barges; ach.s D. Il. Bailey. Dnntord, ], q. Mas.
ten. John MAgee, Donaldson, William GaaBdy.
Wlnd-soutnweat, fresh; weather clouuy, and
fytex{pu hard,
, 1877-11-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho banks. Doarl Of Trndc. anil bnstness houAes
Wefo closed IN observance Of Thanksglvlrg- Day.
Tho Stuck F1changcs III the other American cities
were also shut, Thc onty quotations OF tho day
are tiose from abroad, which will ba found bc.
, 1877-11-30

why don't Jou come alon2t" Hoe. whose legs
and hnnts were f1yihg In the afr like tho arms Of
4 runaway Windmill in a storm, could not let
the opportunity passt atid, as mn arrow fitted
BY bis ear, which, II possible, Increased Its eI
crt1ons, he exclaimed, "Do act like man
that WAS throwing ofI}H
, 1877-11-30
BY TELEGRAPH.


EVIEEIl3N,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-CoTToa-Tho moderate In
qutry freely supplied; middlIng upands, 7.lGd, Or.
leans Bs{d, sates TO- coo bales including l,Goo for
speculation and ozport1 O. 750 American.
CnKxA1-14a
PKov.sosa-B&con oaA Cd for long clear: 10 Cd for
short clear.
l1NDoN. Eov. eo,-!sxglNEp Pxrao1xtA-l2s Bd.l
tHtIEU QIL4-G1A ~,
, 1877-11-30
BUFFALO.

Ru1YALo, Nov. 2o.-A number OF ssean and sai
craft which cleared for Western poFts yeaterday
put back to-day on account OF vtolaat Wind, heAv,
aea. and 4 snow .stofm.
, 1877-11-30

PETROLEUM,
CLIvxLANp. o., Nov. t2o.-rRrEoLkux--Nasket
steaaJj standard whito, ITO tcst, 11kc.
, 1877-11-30
ItA1LRoAD TIME 7T1nLE,

nAILI1OAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
EXPLANATION o. RxyTnENux MAnxs,-f Patnrs.,
fUAlty. ~>~'Sssa.
CHICAGO l. NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket OnlccA q Clark II; tshcrrnan 1louAo) adj.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-11-15
81

-Messrs. Pope and Stiles made the
CHIEF a pleasant call Tuesday.
Uncle Sam CARRIER is able to be
up now and bis friends are glad to see
him.
Il. E. Davis of Scott Post Of6ce
dropped in yesterday and gave US
few minutes of social talk.
Rev. Reilly favored US With bis sun.
shiny pre- sence last week and left with
W a notice of quarterly meeting.
r. moves his family down to Red
Cloud soon.