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EAST BATON ROUGE.

Baton Rouge Adrocote: Mrs. Alte-
Fan, residing at Cattishtown, was Sc
rIons1y burned by the explosion of a
coal oil lamp. She attempted to put
the light ont by blowing down the
chimney and in doing SO the flame Of
the wick ignited the gas within and
exploded the lamp.
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American 4 Foreign Patents.
GILMORE, SMITH & co.
Successors to Chapman, Hosmer & Co.

Patents procured in all countries. No
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Washington, D. G..
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Marksville Bulletin Owing to the
very unreliable navigation Of Red
liver our planters can not send off
their cotton, nor can our merchants
replenish their stores. And not until
the mouth Of the river is cleared of
the mud that has accumulated there
can we expect a change for the better.
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CONCORDIA.

Vidalia Eagle: Nat Campbell, for
shooting Kinda Lee, was found guilty
by the jury. Sentence was deferred,
rs he is to be tried at the next term
for numbering VIM. Carter. Julia
Dix, charged with scalding baby to
death, was acquitted by the jury.
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Will A. Strong of Winn parish,
present incumbent, was nominated
for reelection. If not a native Of
Louis lana he has resided in the State
from his boyhood. Is about thirty
one years of age. Received a good
education. Has been planter aud a
merchant. IL 1872 was elected to the
House of Representatives, took his
seat with the McEnery Legislature
and shared its fate. In 1874 was re
elected. In 1876 was nominated for
Secretary of State and elected.
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Arrears of Pay, Bounty &c.

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Federal Officers. Soldiers, and Sailors OF
the late war, or their heirs, are in MANY
cases entitled to money from the Govern
mcnt which has been found to be due since
final payment. Write full history OF service.
and state amount of pay and bounty re-
ceivcd.
Certificates of Adjutant General e. S. A.,
showing service and honorable discharge
therefrom, in place Of discharges lost, pro
cared for a small fee.
Enclose stamp to Gilmore & Co..
and full reply, with blanks, will be sent free
Pensions! Pensions.!
All Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors
wounded. ruptured, or injured in the line OF
duty in the late war, and disabled thereby
can obtain pension.
Widows and minor children of Officers
Soldiers and Sailors, VII, have died since
discharge, OF disease contracted, or wounds
and injuries received in the service and in
the line OF duty, can procure pensions by
addressing Gilmore e 60.
Increased rates for Pensioners obtained
Bounty Land Warrants procured for ser.
vice IN wars prior to March 3, 1855. There
are no warrants granted for service in the
late rebellion,
Send stamp to (sEIIyls>TsS: & 60
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Clinton Patriot Democrat: A mail
route has been established between
this place and Baton Rouge. The
carrier arrives every Friday evening,
and returns Saturday mornings.
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Proclamation Of Election.

SHERIFF's OFFICE, Parish of Ascension:1
Donaldsonvile, La, Oct !, 1879.
To the Qualified Electors of the Parish of
Ascension
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of State News,
Gleanings from the Press.
CALCASIEU.

CALCASIEU.
Lake Charles Echo: A Negro con
here and Orange, attempted to escape,
and was killed by the guards.
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fell upon Samuel D. McEnery Of the
parish Of Ouaclllta. He was bor, ut
Petersburg, Virginia, but came many
years ago to Louisiana with his broth
ers, one Of whom is Governor john
McEnery. Is about torty-two years
of age. Was educated at the Univer
sity Of Virginia. Studied law and
has practicetl ever since. Was an
officer in the Confederate army. Never
held Il public office We believe that
he has never been candidate for
one, though his nnme was mentionMf
very fav"rably last winter for the
nomination for United States Senator
, 1879-08-22

