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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

PnMARy ELKcrioS Opposition
electors OF Harrison Township will not
forget that the primary election will be
held to nominate candidates on Friday the
25th inst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

QUEkIEs.-There are great many indie
pendent citizens who would like to have
answered the following questions:
Why was the resolution Of DR.. Read, dc
nouncing Bright. willard d Co.. PASSED
by the Democratic meeting on Friday
night, not published among the proceed
ings3
Why was no mention made Of the speech
of Mr.. j. S. Beach
Is it the rule with the Democratic party
that when gentleman makes speech in a
Democratic meeting it must be suppressed
How far does the right OF free speech ex-
tend in Democratic meetingsf
Is it a breach Of the peace. requiring the
Intervention Of police officers, for young
man. who has always been Democrat, to
make a speech in n Democratic meeting,
dissenting from the prevailing sentiment
Of the meetings
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

W We are again placed under obliga.
tons To Hon. John q. Davis for valuable
public documents.
We also owe our thanks 10 Hon. q. Case
and W. q. Coflin for like fayors.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

ARrnun's MAaAzHr.-wo have received
tho June number Of this sterling home
magazine. which NO find. as usual, full Of
good things. There Is no better publiea
ton for the homo circle than tho Home
Magazine.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

A DIroAis.-We call attention to adver.
tisen,cnt In to-day's paper. Of steam en-.
gre aud boiler. with other property. for
sale There 10 no doubt that very dc.
sirablo bargain will be secured by any one
purchasing.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

MADAME HoLLAnD.-By reference 10 her
advertisement in another column IL will be
seen that Madame Holland has removed 10
indianapolis whore she proposes To open
an lntimary.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

DousD ov-a.-Gordou Tanner and J w i.
Gordon, who, II will bs remembered, had
a fgbt sometime ago. have been both
bouad over In $4,000 bonds TO keep the
peace towards each other.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
CHICAGO. MAY l4.Ib6O.

CHICAGO, May 10, 1860.
The political elements are in terrible
eommoiion to-day. The friends Of the
different candidates for the nomination are
active, industrious, determined. The
New York delegation. having keen APP
probation Of the power Of money. say.
that usless their favorite Is nominated,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

~ oodey'r IAdy's Book for June, 10
received, fully sustains the high position Il
has ~ long occupied m the best lady's
magazine Published.
Every lady Of good taste sdmirss Go.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

SsusssD. We learn that an admins.
tration official was snubbed very decidedly
by the Douglas Democracy In one Of the
out Townships few days ago. How is
ilf
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

" A Temple Of Honor. under the title
Spartan Temple, No. 7G. was instituted at
Greencsslle. on Friday evening last, by
=. s. Westfall. q. w. Recorder OF this State
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

Or VIM. Coats was. on yesterday, elect
cd Councilman for the first Ward. by
twenty four majority The vote wss
small. ff
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
pnliIln Shaking.

The following joint appointments hav
been agreed upon by the Hon. o. 7. MOI
ton and the Hon. David Turpie. the oppo
sing candidates for Lieut.. Governor Tn
discussion will commence each day at
o'clock
Martinsvillo. Tuesday. June 10;
Nashville, Wednesday. June 30;
Bloomington. Thuraday. June2l;
Bedford, Friday, June 90
Salem, Saturday. June -;
Paoli. Monday, June 20;
Doyerhill, Tuesday. June 20;
Washington. Wednesday, June ~;
Vineenpes, Thursday. June 2s;
Sullivan, Friday, June 90.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

~ The Charleston agony il about over.
-Erehsnge.
But the Democratic agony has just be
Patriot.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

s. q. GoopRIcH-known 10 every school
child as Peter Farley. died in New York
city on the 9th inst.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

~ There was multitude Of people In
the city on Saturday and business seemed
very active.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

