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teiner Beoeutung iinb Die gio@ri9ten,
Die uns in Der oeri1oiIenen wo@e Der
&a6eliunse aus 9euti@1ano bra4=
|te. Sic llnterbonolun3en 5mii9en
oem gatitan uub Dem oeuti@en &ei@s.
tan5ler fnb apar ni9t ins 6toden 9e-
ratben, nebn,en aber einen iebr lan9la-
men @erlouf. Sic Wi@tisteit 6es 5u
erleoi9enben @eseni itanbes ma9t bies
beereifi@. 3uoem 1T moniisnor
&oneetti pel6er ii@ befonntli@ nit
|frii9en Snftruetionen bon @eiten Der
gurie ouf sinen 1,euen 4often in man-
den begeb:n bat, erft Dor eini9en 9a=
gen bort einsetroffen uno bate bisber
nod feline @elesenbeit, nit 6em Tiirften
Bismard in &iiiineen 3u eonferiren.
Ser Mus9lei9 uirb 6aber, wenn er
iiberbaupt 3u etanbe fommt nod
einise 3eit ouf ii@ ,uarten lafien, uno
mir f6nnen uns 6orauf eefaBt MAIDEN,
bab uns bis gum @4lu1e Der @erbanb=
luneen nod pieI 8I0blinn iiber beren
@erlauf uno mutbmabli9,s Reiultot
|beri6tet uer6en ,pirb.
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|@telle bes IiberaIen Cabinets @teemapr
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5ooffe 9etreten, in bem ieoe, Yartei,
nit ausna6me Der einit md@tisen 8er<
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-08-28
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Mit benz 9erannaben oer 9erbfioas 8
len nimmt natiirlib Die Sbdtistsitrd n
Den b0beren politiiden Greilen 81, as .
nit fieberbafter unseoulb liebt mea,M N,
Nusaanse 6ieies @abHompfes ensg ,e=
gen, Der oIs oos 8or}piel gu tesg co.
ben, nnper9lei9li6 tpi6tigeren 1sat ;io=
nalen Gompasne oes ndditen. Sol ,res
cine itets ma@lenoe 8eoeutune esssi mt.
Mit Der politii9en BmbitiGs, oa leit
|oer 8erta9uns oes GonsreIIegsgI ;lano
[seberrldt, 1T es baber oorbei; .beu N bie
9rabt3ieber beiber pelitii9en $50 rteipu
|iino bereits eifrie bemitb, bie.a sorbe=
reitunsen fir Die oemndda beg innen=
ben 8abIen 5u trefien. Gen. Heioen
|berlelbea er6ffnet galiforaien,, ,po bi.
@abl ant 3. @eptembsr. I5 .ttfinbet
sic 1at Elm unsew0bnli9es. Sntsre5I.
ni9t Bios tpesen ber 8abl1 BON p;rr
@onsseBmit9liebern, beren G euuno i'm
gonsreB enti9eidenb ieintau n, 5onSeru
6auptid9Ii9 pesen Ger @ ,tpideluno
Der bier Pasteien ira; @h aqte uu,sr
oer neuen Yerfallun9i 4 )ie 9aupt=
Iwibtisfeit ser WaN.ijt' alto lofa1er
Natnr. gss1in6 bier Silts ts i'm Tefbe-
bas vMrbeiier" (&anrne1 )=Sidet hos
lrspuol1tana@e, oas oenf 'fratiIde unb
oas aldetoer "Verfalla nss=Greunoe".
ItS tSouoernaus=eano'oat ! Der Mrbeiter lit
IWbite, Der Republifnna 8erfins unb
Iber beihen anberen 81 octionen Glenn
Isle 9smotraten babm nur ben Iekt,=
rem 9eu,einiom nit ht n u9erfoIiuros=
6reu1oen", fit bic anberen Nemt,r
aber ibre eisenen Gas .6ibaten. @lenu,s
grrdblans fdeint ! i6er gu lein. Scr
@iseit nm bic Goa srebFte 1T sau, in
oea 9intersrunh b or Sen @taatgfroo,n
gttreten; ma5rf4e inli9 tuerben bier 81.
3epubliianer fes,n.
Sas aelbe 6ie!5er ,patbet in Mempbss
mod uit unsel@mddter Rraft, unb gser-
fonen, uel4e feit mebreren Sabren bee
reita bort lpobnbaft iino. befirdien, oaB
Die gpibemie i'm nddfen Monate nod
lnerbeerenber auftreten mirb. Sic gioth
lnnb bos elenb, xnter 6enen Die orm,u
l@ewobner bon Mtmpbis gu leiben 30.
ben. ipotten na4 8esidten bon ausen-
I3eusen ieoer 8el@rsibuns nnb lino oe-
|eisnet, bns innisfe uno eaTridtieae
lRitssfabl au erre9en.
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DER NORDSTE.R.N.
9erausgeseben bon
8rief S Raiier, ct. Gloub, Winn,

