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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15

ASSESSMENTS. So
The values of all property in the state subject
to taxation, returned by the assessors for the
past two years, are as follows: - -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15

Total of educatal funds S4 ESQ., al 10 S113 900 81
The increase during the year in the amount at
interest is S43, 066 SO. and the decrease in the
amount on hand is So 49S .S4, a net increase of
S33, SCI. 72.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15

IOldl--- <o-, WI w
villages and school districts in the state amounts
to 1881, So according to the returns received
by the secretary, of State. The total ascertained
public Indebtedness OF the people of Wisconsin
is, therefore. S12 OS3 2l5. 50-sOmewhat less than
two and seyen-tenths per ceut. OF the total
ed valuation
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1879-01-15

On January {, 1878. the balance to the credit of
the governors contingent fund was 81, 500 10.
The expenditures from this fund from that date
to January /, 1879, were 1924 2S, leaving the bal
ance the credit of the fund at the beginning of
the calendar year 1881 81
INDEBTEDNESS.
The indebtedness of the state remains as at the
close OF the last fiscal year, and consists of:
Bonds outstanding ............ si4, coo 90
Currency certificates. ............. 81 GO
Certificates of Indebtedness to trust
funds ................-..... 2, 2ss, coo 90
, 1879-07-15

DANvlLLp, ILL.,, Juiy A.-&Iaryest il oscr
here, wheat yielding from ~ to- 50 bushels to
the acre. Corn mostly laid by. Hay good.
ErrtNoMAM, ill.,, July 14.-Dusiness intereats
have Called nlo to tlss at1 other southern coun.
ties many tincs lurlnE the inst thrcs Or four
YeArs. and It gives tne no little pleasure to suy
tf,At hare ut no tins EEgn the country looking
much coutcntucnt and happlness, Southern
Illinois Il eota'"q r.4M w. uooa cEops q dsm
faith ln DIy1,o Providence, and unfaterlug
Democracy luye luns It.
Hsectol N&uatcA 10 1As 1EfbaHa
EI.o1N, ILL.,, July 14-Tlls will b. the heavy
week iu having II dry weather PREVAILS Thu
hay-crop will be- much better than expected.
The ehnch-bug IL getting 10 his worK III the
small crop ot wheat, a'ld tie ylcld will be poor.
begin ucxt wcck.. Rys is R!l cut. Corn win bo
fair crop, but about = week lata.
,n. sntctqt T. Mh'@patA @ 20 ~ 1,4euae
LII 81 0co aau oqt he ae
Of crops, u just completed. The rcceut sturns
hays not tn {urcd thu crops anywhere near the
extent that VIVA generally iearcd, Tile winter
Wheat u harvested. und vielus rather above an
grass, and will give au average of fully two an.l
half tons OF hav to the ucrc. Rye ID ready for
thc reaper. and ia but little lodged. sprlug
nase Wneat VIZ W. o. tns poorest CROP aud yet viii
the a stoFm prostrauons. aud viii equal the heavy
yield Of tno yeare ago. Corn never looked
better IN he.e parts md promises 10 Guido thu
teasy Ie y!ctd OF ~ year. Several pieces stood
VI couse. Ill crops on low, vet 'asa were much
mora uupronlslMx; but ll,o gauerul outlaok il
splendid. The farmers have reason to cou-
gtasulate u'omielyes and bo shankful. Unless
penty will bless thu eaalsrn haf Of UKls
CQu1ty, ="
, 1879-07-15

Montana. Plymouth and barxes, B!rcxhesd and
bar0es, CuyahoeA and bArQss, Superior Aud
consort, Chamberlain With s. q. KtnbAll and
consort; sehr II. 8. Hyde.
Down-Pfops Eahant, Dean Richmond, q. D.
cofapbesrJ and consosta, Havana and eonsorts,
Mineral Rock and bafEes; ting A. ]. Smith with
barges Carlmgford, Guy of Straits, and Mont
gomefY.
ea!led-D. L Dunfocd, lris-
mind..,southeast, gentle; weather 6ne.
po1tT HURON, Mich. July 14-l0 ?. m:-pass.
BERG, Oneida, Annts voaght, 1homas P. sheI-
don, 'io1drn WesL Wtllle Keltsr, Michigan.
Emma L. Coyne, Francta Palms.
Down-Props oa~egstehis, WInslow, o.
Joseph @. Martin, Bim El1sVorth. Cbsndler j,
Wells. laseo4 Harry Btshsll, Penssukas, M4ry
Wtnd-NoTthesst, uena.s: vsather dnA
, 1879-07-15