tosy wuvo of tft' hand md ehfldlke etnlle that
waa sIHiictl bv his 1lnvfng rnouthtul ot picked
eahi,aE9 to attend tn, ~ cAti understand your
establishment ~ whnt may sceEn lmp,,icnto u,
tue 1'art Uf au cntfru ateanEer, a,nt AM MT
offended at The anger t. calhcs yDu 10 d!.plaY.
l}ui when say Tint nm poor, ilomcIcss,
wandering reItinec from th. fevcr.strickcn Guy
Of Mem pffs---" Five achooncrs OF beer were
laid f',wn tl,x,f1 tho counter With 4 sn,tl.
tnneotnesa that showed prompt 1csfafon+ ami
live pa.l!t-*lrlcken met peraln1'ulnted toward
tfle nonr with unity Of Attion ihat wa. atI-
,tnirahle. Tic man btt'tnd thy bar had vanished
lno airy rtthfDgHess, md a. tile WcArF stranger
Polished oil lEto FREQ lunch anil t.alhcrctl In
schoonof after schooner until, bcer lati+n, te
amh!el toward tho strort, lint SALOON was u
haro u tic upper In Of if-yeur.ud yhuth.
aud tho poor, hoinciess, wan4erng roiugcc
frn.n the tuysr-strcksn CIts Of Memphis, fof,t-
sosn ami wo.bcE0nc, turnah into be..klnan
strcet with the dazed, sad tountcnance Of one
whom life hasl lott nothing worth living for. A.
he pasac,l Into Theatre a1tcy, two shabbIly-
drosscd tsatnps approached hIu, and Inquired In
acccntA OF anrtety: "Well, lltll. how does .he
new racket work." The poor, homeless. watl-
daring refugee from tic fcyer-strickcn City of
Memphis, who Ind 10 sudde1iy descended 10
nlaEn "Dl!l," l4eouicaliy replied with de-
aocuou Of tic left optic: "1mmeusc!'
, 1879-08-22
Cat md Hat,

.farssjtA tGaaH.t HaiftttH.
a Preston lArHtce. dnulllG lli4t tal8 ware max
lug sud a1oe Will, tho pEufelnlGt III l,a ccl!ar,
purchased u rat HAT va. rexu,isae,ftlest aa 4
lMuusGF. For u whllu attet not u rat was lu l,t
teen, uni liieis tleprelat!ons ccasel entirely,
Ibis aptarcnt s1ccesa nude the Old n1an boast
TINT "Tan Wns nlur0'n q urdinafy cat" aut
tho anltl.al SOON had the IulI snlf!tirncp
ot Tho whole fa.ilfIy. Two months t,H,l
not passcu. howovur, bcfore tho seryaut-girl's
old familiar Try was hear.l ul,out otll,llay u;os
the ct}laf.statts. Rushing to the dour, thu
tur,ncr tlau,rc4t "WlIa. i lilo matter, Hrlt,s-
etf" ''l'less lne sowi," replied IriIsct, '.as I
was getting pcrtatoes sa* lha "a: eating o.,
olle tis OF hsr plato atn! an ould rat eating on
tlts utl,er stao, anl sie Just purted and uuffrd,
willis the dirty sharp,i,osei basic was ratlus
very PEACEFULLY lolka, AMI wfMktn' wild Its eye
~ lDtlrh NJ tn ssy. do 20 IIiutbtl. 'Ws'l! b0tl,
lyo at tlls a1plnao ur this house, Thea per
saYn.: mr., md dartl' Tor nus futc, this bnstc,
ho lruv Int serat,iiuK III tbs, s!isa!rs. That
cut niser a!ttrte1 any more nor though sE.e llas
becn etxeuiel BY u shnnks." Tic farmer could
not believe the taIe, - the ncxt tlaT he took it
npnn htslscif 10 mstch ile tut ~ltn she was
taking her meals, kttl surt eGou9it out cul1u III
old rat, bltluE familiar a!r and pe1ert de
light In thu pFescuco of Tabty. At who's dish lc
refreshed Aasrlt without HIS icast exelsln3 u.
irs of tha cat. Iho nosei Relationship way
CONTINUED, but tic srrvant gisl could nut bv
, 1879-08-22
WASHINGTON.
Failure of the Tcn.Do1lar CcrltElcatcs-
Tic n1tsslssipp! itivcr Communication.
Spttigl Dxpdteh to Tht Tt1hsfts

