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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

One of \. W. Aliens twins fell into Il
nine feet well on Fourth Avenue the
other day. lie went down to the bot
tom and brought up handful of mud.
Mrs. Peterson ran to the boys assist
ance, and finding ladder standing in
the well descended and helped the little
fellow out.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Mr.. Slater, on the st. Paul & Sioux
City road, was in town II few days ago
with IL party of land hunters. They
took Snipe and curleW ut the AlcAIan-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07
wORr1uHGroN AND SIOUX FALLS r. r.


C. 4 y. W. TIME TABLE,
Time OF departure of Passenger Trains from
Mankato:
Leave for Chicago lOa. M. 81 p IN.
New Tim at t; s. q. ~. & 5 . D. M.
Time OF arrival
From the East, so 4 III 4 $ 25 pm
From the West, SIS III 4 E 20 III.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

~ pocket-book containing five cents
and II number of calling cards was left
1T this Office to find an owner. We
will take either the live cents or the
cards N payment for this notice. Or
the pOcket-DuUk,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Council has ordered that all property
owners NOW the weeds udjacent to their
lots within ten days. See proceedings.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Il full line of SPORTING GOODS at ice
BarloW's. 3t-tf.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Go to J. H. .|ohnson's for Boots,
Shoes and Harness. 4e-tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

What screamer! is tribute often
paid to 4 crying baby, but DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup by allevi tting the pains Of
the little one soon stops the crying.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Will Lanydon has our thanks for a
neat little printers stick carved ont Of
plpestone. 1t is as pretty us 4 new
baby and will make Zephaniah Amin
adab laugh when he gets it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

II. Davis, the merchant, is preparing
to build Il fine residence Oh his lot on
Fourth Avenue opposite the school
house. Mr.. ID. will build one Of the
finest residences in town. G.. W. Brant
is now d;rrillw the ctllur
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Il. NJ. NeWson sends us the second
edition of the st. Paul illustrated"
MI. n. is the publisher Of the Independ-
ent Farmer and Preside Companion, Il
paper for tie farmers.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

j. II. Drake, the irrepressible Land
Commissioner Of the St. Paul & Sioux
City road and recently appointed AS
sistant General Manager, passed though
town OH Monday evening on lis way to
Sioux Falls.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-08-07

Wind collie, gldulneSS, pains III the
side and hip, can he promptly and ef-
frctually cured with DIR. Marslralls
Arabian Oil. Try 1T. Sold by Miller
Il Smith.
Elsewhere we publish all account Of
the Society for the Promotion of Mar
riage. We do this mostly for the ben0e-
tit of that love-sick old bachelor, tile
editor of the Jackson Republic. II this
don't succeed with him, We'll try some
other plan.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
To the Farmers.

Con Toombs was recently inter
viewed in Washington, and, when
Intercepted about tho condition O f
the South, he said that she was get
ting poorer and poorer every year,
and that the cause Of it was that sur
farmers would have cotton fields and
corn patches, instead of having corn
fields and cotton patches.
We agree with Con. Toomhs in this
i'm nothing else, and. as IL farmers
arc now making arrangements for the
coming crop, we bring The matter to
their attention.
Besides corn fields and cotton
patches" let US also consider the mat.
Ter Of diversified cro2,.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
Tho Orangeburg Times.

Having purchased OF Mr.. James l..
Sims y half interest in what was once
known rs The Edisto Clarion" it
becomes necessary Tor me 10 make
Tie following statement OF facts with
reference TO my connection with Tie
~"Orangcburg Timcs:"
In December, 1877, bought Of
Mr.. George Bolivcr the "Orangcburg
Eimns," who then claimed il as his
individual property. 1t was q grnu-
inc sale. When this was made pub
lie the News Company sued ont an
injunction and stopped the publica-
ton OF the paper, alleging that the
material upon which the Times W.
bcine printed belonged to ,hc said
News Company. In January follow
ing The Court removed the injunction
and the paper was again issued. ]
agreed to continue on the Times rs
editor provided Mr.. Bolivcr would
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
Our Position.