Prince Pierre BonanaEte was found bY 4 re-
porter OF The Paris SIore mitch less III than bu
was Fe5Ttsa, 10 ne; mS ne traes IT,. 81. sad; H.. ."sy
perhaps, ns,t lar from II. a4tIer from urry-
Gus cott,pant combined With heart disease. Tho
etnoliotl experienced On learning ttIu death Ut
sny cousin deprived Inu OF tho little strength
had left. ln addition, have not q sou, They
eayil with me about my treasury bouds, mud thu
dcstitution III which Tie Republican GOVERN
n,e.lt leaves mo makca nv condition still worse.
l suffer great aeul, und live alone With nv
tnde. As for tho Republican, a. tiey insist on
railing tMo thu murderer ut Victor NOir, YOU
can e1ally understand that do not love tbem,"
, 1879-07-15

CaHters held out yesterday foy IN advances Of
Nc On corn 70 Buffalo, hut Shippers WHO vanted
vessels refused to Efvs mora than 2c, and the
market closed with but few Transactions, There
were bat fex 1oaaeia ready to load. Charters wero
imported for s0,too bu wheat a.,d 4a.ooo hu corn.
The schrs Polly N. Rogers, corn u Kingston n
Nc. the Camanche wheat n NE, le Lady
Du1tsia and 3. Aauerson, wheat to Ceiling.
wood. the prop Philadelphia, wheat aud corn %
Erie on through rate.
pcrx have been endeRvofnx 10 rut rated down
to 91<r all around, but car1ters have fsfualnel
firm, 80 f&r - known.
, 1879-07-15

vtted, wtrc not allowed to enter the room occu.
pied BY. the guests of the evening, 20 they
passed into another. A uitnnte later the but
lcr, In white coat aid brass ittons, came alonp
tho hallway with sixteen Rlasses Of wine 90 .
aerver. "Thls way. plesse," observed one Of
the men. just set It on ulo table, tile other
eossss WI 81 mme IN here lho butler r. hln
the uninvltod went To work, and ncre Just
draining the last Of thc sixteen glasses nhet tIIu
mistress OF the house catne along n sec 1hat
wAa keeping the walter. 1Ern thete Was q row,
ard The pair Of champion imb!bers GOT the
grand bounce y Ia short order.
, 1879-07-15

srR1ror1rLp, H., Julr 1.-THE Auditor has
licensed the Metropolitan Plate Qlass Insurancc
Company Of New York. Capital, $4,000, to
do business IN illinois.
A certificate Of organization was filed to-day
BY the 1rlst'-Amcflcau Benevolent Society, oI
Joseph, D. White, Anthony stcCafersy, and
Henry Logan.
, 1879-07-15
BUFFALO,.

HuyFAIo, July 14.-Freaghts firm. Chartere--
Sehr H. D. Root, stone to Detroit at $40 for the
cargo; JENNA Matthews, stone 10 Chicago at
800 for the cargo; Elizabeth Jones, 1.l0o tons
coal to Chicago At boc; F1eetw!ngt coal 70 she-
bosean at Goe; prop ". q. Bsspuu', coat TO NIL
wnukce It t0c.
Clcared-trops Glasgow, Bay City; D. Bal
lenttnes Chicago, oscoda, Toledo; sehr Flcct-
wing, 200 tons tonl, 8hoboyvsn: Elizabeth Jones,
A. B. Moore, Cu,ca0o; Lyman Casey, Toledo
barges India, Fulton, Euraka, Dashlng Ware,
Gsace Whitnsr,. Bay City.
, 1879-07-15
TornedoN.