II Mr.. Douglas stands no chance of car
rying but three or four Northern States at
the outside. The proceedings of the Char
lesion Convention warrant the belief that
be could succeed in but few Of the South
ern States, if nominated; hence, sectional
ism can be urged against him with much
more propriety than it was urged against
Fremont. We presume. however. the cry
of sectionslism will not be harped upon
by the Northern Democracy as in 1856
That weapon will be laid aside as no
longer serviceable; that humbug will be
rejected as no longer profitable.
Were We led to doubt the correctness Of
our position as regards the sectionalism of
Mr.. Douglas and his frisnds, the following
"tit bits" from the Washington Consfifu-
ton, would set those doubts at rest. We
quote:
One thing, nevertheless, seems to be
very decisively determined-nsmely, that
the person whose pertinacious partisans
have caused all the difficulty at Charleston
cannot possibly be nominated for the Pres
idency as the candidate of a NATIONAL
DENocRATIc CONVENTION
The idea that the great Democratic party
of the Countrywide party which has done
so much in the past and has so many bright
premises in the future-is TO be sacrificed
to the selfish ambition Of one man. is too ab
surd and preposterous to be entertained for
a moment.
4
Let our friends everywhere be OF good
cheer, and with a hearty good will 60 Il
work TO correct the errors and mistake,
which haze brought as TO the pery Uerge o
ruin Let selfishness be rebuked, and pain
glorious bOGsting be made to hidsin shame ant
modification
For ourselves, though we sympathise du
ly with those who look upon the euentful oe
eurrenee Of The day Nth concern and soiiei
tude, we must say we have no shade of dis
trust that good Democrat will be elected
to the Chief Magistracy as surely as No
vember shall come.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

~ We find tho following as part Of the
proceedings ofthe "Illinois State Medical
Society" recently held at Paris:
THE Society then listened to report
on Itinerant Practitioners,' by DR.. II. w.
Davis OF Torrc Haute, Ind. The report
vas in the form OF Satirical Poem Of
considerable length, and literary merit"
DR.. ID. Is not only satirical poet, but an
accomplished gentleman, and first rate
physician.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

IL We had another Inc rain yesterday,
accompanied BY bail.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16

reasonably aud rightly we send for ply
stefan. Bot he may be skilled. or he may
not be, how do we know7 Wisely he ap
pears TO mark the case, aud deal out his
medicines, a few directions. and he leaves
US to ourselves. Perhaps the medicine
acts like charm. and relieves, but posi-
bly, 1t does not; the hasty imPersecs dag
nosis Of symptoms may have been wrong.
and fatal to the sick. But what are zoe
doiugi Are we helpless without the ply
stefan, aud thus allow the fury OF disease
to sweep over aud destroy precious lifef
IL is no dispsragement TO the physician
when those attending his patient ask
what do you give, and whyf" 1t is no
compromise to his professional dignity to
reply so simply and plainly that the COM
monest mind can understand him. II he
does not, or cannot, we would not trust
him. The chances for the comfort andre.
storing ofthe health OF patient are far bet
ter with good nursing and a poor doctor,
than with never so skilful medication and
bad nursing.
Whitening. chilling paiu is usually pre-.
monitory of congestion and inflammation
What shall we dot Have we more than
one answer? Nature dictates heat. BE
sure where the seat of pain is, then apply
heat. should prefer hot water. Wiring
cloths out of water burning hot; Bills
tered hand is nothing when the life Of ont
dear to us is in jeopardy. l presume THU
prescription independent OF any judgment
but common sense. and practical provinl
of its efficacy. And having dared to in
struct would only add, try it when yo'
have need to, and you will have your re
ward in the murmursd comfort which yo'
have thus given. Is.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-16
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

E. B. ALLEN, Chairman.
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Warrington. May IA.

ance. owing to general interest felt in the
arrival Of the Japanse. The galleries we're
almost deserted which led 10 some witty re-
marks. that the japanese Embassy drew
better than the Douglas.
Mr.. Crittenden moved that the Senate
adjourn.
Mr.. Fessenden was opposed 10 adjourn
ing for every show that came along.
Mr.. Crittenden explained, that this rose
far above an ordinary show.
After some debate. the Senate adjourn.
ed by yeas 10; nays u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-10
OVERLAND EXPRESS