EaSutgrF - ~ -y.'-
This being The first Of the New Year
1T may be proper ior Us briefly to stats
Y puaiticn. Oar eiito:isl conncc
ton with the Garios having cnascH
in consequence Of propositions Of
partnership medc IN Mr.. Sim, by
MIR. Sheridan.who, ne understand, WAS
cndceverins gtp .rnrcha:c The TE~Es.
which he had boep conducting under
an arrangement vita Mr.. Bcliver
and consolidate ,thet paper; into
one, re determined if We could buy e
press and material anywhere 10 pub
fish another Democratic pepo: in the
County.
We did this in no spirit Of opposi.
ton or iaterterence with the proposed
scheme, but selclylaS expressed before,
because we con,cicntiousiy believe
thastwo papers aSe best inr .ho puoli c
intercsa,
Fce~ing howeys- that Mr. B,livor
he'd refused 20 sell the TINE, 10 tho
parties mentioned VIC malo prop o
sitisn 60 purchase xhich has been
accepted.
The sale is bona file, and as soon
as Tie i.spcrs are rscoricH nc viii re.
fer j DIR tyr readers to he book aud page
-. a-"Na |.
in tie C!erk'= rs.
M. ". a. Edwards. tho old and
established printer Of Lhc.place, is as
socisted with MS, and We intend to
issue a.Bcmccratic paper, the record
Of which shall speak for itself.
STILrs Z. MEIl1cuAwr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
M0rtgagee's sale.

Bv virtue o. q power in 4 certain mort
&. gc from Louis Jamison and .lxcob Bro
mar TO y. {. Tyler, dated the first day OF
January, 1874, and recorded in the hegis-
ter's office OF Orango!Irg Cou nty, or shc
18th day of January, la71. Wills ell q:
public outcrv, At Orangeburg, G. H., So.
Ca, ON the 3rd day Of February 1870, at II
o'clock NJ, all thst tract or plantation CT
real Estate, situate, lying aad baing ii
Willow Township, in the County and su,.e
aforesaid. on the North side OF TIE South
Eaiato River, containing o hundred acres
more or les. and bounded on the North by
lands of y. G. Tyler, on the East by lands
o., Hel1cr, Rodgers " Co, on the South ny
tie South Eaisto River and on the West BY
land, o. q. :. Reed.
Tcrms-Cash, and purchaser to pay for
papers.
ANNC. TYLER. Mortgage.
OrangeblrS County, S. G., Dec. 30, 1878.
jan 5t
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
.aaappY Now Ieas.

IA ~ t. ~ 81 ..
'The,grand Ola Wheel Of time has
made aHother revolution. Ono more
year has aissea mover to return; and
shother, fr2ightsd nith It's conflict
hopsasand icars, has da Wired
Jn,us. :
80 tho yeung and gay these shift
ing years arc hsi!ed MS bright h=r-
bingSrsy Of tine, bearing on their
golden wings tho richest fruits Of
JOY and peace, aud srching the hori-
soa Of the future with 81 rainbow Of
promise and cheer
To the more thoughtful, whose
heads are h~eginning to wear the ell
verod livery Of tho grave, each year
ms it rolls round in its mighty curse
is rec&onea rs only another atep in
the funeral march 70 a gaat and un-
ezl.ierod eternity.
The sands are fast runuine out
FROM :he.. hour glass Of time. TO some
Of Us a goodly number o f'thoso sands
mny he left 20 flow on, while to 9th
eis They arc nearly or quite spent
In the wisdom Of an all-wise and
mcrci:ul providence, to none of us
is given tho power Of knowing lie
exact moment at which the lna! grain
shall fall out.
But it is in The power ofus sl! 10
know, t!at whDor these sands nro
slowly bu! surely cbbing away We
sEould seize and improve every mo
m,ut. To sit anI nope over lost op
~rcrtnnitcs, and thus lose greu!er
caes IS The height OF folly.
.'Rrt.or e wcay.. in1Le sch OF life
Alright ;1ni golden i!Iin&,
hhd 10 10 Gohi viii wII'I q ready heart
Aa.d !.a0dt that areiswinl and willing,
Thar 10 snap The delicate. slcuher threads
or orr curious liver asuuder,
And :hcn Mapel,,aysnfs r lhe /. a@,vA ,n?s
Andhit aI.!,Gai.:o and Wonder
Life is ron; end chrnrs. AMI ,l,or9
is 10 tincc il &c Battle ofligh:. If
il the Efaiily of l,uman nature, du
Use l'ayo been neglected and ,esolu-
lions br,Len, we must let tho dead
last bury lis iced, and strike still
Eaidcl Bows Ter the living present
aud cv.a.tuI future. Rcsoluti ona
and prob siels mast lie backed by
example.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