Ser vstorbitern." erf6eint ieben Bonner.
flag nnb foitet iabrli6 in 8oransbeaablung:
80. Sir tueniger als Mfonate tuire
!, tein Mbonuement aneenonme1,. Son Abonz
1enteu, bic bic 8eituns nid,t auSbrudli@ abb
betellen, tpirb angenommen, bab lie bas
abonnement fort3uieten tpuni@en. Die Ser
abiaumung, ooer 8erpei9erun9 ber abbo>
lung oer 3eituns bon benz Yoita,nte, tpobin
bieielbe beorbert tporben 1T, fptpie bic 1ln>
,terlai1uns Der Nnaeige an bic 9erausgeber
bon ber etpa fattfinbenben Srtsberanber>
uns nnb Der Ansabe hes neuen @obnortes
-entbinbet nidt bon Der 8e3ablung beS bollen
abonnementsbetra9es.
Mn3ei9en,
ipeld)e obne Bemertuns 3ur Aufnabme ein>
geben, nerben 70 lan9e eingeradt nnb be-
re9net, bis fie abbeitelt mer6en. An3eisen
tperoen gu ben sem0bnliden Yreiien einge>
riidt, i1d1nlid 10 Gents per 8rebier Belle,
fit bic erfte @inriidung, unb 5 Gents fur
iebe fol9enoe. Sir Mn3eisen, bic lGusere
3eit fteben bleiben, nirb elm beoeutenoer
Nbsug crlaubt.
9rufarbeiten
auer Nrt, in oeutider, englif6er, fran3oii>
16er uno nortpesiider Sprade tperbeu auf'S
S@nellite, @@onfe'hno 8illigfe seliefert.
8efellmngen uno @eloer abreiiire man:
8rid s &aifer,
Bor 4o7, ct. elouo, wlinn.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-11
qrppt. AL Dsss ShepAerd.
m. Y. SUM-

i, Boz Shepherd autographed oil the
NY nom Santa 1e to Washington
t10S Aovls huIfying on 70 Sen Fran.
$50 % Join IN the reception Of Grant
10 bAd gone 70 Mexico With otter
ooeCulek0eD u the hope Of Ieyiy ina
80 Old mine, alleged'to be rich and
. A4ve been impeffectly worked by
- TQelQnM owners, A. q favored
1cobet OF The Giant guard and be- Il
q tho Warrington Ring, be natu' n.
u tnoQeht hle place Was BY the :ids
q eo1 fA9d tesm candidate, vsl1o In
toe event Of success. would restore
tho toemer order OF things, and cisim
thoe y W. vlndicated BY .he popuiar
Vo4A. 3af.i ass,s,i
~ Washington Ts,ns owed. n,
eot9 "a ~ aaeIU .peion Of arbjtrary
eutkesity mees %. fks nrotscfion 81
0to4e tea0 - ~ I other 'canoeS com.
ge ana. at hio diHeot iOaueuoe,
ssss - a. Mauce q public opinion,
E &oGAoD would never have ven.
tetcoz4 o. appropriate tho millions
CoSco taey voted away for the bene.
q elth6 ofEAni1ed band OF plum.
1oe09L They Interested Grant In
peQoEy ;l0pIoyed i IN value at the
public expense voted him specula.
NveSoot1O; ostered TO his appetiees,
Il him Tor ~ their .'p put
e ths very hout Of his departure
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-11
II. Ea1 Elections.
IN, 7. Bu0.]

