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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
D at spartanburg.

fi ct spartanburg.
Z On "Wednesday night last, about 8 o'clock,
SMOKE wns discovered issuing from A. ]. Nor
gan &iCo's. Dry Goods and Grocery Store, next
door above the Spartanburg Court House. TIE
alarIr' VAS given and the FIRE Company promptly
fespdEded TO it. On opening the door it was
disco 1red sthst the hxe was started under the
'sous and must hass seen the aI of an ihe
oenslagy, as Mr.. Morgan told our informant
that there had feen no fire in the store that day
and certainly there was nvcbahce for FIRE being
at that point unless purpose'y pot there,- At
one time, we Learn, tbei 9 seem sd to be no hope
of saving the t.ildiry and its contents, but by
judicious management aud hard work Of The
ijre Company and citizens, ,be building and
goods ere saved-the latter, however, in very
damaged condition. The loss is roughly esti-
mated nt from $1,000 to $4,000. We learn that
the stock was only partly insured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Vulgar Journalism,

Vulgar Journalism. ris;
The custom of Editors calling each other liars
Is becoming more common than politeness or
decenoy will tolerate. True gentleman never
do it, and when we find man-whether Editor
or not--ever ready to apply the word lie OF liar
to an adversary, nine cases out of ten he proves
70 bs q bully or one ignornant of the common
- In itsek IL soundA low when
uttered and reads vulgar in print.
/. No truer evidence of a low bred fellow could
be shown than the glib use Of the words "you
lie" ''liar," &C., and we find editors ever ready
to encourage their use by applying il to q CO.
temporary who may dare to differ with them.
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The Weekly Charleston News.

The Weekly Charleston News.
We have received the two last numbers of this
journal-thc only copies we have ever seen OF
it-and pronounce it one of the most interest
ing and valuable weekles now published in
this Country. Its literary, Agricultural, Chess
and news departments are filled with choice and
truly instructive matter, while it is q large and
handsomely printed sheet. In few weeks
serial tale of Southern life, written by South
ern author, will be commenced Subscription
price 81 year; 81 for six months.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Look to Xour Chimneys,

LUCK 10 AOur CnlmneyS.
Last week Spartanburg came very near hav-
ing destructive fire from a defective fue in
the Chimney Of the New York store building,
owned by Cnpt F. NJ. Trimmer. In conse-
quence of the lue being defective it was covered
over two years ago. This was not known by the
present occupants. and in putting up cooking
stove in the upper story the wood around the
chimney caught fire. The smoke attracted
attention in time to save the building,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

A WOMAN's CONFESSION OF PMUnpHR.-Cinciu-
natti, February lS.-Isaao Newland, O country
merchant living near Fort Wayne, Ind, started
homo from Fort Wayne one evening in Septem-
Der, 1876, getting off the cars ct New Haven,
the nearest station to his house. His body was
found the next morning in lonely piece Of
woods. He had been brutally murd cred for the
money known 20 have been ON his person whea
he left Fort Wayne. Last night, Mary Durrer.
woman of ill-repute, confessed that Perry Trs-
cey, John Garmeyer and herself murdered New
land, and robbed his body of $5l. They drove
out in a carriage, and headed him off after he
Left the train. Garmeyer is dead, and Tracey
is serving out q life sentence for numbering one
James OBrien. Mary also says that the same
persons murdered woman named Lizzie Early
four years ngo, she having incurred their en-
nifty.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
A Tax Of Z per Cont.

Tax Of per Cent. =
The Spartanburg, Union and Columbia Rail-
road pays n State and County tax Of per cent
on its gross receipts. If that is not digging
deep into the profits we would like to know
what is. The tax is levied upon the valve Of the
property owned by the Company, but it has to
come out Of the business receipts of the road
No wonder freights are high. Wehope the time
is not far distant when the state will be In q
condition TO relieve all classes of people and
business of much of the heavy load Of taxation
now depressing them.
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Highway Robbery at spartanburg.