all as wiser and better mon and
women. ~
The TIMES, under its now auspices,
IN this first week in 1879, greets its
readers with bright hopes and cheer
Jul hearts; and now in conclusion
VIC wish one and all a happy new
year, and a prosperous issue through
storm Us we'll as sun,hine.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

guarantee me the titles to the paper
when the suit should be adjusted,
which he promised to do. Upon the
faith of this promise the Times was
regularly issued as q true Democrat
&c organ during the year. s.
When Mr.. Sims purchased tile Clay
rion agreed with him TO consolidate
the two papers, and thus give the
county one good paper. But, in the
meantime, Mr.. Sims, having heard
from reliable source that Mr.. Boil
vcr had circulated n slandcrous re-
port about him, snubbcd MFR. Bolivcr
by declining an Introduction to him
on the street. Because of this 5cir-
cu:nstancc only Mr.. Boliver refused,
upon application being made, TO sign
tie necessary papers, until the matter
between himself ard Mr.. Sims could
70 adjusted. Such an event not being
likely, as Mr.. Sims Posi- lively refused
TO apologize or make any statement
to Mr. BViiver i'll reference to the
matter between them, 1 closed the
bargain 70, n half interest in the
Clarion and abandoned my claim on
the Times. J, therefore, take pleas
nre in informing Ike puhiic that
~heuceforth the firm Of She: idan e
Sims will Issue TIE ORANgEnUHG
DHNocRAT, p weekly county raper,
{" meet. IS far as possible, in every
respect, the demands Of our people,
withont' any sfilia;ion, directly or
in directly, with Rndical;sm.
FiUGO G.. SHERIDAN.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Branchvilie Items
This little town is still growing.
Two new buildings have been fin
ished on Main Street, one " Mr.. ".
Eas'crl;ng and another, II new drug
store by Mr 8. Il. Berry.
. a correspondent sayY; eve need
a new council the old one ;a weary
and needs rest. y strai!-out Demo
cratic ticket is demanded in Fobru.
AIRY. We have been mixing, but i.
don't work VOL. j. D. q. Faircy is
the mn for ln,cnIant."
Gail on j. 2. OF and i. r. Berry
for your drugs, and A r. II. Duke.
j. D. u. Faircy and j. D. Ehodes
for cheap goods.
A. S Dukes, Esq, is vary i'll.
Turkey is OH the decline s:nco
Christmas. Young and OLD seemed
TO- enjoy themselves hugely, and
peace and harmony prevails in our
midst.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Senator Thurman hrs yiy:nncoun-
tori last to Blain's letter by setting
forth before tho Teller Committee
the testimony IL to the election frauds
i'll New York, Pennsylvania, Yer
mont and other States. Blaine is
met at every stop.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
Fetit JurNrS ar .IarKary Cnnrt-

-HHTV
h"'srt "ai!cr, Wm. W Ncshnry, Geo. Il
SHltcs, I'eni johnson, Andrew p tiue, y c
Stondenmir", James T johnson, Thomas
N bug'ass. Charlie, ScAl5ropk, Daniel J
Carroll. bariel 5 Tho,aa., Wa. E lA!ar,
t1i5h G Valentine, Rarny Dempsey C
Fielder. jacob A Wolf, Luciu+ Dukes, Perry
Harley, Michael 4 Araat, Andy Clark-on,
James n Moss, Noah Whct:onc, ,tco. "
Barton, Lewis DAIMLER, Green W .ffevcrs.
Henry Glover, John w Af.@., II Riser,
+ Oliver Fairy, Jacob n Foxle. Lewis W
Weeks, Peter = Sh';l.r, Simion 3 B,ir, Wm.
u stablsr, David Mlrphy and p " Cen
eral.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
The Office OF the Press.