Suppoos tne Republicans should
veyTy tho remaining State elections
thjo (all, Il does not by. any means
ioilt they xiil'have . majority ty
q the popular vote, or that the Pre-.
adenttel contest will be materially
oaected BY such result. u OF course
success would increase their con.
ndence TOT the time bpiDR and IN.
courage their hopes for the future,
The leaders find comfort 10 very
eight blessings. ~
Maine has been o Republican State.
/. since the organization Ofssh4 marty,
and hae always been reck0ned witt
% much confidence on thas aide as
kentucky has been on the other
Last year division and diacontent led
% Q defeat OF the machine, byNoom
btnatton between the Greenbackers
=, md the Democrats. This wear the
D!icans have partially recover.
r Their Lost ground That Is to cay,
= have regained the Legislature,
Wnlcn elects the Governor and
11D State officers. there having
Ano choice by the people.
Qt the old fashioned majority OF !
Yy1e twelve thousand, which hard. !
Wavered for more than twenty !
~ has wholly disappeared, and
oho Republicans are Ia u minority,
o0 It is true, but still q minority
01the popular vote. And this is the
result after an unexampled canvass,
the expenditure Of q very large SUN
ofmoney, the open purchase Of v,tee
SM thu niei0n .AAN RuASn t<N I"
form Of trickery known to unscru.
pul0D politicians. Yet Mr.. Blaine
had the choefful effrOutery to claim
oNpat victory, when barely saved byi
the ekin Of bis teeth from ignon.in.
i0us defeat.
Ohio IL u close State, which may
70 either way now without any cue.
C3ol significance as hearing on the
Presidential contest in 1880. A Re-
publican Governor was elected 10
California u few weeks ago, known {
20 be 10 sympathy with the mighty
corporation that has long ruled the
State and to which great majority
OF the people are opposed. Tue Cen.
tIa! Pacific managers knew how to
divide theft 'OppOnents and thus to
conquer.
The fsll. elections will settle moth.
Ing, and may foreshadOw very little,
- fAr ~ the Presidential question is
concerned. The events Of the ap.
preaching session Of Congress will
1G0p0 int question long before the
tVo N3jonal Conventions meet, and
VIII shape i In . way to- leave. little
ODpef - to,thet final issuA The pro.
G4tD\ Of the Republican otalWarts
u 70 force . sectional campaign and
@ nominate Grant ~ its exponent.
u the Democrats aro weak or foolish
enough 70 fall into this trap they will 4
deserve 70 De beaten. II they ere
ye10 4pA how. 4bs16&;by q
oo9lJy pofckased experience, the way
g the White House 10 open before
them. ...-I -"
Ismiy be necessary to run out o.
~ old Iute. and Il IL indispensable
. discard B0urb0nism. One thinr
oeovo oil others must b borne In
1Alnd Hsuccess - desi:ed, The Dasao.
es0t!c eodidate n biz own person.
d ~ eG:ssscedents, and by hiSfecoR. =,
:3eo character. phould glye the :
oQ0ok1y assurance that In the event u
q - 0leqtip1 Mere would be an end p
b aael1ph1t agitation, N
B6fAef s0rt Of, candidate can 4,
1o6e % Sfn, and II ID better that that :.
466s should b clearly understood y
do1 than yhen Il may be too late. .
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-11

