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AppIication For Patent.
TO THE GROWN POINT LODE MINE.
No 10
c. 5. LAND OFFICE,
DOzMEAN NJ T. Januarf 4 ISIS.

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
BOZMEAN, NJ. T., January 1, 1873. :
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Samuel
ID Rice, whose post Office address is Virginia
City. Montana, has this day filed his application
for a patent for ,4Sj linear feet of the Crown
Point Lode Mine, vein bearing silver, with
surface ground 200 feei in width, situate, lying
Madison and Territory OF Montana, and known
ami designated by the field notes and official plat
on file in thi, Office Lots Number 81 and 80, in
Townships No. and south, Range No. East
of Base and principal meridian OF Montana Ter
ritory. The exterior boundaries of said lots No
- and 80 being As follows, to-wit:
Variation Is deg. - mi n. East Commencing
said Crown Point Lode and running thence South
- deg. f., 4S5 feet 10 granite stone set al the
\. +. corner of said claim, from which The d
section corner on township lin; between sections
No -, in Z. $. II. , f., and No in r. ), ). X.
f. bear. n. 3 deg. A. min. f.. 4G6 feet distant:
thence ). Is deg. W. 200 feet 10 qUarz rock;
thence n ~ deg. w, 4Sj fee! to a GRAM e stone;
thence n Is deg. f., .oo feet to place Of begin
ming, containing 6s2 acres.
This claim is bounded on the East by the Lode
claim of o. =. Moore.
The location of this mine Is duly recorded in
the Recorder Office of Madison county, al Nir-
gnia City, Montana Territory, ON page 81. in
book . of Lode Mining Claim Locations
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Crown Point Lpie mine or said
mining ground as hereinbefcre described, are re-
CURED To file their adverse claim with ihe Regis
ter of the U. $ Land oilice at Il zeman; ia the
Territory of Montana, during the sixty DAYS pc
Rod Of publication hereof, or th9y will he barr
cd by virtue OF The provisions of The Statute.
DAVIS WILSON, Register.
4. B. KNIGHT, L. $. Dep. Mia. Surveyor
NJ Il
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Smile Wiener You Can.

When things don't 20 to suit You,
And the world seems upside down.
Dou't waste Your time Il, freiting,
But drive away that frovl;
Since life Is oft perplexiny,
II i. the safest plan,
r. bear all trials bravS!,r
And smile whele'sr YOU can
Why should You dread Tomorrow,
And Tins spoil your to-day?
For when you borrow trouble
You always have to pay.
]; l. a good old maxim
That should be often preached
Don cross the bridge before you
Until the bridge i reached!
You might be spared mach signing,
you would keep in mind,
The thought :ha; good and evil,
Are always here combined.
There must be some hing wanting,
And though you roll in wealth,
Iou may miss from your ca he;
Iha: precious jewei-aea!th!
nd tho you're strong anil sturdy,
You may have an empty pur.e;-
(Aud earth Ia, many trials
Which consider worse;
Bat whether joy or sorrow
iii up YOUR mortal span,
Twill make your pathway brighter
10 smile whe..e'er You cal.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14
D!.PisYca's FaYoTita Prcscyi0iion.