IL Is Woii SAID that "thc peu il
mlghticr than the sword" But il is
an appalling fact that ii is might,
for error aa wsll AS for truth. Itr
proper directi N is the true ~ntias;or
of the press.
1ho sword may ovc,lurn Ring.
doms, but it cannot es tablish right.
Truth ls eternal, and can never die.
The dcapot may throttle il undot hi,
heal, the sward nay redden it With
It's gore, sorhistry msy %silenc. it fer
3 seeson, but, like geld tried la the
furnace, it Comes out purer and briyht.
CT for its n:istortunct, or, like tho
herb, it soads f 9TH i+s svoolset fra
GRANGE when trampled uaasr foot.
HNch is..ssid shout tho parity of
The pulpit and the purity of the
bench, but probably tAe greatest III
roads Of corruption have been raads
upon the rress OF the land, which
should he the nobie.t bulwark of lib
erty. Instead Of moulding pablo
Opinion, in mol cases tie press is
following II. ob2elnicusly bowling to
money and power, regardless Of right.
With such trucking, the mission
Of tho press is diverted and desra-
died.. Its office is to educate tho mas
ses and elevate the STANDARD Of public
morality.
It Is nos INTENDED thst the leaders
of the pres should incuIcate only
their " peculiar vi,ws, but thcy
should be the faithful herald, of
truth, and seek only its advancem ont.
They should be unintiuonced by
considerations which dctract from
truth.
To this end the leaders ofthr pr ess
should be rre-emincnt " independent.
They should be entirely di~zcntanxled
r"Sh ioiitiSNi C~CI.ficCLl0nS ALT
ances or obligations which strangle
freedom Of thought and speech.
The editor should mover be g can
didate for office; for thus a collision
sill arise between self interest anil
public interest, and the latter may
suffer.
The advantages of n free snd un-
tsammcled press are not sufficiently
appreciated by the m, ses. The
press may be subsidized without n
appearances O. it to the public. This
is the primo cause Of the political |
corruption Of the past.
1t is we'll to bear in mind that the
press is generally taken as an index
OF the character Of the people, be.
cause from hence it derives its sup
port. Aftor an".rublic.. morality de.
ponds upon individual morality.
Let US then ns Individuals work
together mr i nurcr press and moro
exalted national character.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

1t is graft .ying 10 learn that Gov /.
Hampton is thought 10 be out OF
danger, and we have every reason to
hope dat he win. in iirc, hc abs %
take his seat IN CNnrrn-a.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

On Tuesday night a fire occurred
in Charleston which destroyed The
cotton press at the cornnr ofmarkc;
street and East Bay, and 10000 bales
Of cotton.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Undo the direction Of the Evan
g~elical Alliance a wcck Of prayer has
been APPOINTED in Charleston; and
among The subjects named, . blessing
is invoked upcn editors, printer, and
propristors Of the press. We say
amen
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
GRAND JUEnEs.

Frank y Bricklc, Eugene " Pal 81
Walter G Jumper, afelvin a Po=ey, James
j A"orer, tephu' Il Livingston, j III
Br"ndcnburg, Wade II Reed, Wm j Lewis,
Charles Shakespeare, Lewis Is I!utto, Geo.
Gavin, j Argus Core, Isom You, .And.ev
IL Ryrd, Martin \ Livingston, Ale, Robin
son and Andrew H7Sb;n.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04


We invite our farmers throughout
the County to communicate with us
upon topics of general interest and
especially upon such matters rs par
tain to agriculture and the general
Improvement Of our material pros
poets.
The flmEs is the farmers paper,
and thcir notes will make the pape.
interesting.
We arc rot speaking now ofhank
notes or "rccnLacks, which OF cours.
ere always interesting; but We mean
news items, agricultural o: otherwise.
We desire correspondents, idunti
fled with the farmers, from every
community, and it matters not if tho
dots are seat in !hc rough, we will
attend TO the rest. We nced rea
rather tlan fictitious locals; for Il
paper Should be reliable as we'll A:
ncwsy, and we intend that the Tine,
shall be both.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

Blaine says that Jas. Is. Campbell,
9. C. M%cmingcr and Il. w. NJ.
hlackoy arc his witnesses to South
Carolina frauds.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