On Wednesday night last, Mr.. Taylor, pho.
graph artist at Spartanbnrg, was knocked down
and robbed by three negroes, while passing
along o street in that town. The robbers made
their escape. 1t is suspected that they are the
fellows wilo set fire to Morgan g. Co.'S, store,
and finding no chance to steal there they resor-
ted to highway robbery. 1t we are not mista
ken negro strongly suspected of being con-
nected with the gang of burglars who infested
this town short time ago is now living at Spar
tanbIrg.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

TnE CENTENNIAL SAFE.-The large IRON safe,
known as the Centennial Safe" on exhibition
at the late Centennial Exhibition, containing au-
tographs, photographs, &c., Of distinguished
men Of the country. in 1876, was closed to day
at noon in the Statuary Hall Of the Capitol In
the presence Of q large number Of spectators,
though no formal ceremony was observed. The
safe is to remain closed one hundred years and
then TO be opened.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

Colonel p. Donsa, who, with the single excep-
tion Of Colocel Brick Poneroy, who 10 known 10
have caught and eaten alive more men, women
and children than any othcr person In the re.
public, is said to have come 10 grief in Neosha.
Missouri. recently. L. appears that the Colonel
had made some remarks about leading lawyer
Of the place, named Cunningham, The latter
got the Colonel in . tight place made him afix
his hand to q most hnmiliating sretraction, and
then closed the performance by using we'll
seasoned boot. ta - 80
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

No FEVER IN NEW 0RLIANs.-New Orleans,
February l9.--Reports having. been recently
published of the existence of yellow fever in
New Orleans, n statement is made that such re.
ports nre untrue, no cases or deaths {. ON yellow
fever having occurred here during this year.
The statement is signed by many prominent
citizens and officials, including DR.. Samuel
Chopin, president Of the board Of health, Coy.
ernor Nichols, Mayor Patton and Perry Nugent
president Of the Cotton Exchange.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

BrrrEN DY MAD CAr.-Mrs. Haskell, Of this
County, mother of Associate Justice Haskell,
was bitten several days ago by mad cat. The
cat was lying on the floor in front Of the FIRE,
aud without any previous evidences of madness,
flew ut ;he lady, and it was only with assistance
that she WAS able to remove it. Finally it was
remOvsd and thrown into the yard, when it was
very violent. 1t Is hoped that Mrs. Haskell
may experience nu bad effects from the attack of
the cat.-Psess and Banner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
The Globe Comedy Company

Has been delighting our citizens this week
Thsir performances have given general salts
faction and full houses have greeted them dur
ing their stay. From what we can learn-we
have not been able to attend-the company is
much above similar troupes that have exhibited
here, both in their general department and the
atrical talent.
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Can't Plow Yet.

Can't Plow Yet .3H &C..
Just as the ground was getting in good oondi-
ton for the plow we received heavy rain,
which lasted oil Saturday night, again retard-
ing the work on the farms. But little plow-
ing has been done, so far, and the farmers are
beginning to get anxious to see their plows at
work.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

OUB SENATOR AT WoRKI-Senr tor Butler Is
working most actively for. Charleston harbor.---
While West Virginia without mile Of sea coast
gets nearly 100000 in the river and horbor
bill, as passed by the House, Carolina with near
ly two hundred miles Of sea coast gets only
500, ,OO0
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Call On Us Noxs Week.

We expect to see very large number Of per-
sons in town next week, and we invite those
who owe us to call and make good their promi-
ses 1t will be a.sood opportunity for those who
have promised to do great things toward incrcas.
ing our subscription list to SHOW what they have
done by sending us all the neo subscribers thoy
nave obtained.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

THE REMEDY.-If Congress refuses to repeal
the laws which puts it into the power of Radi-
cal judges to appoint partisans to supervise the
election OF electors of President and Vice Pres
ident, the Democrats can find another remedy
for the wrong. They need not provide for pop
ular elections Of Presidential electors in the
Democratic States. The States whose Legisln-
lures are Democratic can provide by law that
the Legislatures of the several States shall choose
the electors. Twenty-threc States have Demo
cratic Governors, and o majority Of the States
have Democratic Legislatures. Richmond Dis
patch. g..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