Han ntns
f@naso o. .he teHnoa, Nele.c"'os- ~
1he M'ses*1pp. !'er s"iint"s'o"' ','
Hptt4dl Estphfeh 10 j"f 171o""*'
WAsN1N0roS, D. C... Aug 1l.-Itc datly
transactions Of thu 'rrcas,rY Department Wit!
lin s1j, rof,ut,n. rcr,nc,tr. nr,,v, ronrIus,yc,,
.,, ,,,t, tst,,,. IT,, <,r ins',,tto,,a .,f en-,
'"c "1'c' 'a!o.u VI ,s'e o"u 'u,I's'o'o y. Sl
gross In providing low bond Which Would ocu
Gift poraons Of smal! mcanH by a!Gorlllng them
M iuyustu,nnt for tl,r;r ,nvIuvs (1f thl. & IN.
r, f,n Il, t1,,.n ,or,,t,r,,,s ,.an,a esx II u mi
oos''u, -" .|sso ..'1..'s .,s Tu... ".
aa'o alfeAuS beeis ee'ushca 10 'he iscasurs "'t
cunycra1on into pcr cent bonds, an't, although
tho amount outstanding Ia now less thar
a. mn ma eorttt}rates rant1nuc IL be re-
$500, H.. 49,, ~ ,,,,,~,, eq0 mr.
t".neo ~ ."c 'a'o " "sn'9 *"''0'
aay. 1t Is also evident t'lat t'leso CERTIFICATES
uyo not returned by ptrsuils holding tlcm Il,
sl1a1l amounts, sitce TIC uYcrarc Ut senuratt
,u,,. r,.otr.1 ia ,hort ar M, +, fot nj ,hc
s"''' su"s .esu''s" .' ~ 49, > ~ ',m .">
t'nl6 uief "e7e soio "iese "cIe ses5 20" "P!'l'
, 1879-08-22
PAGES.

II shI'ltt,Vs day aro now paid 81, yet the
con,parat.yo value Of cars ard locomotives arc
largely fnatters Of myatcty t., lu, liz tlhl not
know wl'ether or not shIppcts FROM foreign
ports Disseminated In rcspcct To freight
slIarcca ngatusi New York, alnt IN favor Of ph!-
adcluhta, though. It they did not. l,c
waawi1linK 10 admit Tint the present pooling ar.
engagements Of tho raitroatl companies whlylt
dfscrminatea against New York were wrong.
Why rot asccrtutn this decisive faet before
making thctc arraD0onentsf Upon thr ybotr,
Mr. elmoll Stcrnc was not t1llcil wiacf wscn he
set doWu Ills wltness than when hc took hin
up"
SAnATo1A. Aug. 2t.-At the railroad tnvcsti.
gallon totlny bY tho Legislative Committee,
william il. Vanderbilt teatt1icd il.at "thc n,crs
OF hochestcr cah n1nke an agreement with ns
upon application By which they Gull ship wheat
from points Ncbt 10 their mills, ll,en aripti It
into flour, put ths Aotr into tic cara, aud send
It to New York for 10 cents per t,arrel.n
Qneatson-"ff ffayo you carried lour from M!,.
waukao s,,.l Chicago to Sow York fur 10 cents
,y,n sTor"Wa ,, " sa,r} T. o. low q. other chaps:
other pe0nle carry IT,, A great dcal Of business
Is tltlllo Tor nothing. Rates get lower ind lower.
untti We can't stot,i 1t. Thea the ,uana9crs gct
t0Ket.lgr anl put them up.''
Ms Vanderbilt WAS examined as to tllc af-
fa!rs of tho Standard and Empire OIL Con,pa-
mes. md tfeir rclatohs With tsIa trunk linus,
And said he waa dls9usted With oil ASSOCIATIONS
aMi oil metf long ago. ,Onca naic n cantract
with IN ot comnany. built u ra'!road to accom-
tuudate Its bua,nc ss, and then 1t awarncd lie
eo!itract to some else. Wns 1T tie conference
In Saratoga, at Which the New York Central
ana Erie Insisted On the pcnbsylyanta Ru1G dfs-
posing OF oil stock held by It, thus ,utts,g It's
advantage oyer tho Grcat lines. That storls
was sold to tic Standard Company a,ld tliyls.
lou of business guaranteed.
, 1879-08-22
SUICIDE.
Denth OF Il 1Inn Broken in Holly but Not In
rr4da-Anotltcr Case.
Etfctqf Di&tdfcA to 11t TftbHns.