NCticc oC IIismiS:sion.
The undersigned will Tile h!s fnn! account,
with the Judge Of Probate ior OrnngcJurg
County, ON the 4,h day OF February next,
and ask for letters Of Dian.i sorry rs GUAR
dian OF the Estate OF Rosa Shulcr.
WM. j. STROCK,
Jan. 4;h, lSI9.--lt Guardian.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

EX Governor Bonham has boon
appointed Railroad Commissioner lor
uuth Carolina by Gov. Simpson.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
NOTICE OF DIsMIssInrI,

will file my final account with Tho
Judge ST Probate for Orangeburg County,
as Administrator Of the Estate ofG. hi.
Bruner OIL itheS4ti day Of February next,
and ask for Letters Disrnissory.
GEO. j.. SMITH, Administrator.
Jam 4, 1879. ian Al
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

M~tnRiEp-Oa The 'Hh December 1873
NJ the Residence of:ile p.ih,'s ka.hcr, b.
Kew. y. W. tuitiro, Mr.. Adam Rourk (,
Miss ssilie ~Fosler. .tli OF Oransohur,
County. =. C.. {
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

We certify that tbs ae owe il a correct
list OF the & laims aei.d on By the Board
during the Fiscal Yea. 49,! and -
j.. I. r.. SMOAk,
y. y. HAYDEN,
h. b. 10 Il NSOE
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04
ANNUAL RT

Tho following is n list of the claims acted
on by the County Commissioner Of Orange
burg County during the Fiscal Year end
ing October SIst, 1878:
Books, STATIONERY AND PRINTING.
Nems0 dmouat Amount
CiusntS. Allowed.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-01-04

eJr Everybody says our
One Dollar Shirt
ONE DOI.EAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE NOLLAEs SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR NEEINT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE DOLLAR SgK3RT
ONE DOLLAR SHIFT
ONE DOLLAR SHIRT
ONE E>OLLAR SKIRT
Six For Six Dollars!
Is the best in the State l-0A
, 1879-08-10
.LEGAL-TENDERS.


Enormous Sums Paid In for Per Cents.
New YORK, Aug. 9.-W1thin about two weeks
this cit;'s banks have paid into the Sub-Treas-
ury the enormous sum Of s55,000 600 IN legal
tender notes in parmens for + per cent bonds:
OF this amount, nearly s3tt. .00O 0d0 we're paid in
during August, or within the space OF uI7e days.
OF course, payments on account of the called
boads have been heavy within Ibis period,
this morning the Treasury had on haud
about s2500o,0 600 legal-tenders ayoilable for
drafts, against which some heavy checks aava
been drawn, and which, in the course Of bust-
ness: will reach this city next week. As the
nearly all that is due On account OF subscfip-
lions to the ner cent bonds, the remaining bal
auce being on tag-eud. and OF no inaucial i'm
porlance. The bank statement to-day reflects
:hese larSe Treasury operasions in decrease Of
900 1ecal-tenders, and Sc, 6,S62,T5 in snr-
p{uS rrserYc.
, 1879-08-10
Wiud-Southcast, gentle; weather nne.


BUFFALO, N. T., Aug. 9.-Cleared-Props
Scotia tmerchan1lse), St Louis {mercbandise>,
Newburg (merchandise>, James FisK, Jr. (,ner-
chandise). Chicago; Empire State {nercnandlsc}.
Duluth; Chicago, L'Anse; schrs Ellen Sprey Il, 600
tons coal). F. L. Danforth Il, LOO tons coal, J.
u, Scott GOO tons coal}. H. r. Baldwin Is, 030
brls sae), Jennie Mathews 1918 tons coaD, Pensan-
kee Il, 600 tons coal}. s. L. Watson, Halsted.
Chicago; A. u. Jones, Ida Keith. St. Peter. Tole-
do; D. 4 Vun Vatkenbute, Milwaukee: Florida
Portage: " H. Oades, Detroit: La Petite (G00
trls salt), Huron, Ohio, Sweepstakes. Cleveland:
Abbie L. Andrews 1000 tons coal,, Stampede t5io
tons coal Duluth; r. craT,or1 l25o tons eoa'''
Cnarters-Schrs Pensauke: and Jennie Mathews,
coal to Chicago 1T 4Oc; a. L.. Andrews and Stau,-
pede, coai to Duluth at 6Oc, and wheat on return
trip. &c.
Coal freiehts unsettled; vessel-owners refuse, In
most cases, to accept 4Oc, many clearing ish in-
tending to stop at intermediate ports for cargo.
Schr S. l.. Watson, which cleared from here
light for Chicsgo. will stop ut Cleveland and take
coal Ut 55c.
, 1879-08-10
MARIN e n EWS.