~peiss..m fisnis I'D ,
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-11

NOTICE "a Ill |
Having sold out my eptis ~
Drugs, &C.. to N. H. Wilkinaa
to solicit my old friends snd ~
TO extend TO him . share Of tM Il
age hitherto 90 literally beeteva
me. T. kiCVO
June q.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-10-11

reputation i has astain~, d, in consequence Of
she marvellous cares it ~, produced during the
last half century. 10 sr mcien. assurance to the
public thatit viii ee1s nue to realize The happess
results hat can VI desired. In almost every
sseuop o. coz ny there are persons, publicly
Ane"a'SAes avebeen restored from alarming and
even desa rate diseases Of the lungs, BY it. use.
o.'ave tried il, acknowledge it, superiority;
ana Were it, virtues are known, no one heaisates
~'o what medicine to employ to relieve the dis.
uv,s and suffering peculiar to pulmonary aaec'
~ons. CaERaY PBC1oRAL always aIords in
slant relief and performs rapid cures Of the
milder varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well ~
Tie moro formidable diseases Of the lungs.
Al asafeguard to children, amid the distress.
ing diseases which beset the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, It is invaluable: for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to health.
This medicine gains friends at every trial, ~
he cures it is constantly producing are too re.
narkable to he forgotten. No family should b
without it, and those who have once used Il
never will. 49,
1ninent Physicians throughout the country
lslaetibe Il ed Clsrsymea often recommend il
dom their knowledge Of it, effects.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

On the principal cities throughout the United
stAtss, Europe. japan. China and the last
indies, the Australian Colonies and New zea-
land, and on Honolulu lHawsiD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

RonERr MAzELE died in Cohoes. n.
Y, while saying "Thank you. He
was very III. and his family had been
without food or fire for twenty'four
hours. The neishbors brought IN some
provisions. and his JOY was so great
that. In trying to express his thanks, he
brought ON fatal attack OF his malady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

The venerable wife Of q celebrated
physician one day casting her eyes out
OF the window. observed hor husband in
the funeral procession OF one OF his pa
tients, at which she exclaimed: 81 do
wish my husband would keep away
from such PROFESSIONS. II appears so
much like q tailor carrying home his
work"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

BIsuor H,yxS has shocked Texas
audience by saying that Christ was
lynched." The Austin Statesman, which
heard tho figure with his own ears,
moves that Bishop Haven be lynehed
for what hs calls elaborate BIAS
phemy."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

A LITTLE GIRL. when her fathers
table was honored with an esteemed
guest. began talking very earnestly at
the arst pause Of the conversation. Her
father checked her very sharply, "Why
Is IL you talk 80 muehi" "Tsuse I've
dot somssin to say" was the innocent
reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03
FITS, EPILEPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently curei = no humbus by One
Month'. usssc OF Dr. Goulari's CeIsbrs,sd lu-
faliibls Fit Pow ierr. To convince sufferers
that these powders will do all ve claim Tor
them. We will send them by mail. post paid,
trial bor AZ DR.. 0oulard IL the only physician
that Ia. ever made this disease q special study,
aud a. 10 our know ledge thousands have been
Permanently Cared BY the use Of thee Pov.
dsf., We viii guarantee q Permanent Curs In
every case. OF Refund Jon All money Expended.
All sufferers should give thee Powders an early
Trial. and be convinced Of their curative pow.
ers.
Priee. for iarve boz, $40. or four bore. for
$1,000. sent by mall To any part OF the United
stAtes OF Canada on receipt VI price. or By sx.
prc-s, 4. u. ID. Address.
Asu q ROBBINS,
800 FULTON street. Drooklyn, Mt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

An Illinoisian has invented safety
f" sand.valvc." to be attached to one OF
the legs OF ones pantaloons In icy
weather. by touching . spring. sand II
scattered overy the slippery places, MA
king locomotion safe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

New YoaK DANKKas-The Bank OF New York,
N. b. A.; American Exchange National Bank.
Smiths; the Union Bank Of London. jetn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

You remember tho skipper who
boasted that he was " Master and owner
OF Q doublsd.tlecked schooner" Well.
we'll human nature, you know. Per.
hAps even the cheese skipper Is little
mite proud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

