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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

Landing, arrived yesterday. Her OIL
GERS report the river at dead low water
up there, and say that they had hard
time coming back pulling over sand
bars. She left for Columbia yesterday,
where she will meet the Wilson. she
added about so bales cotton here.
The Jimmie Baker arrived at jack
son, Miss, last Thursday. When she
started up Pearl river, for jackson, she
had to await rise, and after she ar
rived there she had to wait for the
river to fall to allow her to pass under
the bridge. She was purchased by Mr..
| w. H. Richardson, son of Col. Ed.
Richardson the sscotton king of the
Mississippi Valley and partner in the
firm of Richardson & May in New
Orleans. The price paid was So, 200
cash.
| The new Natchez will be down
South in Dixie in about two weeks.
The John HI. Hanna is now filling her
place in the Vicksburg and New Or
leans trade, and of course you all know
that the Hanna can fill it to satisfac-
ton.
Capt. Jack Blanks is in Cincinnati
and will remain there until his new
boat is completed. She was at last ac-
counts nearly ready to be Launched,
| and will then be taken from Madison,
, Ind, to Cincinniti where she will be
completed, and will start South as
soon as possible. ..-..
Capt. Rabun's new D'Arbonne packet
i, will be named Rosa B. Rosa Brunner)
She will soon be ready to start South
- A Louisville letter gives the following
description: "Capt. Rabun's UAr
,, bonnie packet is launched and is one
- the best little boats that has been Dull
for years. Her length is 1877 feet, =
feet beam and feet hold. The capl
10 frame is up and is being hurried I
completion as fast as possible. 1t VII
-. have six rooms on each side; will %
- plain, but very comfortable. The hu
"a is ready for the engines, which are
. inches in diameter, with feet stroke
. She will have two boilers and WI
~, prove to be good running boat, tn
~ best Bayou D'Arbonne boat ever built.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
52-5
EDUCATE !
EDUCATE !

Send for catalogue of
UJIITwORTH FEMALE COLbEGE,
- I,rookhavcn, Mss.
Superior advantages In Music norma n,u
training English and classics, NJ Yo,y
Course. board, washing and fuel, ono sch"i-
as sn '"'' TT. r. JOHNSON, d. d., ProsI.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
Jewish Holidays.

jewish IfOlIU:tyS.
The public will please take notice
that the stores of the Israelites Will be
closed on the 18th and the 9th of this
month, on account of their holidays.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
DIED,

On the morning of 9th September, ie.s'
at the residence of her father Eobt. Lay I,n'
s,eor Monroe La, Mamie LAYTON, pc
loved wife Of John b, Stone, in the Zo'h
year of her age.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
FOR SHERIFF.


We are authorized to announce DIR. L. +.
RICHARDSON as a candidate for Sheriff OF
the Parish of Ouachita, at the ensuing
election December next.
We are authorized to announce MI.
J. e: MCGUIRE as candidate for Sheriff
of the parish of Ouachita. Subject to action
of the Democratic Convention.
Mr. Etlitor-Please announce me as
candidate for Sheriff of Ouachita parish, at
the election in December next, subject 10
the nomination of the Democratic Conven-
ton. II. w. N1cCAisNooN'
We arc authorized to announce Mr..
JOHN S. FAUX as candidate for Sherln
of Ouachita Parish. Subject to action
of Democratic Convention.
w. p. TERR1LL announces himself as
candidate for the nomination for Sheriff,
subject to the action of the Democratic
Parish Convention.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

The Democratic Parish Convention,
which assemblies tomorrow will, we
hope, have harmonious session, and
present a ticket with such unanlmlty
and brotherly feeling as to leave not a
particle of bitterness behind. This is
important, and will not be overlooked.
Mistakes will probably be made, but
none of such q character as should en-
danger the success of the Democratic
s,S~et in Ouachita parish.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
ritualist shG

ritualist sht
promenading'
he kick him outCED
throw him gently OFFICE,
This thing ought 4 = oo.ued Whiic
there is plenty of time to think about it,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
graph.
r IL, 1879.
o will pre-
VOLUMES s SENATE sss,
roR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. =
We are authorized to announce JuoSe
Taos. A. GARRETT candidate for
District Attorney of the Fifth District,
composed of the Parishes of Ouachita and
ssaAchland. Subject to action of Democratic
..ized to announce w. N.
ESD, as a candidate for reelection
to the office of District Attorney of the
Fifth District. Subject to nomination OF
the Democratic Convention.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

FOREST AND STREAM FURNISHING Co..
No. Ill Fulton ST., New York.
Post Office Box 2s32.l
TERMS: FOUR DOLLARS a YEAR,
strictly in advance.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

MIR. W. Fl. II. Mullen, who is suffer-
ing from erysipelas and was thought at
one time 70 be dying, was improving
yesterday evening
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
FOR CLERK.