There arc now 1870 torpcdo-boata IN the Rus
sian navy and both officers and rnen ar0 ienrn-
ing how to handle and uso them. The iiaA 4KiaI
0nSttts states that tho conclusion has bepn
drawn from eeries 81 these exercises that q
tornedo attack should .iever be nlado with a
stnRle boat The boats should be provided with
either Whitehead or spar torpcdoes An It,
lacking hotslaa must be divided Into three
eroups' namely, pioneer group, an attA.klng
Rroup. aud reserve. The topedocs should bo
exploded by means Of automatic fuses, e1cc-
tr!city being etnploged only when these havo
failed to act. The Brars must ouly be lowered
into the water whcn the engines aro slowed Or
stopped: when tic boat Is steamlng at full
speed they must be kept raised. Tie attack
must be undertaken, bY signal from tho COM
u'anocr of the whole fotilla from several quar-
tcrs simultaneously. The speed Of tho several
boata during tha first stn9es OF the attack must
ba regulated by that OF tlse slowest among
them. Tie commander Of tic lotlla must a.
WAYS be- IN tho Inst boat Of thu reserve; and,
finally, the iorpcdoes must be exploded under
tile bottom or the cxtrcmittes Of the vessel At
tucked.
, 1879-07-15

The eaikfng Of the Alien in,thc Detroit Dry
Dock begaa Saturday usoFatnz, but there Is 10
much Of 1t to do tlatsha will probably not ba
out till Tuesday. On Saturday j. n. Jones and
Capt. John Oades held \ survey on the Allen,
and among their est1tnsts OF damages arc found
the following important items: Docking, re-
calktnE throughout, fcfAsteninK the bottom,
one coat Of paint, refastentrg SIXTY kaees la ttle
hold, and nav ltb. Also numeruus other
iteme Of 1esset note, which will help to bring
the damages up to respectable sum. It IL
likely thai the n1lshap Will cost some one over
s20U.-Post and Tribune, test<rttav.
, 1879-07-15
sehr Frank Parker, o,vsao, coil, Eighteenth