nc ,cfin, however is but Il feeble exprc.siop
Oh IN hiSi anprccia ION If it, value based uuon
.nr, -" ic! "i;si "b.crta.on. y, Il cue OBJ
so,Nc. Lave VA Z wi!neS>in, ) positive re-
stiis IN lie few special disease. incl cent 10 the
49," = q :ihisii OF W"ma', sing.c il out us
.m"s. .'.A or c:o'Sn.ng gem of my
,"DNfaI ct,-cFT. Ga i merits, rs Il posi-
I've, s'ie, ;i.'l ci.crill ren,c.iv f,r this cl:ss
y. ,i..c.c'' ana enc iit Viii. ~ al times and
u,e az S'rs'itnSt'nee.. net hinti,. ami in l,ar-
i"nt "!i.i lie Bows which govern HE female
ntsicm, l anl wiling 10 stake lnv ,emr.a,inn rs a
raterian. NAY, erca ma q, -, c,liiitcnt am !
.i,M u VII NJ disapi""t he mot sanciine
cNi'cc ions 81 single invalid! l:i.ly who II q. il
i"r ai,: u lie a ncnts for Ilir.i recommend IL
t!at l o.cr AMI ell it IN Ter A PUNITIVE
GUAt<aNTEE. II 3. !cnc...ial eject i, not
eN!'cfic Gel hr 4 C time iWn-ll.ir.l, of tic con-
tents "t Tie bottle are ell, viii, on return OF
t!lc no'i e. iwo-larl, OF lie mc!irirc having
nec'i idnea 'ccor irg 10 directions. AMI The case
Hc!h" ore l"r ""ich rec rnnenu j. PROMPTLY
relus.i Q mo er p,i'I ior :. Had not The
moi reiie"i e"nildc ce in is virtue. roul not
Der u II ID iiia.cr Ike ro,nii.ions bus hay-
san. - ca n'i,u' IN r'scn Gus en- e. in thou
perfectly Ia!c Ia r;sksng bolh INV
merits.
me 'p!."wing are among thn-c disease, in
w"r Ir ny M. fasorttc Prescription has
Mulhe't care rs II br ria;sir. AID Win Il GER
fanny EcNcf before :i3:aine bv any me licinc:
M aa err g. i.Ase,,t.e Flowing. Painful
nsi'ira ct,l e. irc.t am scs. Weak Rack i'm,-
islNts, "f failing al lie l. .crus, An,cycr,ion AMI
Ectim'cfsinn, Eear!ng u avn Sensations. Inter-
h1s ilesf, Serr.'n, tiepre lion, UchiIitv. de-.
l"n'c'ct, Ihre icFei Miscarriage, Chronic
Coa- es.Inn. IH!taiia m .ai U.ccriijon Of n.
Uterus. I'n'o enc i,afrc,lne--, or Stcrili,v, Fc-
ma weakness. and Acrr many OF CIR chrome
aiecisc, INct!clii u W",i.tl nut me Toned here
IA "a aEcc i"iis of This H.. nlc. nv Fayariic
frcfrif !on works curc,-l:le marvel OF
tnc world. IiIis me'rinc,i .io uol extol rs \
cuc-aii, bui It admirably tIl.lis n single.
ness OF purpose, being n.ost lmrtcct
stcf'ac az ear - ,!i-cscs OF TIE cx,iai sys-
tc't If " iisaa. 1t " II MT ti>au,rrnt. nor viii
u III t;ir..i, III an: safe or con,ii i,n,
Those who he ira fur'iscr information on
ihcse >u!i.csfs r.iii 'ss,iafa IL IL THE PEOPLES
COMMON SENSE GsDIcAI. ADVISER a book
81 over 100 PAGES. sent, postpaid, on recent
W I'D IT treats iataaiesv II tsip e diseases
lecaillar 10 Females, aad gives much valuable
:ilvn'c in regard 10 Ike management Of those
affections
FAvORsvE TRANSCRIPTION SOLD
DY Af.L afSGs;s:sNTS.
.no R, 7, FIERCE, u. D, h9D'f,
HCFFALO, ". L.
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A Characteristic Letter.

When Mark Twain was in New York
State. he purchased a calendar clock. Soon
after his arrival home he sent the following
characteristic note to the dealer:
HARTFORD, September 20.
Dear Sir: The clock refuses to strike but
l am not particular about that. She runs
faster than necessary, but can regulate
that. She doesn't change the day of the
week and the month until noon: but if she
will stick to that, SO that can depend on
her, she will not pcrpeX me by giving her
yesterdays IN extra twelve hours. always
did think the yesterdays were too short,
anyway. enclose check.
5. l.. CLEMENS.
September O'Clock is all right now.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14
Owecten the Breath and Cleanse the
Teeth.

Always clean the teeth at night just be-
fore retiri ". for particles OF food collect
ell between the teeth during the day, and
II left there all night will decay. causing
the breath 10 become offensive and also
prove very Injurious TO the teeth. Scrub
the teeth with "A hard brush. using little. it
any, soap; sprinkle in little powdered
boraN Zone pinch will do) until the gums
arc hardened and become accustomed 10
ii; rinse the mouth often with boraN wa
ter; il will prevent it from becoming sore
or tender. If artificial teeth are worn.
cleanse them thoroughly with borax, and
when convenient let I! en- remain in borax
water every night if possible); it will
purify them and help to swecten the
breath.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14