We are authorized to announce MI.
AUSTIN GREEN as a candidate 1or Oleih ".
the Fifth District Court for the parish OF
onachita. Subject to action of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
). +. w ETHEL.
HENRY KOCH. D.. r. y" >'"'
UoCU ~ wETZEL,
Dealers in all kinds of
uo,rs HOLD FURNIT U n IL,
HENRY KOCH.
t,oFrINs, COFFIN TRIMMINGS %c'

,,,,u,,;tp-e reuaired, or made TO order, ana
turIue anaranteod. All orders for
EnrnituTe promptly attended TO. G0,lin M
aSnnIied at short notice, with serVico' vi
We have also on hand full sIoch or %
r,';,dram,s Carriages, which we oner iof
s';lo ~. io oyd shop ON Grand street, opposite
nf,Eee,s drug store. An inspection Oh Out
s,,rls and furniture is respectfully ihNi'o"'
January $50
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
AND STREAM
ROD An d G u N,

A weekly journal, devoted to field and
aquatic sports, practical! natural history
fish culture, the protection Oh game, Pre-
men and women of n healthy interest in
ont door recreation and study.
- Published by IS
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

No Eastern mails for the last two
days, owing to the quarantine when
I;ctshurg las established against
Delta.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

Faded hair is restored by Halls Hair
Remover.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
Will open on the
Third Monday Of September,

and continue until the last Thursday in
juno with tho usual holidays.
The course of instruction Will comprise
Science, Literature, Practical Business ana
Ancient and Modern Languages.
.nnunllv in advance. Board can be OBJ
tained in private families Mt from $l5 to S20
per month. For iurthor particulars apply
10 G. w. MCGINNIS,
n45-2m Secretary Board of Trustees.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
River News.

The river during the past week has
fallen six feet, and now stands about
two feet above low-water mark. lndl-
cations point decidedly to an early
rain, and it is probable that the Qua
chita will maintain its equilibrium for
the present, at least, and shortly begin
to boom again. II is so deceitful, how
ever, that we must refrain from max
ing any representations.
The John Wilson, from New Orleans,
arrived at one O'Clock last Saturday
evening and discharged a very good
freight here, mostly goods from New
York which were reshipped at New
Orleans by permission of the quaran-
tine officers there. Her last trip, pre-
vious to this one, was made on June
10th, nearly three months apart. She
left on her return at p. M. the same
day, receiving Al bales cotton here
which is pretty fair pickup Was,
early in the season. She left ON W
Orleans as usual Wednesday, a..1s53
she cannot get higher up than Co,urtf
bia, will be met by the Little Boz "
that place. F
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

CHAMBERLAIN HUNT ACADEMY
PORT GIBSON, MISS.
Originally
OAKL AND co l. l. r. q T.
T. III. I.ISCKEY .......................P Principal.
CHARLES SORG.."............is list Assistant.
REV. d. A. PLANCK.. Assistant
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12

nu..I
10 Northern
.ders of the
State as I'M
0 Greenback
The few
as keep up
to deceive
generally a
AVE no idea
II such oil.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-09-12
OIJACHITA FEMALE ACADEHS

,:ss.>..s,---..-.xe5esn-s.ss.:;;
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

Miles City a advertisements
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
The Learned Blacksmith.

Elihu Burrit, '.the learned blacksmith. ;,
died at his home in New Britain. Conn, re.
Gently. lie was 81 years old on the Sth OF
Dece.n'er last. and was born in the town
in which he died. He was the son of :;
shoemaker. attended school i'm his nati..e
village, and at the age of Is was appreD,ic-
ed to a blacksmith. At an early are he
began the study of languages in the inter-
walls OF his labor. and subsequently remoy-
ed 10 Worcester that lie might avail himself
OF the advantages OF the Authoritarian H.
brary there where he continued TO follow
his trade. In lSii he edited the CAyi,riaa
Ctizea at Worcester, and began lecturiny.
In lo46 he went to England. returning in
1853.
While there he formed the League of Tn
iversal Brotherhood. whose object was ITO
employ all legitimate means for abolition
OF war throughout the world.- The pr.
ihoiion of temperance. a cheap ocean post
aye. and the abolition Of American slavery
ere among the objects to which he gave
u best eNertions. lie was a retorner of
pure purpose and of great service. ..Sparks
from the Anvil and Thoughts and
Things at Home and Abroad" were among
his principal publications.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

A NICE LOVE STORY.
In which the Editor OF Norss, We
Oraska Newspaper is the Proud
Hero.