sehr Frank Parker, oswsao, coal, Eighteenth
ss o.rsgS ri opesssss ss Phil
scht q. r. AlIan Grand asren. 1nnabes. Mud
achr j. Y. Jones. Mn.kegon, lumber. Allan Slip.
sshr ssr o:hrse nSy o. baslo. aad CO... ksss
sehr MARI Amanda, Grand Haven. lumber. Arnold
sesr Granger Hastegcnf lamher; Polk .ttses:
sear Alert, Peahtleo. iufnber, Hush strss...
scar Knight Tsmplar, Black River, lumber.
sehr id. Nnstexon, lumber Twelfth ttrcet.
s.hf r: >; ste'sseridgs, Au'fesog' nmb'E' Eight
sss: sss: IT, Ss,Ss sso ss: Hs. ] sp
Eehr b. Il. fost, Msfan.ttt; orc, iIa.t Rntnace.
ssSr esr onasrs Ss.zspa.s a.n.tes III ismsf Sstte
Bebr A.. Aosher. Msnomines, lumber. sAnpsoa
scsr i. III ]. CLARK. tsnl,ses, larber, Market.
sehr Oak Leaf .i,adEpgton, lumber, Allen Slip.
Sss:ss s' E;s s
81; S'fs, Mq'H;ssea, ,s5st. ,ans: A,!sa pip
.rset
sehr Adiiatlc, Nuakefoo, Inmber, Market.
Schr II. c. Richards Escanaba ore, l.iast Fr,pA
scht -Four Irofhet.. White LAKE, wood. kusa s.res..
Nchr ]. N. Forrest, White riah Bay. bark. N. D.
schr parans. Cleveland. coal Narket So
Schr Nal. Ferry. Musktgcn, lumber, Hush stfeet
Hchr Mary Man, White Lake. ties. n. u:
Schr T. 7. Aver. EheboyRan, tnmher. Market
sear 4. Il llowi&nd, Escanaba. ore H'Nt Furnace
ACTUAL sAEttNHs.
6top Mts.enzer, Bsaton Iia.oof, .uad,.es.
Prop SKI Lark Benton Hartor. sa0dEleS.
9tme CoronR, Ut. Joe. r,lndEteE
stms Chicago. MRntto~oc. Hundt1e6-
Stmt Athena. MnHkeg0p. Aundficd.
Prop Scotia. Buffalo, aunttrtcs.
Prop CITY Of Traversc. Traverse City. aundrish
pfop George Dunbar, Musktguu. suQdres.
Prop Annie Lanrh. Munkc9on, snndrtes. d,
Prop Trader. Fentwater, snndnes.
Prop Milwaukee, BuffAto, snndFtes.
Prop EtiF Of Toiedn. Cleveland supdsiet,
rrop Mig oFoh. Mnskegon. tnndries.
Fsop e. Reltz. MAnsstee. au,dr.sa-
Schr John Mark. MAntAsee, iirhi.
sehr Lizzie Dosk, st. Joe. light.
9chr Contest. MuskcEon. llph..
Schr EsonlIG bAr, SheboyXan light.
schr Annie rotnlne Manstee, sundtiea.
9chr Il. 4. Richmond, Manisttc. light.
Schr 6. Q. 2. Grand flaren, lIxht.
Schr l. .. Coaies. MantHses, light
Schr u. u. 1surrer, Mantatct, llRht.
sth1 X. EampbeIl ManLsfet, light
kchr Minerva, Muskeeon, light.
schr America. Auake1on, light,
hthe Imperial, Grand Harep, light
Schr Tom Paine. Aan!stec. light.
schr Like Forrest Manistee, light.
SchF Norman, Menom!noe, light.
schr q. Michaelson. Nauiatee, lisht. -
Schs Wolverine, Grand lIayen. llKht. =,
schr Conquest. jack&onport, tight.
schr Regulator. White Lake. liRht,
Schr c. Harrison. Manfstce. light
, 1879-07-15


CLEVELAND, O., July 14-Vesset charters to-
day: Bchra q. L. Watson and Moonlight, coal
to Chiesgu, It ooe: Porter, coal 10 Milwaukee,
At 45c; Nezsunee, ore, Escanaba to Cleveland,
on 2. t.; Penokeo, coal To Milwaukee, Al 5oe;
Jura, ore, Marquetts to Cleveland, u tL30;
BlRler, coal to Chicago, nt 6oc; goshawk, duck
stone, KelIey's island to Portage, At sc, fres;
steam barge Wetmore and cousott Brunette,
ore from Marquette, tie frat to Faisport and
the inter to Cleveland, Ut S1.80; schr Gallatin,
coal, Fairport to Chicago, Soc.
, 1879-07-15