q. S. LAND OFFICE,
BozEMAN, MONTANA. Jan. 18th. 1873

o. s. LAND OFFICE,
BozEMAS, MONTANA, Jan. 18th, 1879.
George Z. Hale. whose post office address
tana has filed his applici ton to enter as agri-
cultural land, u,.der the Homestead laws, the
Nor;h u of Northeast 4 and North u of North
west u of section % in township No. Il orih of
Range No. East; which land is suspended from
entry. Notice is hereby given that hearing
will lie had al this Office on The 18th day of ebru
airy, A. u. 1873, al 10 O'Clock a. m. 10 defer
mine as to the mineral or n-ninerai character
Of said land, and tesiinr,ny 10 lie used upon said
hearing will be taken before the Register and
Receiver at the Land Office At Bozeinan, Nom
,ana, on the 10Th day Of February A. u. ls7S, az
10 O'Clock Il. m
II Is alleged there are no known mines, nor
mining imi yovenen;s upon aid land.
no tdl DAVIS WILSON, Register.
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%levceess
% @VAeaS@sNN
si /; ii!zrrsX!wv&. atxNe
g g g ssA @NA@S@

| The novelty ofmnlcrn Medical Chemical. and
Pharmaceutical science. y" Use Of nnr longer
taking the lr"c, rclni!-ivc. AMI na,lsen,,s nils
compose OF cheap. crhic, and bulky ingretli-
EMS. when we caii bi' careful application Of
chemical science, cNtract all the c.,iharric and
other medicinal properties from the most val,l-
able roots and herbs. and concentrate them into
minute t'rannle. AcATrcly larger than 4
mu seard seed. ts;af can l'C readily swallowed
by those o! tie most sensitive >:"mac!is an,l fas-
tidiOis tastes. Each little Purgaflye Pellet
represents in most concentrated form. a, much
cathartic y wer a. is pnljniic,l in any OF the
large pills found for sale in drug-sh"ps. From
their wonderful ca;hartic power, in comparison
TO their size, people VIII" have not tric them are
apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in
eject: bat .'ct not at all the ease the different
active medicinal principles Of which they are
composed being 20 harlin,nzc,, and mUiined'
one bv the DINERS, As To ,r.au,c n moss |
senrchinS and thorough, vc: gently |
ahl kindly operating. cLt:larl.c.
$500 Reward j. hereby o!Icrc,l bv the pro. |
prieior OF thee Pellets. 10 any chemist who.
upon analysis will ind in them arv cao.ncl or
o:hcr forms OF mercury, mineral poison, or in.
furious drug.
Being entirely vegetable, no particular
care !, required v ale Using them. They opcr-
aic without o;uri'anrc 10 the con ,fi:rion dict
Or occupation. For Jaundicc, EIcadacic,
Gi !" ,:'a ~i," iM;p":e t;iooa, Pain
Chc-t, E.xzinc.s. Somr IruciliiOns
from Gao s.otmach, tsad I,.Io in tho
ZION ., K.aney s.." is:I Nal" t 8, re-:
n!OatcL feeling naout >ton,ach,r:usR
o. HiOoI TO Heat, Sish.rOiOrcd
Urine, cnsOciabii:ty ANA l.iOOnY
FOie!,Od!n:., tue Dr. 2Icrcc's pleas.
int Pur=aIisc Pellets. In eNp'ana.i N Of
lIc remedial power III INV Purs, i've Pellets
over s., great u variety rf!i>ca.c-. | wish Ia saw
mat eaetr action UPON tho animal
economy I. universal, NOT a gland or
Tissue escaping their sa,,aiivo Ism.
press; ACC doe, not impair TIE properties OF
LGcee l'clie!>. They a.c >urar-rns;el and in. | ,
closed in glass hot les Their virtue. being there.
Dv Plc>ciNet Unimit'red for anv Ien<tii Of time.
~ any ciihlitc, 20 that tuer are always fresh ! i
ana rciIabic. This i, not the case with those
rlIs wilicl are put ny in cheap wOnien or /.
asicbnari boxes. EecnIlcct that for ali dis.
.a.es wEcre y Laxative, Alternative. or
FurHattve. Is indlraiei, the e lii lie Pellets
VIII give the most Pcrfcc. satisfaction to all who
isc .hcm. " ~
. Ihcy arc sold BY all Druggists at ,
Is cents u bottle.
aV. 9:1a;c. =. D., P.c7'.,
BUFFALO,. Ny.
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Dan1e1 f. Be0tty.
Va3,i II OIL Z. Z Lnrs.y IL "a
W ON AM,

-. an immense practice extending through a
period Of leIrs, having vi .liu M limo ,r,.. 81
n''nN ti'oHsi!ht case Of tho e di e.i-e. peculiar
20 woman, lave been cni.icl 10 pc;..cct a
,H P,e.it anu ;cIee"hie mcicil Fat meets
VIC Indications pre- cn!ci iv that cas-, of dis
e' Is WIKI positive certainty AMI cN.ctne.s
, 10 ncsrmac this natural specific com pound.
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DANIEL F. nEATTy'S
ParlOr Organs.