Now, WHO WOULDN'T I'VE read, now and
again, about the salaries paid 20 editors Of the
great daiies. For instance, Dana, Of the New
York Spn, gets $11 900 a year; Whtelaw Reid,
Of the Tribune. $4,000; Nordhoff writes for
the Herald when he feels like II and is paid
$4,000 year, and 80 forth. Now, who would
not be an editor?
But hold on. The Reporter receives patent
medicines, big wheat seed, apples, wood, when
he can get ill., potatoes, cotton seed, shucks,
peaches. sometimes rotten at that,) poetical ef-
fusions by the quantity, "orignslb stories with
out end, tat least without point,) any amount Of
newspaper and magazine selections, and as the
suotioneer would say, "many other articles too
numerous to mention" Nov, just wouldn't you
like 10 be p Chester Reporter 2"
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

banker Hardy Solomon, of Columbia. s.
O., was not found by the messenger of the Pot
ter committee who went down after him the
other day. Mr.. Solomon left Columbia about
two weeks ago, ostensibly on q tour in quest Of
health Phiioc>L,aid Tines. o.
The sudden disappearance Of Mr.. Hardy Sol
omon, of South Carolina, has caused o feeling
Of profound relief in the White House commu-
nifty. .-.-- ~ ~
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

RAILROAD DAMAGE SUlT.-Baltinore, Febru-
ary 2l.-In the Court Of Common Pleas, in the
suit against the Northern Central Railroad, to
recover $4,000 damages for killing Mrs Burns
this morning. brought in verdict for the plain
tiff for $4,000
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
A PnoMpr AND conREcr CouSrY TnKAsunra

NUMFI HNU CVhHEVT. OVUNTf IHKABUHkk.
Mr. julius Mills, County Treasurer Of Ches-
ter County, settled with the Comptroller Gene
raj last Friday. His accounts were perfectly
correct, and his success in collecting the tax is
spoken of as something remarkable. The por-
ton Of the State tax for his county which re.
mains uncolected is almost insignifcant.-Cok
Register
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
More New Goods.

More New Goods. a.
We are pleased to meet Mr.. s. W. Porter on
the streets again. He is improving rapidly and
in few days Stark will be himself again.
He wishes us to state that he is getting in the
biggest stock Of New Goods he has ever received
and they will be marked down to cotton prices,
and that is pretty low.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

RESIGNED HIS RRcroEsHIP-Itis is with regret we
announce that the Rev. John Kershaw, Rector of
Trinity church, has resigned and will soon leave
the parish to fill similar position ct Beaufort
His congregation regret to part with one who has
labored with them SO zealously and so ptably
for the past several years. his ability and en-
ergy will ensure him great success in whatever
field he may labor. Good wishes follow him to
his peY home. me.-Abbepille Press & Bdnner.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

LOOK Our FOr CoUNrERFEIr HALF DOLLARS
A welt executed counterfeit Of the United States
half dollar is in circulation, and it's appearance
is calculated to deceive. When dropped on
hard substance ii entirely lacks the ring Of the
pure metal.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
Judge Wallace.

Judge Wallace.
Having gained o few days by closing out the
Dockets of Marlboro County, Judge Wallace
is on flying visit to his home. He will leave
for Darlington tomorrow and open Court for
that County next Monday. The Judge enjoys
the best of health under the weight of his judi
cial responsibilities ...
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

For the first time in Ireland, and perhaps l..
Great Britain, patient Mt the Dublin inHrmary
has been raised from death.bed by the injec-
ton Of warm cows milk into the veins The
patient was dying of exhaustion, and was
thought to have only few days more Of life
but is now rapidly recovering
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28
The Newberry News.

This ever welcome exchange comes to US un-
der the able management of Nj. L. Bopham, Jr.
and L.. W. Simkins. 1t has been much enlarge
and now ranks among the ablcst and best ooaI-
ty papers in the South. Success attend all con-
cckned;& our hottest wish. = ss.s--r->... ..-,.-s
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