RAIsISs are so cheap in California
that the boys shoot them from beam
blowers. aud any sort Of a respectable
dog will look srieyed when offered q
hunk OF raisin cake without frss,ing on
tho top.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

nKPosIrs ofC0Is OR BULLION received.
~ dther.on open account or " Issue Ckh.
TIFlcATKS therefor, payable lat the option OF
the holder) In Gold ulll or San francisco; 10
mAks collections, purchase Bulliou st the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San francisco;
sclls Bulls Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03
THE PIONEER
sHAvlHa 4 HAlRDREsslna SALOON
- aAns aa~Aas.~~a

MAIN BTRKRT,............00 HILL
Opposite oibson,s Saloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

A NAN never keeps his diary long. AT
the beginning Of the year he records a
vow to swear OF. After that there are
entries Of a few simple drunks, couple
Of headache and the book Is closed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All sufferers from this disease that are anIious
10 BE- cured should try Dr. Kissner's Celebrated
Consumptive Powders. These Powders arc the
only preparation known that will cure Con.
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lungs-indeed. - strong 10 our faith In them.
and also 30 convince you that they are no hum
bug, we will forward tn rvery sufferer. BY mall.
post paid. Q free Trial BOX.
We don't want your money until you Are psr.
fectly satisfied OF their curative powers. II
your life IL worth saving. don't delay In giving
fhess Powders trial, a. they will surely cure
you.
Price. for large bor. $500. sent 10 any part OF
the United states or Canada. By mall. en- rscsipi
Asu a. ROBBINs,
800 Fulton street, tFookiyn. MI.
fe5 1s-tv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

CLEAN TOWELS AND sHARP nAzons.
~ Quick. Smooth, Neat. Iistelss, voIn:
Hair Cutting and Dressing done 70 the most
artistlc. suitsbls asd satisfactory styis.
Ths oh Pioneer Saloon b the plAes' .nd ma eS =
yoa fofest u. ssAs~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-03

CROOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON
y mission and carried on masgins.
Correspondents, LATHAM . KING. San
franeisco.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
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Room 30, fredrlek House,
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TIL ,. and from till =. or By spsci. APPOINT
msnt. lyUun
, 1879-08-13

EAyfuATION NOTES.
CHICAGO,
There wAs hut one schnoncr 1t tic Lhn'beF
Market yc.teqiay. The movement OF vessels IN
and mt was tight. .....
Capt. King take. tho wheel on tho tug Triad to-
dav and Cant. Hcorga Smith wilt net ii enfincer
uf tho tns Monitor
Rf.aEwHENE.
rant. Mtnch. of Cieyclunn will, itts fnmoFcd,
bnlld n new propeller thls year.
y Kingston paper euye TINT II cast S:.r rsb 10
make kond the danihEc Hnnc 10 the CI* ut Toronto.
The old Montgomery II still ut Alvnnac waora
rho IN being ran1ly transformed Into lumbar
barge. Her stern will be rGnlEc hereafter.
Toronto .11;i: It Is mil that during the kp-
prnch!ng winter three of thu ttava1 Mall .tcaHlcrH
wl! l,c chi III Two md le,,rthcnca sixty feet.
j. there have tteeM shiurei sft EtcnnabA :51! ''l3
tons nf from ore and 4,,sO innr Of rlg.irnn. Frum
Mnrqurttc the shipments for tho Entne tltnn were
21. .a7u ton. os iron orr; from f;Anss TO- 39l tons
Ut iroi, Gre Mn,i 1, ,tEiu TOM us ptg. .lrUu.
0awegH TiHts: "Thr Flso III ftriEhtf has made
vcsssl.nwpes. quite luhi'aui. One gentleman. not
a yrssea-owner. but Il INN vi Il knowh canttaeFa.
bic of thu buaInrss. pays that vessel property has
advanced In vnlne from II 10 .. ncr cent within the
past week, This n true.Ni cnconrayng."
Detroit j'0sf and 1t;hHH<. yetlettay: lust .G0
yrAfx ago tn-day hc first vessrl tu vail un Detroit
ttres tntn Lake IT. Clair put in an anprarance. 1t
II mot at nll probable tAt ahe rlemblea tho nncs.
tic Rcl.oonera Of Howadars Tor pfnelleEt we're not
known thcn but then she was u ves1a end c3ntn'd
to be, and WAS. the pioneer of these waters.
, 1879-08-13