These remarkable INSTR ments possess caraci-
i,e' Tor mn zeal ieri ami ext re.eipn er he-
fore aifai ell, ada ied for Anna eur and Profess
iohal, ana a, or ainent to any par or Exce.ing
III GuaH'E OF tone, flI neh Workmanship. ele-
%ahi i'r-igns ard iiEi h. and wonderful variety 0!
heir ccmbiaio solo sta,s
~ heah'i'ni rev Centennial styles now ready.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14
The PSYCHOLOGICAL

Has been publ. for forty years, is widely
and lavorably known, occupying place peculiar
ly its own, devoted TO The study Of HUMAN Ma
TURE in all its phases. including Entomology,
Physiognomy, Ehnology, Physiology, etc.
together with the "SCIEScE OF IIEALTn,' and
no expense will be spared TO make it the best
publication for general circulation, tending al
ways to make men better ,hysi ally, mentally,
and morally. The Journal for 1878 will contain
series of carefully -prepaped papers on Practical
called
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14
BEain and IIz1d."

Besides the Portrait and Biographical Sketch
Department, which will be fully supplied, and
each number Will contain useful sugge. lions Oh
Home and sanitary Matters.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-02-14
Statistics Of Longevity.

September O'Clock is I'LL right now
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13
suggestions to the state Medical
society.

The State Medical Society will meet at
Weston on the 22d Of this month. This
viii be rs eleventh meeting. The Society
hss been OF incalculable benefit to the
State, having already published many
yslusble papers giving information con.
eernipg the botany, cllmatology and dis.
eases Of the State. There Is one thing
they have been trying TO accomplish, but
In Which ,hey have NOT yet succeeded, and
tbst h 10 pct>the Legislature TO pass 8
law that will suppress the quacks. The
State i oyerrun with 8 lot Of 80 called
physicians, who have never spent day
IA he Office Of respectable physician In
he study Of the profession, and have never
been made q medical college. They have
picked up = little information By the
stndySsf some qusck work on medicine,
bat are no better qualified 70 practice the
profession than Hottentot. These men
kill hundreds annually, and are no better
than pirates or robbers. II IL time they
were suppressed. We hope the Medical
Society will renew its efforts to induce the
Legislature 70 pas 4 law that will COM
pei persons 70 qualify themselves for the
profession before practising i.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and all the States
adjoining us lave such law, and this
dave ne auacks 10 this State. We must
have q similar Law for self protection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13
The Wool Market.
NJ Z. BaIIstln q s.iaFiiy,

N. 7, BQll91n o. oAl4laAy
Matters do not appear 10 grow better
or wore on the general market for do
mestic iieeces, and nothing new" 10 the
stereotyped answer to our inquiries for
some iresh points upon the situation.
When purchases are made by dealers
they are mostly Of q closely calculated
assortment suited TO a regular trade, and
frequently only 70 the extent Of orders
already positively in hand, and manufae-
turers continue to handle supplies merely
to the amount necessary for consumptiye
wants. Indeed, the demand throughout
has tho old hand-to.mouth form, and
there seems TO be no attraction sufficient
to induce buyers to depart from II. The
recent movement OF some oil the parcels
Of new spring California had the appear.
ance Of goods taken because they were
attractive and cheap, and this was to q
certain extent true, with the same feeling
extending 10 other Pacific coast woods,
and also 70 fall Texas, all OF which have
sold with comparative freedom during
the past week, and given the market q
more animated tone. This continues up
10 the close, with 4 number Of manufac-
turers still in attendance. Dealers, how
ever, have, In most cases, been quite
prompt 10 accept any really full bid, and
some Of the largest sales noted below
are in reality the result OF long negotia-
ton, during which more or less in the
way OF concessions has taken place on
both sides. Supply here L. still fair for
the season. From buyers just returned
from California We learn that growers
views remain very high, and stock can.
not be reached at cost leaving margin
on prices to be obtained here. The trans.
actions reported last week 10, 900 lbs Ohio
at 40c for X and above, 5000 lbs do do,
/ 1900 lbs Jersey feecea, 5000 lbs Southern,
5000 lbs Lake and Georgia, 5000 lbs
Kentucky, 10000 lbs bury Louisians,
IA bags extra pulled, so bags eombing do,
10 bags No. / do, % bags fine super do,
on private terms, 10 bags super pulled,
size, 20 bags secured pulled, Soc, 5000
lbs fall, California, 15a20c, 10000 lbs
spring do, l5a27c; 5000 lbs do do, 20a22c;
5000 lbs occurred California, 52!c; $1,000
lbs fall California 15c, 20 bales fall, lsc,
200 bales new and old spring spring, q
bales pulled California, 5000 lbs spring
and fall Texas, 1000 lbs Eastern Texas,
100000 lbs Western do, 800 bales fall do,
10 bales Cape, 5000 lbs Oregon, on pri.
vate terms; 1000 lbs new spring Texas,
19ic, 10000 lbs Texas at 1Sa2lc for
Western, and 24a26c for Eastern; 5000
lbs Oregon Valley and Northern, 25a2sc,
AE. o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13