1sbtti nf IL Nfnn Hrukha in ffnt1y Int MT In
r.rtL, -arc,,,rr Ease.
r...,a, n,..'.,.s - ~. -.sh...
nose'u' - ,<e1a'." ~ ~ s""s'
bofrALo, ~ T., Aug' @l'--a shost s'neu'ar
case Ut Jeli!scrato suicide occurred this nlorutnE
Il, ll.o Village Of South Walut, neae ts clty.
The within of t1e rast act ws. r1ntt Eahhltt,
.sa - s.t,.'.. ~ yi.s-a.. r.u. ~
ass" ~ "''o 'e"lue!'t " 4'4Sa'@ f"'4f' az.
banbIft WAS wealthy tnefchatiss "ho sctlrea
several years ago. lie had been great sufferer
for sn,nc time nn,t a.ott a uccl, arn hc rrrnt II,
ltr. vii, H.. N.-v Mu,.r IL gnuth 1r,l.u
NV va" 'a,e' "'o'y 80 "' - ~'us" "aIn' sI'
aeepnpanieu ny ''s- "1e' iio hna very "ss"t
and cotlld walk but q short distance beIore
Ills lnfIr.n!t,es would get the better Of
lin, ,rd bo u,nuId fat,. I1a rrnnsrcd
a.. s,...,. ,u...,s,I,t. - .oo ,hot h..
.'s c'osest "ate''.'h " eeo 'uas w
dia not faiufe h'uselI. Inns mofatRg, aooat Z
o'clock, 11u sccti1e1 greatly Improved, md al-
no,,nced thai he fe|t vel, enough t.; walk 10 the
h,,, l., ,,, ,o,r - III. r,,t3nr,, ria .+orte,1
o3'" ~ Wv 'e"l ~ "'0 'ees' A4s o'D'.s1
irnm tue HOUSE, anu WAS seen 10 eo as 1aF as lne
barn a,ui start lack. For IT lev mIstutcs no at
trntion was uaid tu him. but sopu Ills vito In
,,,,,rca ri thn t,.,o.. w,,cre In was leorrIup
y. .au ,tos u.s,.,. " w." -. .,'s
u 'n4 'u.e"t'o'', "lrs' oao.'t "eas oat ~ 'ie
barn, but could not hnd him. Search "aa
mado I'm auI down tho roat III front
~ fin hnu.e Int nntb,nft rnutd t,n
49, ,'"., ~ ,,,,r,s
tccn ~ ~ hlsatE ~ ntnt,' -"ts' t.1t .."is
lheh "alksu uo"h ~ Gaksnn' 1teef, eriae si,a
sttsani au'IilE suu"usn .sI, e. ,A'is ,,st @
VI u'it"ouu s!u ulsGus Gteu ~! ~ t.". ,."
, 1879-08-22
1l0tk Island AIlluas ulrhts.

NsHrR a7atitrsoH in LoHtsftHA G'alfrtsr, ,IoHrlaf,
Amt wtlo ars lleru ntai what do WI dot Whyt
thero III Mr. Justice liarlun, OF tbs Supreme
bensi p'astng asr.bail With Walter ItaluelnA.l; /;
AlMi II" to''Ker ago taan YESTERDAY attsrnoun [
INV, viii! tnY nwu eyea. i gentleman who ran
for Vlee.i'fsslisnt pt tho United 6tatet, nn.l
was elected, but wtso did not iuko hts ssat, Try.
!ns to acc whether WHY cannot 10 strz,lIied
i,s T. ,asi,y os .e!tss u snoose, eau eet un
%h!at with Alr. jusliet Miller u.11 Mr.. Justice
StsanK; MD tllat IT, u ga1ne, you know, where
tt!s scfcu Of trumps ltuca bcut tl,reo ctrhts out
Of four: 0t mar liirs with my vile. who, when
10 In hathu4. sits on ile beach, aud. ustnX her
, 1879-08-22