A BLOODY TYEANr IN Observation-Disclosures.
February 20.-A report from Mandalay asserts
that the King Of Burmah has murdered all the
royal princes and their families, and removed
the new ministers and replaced them bv the
ministers who were formerly in office, thus re,
storing the former despotic government.
February 2l.-Further intelligence from
Mandal1y states that great CONSERVATION pre,
walls there in consequence Of royal murders.--
The victims numbered eighty.six. The details
OF the asfair are horrible. British interference
bloodshed. EH.I
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CoLUMBIA, Feb. 21.---Marion Sims OF Wood
worth, o negro tain hand on tho Charlotte. CO.
lumba and Augusta Road, was instantly killed
Mt Winnsboro to-day by being crushed between
the tender and coach cf the day train. The de-
ceased was q resident of Columbia t
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HoNoRs TO THE DEAp.-Atlanta, February 81.
-fhe remains Of General r. H. Chiffon, en-
route from Columbus, Ga, to Richmond, Va,
were received here to-day by the Governor,
Mayor and other State and city officials and the
military, and were transferred to the Richmond
train. large cOncourse Of people Witnessed
the display. lfonors we, g also paid to the re-
mains by the military Of Spartanburg and other
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

ZACH CHANDLER Sworn Washington,
February 22.--SES.rE.-Terry presented the
credentials of Hon Zachariah Chandler, elected
United States Senator from Michigan. The Gre
denfials " ere read and Chandler took the oath
Of Office
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Further Appointments for Union.
The Governor has made the following appoint
mentsef T.ial Justices for Union County,
Alfred r.. Aughtry for Goshen ill aad Jason
NJ. Greer, Jr., for Goude Jsyile Townships.
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DRArH OF BIsuoP FOLEY. Chicago, February
l9.-Bishop Foley died q few minutes before 4
o'clock this morning. The funeral services will
be held in this city on Friday, after which the
remains will be taken TO Baltimore,
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A Zig Job in Spartanburs.

a Eig Job in Spartanburg.
The Town Council of Spartanburg is advertis-
ing for bids to build eleven stores, Mayors and
Police Offices, Opera House and a Hotel with
ninety rooms. That looks like growing towu
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-02-28

YHtow u AcK At Rdo. Rio Janeiro, Febru-
ary S.-The yellow fever is increasing. Deaths
five to ten daily.
, 1879-07-29

: srecfa, ntspateh to 1na Tttburs.
, KAssAs CITv, Mo. duly y23.-CATTLH-Tho Pric4
Current reports: Neoeints OFT; shipments. Gel;
slow: natsu saippcss, "a. 50G1+, 81; nativG cows.
31.T5Gl. IS: native stoCkcrs and feeders, S. abE
! .. 40; Erass Tc1ans, 81. 0O7.11. ii.
Iloas-lseccipis %; shipments, II; steady:
light shipping, 81. mixed packing, 81. Lao
tGj. 60.
ClNCINN4TI.
ClNc7xHArI. July nH.-lIouR-Stcady; common.
$2f53. rs; light. 50. 0il3 20; packing, 80. 40Gb
b:uot butcAers', s3.boa33.G5i receipts, !, 059;
, shipments, 131.
, 1879-07-29

P.ap Milwaukee, Cleveland. Kunlrita. Clark strcnt.
Prop Granite State. Port Huron, hnndrtes, Adams
Prop c1,Y ~ 81 Fremont, pu,uth. aundr!.4, Randolph
Prop Fs1or;to, Msnosn,nee, towEue. Hush street.
Rchr e. Ntehanfaot, Manlsteo, iunbsf: Market.
Sct!r II. +. Church. Saginaw. lnmbcr, Rush sAect.
schr knight T*upIaf, Black Kivet, lumber.
scAr ' 8. 4. Who'd. Mar,ncttc, lumber, ste.,on
sehr Planet, Marinette, 1nnber. atst.on allo.
Hchr gohofn, Nartnstte. 1nmoar, StetAu1 SLIP.
Schr John Minsr, Nenomtnee. !unher, Ogden SLIP.
Sttnr Chicaao, Mnn,lowoe. sondriss. Hush stsest-
Stn,r Co.onn, St. Joe, aundrier. Rsef s!rcet
schr Arendn1. hsnieaec, lumber. Mud Lake.
schr George Steclo, Mafstec,, 1nrnber, Market.
Hehr tlalstin, Marinctte. lumber Market
sehF 4. i. Totser, K6canaba, ole, North branch
Iiofinr- Nit.
scAr y. l.. bnnhtm. Pcntwascr, tnmbsr' Twenty
fccond sttcct.
schr Filler, Mar!netts, lumber. stetson Slip ,
seht Masinette. Mnr!ncttc, lumber. ca. y. q u
schr J.: i. l!utton. 3.antatec. lumber, Market
schr Little DeIlc, Manistee, lumber, htck Island
ltaitrnad.
schr =. Nelso,,. .lnmbor, Twenty. .econd astues.
Schr Sardinia. Maniftee, lumber, KinzEe ssrcnt =.
Schr q. Ellen. Mantsscc, lumber, Twenty-second
btteat
AerrAt sAtlt1os.
Prop Delaware, Dutfalo, gfs!n and BnndEtas-
heht Nroton. Col1IuGwb0I. grain and hunlrlc9.
Prop Me4sen1eF. Benton AatooF, anndres.
Fsou SKI Lark, nantou fIaEbOR, sundEicHt
Stus Cnrona. IT. .}oe. aundflcA:
Stmr Chicago. Manttowoc. enndrcs.
Prop 0eFan. Montreal. sundr!es.
achr Adynnce+ Aaniatce. light.
Sehs II. a. Richmond. Manistee, light.
Hchs Guide, Holland, light.
, 1879-07-29
LEADYILLE.
Mining Items I'll and About tho Camps.
lpfctal plspaIeA u Tie 1ttbHna