CAPTURING A DFv1L-F1sn.
While talking ovcr tie Incidents attending bis
cruise in the yacht Falcon, on The Gulf OF Aex.
leo, ttIe other daY, to party Of frtenda, inelud.
inE TRIBUNE reporter, Capt. Peter Falcon, the
noted submarine diver, vas asked II he ever fell
ID with any Of thoss terribly uglylooking 1uou-
sters Of the eea,-lhe deyIl-nsb, ,-whose appear-
ance 10 many writer's have given inadequate de-
scr1ptous OF. Al Capt Falcon remarked, The
davil-aah must b. seen in ali his horrible
unonstrostty 70 b. fniiy spprecialed. He would
not attempt ANY description OF ouc but he told
thrilling narrative Of Tic manner In which him.
self nud 4 companion captured one. It was about
.. N. on the 2d Of last May, when the Falcon
stood oil the mouth Of Tampa Bay, her only oc-
cupspts being her owner and master. Capt. Fall
who had accompanied the former on tho c1uise.
Thetrim and stanch little craft WAS bowling along
At talr rate OF soeea, when the Captain dlasoy-
cred half-a-dozen de*il.6si, going over the sur
tugs when running '4wide apen after tow.
Mepb1a.opbsIes Of tho Gull, they finally sue.
eceded io approaching within ten feet Of ! .fel-
poon, and, with ! velltlifaeted effort, plunged
It into the monster 10 far that 1t penetrated tta
heart. Nevertheless, Tie bix Ian Ean
'9r IT,, deep VT ws;er q If the very f;Il. Pa
4tlSA ul99ik H&S IN Uiul. Inc
line attached to the harpoon VIZ paid ont grad
uafiYt and the yacht wae plungiuK through the
water with an Immense "bone ID her mouth"
Wills In the wake Of the flying monster The
seeth!nE and foamtn9 sea wa dlcoIored with
thc blood from the fatal wound. The iUss Of
blood Weakened The ,ev,athan 80 that tho Cap
tain aud bis compauton were ensbted 10 check
hig. and ho vas hauled up aloneFide and raised
m!t Of close observation.
"Wel1,' satd the Captain, bringing down hi.
}st 50 ~ To express The stronger lds sstontsh-
inent 1t the alght, It locked like The very
ds.il himself. Ills mouth measured thi1ty-two
incl,cs IN width, aud wM opened eighteen
inches. From tfo to tip Of hts 'auckefs' was
sixteen feet, and about tile tame length from
lbs tip Of tile nose to the end OF l,ts TAIL which
vas three feet long. We cut him aurtft ind let
him 70, thinking there Tss no lite
In him, but he bobbcd his bc,d
up and down several times Dawson
said he wou}d like to strike one, and, after scv-
eral attetnpta, no succeeded In getting along
side Of oue OF tho biggest OF the school, Fro,l
drovo the harpoon through the rear part Of the
fellow, and he catne UP On the BtHrbUrd side and
presented himself In ali his htteousness tell
you be looked like The devil himself, u hnve
been led to belevc his sasaDic Majesty appears,
aud 10 rnn fuHousIy and fast, taking The
Falcon along at the rete Of about
twenty miles an hour. We paid out
thu line and let him ~ aboon,ng. and
when he Cot W the enc oi tlle Is fathoms-the
longth OF the line--he snapped It like thread
mud sped on otlt al sight. Why, believe that
fellow had suckers fully a fset acsoss, aud
hq was awful to lQoX At,h
, 1879-07-15
ALMOST OFF,

The work Of getting the Gardner OH The
L!ncolu Park beach had progressed 30 far
yesterday that her position had been changed
81 that abe headed to tho northeast and her
how had been swung around 80 that It was shout
continuance OF favorable weather It was thought
ttlat the vessel would be Aaoat to-t3aY, and then
Lincoln Park would be minus its mnriuo curl
oatfr
, 1879-07-15
THE msuRANcEpool.

THE UIffANEE TOU1A.
A private letter received hero auys the pool
ine.lnsuzance) goes On, but some essential
charRcs have been made fp Its mapper OF doing
business. Hereafter daily reports atc to be fur
nlshed to each Company BY the Commissioner.
Time will develop The wisdom uf the changes
made al the late meeting Of the Executive Com.
favored dissolution arc sald to bo not rccoualed.
, 1879-07-15
PORT COLIsORNE,

dperial E.:nr.>.4 10 FAs 1tftsaA
PORT CoLBoRNR, Ont. July 14.-Passed Up
stmrs Prussia, Kingston to Chicago. general
caruo; Ocean, Quebec to Chicago, general cargo:
xrhrs j. n. Scott. Oswcgo TO Chicago salt;
Bolivia, UsHego to Chicago, coal.
Dnwn--N0thtng.
Wina-SouIlxest, fresh.
, 1879-07-15
CROPS.
ILLINOIS.

Speeial Dfspatrhts N Ths T,tbMnx
srR1sor1ELp, July 14.-From advance shests
Of the forthcoming July crop report Of the De-
partmcnt Of Agriculture, the following state
tpent Of the aycraue condition Of the cereal CROP
meadows and pastures, July l, will be Of In
ta,est, Tho Average condition Is represented
hY 100: #-....-.
, 1879-07-15
TIE CANAL.