-. ND England Nroctr.
lhe Jelly tl1at ts manufactured In Boston is
nearly all made OF applies, and sails at about II
cults per pound. Apples now form III. bate OF
nn endless number ii jcllcs, s,tch ~ cursHut,
rasnbcrrles, reacll., ptueapptc. e:r., which arc
u's1c " aiuply adding extracts to flavor the
that The great majority Of consumers are d.
celvcd By It, OF, in other wurls, cannot tell l.
from the jelly Made from tho fruIi with which
tn!a IS on1y Favored. It co,lea mitch cheaper
ttan Tho real art1c'e Zeal earraii, Iely Tor III.
stance, costs somewhere atutst ::..3 ccnta pr
pound. The ln:tcr is made to ktrle estuns, snd
s sod ~ groeers who cater to I'll: liGacst rlass
u 1aI,ily aat! loiei trade.
, 1879-08-22

!'nr OF railroad flfty-sIx mtlea III 1ou9th is
nov hens surveyed TO connect Wilxcsbarrc,
Pa With the Erie lsatroad at llawry, thus tap.
pl.sg tic rtcE, coal llets Ut tle Wyoming VALLEY,
shortening The dtstaucp from Now York to CHI
ca=o by hlncty-two miles, savily ila,llagcof lS7
IHiieb TO the Punnsylynn1 Rallruau III oil, ct,a1,
and freight from thu West intcn,fad idr Ncw
England n,arkots, thus leaving PHILADELPHIA to
tho lcownrl.
The Illinois Central has definitely decided to
use again Tie vanlaiia 1l.,c Us It's It, Louis tyn.
nectt0n ns SOM VI ita cuntra:t with tho Wabash
Expfrsa. Thu business FROM thu min lsuo viii
~ via tho Futl1alla on The 1st If september,
M T. s ~ i f. IT, IT, SsiSs ssa; nif'1s 1sc9. 9SYr; ts s
AGens Of Tho vautlalia Limo. ila,l Il conference
Yesterday with NJ. Josoph Tuc.ur, rrutllr Man
n1cr of lo l!tInoia cnsl.ta allroI, for Tin plIr.
Dsu III Eo:nuIctlng tle uatuita for tic interchange
Vi freight buslness.
Commissioner Fink haa given notice to tho
nartlca Interested TINT tllu National ]4,arA of
Arbitration, NOV In session III Nrw York, will
to-day taGe un tt'u question at pereentapus tn
b. aattca IT, to tl'e roads lea!l!s eAst,yar from!
xarIuus roads wers 10 tlaye ,uo. ul.tiay At tic
aEetNhan !luusu IN this rfsy Tor t!u snins Y,lr.
tlnsa, but OWING IL tho above nntict Ut Sir.
tluk, q ~ tartti pro,ahlc stat thcy will tafss
ATTY aetfUM themselves. hut bo contel,t With tho
awArd Matle by thu Atbitrators.
The Superintendent Of tito Darlington d
southwestern lsattroatt n,.l rufps uf engineers
9ru at present aufYeYin. u linz from Larictlo tn
hansas City. Tic foad Ii to run iEu,n l.arlctlu
- A0btftaoDt HlIGru II 4Ealu c5}sses ,l,1 I!annt
bal d ST. Jua, through larry n,nl duw,i Lfuu
Cresk to hnnsas CITY. Superintendent Suth
says aA1 money ~ reaty 10 build Tie RAID, and
HAT II will bo htt us suut1 as The bout su4p Is
found. IT Is gGDera!ly beli4yu.l Hut lilu Uur-
llngton Il southwestern Ia backed t,y t3tp Clk
rago burlington d Quincy, altl t,at this road
Is really scttstis au independent ltnc into Kan.
sas City.
Tic Atchfson. Topeka & santa IL As!lroa.l
Company Is converting Las Vcgos, New AlrxLcu,
iuto n'asntesnt Waturlns resort. 1t Is build.
in3 ilt'D tatll-floslse at thu celebrated ilot
Strings at tl'ls piaev, e1O feot lung mud forty
tho "tuu. two-sturles high, ou tile ballk ot the
NlyeF uullthes. There vii! bu lllrty-stgLt bath
ipps. culupF!stnE cleetrIc, yapor, ulFl other
iaths " ine.tac!nal properties. IL IL to Gust
$so,o0. u IL oau1 built uy the lsat!roa.i Com
pal'y ~ induce lnvaltds aud .uru-sevkefs to
ftsufe tiefe. There aTa twun&Y-sru sps,.gs,
eltlprnclll4 a!l tha qualities ot tlle watur
!. I1unu at na llot Springs OF Arkausaa.
lMs tetlpDratHre VI these Husefd ranges from
l0Q to 1O degrees. Thu altitude II j, ,4n fevt
aoaso tue level VI tho sta, uld the clil,,uto Ia
pleasant at all scsaons. The secuprY is ,llI.
ustlally ana} aud tht lahluE anl l4uti,l. catlIut
~ exccltpJ. The Compaily l. slsv urcctips a
line hotel Of sixty roop,s. There ats xsvs,s,rs
cigslt ucres Ut land surrounding th1 hotcl s,l
bath-9ousea, which will ha turned Into parE
alll pleasute.GFouAa.
, 1879-08-22
JAY GOULD,
Special Dfspdfch to 114 Tftbunk.