The Niobrara Ti1aes.. in reporting the
recent marriage Of Edwin A. Fry of that
paper and Miss Anna ID. Bltrani. of Nor
walk. Conn. gives the romance of the
happy event as follows: All OF Mr. Fry's
hlenis will Doubtless be pleased to learn
mat he has taken 50 fortunate a step in
lte. Mr.. ard Mrs. Fry were children TO-
yether and il was Eds ambition. hen /,
boy OF ten. to draw the sled upon which
anna rode TO school. and clcI, succeeding
lay thrills of in1csclibable bliss made his
tf'le frame qniscr rs lie presented his first
love with the biggest half of the red apll.
taken from bis lunch basket. A year or
'"o alter. Eds father thought il time that
:he boy should be learning a trade hy
which TO sec''re a living. The boy wanted
go to work in u newspaper office. the
tther promptly forbid il. Swing that he
hdnt want any boy of his to be a good
FOR nothing printer" ana put the hoy 10
work in leweIer shop. However. Ed had
mind of his own In the matter. lie visit
al the newspaper offices ut every oppor
.unity. learned 10 stick type" make IN
FORM etc. and in IA few months got
possession of some OLD type AMI a small
hand press. Then a new difficulty pre-
sented itself: he could not find 4 place
where he could take his material ana work
n his leisure hours with safety. Re told /
Ills troubles TO his sweetheart. and she
proved quite equal to the emergency by I
establishing the youthful editor and pub
lsher in the coinno'ions quarters furnish
ed by her fathers gIrrci. In n few weeks
paper OF dlminuiive size. but with the
enterprising name of Iaitkee PeaIe,. was
given. secretly. 10 the public. Anna play
ng 1.-THE devil on the paper and with
Eds heart AT the same time. Bnf who
ever heard OF a newspaper being issued.
IKE couriing Is done. in secret. The father
soon found ont v hat WAS going on. and
accordingly gave the boy a Yankee i,;,.l-
NJ. This Was too much for ELS limited
amount of Christian tottiiulc. lie quietly
hid his girl goodbye. left the patelnal root
without a goodbye. and set ont for New +;
! DIRK TO seek his fortune After working .
several years in New York and BROOKLYN.
a portion OF the time in Appletons. he had
the printing and newspaper trade, his !,
chosen one. pretty well learned. and start :,
ed West 10 grow up with the country. He ),
succeeded in reaching Yankton without :,
any adventure worthy of note. except the :,
showing of his trunk mp tor FIRE At Yank- ;,
IN he worked on the Heiukd a few months !,
md then went 10 Springfield aud worked
IN the TINES about year. In September.
S74. he came 10 Niobrara and started tie
'iosseer. and with what Success the mos,
4 our readers are familiar. During all u;
hesc years the dame OF love started in NJ
hildhood kept growing brighter sni Il
Fighter until recently the two hearts were Ia
iade TO beat as one. Ii is with pleasure VI
lat the part of the Pioneer who is now Cd p'
MY, extends his congratulations. lie Ill
nows how il is himself "
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

protection to Settlers on Railroad
Lands.

Washington. March Ex-senator Booth
to-day reiniroduced his bill Of last session,
proposing to allow all the benefits of the
homestead and presumption laws to settlers
who shall have settled in good faith upon
lands reserved for railroads or on account
or MeXi'an grants, which have been or
may hereafter be restored to the public
domain, and provides that every such set
tier residing on said lands at the date of
restoration shall be deemed to have been
attached at the date of his actual settle
ment.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