bT- JosEPH, No, Aug g.
The Pony Express, with California news to JULY
2sth, reached here at two O'Clock this morning
Inc Breckenridge and Lane Democrats having
taken courage at recent eastern advices, are or
ganizing energeteally for the campaign Sew
eral prominent DemOerats,-whO at first favored
Douglas, are coming out for the other side, appa-
rently qnder the pressure of Federal influence
An address to the National Democracy of Cal
liornia, urging the party 70 support Breckenridge
mas recently been published, which manifestly
has strengthened that side of the question II Is
signed by 65 Democrats, many of whom occupy
respectable and prominent positions in the party.
twenty-five of them are federal office holders,
elgnt more are recipients Of federal patronage.
and the Others represent a mass of politicians
giving the document most weight
The Douglas democrats are also active
The Irish and German vote viii mostly 90 with
lhAI branch OF the party It Is difficult TO esti-
mate which wing IS the strongest Thus far Il
Democratlc newspapers have declared for Doug
las and l3 for breckenridge and remain non
eommittal with even chances OfgOing either way
Unoer these circumstances the Republicans en-
tertain not u1justifable hopes that the Demo
cratic divisions may be so evenly balanced as to
give the State for Lincoln
my Ueen neId IA dIfeFenf paris OF The STATE
puI thus iar that party does not manifest much
rank and file strength
On the 18th of July, man named Witzler was
murdered while asleep, in Sacramento CITY and
ms house was robbed of considerable money and
geWetry Circumstances pointed TO one William
W ais as the murderer, who was followed TO the
Naslos mines ana afsested on the I'D He was
conveyed 10 Nlctans, In Sutler county on the
z5tn ana that night started for Sacramento hand
eu1ea IN an open wagon, under charge of VIM.
y Stoddard, recently District Attorney of Sutler
county, Geo Armstrong, formerly from Texas
and celebrated as an Indian fighter. and Timofby
wharton Deputy Sheriff of Sutler county. but
formerly Of Ogden county, Illinois On arriving
% %Mithin mile Of Sacramento, at . q. m. on the
10th, the prisoner quietly slfpped his handcnfis
On ana with pistol taken from Armstrong while
asleep, hred on Wharton and mcrtally wounded
Nam ne then fired on StOddard killing him in
from which he died in sn hour. wharton was
llen suinclently recovered 10 fire on the prisoner
Hhen ne ned The wounded man was able 10
s. sAiA 70 sacramento and give the alarm. but he
oterFun oy armed men, searching for the escap-
traces Of him.
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NEW YORK ArARKET-AUG. o.


! FLOUR-Sales lOioO bbls S5,26@5,25 for superfnt
state; S3,25t5 ior eNtul state; S5l5G5,20 for su.
purine WESTERN eA,eai,i rs for common to middlinl
extra wcsterni S4tlq 50 for shipping brands extru
shipping brands extra round nooped Ohio for export
at S5,i003,id Market dun and heavy except ship.
ping bT,,n'ls extra round hooped Ohio, which are
CANADIAN FIOUR.--Sales GOO bbls; $50 fol
superhnes sa3uG1la0 for common TO choice extra
Market without material change and in rather bet
RYE FLOUR Steady sales at Ss,5Oa4, 20 for
common 70 choice extra r.
C0RNlIEAL-Quieta and unchanged
WIilSkH-Market shade irmer. Sales 500 bbls
WHEAT-sales Milwaukee club at Sl,23; new
winter red western at h 22d %; new red North
Carolina at Sl3t ~; auiber illinois at Sl3Q; old
amber Indiana at % -; Racine spring at SIlq; red
state at SlI2l,Ii; new whifewesfern al si l1l 81:
Mark@t heavy and rather steady, the scarcity OF
lreisht room still materially checks the export de-
RYE-Dull and dropping; Sales at sec.
BAR LEY-Quiet and nominal.
CORN-Saies lO600l bush at 626163cx for sound
mixed WESTERN chiefly inside price Market quite
0AHs-Moderate dem a; 5f03SO for western and
Canadian; sc for state.
P0R RK-Dull and dropping Sales 1865 bbls; Sle,-
90 for new mess SS5 for old Sl4 for new; Si5,25
BEEF-Quiet and steady. sales go bbls at Sla
4,Z5 for country priue S4,755,50 for country mess
Ss9l05O for repaeked messi Sll@l2 for extra mess
MESS BEEF-Dul and nominal.
BEEF II AIS-Quiet Smoll sales at l09Ilc for
state; lIf9iao Tor western. T.--.#
-CUT MEATS-Scarce aad firm. Small sales at
lie for hams; Sc for shoulders.
.LARD-Duil and heavy. Sales 2o6 bbls at l2A@
SUFFER- Lselling at IOal6o FOR Ohio: l2a2Oo
CHEESE Steady Sales al s'4@Io,lc for infe-
rior to prime.
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LEW rs & ,EAST0N'S,
"AkBLE BIZ oCK, 2l5 SUPERIOR sg
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CoMMERcIAL.
CLEVELAND RIARKET-AUG. ..