DVeCsu7 I1sP04CH 10 1H6 1F11aH&.
NEw fonE. Aug. 21.-A good deal. Of gossip
Ia i't.lulgcd lit ovor Jay Goulds European trip.
1t las been announced that he has purchased
fFofa tic Dntch bondhodcrs controlling inter-
cal In tho Denver Pacific Road. According to
statementa currcnt IN tue streot, lie Iias become
possessed Of n majority Of the outstanding
bonds, which ut par wuud he worth u,orc thai,
$lo0u QUO. As the road Is nciault on Interest,
and foreclosure suit Is pending, It IL contcct-
ured that uou1l may forcclose thr mortgage
hilu buy In l!c road Mt auction, II Tits totort ia
trus, Gould has completed llla connection uf
loicto with tie unluu racthc. Tin Denver
rae!tlc, the kAusns Pacific, runnng frnui ka,lsas
Louis. kansas City l. Northern, 37u miles, Md
thn WabRsh, G1B miles, Ina,so q total Of 1900
miles controlled bY Jny Gould.
, 1879-08-22

3G{Ht
BauntorlnK Ap 10 The counter, ho beueu to
hnrpbun the catablo& as tl,u ftcs.luurh tnb|n.
and a 10 slowed away thu articles uuder til
yest, no bcgau, tp q tone Of melancholy saduess;
"ucntistneu, my act!nns M1y sueM tll.brsa, hut
with half.starsyxl man hInYer must b. satis-
lied before 1ood maunere c2n 10 attended tu,H
Illa bartender reaehal tor club aud told tic,
aposogetic stranger tltat II he wouldn't icaYs ut
ones he'l ~ for him. "!My dear air." resumed
tho 9aunt.looktnK new arrival. with q deugeca.
, 1879-08-22

restrained from scrcechIug and dropping the
rr,tltefy every taa8 sao saw The animal,
!hl, m1de tho thing SO expensive TINT the
farmer concluded to. kilt the rat. Ilo vas
good inarkaman, but tie interest that had e.
e!tcu sympathy for tho animal in his heart uu.
flervcl I!'n for thu decd, nnA his aim was insc-
Tatby, who had 10 long allowed the rat 10 cat
u isr psate. punce upoIl IT, taia It by the neck,
an.l @ith swo shakes put It to denth. Now }ta
10 1tl4nlslnR what power kept tho cat from kill
, 1879-08-22

KEoEuE, fa., Aug. 21.-Tllc Corylon Ia.}
extension of tic Missouri Iowa d. Nebraska
f{affroa1 has been completed tn ,,t city, and
tlaIns will commence running reGolar!y Hcpt. 1.
Tile extension Is twentY.elght miles t1 LENGTH
nulsng tho rual ltBtniles long. Tho CoupnnY
atnonnees liz readiness to extend lilo It.a lhtr-
" snilss farther west ibis .car II The necessary
subsidies ar9 voted In time,
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MICHIGAN CITY.