GEORGE francis T. appears, from the
following dispatch to the New York Sun,
to have been refused hearing at Boston :
Bosros, May, 5.-Railroaded 500 miles
to find citizens cowed liberty collapsed
tenth Boylston Museum sermon prohibit.
edl truth suppressed savings banks
foreclosed no Sunday lecturers excepting
Cook, Murray, and Moodys evangelist
Blue laws re.enactedl witches cremated
Beecher canouized Puritans victorious
everybody whispering Communism smol.
deringl barbados organizing though
malice for none charity for all. Have
Just cut wires after thirty years. aequaint'
ance with Aid. Curtis Guild before Bench
Judges at Parker House7 l decline ever
again TO speak in Boston. Seventeen
years ago knocked down Faneuil Hall
To-day knocked up Boylston Museum
Everything lovely Aquatic bird hang
at usual altitude. Psychology suppressed
Demonology triumphant Gloria In Ex
celsisl selah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13
Thesenate Bankrupt BiII-Takes
Elect Renfemher

WAsHISo1os, May lit Is note.
worthy that the Senate yesterday only
passed the bill repeating the bankrupt
law by five majority. In April, the Last
vote on the subject stood 40 TO 8. This
shows Q remarkable change Of opinion in
the Senate during the past month. The
bill Is to take effect next September. The
amendment 10 make Il take effect at once
was lost by 4 vote OF % to24.
The following Is the text Of the bill as
II passed the Senate:
Be u eaqeted, de-, That the bankrupt
law approved March 2, 1857, title 81, Re-
yised Statutes, and an act entitled "An
act TO amend and supplement an act en-.
titled an act 10 establish uniform sYs-
tenn Of bankruptcy throughout the United
States, approved March 2, 1867, and for
other purposes, approved June q, 1874,
and all acts in amendment or supplement
tary thereto or in explanation thereof,
be, and the same are hereby repealed,
provided, however, that such repeal shall
10 no manner inyalidate or affect any
case in bankruptcy instituted or pending
In any court prior to the day when this
act shall take effect, but as to all such
pending cases, and all future proceedings
therein, and in respect Of all pains, PEN
alties and forfeitures which shall have
been incurred under any Of such acts prior
10 the day when this act takes effect, or
which may be thereafter incurred under
any Of those provisions Of any said acts
which for the purposes named In this act
are kept in force, and all penal actions
and criminal proceedings for violation
Of any Of said acts, whether then pending
or thereafter instituted, and in respect Of
all rights OF debtors and creditors, lex
cept the right Of commencing original
proceedings in bankruptcy and all
rights Of and suits by or against assignees
under any or all Of said acts, 10 any
matter or case which shall have arisen
prior to the day when. this act takes ef.
feet, (which shall be on the first day Of
September, Ammo Domini 1878, or In any
matter or case which shall arise after
this act takes effect in respect OF any
matter Of bankruptcy authorized by this
to be proceeded with after said last nam.
ed day, the acts hereby repealed shall
continue in full force and effect until the
same shall be fully disposed Of in the
same manner as ifsaid acts had not been
repealed"
Senator Davis voted for this bill. Sen.
ator Hereford ia no, recorded as voting
on either side or "a being paired-EDs.
IsTEL.)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13
How an lrishmau Cornered q
Doctor.