BRIDGEPORT, July 1t.-Arrived-sfay1ower,
Peru, u, lOl bu corn; CisY Of Henry. Utica, 500
bu corn, 100 hu oats; 1fadose. Utica, ao00 bu
corn; Cataract, Utica, 6,0cG hu corn; prop Wei.
cutnr, Henry, 4.70O bn corn; lioorgta, Utica,
B,aoD bu corn; Kgburn. Henry. B,100 bu corn
prop Peerless, Henneptn, 400 bu corn; Sun.
shine, 0ttawa, {, 800 Blu corn; Tempest, Ottaws,
b,an bu corr.
, 1879-07-15

File OF your corns with the ''Japaueoe Corn.
Flo" II will surely curo and end pain. 3a ceuts
, 1879-07-15

dp&cia1 IHto4teA n Ihs Tf1Sunk
MlLwArKEE, Wis, July H.-Chartera, schr
Oliver Mitchell. wheat 10 Kingston at 4}<c;
srhr Columbian, wheat to Buffalo II 3Hc. The
syhr ltasea arrived from below.
, 1879-07-15

PORT HURON.
PoRr lIugoa, alteh.. July 1A.-Passct Up
Props IIuron City, Empire alatc, Badger State,
larscs Fisk. IT,. AnnIs Young. City VI Cuusord,
, 1879-07-15
Cut,l IutFusiars At d Hall.

:. ERRUIpU IlNHsT FFzN fF4H.
The following story II to!1: 4 couple Of par-
ties dropped III whl!u tlle Wedneslay-eyenf,ls
hull W.. in p5yvssss. lul. uut L.Y;ux Ls.u ":
, 1879-07-15
out this section arc cutting barley. Tie adj
vance corpa OF harvest help has arrived. WaRas,
$1.60 per 1ay.
INDIANA.
HetcfdI DtspdttA to 114 1rfbAnA.


Setetal DttpatcA to 7As 7rfoanA
! TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July A.-T1fc WafmsE
River las risen to a great depta. making four
teen feet rtsc in twebty.six hours, cauaed by the
latc heavy rainstorms north OF hcrc, pnti has
flooded hundreds III acres Of growing crops,
~ t-nn,n,.. sa,,.n. .,a,,1. In ,ata,,.s rI,n
-. m.., .s..,.,.
- ,s.,o.. ,,.t ,ns, ~. ~, IT, ..,' ~ IT,, IT,,
I'm a.,,,. nrs.. .nrn.,.a !. n1as,,.oa ~
aysrybo.l1 hs.c Mt o." thc w"nderfni yield
, 1879-07-15
MICHIGAN.
WISCONSIN,.


Special Dtspateh to The Tfibr4e.
MADISON, Wis, july 14.-Tho farmers have
commenced cutting winter wheat Which is d
very heavy crop.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-15

The COUNTRY OF THE FUTURE
Ex-Governor Dingly, of Maine,
who has been travelling through
Europe, says that John Bright de-
clared to him that "America is
bound to be the country of the
future" Mr.. DINGHY adds that it is
surprising to listen to the favorable
comments upon America which are
now heard in Europe.
Not may years ago our country
was spoken of slightingly and even
with derision. All this has been
changed. An American hears his
country spoken Of with approba-
ton and even eulogy. Americans
are treated with a respect and
courtesy that is shown to few
foreigners. Everywhere he went,
in nearly every railroad car, in
hotels on the streets, he heard
discussion on the prospects Of
America, with such remarks as
these "What wonderful country!
How rapidly America is develop
ipeln
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-15
CONNECTIONS :.