Epseiai Ulpateh 10 TIT Tft1une.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 2l.--sl1 carloads
OF oxctfsIontsts won't to-day to Michigan City
hy special train To Inspect the harbor Improve
Hsents Mt that pous. CItY and Btatc officers,
and prominent citizens, asnong them Senator
Voosbccs, Inadn up the party.
, 1879-08-22
SnTR0 7ttNNFl.

sAs FRAScisco, Aug. o1.-1'te sutro Tunucl
Company hare started another lateral tunnel
northwara}y at n point 12,000 feet from. tho Cd
franco. whcre good a.aayt Of gold anl silver arc
obtained Tnls Is iu tho Tunnel Cumpany's
ero'tnd, which extends ,U10 feet In tislt dlEec-
ton.
, 1879-08-22
STEAMSHIP ARRIVAL

QUHENarowx, Aug. al.-1rrlycd- -5tcamcr
Ohio from Phtladeluilta.
u New York, Aug. al--Arstvcd--ssea,uship
Grccve, from London,
, 1879-08-22
after ba paid on the sao Ut tickets lrom West-

after b. bald on the salc Ut Tickets froh West-
GRO points.
Inc NJ. Louis Htpnbs'eaH has tic following In
rcgar1i to this matter,
The IRON horso was on tho rA,npaco yesterday.
tho til ana bowse soas sts H. va ta S os ess'
oeloek tic uujirsil hoasi ia front Of thsir sckct-
oss os unsf !hs Planter; so!e o legend j. Wit:
socona.c,ass tcSsta *iH.'' Tht. evincsd Gold
!rcak for bs1ness to meet tho tAvnaes lalu W the
nsslslrt i, liz tckct brokers IN iii. cty. Mr. G.
&. t.asl, tho t7cnefat Passenger Agent af the
IndtnnanulIs Il It. Louis, opanly avowed thai tho
sslyss % trou VI tSc ' ent II ts st ious, Kansas lily
Northar,,. through wi,icn Inc brokers were l1ood.
Inv the market. They simply lad to meet IT, Il
know n:st}sng nh1n, any astcsn,ont thai prevented
Tbs arcak made W tlts !. ts IT. i. was con-
wake, selling ickets nt reluccd rates In a quiet
wy.
a sd a. y eoS t.
hreak by rho Eastern lines. lIu referred 10 tic
circular Issued tho day previous by tho ". Louis
1lMes, III nnhwer 10 which Mir. Lord Of tbs II. T..
& y. FRAN Kansas City. had jMst responded In the
from NJ. Lord Ia M follows;
IT hsye Instructed tnr agents here 10 connno the
sac Of Eastern tickets to bona ds pstscngsrs going
ttnaons train passage, lid viii sec person.
ANY thht thta ID dHne In the fnfurt.
hone Of utlr t{ckets #eTo bought Tor ls 81. Louis
mRrket ye1sr.ay bgfote thu Esccipt of tho Joint
As ~ al nss q esp o o
NaW TURK To-day. Tho poa.tiv nxtsuct,ons about
tln'ltlng tscas tlckcts closely Will prusent them
VII ss Sp'ssoa Il you ,oa VII TT n's sno@ '; I. 1 osea
shonld you heas ot an! Of our tickets On thc ".
Lomss sfket E o1eet those so'd yesterday at tho
'rhB Raoye dispatch. It would sean', had |. ap.
pcated tn tlMe, would have psobablY aycrscu tic
, 1879-08-22

i'm fur baton. marks of my ncorc for me as II
1ourscii, aud il you tlon't. ask Dr. Yaude!l.
, 1879-08-22

EAST-UOltND FREIGHT BUSINESS,
>The Gcncral Freight Agents Of the yasious
roads 'cnd!ng cast fron this city hare Eiyeu
thu following joint notico to agents:
PropetLy III transit coh1igned aircut to = potut
cast pf clic"Ro, ptovtona 10 tho. ADVANCE ur ali
east- -hoHnd tariff, shall he entitled to tia old T4t
ntostded thr consignment nnd destination, Vi
either, are not chanRe1 nftcr tilu nrup.
csn limo. II any changc sha!, be mil,
III either CONSIGNMENT or tcst,nation lilo property
Will be charged Tho n:iyaMcsd rh&et. uftlcra nppl
propGrty 1nly as can be actually loadeh previous
~ tnc advanced rates going into efuct. Should
orders he taken for innto prnbsrty thnn cal. hc
fnaht nEevl1uE tn Tho date OF thu advanced tarfT
a.! FRIGHT lcit over shall ho characa at tlo I'd.