Chambers Journal.
Another favorite story was Of trial at
Quarter Sessions in Mayo, which deyel.
oped aome OF the ingenious resources Of
Paddy when he chooses TO exercise his
talents 10 an endeavor not to pay. A
doctor had summoned a man for the sum
Of one guinea, due for attendance on the
mans wife. The medieo proved his case,
and was abont TO retire triumphant, when
the defendant humbly begged leave to
ask him 4 few questions. Permission
was granted, and the following dialogue
took place.
Observation-Disclosures. you remember
when | called on you?
Doctor-I do.
Defendant-What did / say5
Doctor-You said your wife was sick,
and you wished me to 20 and see her.
Deiendant-What did you say
Doctor-I said I would, II you'd pay
me my fee.
Deiendant-What did sayH
Doctor-You said you'd pay the fee, II
90 be you knew what It was.
Delendant-What did you say?
Doctor-I said I'd take the guinea at
first, and may be more at the end, accord.
ing to the sickness.
Defendant-Now, docthor, by vartue Of
your oath, didn't say: "Kill or cure,
doc;her, III give you guinea p And
didn't you say: Kill or cure, I'll take
II"
Doctor-YOu did; and agreed to the
bargain. And | want the guinea accord.
DISCRIMINATORY, dOclhor, by vartue
Of your oath answer this: Did you cure
ny Do siso' she. dead. You know
Defeudant-Then, doclhOr, by vartue
Of your oath answer this: Did you kill
Doctor-No; she died Of her illness.
Defendant 10 the bench)-Your wor-
ship, see this. You heard him tell our
bargin. It was to kill or cure. By var
tue Of his oath, he done neither, and he
axes the fee!
The verdict, however, went against
poor Pat, Notwithstanding his ingenuity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13
Saturdays steamers TO Europe.

Saturdays steamers 10 Europe.
NEW YORK, May l1.-Seyen steamersleft
this port to day for Europe, carrying out
large cargoes In the aggregate. A hint oil
the preparations for war is noticeable In
the export Of 5s5 bags Of copper to Germa.
nv, supposed 10 be for the manufacture
OF percussion caps, &. There were also
q number Of horses going 10 England,
which ara probably intended for the Bri.
tish cavalry service. The arts Of Pesee
were represented in the shipment OF 225
hay rakes and so reapers TO Liverpool.
The principal items comprising the yari-
Gus cargoes are as follows:
Queen, National Line: $1,000 bushels
grain, 100 hhds tallow, 1856 bxs bacon,
$1,000 bxs cheese, 100 ties lard, 100 bids
tobacco, 700 bales cotton, so bales domes.
tics, 500 pkgs starch, 800 bbls -four, Al
horses, 40 tons fresh meat.
Deyonia, Anchor Line: $4,000 bush
corn, 81 200 bush wheat, 1859 bbls -four,
s02 bxs bacon, 100 hhds tallow, 400
bxs cheese, 8 hhds tobacco, 100 tcs beef,
1880 pigs butter, IL horses, loo qn
fresh meat.
Caledonia, Anchor Line: 1920 bush
corn, ! 800 bbls -four, 476 bxs bacon, 2s6
tcs beef, 10 boxes cheese, 80 bags clover
seed, IL hhds tobacco, l45 head cattle.
Weser, North German Lloyd Line:
5000 bush corn, 5000 bush rye, 100 bxs
bacon, 800 tcs and 100 tirkins lard, "a
hhds, $50 tcs and 200 bales tobacco. 20
hay rakes, so reaperS, 100 bbls beef, 10
bbls shoe pegs, 5S5 bags copper, 400 sides
''I oranto, Wilson Line: 5000 bush
grain, 1000 bxs bacon, 500 pkss butter,
800 cases canned goods, 1888 bblS -four, 90
tcs and 200 pals lard. 400 bags oatmeal,
500 do clover seed, 1876 head cattle, 1900
srragon, Great Western Line: $4,000
bush grain, 800 bbls flour, 662 bxs bacon,
100 pkgs butter, $3.50 bxs cheese, 200
cases canned goods, 200 racks lard, %
bbls oatmeal, 100 bbls lard oil, 80 head
cattle.