DyrFAro, Aug. Il. l2.-Clesred-rrop, nonc; tchrs
Fiectwtng. .,5O tons coal; Kcnosha Senator Rluod,
Willie Keller, Earle. Juna llalston, Toledo; Il. $.
Hazard, l.. j. Clark, j. N. Hutchinson. S9m Flint,
100 tons coal James e. king. Chicago; j. Mehd,
tj1f1 tons coal, Milwaukee,; Aco.tes, Columbian.
William Homo, ht!0 tgns cna lidlle tla1lsco!ne,
t)lu tons cunl, Dstfult; b1r.es II. j. Carney, hay
City, Oscot1A.
Char,ers--Schrs Pathfinder Mystic Hiar. John
Wesjpy, cppl to Ch!cago, i0r: lalnus &. king.
lumber from Sheboyran 10 C!tcngn, 3l.a7tt per
nj; Drlle liansco,n. william Home. coal IL br.
truf. lie; Flcctwtn., coal to kuuoshn. doc; r.
D Uorkcr and q, ~, Holt, coat TO Port Huron,
25c. and wheat back ), :c; 4. Eyelolgh, ptg Iron
ia Cleveland, 40c ncr toni lIntrtet itu.a, 1no brIs
water.ligla tu nrtroit, &c l. u. t.. Monticello aud
Mont D!anc, coal to D1auih Oh y. t:
, 1879-08-13

An unusually Low tta.o of water In tho river
yesterday troubled large luaael vessels a great
deal, a!, two got hard aground md suffered long
dc,cnt1ons. The barge Argsnaut, -con.ost 10 thu
steau,. barge In,es -laadsd with TO- llo0 BIT
corn, mud drawing II tcct and Il l,ches Of watsr
nit, when bcln9 towel nut YESTERDAY forenoon,
grounded In thu clIannul ah!tast uf tsle
ii o'clock In tho ui0rniny 10 y in thu afternoon,
whrn nyo tugs re1tnsGu her. aud stlu passed out,
Last evening nbuut o'clock fu bcltr SrIfla. Viii
cargo of ahuut ~. Dtu ll n wheat. al!d Drawing
! | fc1t md inches Ut waleT aft, Kut aground III
Tho n,kln rsvur }uAt west oI tau u.nyins station
PROTECTION, Van HeAatcE. n1.a Ewln. cuaA release
hgr.
, 1879-08-13

THE ST. LAWRENCE CANALS.
Tho work on Secs. and 2 Lachina Canal will
be finished within few days. The only labor 70.
1nnin!ng to 10 done 10 dredging of basin No. III.
When this Is performed tho whole Ut t's work OIL
tho 1.achlno Canal, excepting Sec. II. will bo
danc.
Tho contract for working at Oalops NauiJs, on
tho st. LawfuHcs aas becn awarded 10 ". Davis
Il Sons. Tens tnttIa form part Ut pps!cs which
t5u Cornwall CAnai /. l1,.sndea 10 nyold, They,
however. are not snh!cirniy obAiructed BY FoGks
passaro il Eenornity sHfe but, owing to lhu nres.
cnco ni snoular!no rocks; tho alghsat swcrvtng Oh
tllo part Ut u vcsre wuull cause hee destruction.
rock by btuslIng, and tts removal Will enable pow
erful vea+eld not only 10 mass dJwn mo rapids In
safGty, but t0 foEcu ther way up.-uu"trfdt Dis
bdfcH,