Mining Items I'll and About tho Camps.
Hpcctai Dtsaa!cA 10 zae 7rfatna
LEApvlL.E, July 25.-Ihe London group of
mines on tho Mosquito Rauge, four mllcs from
town, has just been sold for fooO,o00-
Scuator Chairce has concluded the purchase
Of thu II. E. Lua for $2500 GOO In behalf Of the
Lcaay!ilc Mining Company.
Ecw nlul important strikes arc reported on
the South Evans, orc having been found in nay
Ing quantities. Ia tllr Highland Clief, Block
Prince, Cleveland, .and KatIc~.
Fourteen hundred ounce orc haa been struck
during the past week In the Waslburu claim,
elosc to town. ..
Two new tunnels hare been started In tho
Dyer. In the Grst, 100 ounes ORC in seven
foot ycin was found thrcn feet from tho sur-
1aco. III unprecedented circumstance.
The ALMA lLslrict is looming up as siel-pay-
Ing scctiuil seycs4l atrikes Of carbonate hAytit:
hpcu nude during tbs paat week.
THE Superintendent Of tho Little Chief claiina
to huvA l!aenverrd another bod Vt orc below thu
limo rock. .Thls property Is now nstllpatca ia
be worth g., ,UA0bO. -
There Ia 10 abatement Of the excitement iu
anl aouut thIs cB1Ip. Itse Influx Of visitors and
fostuno-luuters continues as large as ever.
, 1879-07-29

No. . do I'd lower. At Fl Cd. Corn, a. H'td.
Good market ndvanto necessary 10 buy laigoly.
Cargoca of coaat-Whcat In moderate demand.
Corn In good demand. Weather sathcr mose favor
able. rork-Wcstcrn r. II. OIL higher; 1t 470'
Lard batter tone; ais Cd Bacon frmer-Long
clear, a5s td; short clcart ed hlghof, at :oa 0o'
Cunbctlands, ats I'd.
1.oxnox. Jnly -I.irerpool--Wbcat qutet ana
steady. Corn strong. Mark Lane~-Wheat qulos
and stendy. Gasgoos on coaas-.Wheas nem.
Corn shade denrcr; fa,e svorage American
mixed, nas. cargoea on passaso-"heas "t.n' t
Corn shade dearcr Faru,crs' deliveries o. sn, En-
eiah wheat during tho past woek, eo' ooo4Szo' wv
ars. Weather In Enland fair.
r1taas D'zpa.cs 10 TIE 7ffeane. ~,
1,xrurooI. july as-11 80 a. m.-F1ouu-No.
!, lis I'd; No. {, tls 3d. ~. n a.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. De 81: NO. :, ~
Cd, sprnr. No. !, o.; No. p "a Sd; white No ,ns
nd: Nc. i, 81 Sd; club. No. i. los No.@'-M 20
Coru-New, No. ]. d 3d.
rnovts,oss-pork All. Lard, ais Cd.
L,ysnroot, July 2s.-corros-MaFket 9rmeF
=. 0xa0 0.lgdt salcs,: 3. 600 bales; speculation
ona eYnost.' 2, GOO; American, o, GOO.
rnov1stoxs-Mcss pork. AS. Primo :n,eea
brel 31B Cd. Bacon-Long clear, 2os Cd; ahott do,
2Os.
er1n1ra o1 TuHrENrsHE-22s 0l.
An7w1nr, July 2a.-pKrnoLEun--l7ald.
, 1879-07-29