LAKE ERE1GHIS.
Grain carriers were in such good demand agatn
yesterday that every one ready to load. md some
that were not, were taken. Four and onc-half
cents on corn Buffalo was freely paid, and It Is
believed that SC could have been obtained II cdr
riers had demanded it before the close Of business
The following engagements were made: To Buffalo
Prep Idaho, corn. through 10 Boston: at lag;
schrs e. A. King and Rounds, corn, at 4hc. 10
sarnia-Prop Champlain. corn, through. Ia the
afternoon the schr E. c. Hutchinson and prop Kus~
sa. corn. through; prop Blanchard, wheat.
through; barge Ars,onaut md steam narges Inter
ocean and Ketchun1, corn. to Buffalo, at NC; prop
Delaware, corn. TO Erfc. Capacity, 2o1. 600 bu
wheat. and 410, 900 bu corn.
Lumber carriers were in good demand yesterday.
but the rates were not advanced any more tnan
previously reported. The following char ers were
reported: Schr John Bean, drY luInper, from Sau-
gatuck to Chicago il l2= per 600 It; schr Eliza
Day, lumber, from Pentwater to Cnicago, 81. 25;
schr Ithaca. dry lumper, from &nskczon to Chi
cago, 81. 12h; achr Persia, shingles, from White
Lage to Chicago. l2c per loo; scnr Dousman
green lumber, from A1enominee to Chicago,
81 .37Iz; schr J. 4. Holmes, green lumber from
Grand Haven to kenosbn, 81, l2,z; scar Tracy,
dry lumber, from AusGegon to Michigan CITY,
ST. 13m.
, 1879-08-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
SDee{ot D{5Ydtch to Iht Trt5U7iE.


Special D,9ateh to 2Ae Tstoane
L1vERroo1, Aug. g-11 80 q. II. -FLouR-No
], lis Sd; No. 9, IS Cd.
GRA1S-Wh Whcat-Winter, No. l. 9s Sd: No. 2, 9s
I'd; spring, No. /, ss 9d, No. 2, Is 1od; white,
No. l, os I'd; No. 2, Sc Cd; club. No. I, 1os;
No. 2, 9s Cd. Corn-New, No. !, 4s I'd.
Pnov1sioss-Porz. 49z. Lard Sos 3d.
LvEnroo1, Aug, 9.-corroS--Hardentng: g 5-16
@6sad; sales. 5000 bales; speculation and e1-
port, 2, 900; American, 9, 200.
ANTWERP, Aug. O.-PErEoLEuN-l7f.
The following were received oy the Chicago
Board 0f Trade:
LlvEnroo1, Aug oil 80 q. m.-Flour, 9s Cd
@11s I'd. Wheat-Wiuter, o. 2dQb9s Sd: spring. IS
'lOdGSs Cd; white, s. 6dGa9s I'd: c!nb. os 6d910z.
Corn. Is 7u.. Pork 40s.. Lard. 3os Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. o-1 pz m.-Flour, 1as Wheat
dull and easier; red wintaE. es Id; No. . spring.
s. 50; No. 8 do, Is I'D; corn--Good market a.
4a 7Ku. Cargocs of coast--Wh heat dull. Corn in
good demand, Posx-Western 2. H., 40s. Lard.
, 1879-08-10

About $3.50 o'clock last evening, while The tug
Ingram was waiting to get through one Of the
draws of Lake street bridge, with the barge
Northerner. the oridge-tender having previously
balled The taguan. according TO the statement Of
the former, the Captain Of the Ingram started
ahead and the barge into the bridge, smashing
the rail OF the latter an1 SWINGING II aruund thnt
to have insisted on the rlght OF waJ, and, the
brld.tmen assert, attempted to force IT. The
Captain Ut the tug has different side If the mat
ter und charges the bian,e on the b1iogc- tender.