A promising young lady OF Eureka. who
mas some knowledge of the printing bust
ness. declines the company Of most wor-
my young man. on the ground that "He
has no style about him; he won't brace
up. mas no dash, cuts no figure. has no
point. lives up to no rule, is of bad form
and makeup. isn't a man of letters. nor
up 10 the period, is poor type OF the sex.
is OUT OF quoin, and she won't have him
impose on her." She shows solid sense
and evidently bankers for the freedom Of
the press.-Leadsr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
THE FARMERS.
A Strong Lecture for Them-Their
business Habits and Reading.
American Stockman

s American Stockman.
If those chronic grllmblers. the farmers
q would but admit the truth, they would sa,
that after all they have but little of whic'
. to complain. Plenty TO eat such as it is
and with it in their power to have if they
will an abundance of delicious food il
great variety. they complain while the
balfs,arved mechanic only suffers silently
powclless to remedy the ills under which
he has to drudge along. in the faint hope
that better days may come. One reason
tor the grumbiing about the hard times is
to be found in the fact that. as a class.
farmers refuse to look upon and to treat
themselves as business men. Not one in
twenty ever keeps I'm account of his work
and lis results accurately enough to show
him where he makes and how he loses.
Instead Of that, lie doZes idly by his COM
Portable fire, while the business man.
whom he enyies. bends his well-dressed
form and aching head in the most wearing
toll, his delicate hands tracing YEARLY
long pages of writing. Not one farmer in
ten spends cent. where the enved and
mOney-inaking man OF business spends dol
lars to inform himself concerning the con-
dition OF the markets of the world. their
wants, and the best way in which to sup
ply those wants and make profit by SO
doing. Reading farmers are still the ex-
ccption rather than the rule.
Ifthe farmer would give himself fair
chance in the world he must give himself
the same information other men need and |
Use in the race. He must become man
of business. using his brain more. even if
he must use his Drawn less. Few indeed
will hesitate TO admit that brains are more
powerful and profitable than sinew. vet
thousands starve their brain while they de-
'elope their muscle in farm work, and
hen growl about their i'll success in the
ontcst with wiser heads and sharper wits, &,
ct the food for the mental forces is album :
liant and very cheap. The work of many =
l:iined minds, the experience of thorough
'orkmen and careful observers. the in
)rmaliOn CLEANED from thousands of '
Ources, the movements of all the world. :
" '''ii'" "h'' ''!O IL Is p;Nt!IU 10 sal
iy tlieln-;all these and more are given BY
lie press at a priceless than that the farm,
VIII throw away on tobacco or waste BY
nSlect of some of the plainest duties of
is calling.
The agricultural press has fought its
ay steadily forward, despite the sneers of
e ignorant. until now to be a book-f,rm- NJ
is no longer Il DISGRACE, but to want
'ok learnin" upon farm topics is shame .
any farmer. and sin in those who are y
the head of Il family. Glass journals are
creasing in number. and are among our
st publications. Their success depends
ION the exercise of unusual qualities of
nd in their managers. but the field of o.
DOR is wide one and new, and many
lrnals of excellent character are already =
npeting for favor with the agricultural Y
sses. so that there is no longer an ex- i
se tor ignorance.
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Is. :y 81
ocraye5, 10 Stops Knee Swe!ls for S85 90

This Beautiful Piano Cd
right Cabinet or Parlor
Cr~an dixie crt). New
style No. Dimen-
sioi.S-Height, So inches;
Depth, % ms. Length, 80
ms. Three G, sets OF
Reeds. Thirteen QS)stops
u)Aohan; t2)VoxCeleste:
81 tcho;tp Dulciana; (5j
Aioilna;(6l Vox Humana:
"a irincipal; (s) Haut,
Boy; go Diapason; (IO)
Dulcet; dDGrand Organ;
lEJ Principal Forte; l3)
Flute. Five Octaves. Up
re lit Bellows, with i'm.
1nense power. Hinged
Lamp Stands out of sight
when not in use. Beatty's
Improved Knee Swell.
and Beatty's New Excel
sior Grand Organ Knee
Swell. Magnificent high
~ finished Black Walnut
Case and Elegant French
Ncneered Panels. All lato
improvements. Weight.
when boxed, 800 lbs, IL
contains Beatty's new
Nox Celeste Stop, which
lsby farthc sweetest and
most perfect that has ey-
erbeen attained. Charm
l;lsi is the universal ex-
clalnation of critics snd
lovers Of sweet music
who have heard this
combination. The sud-
Gen burss OF harmony
tErown out by the Beat
" Grand Organ Excel
s,or Knee Swell, from
.I,c scaie telng perform
eu oy q Professional, is
INN table. REGULAR
Retail Price All ed
Tor such an Jnstru.
Ment by the Monop0-
liets A&tA. about S3dO
! viii sell this Beautl.
lni Organ during thia
I,,onta In order to have
II Introduced, boxed
and delivered an E..a
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TO ADVERTISER
Geo.P. RowelI &C.
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPhpEk

Many persons suppose this list 70 be guss
IT CHE Mp, low priced newspapers ln sJ
llite otherwise. The Ca'alagGe sfales
What The papers are. When the name o. i" q
IS printed in FULL FACE TYPE i Is ~
insta nee the BEST paper in the pla,e n,s
,rinted. in CAPITALS If i, the ONL ,., i@n
he place. When printed in roman let.
ei h err the best nor 'he only pa er, bu' IN
va very good one, Notwithstanding .hsG
ives the population Of every low II ana ~, y, I'd.
anon OF every paper. Ii i not CO M
iSt IT Is NOT 4 Gil A' Ii A,r@
Il the Catalogue FIR each state ihs an
owns which are not covered by he t'tqThs b.
'nerated. IT Is AN HONEST lI>i' .af
charged for advertising are barely ope ,rs
publishers schedule. The price fo iI,srss
FOUR W eeks in the entire list is S635 mi
rates OF the paper for the same spassss In
are s. 1856 35. The list includes 9Io h s,e
II VIII ich l63 are Issued nAtLl ana - e;gs
LY. They are located in s25 d 1eren. sd
owns of y are State capitals, 3ss lid
} 900 y opula!ion, and Ash county s'srpoWp
~ app lic.tion. Address GEO 4 nBtp
CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERilN~
70 SPr uce St Printing House 20
tT-3l t2ml
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

Warehouse, as well as Farm Mills, are larsef
strlcte' both kinds requiring ri-c ei-cs &. q.
modatc the demand, and giving 4 capacity ol7
to 50 busHe's per tc,r, according TO e q u
and ''sct Up" or "l.nockcd d s.y." II iog'r
iila d, IS requested; a~d il ~ cas-, PIT y
board Cars or Steamer. Orders filled sarnc q
received
Mills shipped Knocked down" 20 for b.
fe'gh mt charged as when forwarded Get up
graphs and C'rcu ars supplied or apphca;ion. !,
Will be quoted loao and on liberia! terms. "
pondeAce solicited.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03
COTTAGE 6-oct. UPRIGHT PIANO,

We invite your attention to our new patent
SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT,
being the only one manufactured in the u. S Its
made throughout of the best material and work
manshlp. The action IS our patent improved and
is the best IN use; it fills long felt wan. fer a
light, portable, handsome and cheap Piano, which
will in great measure supersetlethe Reed ORGAN.
me Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five wears.
VIII stand in tune as long as any piano in the
market Write for particulars and terms Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools,
Address BILLINGS & co.
p EAST FOURTEENTH ST.
New York City.
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Truifod Cfofae
GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS

Commissioners james + MART, Ch.r,.
Anee.iey and John NJ. Robinson
She'ID ana dssessor-W. :. McKensie
lfetS ana Recofder.-S. W. Langhorne
Treasurer and Sapt. of Public Instructions u
McIaman y.
Jadge Of PyObdfe.--A. ID. McPh,rsop,
Coroner.-J. L. Swiizier
Justice Of the Pedee.-J. pediwick
Constable r. Clark
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-04-03

Isn't it queer how all the smoke in
stove will find its way to one little crack
All comssg
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S1A NC snfrpe0 ON AN
Hours n office.
, ieise send your ord..
T letter or telegra IN.
NO money required
uhlH you arc entirely
satisfied. Pay for the
Instrument only AFTER
oe Rave fully tested
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-20
ORDINANCE No. a..

An Ordinance to Abolish OpiUm-smoking Dens
The Board Of Trustees IF Carson City do ordain:
Section No person persons SHALL within the limit.
Of Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate OF
visit contribute to, the support of any place. house
ROOM where persons frequent assemble for the pur
pose oI smoking opium, and all such places houses Oh
rooms, hereby declared to be rusinces.
Section , Any person who shall violate any Of the pro
visions =" Section OF this Ordinance shall conviction
thereof be punished by fine not exceeding hundred
dollars, Imprisonment than fifty days. by
bolh such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the
Court d. \. BENDER, President Pro temj
Attest: ALFRED HELM, Clerk
Carson City June II, 1877.