DntnorFoGr, Jnly GS.-Arrlycd-3lohnwls Belle,
Kankakcc, feeder, ..000 bu corn; Gold ltod,
Seneca, O, goo bu corn; Hello Franco, Nortir,
1000 bu corn; Fearless, Mbrris, 4, 800 btu corn;
'rhomas Scott Mnrscl,lcr, d, 600 bu corn; Monte
Chr's,a, Marsciilcs, Q, 100 bu corn; Zinc City.
Lasalle 3, GOO bu corn, 1000 bnoats; Hold Hunt
or, I.asallc, 8,o0o bu corn; Ed II. Heath, lion.
nepln, 4,TO0 hu corn; Champion. Peru g, GOO bu
corn, 100 bu rye; Norti, America, Ottawa. h!'0o
bu corn; r. lsyburn. ottawa, q, 100 bn curn j;
GeorGa, Utica, u, ,a5o bu coru; Welcome. uenry,
4, 200 hu coru.
Clcafeu-reozcrs. Perm. 20, 900 It lumber;
tnwa 5O 500 II lun,te5 :.74, QUO shinglea; rnlas,
Chlllcoihc, 10, :}s It humber; +. $. Easton, Chill!
lcolbc, %, GAL It lumber.
, 1879-07-29

Ponr 1IuEo1, Mich, July aH,-rasscd Up
Props James Fisk, Jr., Lawrence, Poton'oc. Com
molorc, City Of New York, Iceland and conTort.
+. Il. Hale, With A. Cobb, Janea c. 1larrsson, F.
A. Notae. s. j. Tildon, md a. v. DradIcY, Dizk'
head and barpcs c. ]. keEst.aw, with Angus
Smith; schrr Mary, l1nttlc. Srw Hampshire, Sun
nysidc, Annie +. Grover. q. G.. flnncy.
Duwn-Props Gordon Campbell. Michigan md
bareas, Antelope and Hayes, Andrew j. Smith,
will CarlnVtort, Lilly Pratt snd hasGes: Hchrs
Leonard Hanna, Now dominion. our Son, He'd
White and Bluo
Wind-southwnst, gentle. Weather-Fino.
roRr liuKoS, July S.-lo J.. m.-props Hatcer
Annie Smith, with R!ycrride aud courost; schss
Maronso. John 7. Atott, u. A. Van Valkcnburs.
Down-rr0ps Winslow. Dean HtchMund,
City Of Concord. 0nzctte. Mary Jsrcckt. Uctsn,
witt, T. II. Merrill, Mineral Nuck mud basgcs $.
d. Cnldwell aui conaort, II. u. Futtlc anu con-
sort; sehrA GArtbalu CueIew.
W!nd-South, fresh; weather fnc.
, 1879-07-29

d0Ft1df 111Sbalth 70 1H6 3S7b99Rt.
CL1vHLAxp, July os.--.Vcsscl charters to-day
6chr Pcrrepont, coat from Cleveland to IT, Sar-
.ntn,- D0c. free; scht John JoNett, coal from
Cleveland to Detroit. JOe, free: schr Thscc
Brothers, Goa, 1rutn Cleveland to Milwaukee, bOc.
FREQ; Bchr Melvin i. bacon. coal from Cleveland
to Chicago. BIC; steam. barge Wetmors and con-
aust brunette, ORC FROM Marquette 10 Cleveland
r. /. ntcan, barge Forest City and con.ort Hrpwn,
Iru from Marquette 10 Cleveland On g: t.; eehF.
Yypo, coal from Asll&ahn!a to Ch!caao, 55c,