BLOUR-Ao Increment 0f consequence. eh,,o.
new wheat extra are worth $40, and red vbe..
double extras Sl62s ~ VI
WHRAT-The advance q yesterday is well
maintained, and about all the receipts were sold on
Change this morning at fun prices, The amount
reeaived was less than usual owing to the detention
Of a train from the South. ssles are: cars red
free board, at sl,O9; $500 bush, in three lots at
same frss on board; 700 bush on private terms,
car white at slsls, fFee on board and do at sl,14
On track.
OORN-ln no demand. Quiet at &C. ai Hs
oATs-RooeiDta by team supply the local de-
mana' and 'he market iqr largp lpts s very dalfnd
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4EaaI AotieEs,
MASTER OOMMISSInNER,S


lll. sALE.-Pursulnt to a decrotni order Of talB
saued % me upon the I'D day Of July 1880 from tho
Court OF Common Pleas q CuyahOga county, Ohio,
In an action therein pending, wherein William w
Leland e plaintiff and Michael Drscon and Mary A..
Dri9Coi are defendants, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House IN said
county on the 9Th day Of September 1850 at O'Clock
~ NJ the lands tenements described follows, 10
lst. Situate In the City Of Clevelah, county Of Guy
ahoga and state Of Ohio, and Is known a. parts Of
l9ts NOS 10 and ~ fronting on Clinton Park, In the
Olty OF CLEVELAND, agreeable 70 Foster Pease Dem
niaon . subdivision, recorded In book u, page OF
the records OF Cuynhoga county, commencing on the
southery line OF Wilson street ii7 feet eastery from
the north-wegterly corner OF lot No. l6 aforesaid
thence along Wilson street 80 feet; thence southery
az right angeg with Wilson street 9g feet 10 the
re OF said lot No. II; thence westerly parallel with
wilson street % ieet thence nOrthery ~ feet 70 the
place q beginning. Appraised value, S500.
ID. situate In the CITY Of Cleveland, county Of Guy
ahoga and state OF Ohio being parts Of lots Nos IS
and u In Foster Pease y DennsOn's subdivision
corded ~ DOOR U, page Of the records Of CuyahoRa
county Ohio lnatd lets l6 and II front on Clinton
Rarkl ana bounded as follows: commencing at q
point ll eet eastery from the north-west corner OF
SAID lot NO 10, and running thence easterly on the
south lines otsaid Wilson street twenty-five 5 feet
thence sonthery at right angles 20 feet 10 tho centre
OF said lot No. ~ thence westerly through the
ire Of said lot II twenty ye feet; thence northerly
% ieet 10 the place Of beginning. Appraised value
500. JOSEPH o, GRANNIS,
A. I. hlad0, Esq. Master COm'r.
Pitts Atty. augt:R2g9
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NOTICE.-IN PURSUANCE OF A

IN ONLOlIs 7 y No . aNIE Ut a
IN decretal order Of the Court Of Common Pleas
OI CuyahogR county, Ohio, in a case which james G
Prentiss is plaintiff and Alvin A. Turner and Others
defendants, TO me directed, shall pose for sale
at the door Of the Court House in Cleveland in said
county on the 4th day o September, 1850 at o'clock
P NJ, Of said day. the following described premises
situate in the City Of Cleveland in the county Of
Cuyahoga and state Of Ohio, the west side OF the
Cuyahoga river in that part Of Cleveland which was
formerly Ohio City and bounded follows: begin
ming at the intersection OF the north line Of Vermont
street with the west lire Of West street, thence
nOrthery- along said West street to Washington
street, tbenco westerly along Washington street 60
feet thence southerly parallel with West street TO
Nel mont street thence easterly along said Vermont
street TO the place Of beginning Appraised at $500
Lorin Prentiss, II. W. BINGHAH.
Plaintiffs Atty. Master Comir
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Last Nights Report.
FROM BURLTNGTON.

BURLSeroS, n. J.. Aug g.
George Aiken was shot and instshtly killed al
Red Lion, near VincentoWn, Burlington county,
n J by John H. Conover. IL is alleged that
Aiken had ravished Conover's wife, and was for
time, got ont warrant and put il in fhe hands OF
constable. When Aiken heard of il, he threat
ened TO kiu him if he did not Withdraw the war
rant, and went TO COnOyer's house yesterday,
when Conover shot him in the neck, Killing him
instantly. Conover gave himself up TO the au-
thorities and was placed in jail last evening at
Mt Holiey.
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P4RASOLS AND SUN UKBRELLAS
at reduced p rices, at
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NEW YORK, Aug. 8.
A letter from Boundbronk New dorsey says
last week Col. Lewis, Jealous of his wife, stran
gledhe 10 death and then killed himself
Yesterday lirs. Dots0n attempted 10 poison
herself BY taking laudanum, IN consequence Of
reported infdelity on the part of her husband.
She Is recovering.
There were two fatal cases Of sun stroke here
Vester1aV .. . .-.A
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THE CINCINNATI ElIBEzzLER.