AT GREEN BAY with Chicago & North
western and Wisconsin, Central Railways for
Milwaukee and Chicago. and fer all points
North, East and South
At NEW LONDCN, with the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore 4 Yves ern R'y for SAawano ana
Mauitowoc.
At AMHERST I'm. and PLOYER with
Wisconsin Central r. K. for Ashland, Ste
vens 20 Mt. Portage and Madison
At MERIDIAN in with Chicago. St.
Paul Minneapolis Line for Black River
Falls, Eau Claire, st. Paul and Minneapolis,
At WINONA with Chicago, Milwaukee &.
St. Paul Railway, for St. Paul and Minneap-
oils, with Winona & st. PcterRailroad, &c.
n. W. for Rochester, Marshall, Sioux
City. Yaukton, and points West
At Ia CROSSE with Southern Minnesota
H. r. and with Chicago, Clinton, Dubuque
and Minnesota Railroad.
TIMOTHY CASE, Receiver,
ana Cent Manager.
GIuE6G4 I. CASE, Gen. Ps>s'r. Agt.
Green Bay. Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-11-15
- Es - q a 4 -
AND
= . AL E E AIMS
&<zS~ BETWEEN
st. Paul, minneapolis and Chicago.

The Chicago Milwaukee ana st. PaaI Rail
way is the only Northwestern Line connect
ing in same Depot in Chicago, with any of
the great Eastern and Southern Lines, and Is
the most conveniently located with reference
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bust
ness in that city.
Through Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks TO all Principal Cities
Steel Rail Track, thoroughly balasted free
from dust. Westinghouse Inprovch Auto
metic Air Brake, Niller's Safety Platform
and Couplings on all Passenger Cars.
The Finest Day Coaches and Palace Sleep
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres, Health and Pleasure Resorts, and
passes through finer country, with grander
scenery, than any other Northwestern Line
A. Y. II. CARPENTER.
Gen PISS and Ticket Agent.
;. :. MERRILL, jN0 c. GAJLT
General Manager Asst GeueraI Manager.
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WANTED.

4 FEW MEN 10 Chop Cordwood Enquire
- at, GEO /. BROOKS.
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90 AL a f r AIRS
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SATURDAY. NOV. Is, 1879.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
Chicago Time.
trains GoIng West. Trains Going East.
@AfAFoo sIAIlCNS EXPRESS
Spinner
DIST Il MOTIFS

From Green Bay to New London, SO
miles Plovcr, 81 nj; Grand Rapids 96 m :;
Mcmillan Junction, l4S m; Arcadia, 1872 f.;
Nnona, 2i4; La Crosse, 2S9 ST. Paul,
Isl; Minneapolis, 292.
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J. b, Murphy killed a hog on Tuo,d.
ten months old, weighing 1873 pound,
Bonneville Pleader.
We can see that hog aud go You GIN,
ter. Mr. j, w. AShcraft, OF this yicin "
killed a hog the other day weighing \
pounds. Lexington Advertiser. o y
We see your 81, and go you u bet
Captain. Here comes John p. MilGoa'
of this county, who has recently killed
hog weighing 452 pounds, Can You ooIl
Bonneville Pleader
We don't call. We raise you. Mr.. .T,o
Reynolds killed hog that weighed 5c.
pounds. Columbus Independent.
Mr.. L. L. Ledbetter, living within
mile of this place, killed hog that weipbe
after it WINS dressed zoos pounds. One y
the hams closely trimmed weighed II
pounds, This is fact that can be sn NJ
Do you call ?-Tupelo Journo
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A Republican Senator'S views

The Hemld's Washington correspondent
reports very prominent Republican as
saying 'If the Republican party had a
leader it might regard itself as certain of
victory in 1880, but it should be leader
who would lead, who would march forward
instead of backward. The notion that
Grant is the best man for the ..party is
absurd. His nomination would signify to
the country simply that the party does not
mean move forward; that it has nothing
to offer. Grant would be an old candidate
with dead issues, the leader wanted must
be in harmony with the times. If Hayes
to day is not the most popular man in the
country, 1t is because he is hampered by
hostile party magnates; he has MOI been
able to give. full effect to the intention with
which he began. On the old platform,
Grant is stronger than Conkling, Blaine
Sherman or Washburne, or anybody else,
hence no one need doubt the rumors that
have been circulating that the New York
and Maine Senators have withdrawn from
the contest; but with new policy, such as
tho Republican party ought to present, adj
equate to the wants and situation of the
country, Grant is impossible