AoAoNrO5 aug g.
zler, has been postponed TN to morrow ~ 9ii,,,
I.le ier me arrival Of witnesses from Cincinnati
,t. ~ = ynought the charge Of forgery can be sns.
Si,... sl against him, in which case be win be de-
wise he wiz be discharged 'i'7' O'iiei
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heavy. New oannot BE- quoted over go, and little
moro than nominal az that
EGGS-Quiet at 90.
BUTTER some small sales aro reported at the
old range Idsuoi for Central, and i28iso for West
orn Reserve.
CHEESE Sales in moderate way at 7$@71sc.
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OswEGO MARKET-AUG. ..


IBF TELEQnArH,l
FLOUR-Dull but dull. Sales at S5,25 for extra
state 81 g Cor hvprltu doublo extra,
WHEAT-Weaker sales 5000 bushels new red
Indiana at Sl,l6 500 bush white 81 sllq. 251O
bush new amber Illinois winter on private terms
CORN Nominally IS hut holders are asking 63S
Ga4c No sales. f..I.He
Other grains nominal
CANAL FRRlGHTs- STEADY. &c on -four: SIC
on Wheat. So on Corn % New York
LAKE llfPORTS-25s09 bush wheat 1880 bus
corn.
CANAL EXPORTS bbls -four; 1900 kus b
Wheaii t00u bash corn; ilO0 bush Oats
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FROlT CRFSsON.

CREssoS, Pa. Aug. 9.
The town is Overfowing with guests from all
parts Of the state. The Douglasites are in strong
force and VIII probably present as an ultima tum
the calling Of a new convention. on which there
viii be an exciting debate .
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DNlIOCRATIC MOTIVATION.

BARSEsvnLE, Aug. g.
me lienocrats Of the 18th District bf Ohio
aeclametion. A9i - N14 "
oonEsntion large and perfectly harmonieus.-,
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Nsw IcRk, Aug 9
A Washington dispatch says President Buchan
an decline positively to raise Sarlina 70 a hfsl
class mission.
HoR. Eliiah Ward, o. New York has been ten.
dered the Swiss mission, which be declined
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BosTox, Aug Q.
There were heavy thunder showers yesterday
afternoon. IWa vessels lying AZ the wharf ami
several buildings iu Cambridge aud other pisces
were damaged By lightning, and Patrick Collins
boy'at the Farm School on Thompson Island
was Instantly killed Oh
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KENTUoKY RLRCrIoN.

LouIsvILLE, Aug
Fttty three counties, large proportion official
22llo majority
The Council Of New Albany made application
% the Mayer TO remove the free negroes irom
that town, who are residing In Indiana contrary
to law
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TELEGRAPHlC,
YeateTdaH AfIeTneon,s RepoEl.


INptANAfoLIs, Aug. 9.
Last night Jack Harris, proprietor Of disre-
putnble house, attacked policeman Carter, in
front Of the Metropolitan Saloon. and during an
alteration cut him several times with knife
Carter drew 8 pistol and fred five shots four Of
which took eject IN Harris body. inhiciing prob.
ably fatal wounds Carter gave himself up 20
the authorities but was discharged this morning
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FROlI NRW YnRK-

Nav YORK, Aug. g. q
steps have been taken to consolidate the Har-
lem and Housetonic Rail Road.
Legal proceedings have beer, fs1-s,, ~ a.
Trzle1lgan Southern Railroad against the Corn
s-Sena1ge Bank 70 recover sI53. .0O0- the smo1nf
u ene ponds held by the bank as collateral TO The
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BUFFALO nIARKRT-AUC. q


FLOuR-lu fair demand and the market steady.
sales Of l2oO bhlai at StTal5 for extra state and
western.
WHEAT-Falr demand; white winter lR2c low
rr. sales 2lOuo bush red winter Ohio and lndi-
ana az l,lu; 60 bush white winter do az 81 afl
CORN-ShHdo hrmer but dull. Sales 1910 bus at
fAdiic
OATS-Steady Sales 2to0 bush at sOc
WHIsk E-Nominal at igc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-iOc on -four; l3c on
LAKE I1lP0RTS-6Ooo bbls -four; $1,000 bush
wheat; fiUu0 bush cpru. q. 'se.
CANAL EXpORTS-Wheat $4,000 bush; corn
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DEATH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.
The venerable VIM. Neil. d. d long .sst,l.d
minister Of the Presbyterian church, died vester
9ey morning aged 50, at his residence In PhiIs
s eslRlle- Dr. Neil was formerly Presid ent
Of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa.
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APPOTNr1TENT.

MTLLEDGEvLLE, Aug. s.
Al the Breckenridge State Contention to-day,
Chas. McDOnal and Henry r. jackson were Rp.
pointed electors at large The crowd was large
and harmonious Mr.. TOombs made a speech.
Mr. Cobb was not present .