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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

NORTH-WEsTERN lIAEVEST.-Iha Chi
cago Times has two columns of report.
from the great grain growing counties OF
Illinois. Indiana. Michigan and Minneso
ta-all of which encourage the eNrrcta
ton that the forthcoming harvest in al
that region, will be one Of the most hniin
tfu, on record, Notwithstanding the So
rious damage Influenced by recent severe
storms In Indiana alone, there would
seem to be some doubt as to the Yield ot
wheat on account OF injuries received
from rain and rust. In many places the
stalk has not been cut, the yield BEINGS
poor. The hay crop, on the contrary, is
very fine, and promises in some places Il
yield of five times as large as that OF tho
previous season Corn. oats, and pota'
toes are all thriving finely, and give indi
cations of an abundant yield
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

THE Radicals now are prolific In adj
vice to Southern planters-telling them
how to get along; how to raise cotton
and sugar They foretell that the aboii-
ton of slavery will be great advantage;
that it was an injury to the South; and
that the people South will find it So
Now and then they give us some opinions
OF Southern men to confirm then iucu-
hratious. People who know nothing
abant a snbject are always competent 10
riv. advice. and good deal. of it, more
81 thal one familiar with the subject
The latter is embarrassed by facts and
exner;ence, which are apt to spoil fine
nriting. We think it likely that the
rlanter South knows more about cotton
and sugar, and more about the negro, free
or slave. than the editors of papers down
East The former have raised cotton and
S,,rar their way, and have supplied the
w rid with them. They don't understand
;h pr.w and gaseOuS way OF doing 1t
We are tod that the people OF North
Cn,lina want ouigrants from the North;
ia, that is "A vain hope Who. would
leave that enlightened and virtuous part
e the world To settle down in North
a,irnlina! We take it for granted that
road people prefer to stay amongst good
paople. They may try their skill in get
ting along with freedmen and raising
cotton and sugar. So far as we have
heard from those who have looked at eX-
p,rimentS made by enterprising men
from the North, these experiments are
SIGNAL failures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27
: A CINCINNATI paper states that a nun

A CINCINNATI paper states that num-
s Der of eonnterfeits of the one-dollar
Treasury note have recently been passed
gin that city. 1t says: Excepting few
: discrepancies. the spurious note is an
exact rae smile of the genuine bill The
general appearance of the bill is also
!. very good. The green ink is of some
What lighter shade than that used on the
genuine. and some parts of the note look
" seratchy ind blarrea. The figures l on
ths green scroll-work on the lower right
qgafter of the note are printed in green,
44 ne genuine they are ehite The face
/ q Pe, IN the counterfeit, is badly exc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

THE WHEAT CRoP.-From the north
ern counties in Illinois we learn that the
growing wheat has sustained immense
damage on account of the recent heavy
rains. In many places the chinch bug
is also committing sad ravages, and nu-
merous fields, between rust and the bng,
are quite ruined. Over what extent of
country the damage has extended, we do
not learn
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DIED:

At his late residence on Market street, July
26th, 1865, JEREMIAH CLEMENS, Esq, in
his 65th year
Ats o'clock. July a7th, his remains viii be 70,
moved from his late residence to the 4th street
Methodist Church, where the funeral service
win be performed. The friends of the family,
and the public, arerespectfuIly inYted to attend,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

The friends Of General Cox, the Re-
publican nominee for Governor Of Ohio
black and white, men aud womcn-held
a meeting at Oberlin, on Friday, OF last
week, at which negro acted as Chair
man, and JEFF. LANGSTON, another ne
gro, led off in the speaking and in the
transaction of the business of the meet
ing. The meeting was large and unami-
nous for General Cox.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

Or. strikes are Incoming numerous in
this State, down in the nelghholho"U a.
Burning Springs and in Wood and Pleas
ants counties, and we have no
doubt that rs rapidly as the matter is
fairly tested from there up this way, we
SHAH have The pleasure of recording
many profitable strikes nearer Wheeling
Tyler. Wetzel Marshall and Ohio, as well
as Brooke and Haucock, will yet send forth
oily treasures TO gladden. thc hearts and
swell the pockets of those whose enter
prise and perseverance are prompting
them II ra'le the risks of developing the
mineral resources of those counties
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, We. VA.
rs7sz1ssNsTETUTuON. CHATTER

rS7s5JS INSTITUTION, CHATTER
| l ED with full collegiate powers III i-Il. ana
recently reorgauizcd under 4 new board III pi-
| rectors will I've opened ~ COLLEGIATE institute
on the first Wednesday in September next. The
buildings are now being thoroughly rented ana
newly furnished throughout.
In the liberaity of its arrangements, In the eN,
| tent and comprehensiveness OF its course oil
| study in its methods of tuition and government,
| and in the ability and experience of its Board
| of instruction. the public may rely upon its
| being a first.class seminary.
| Having had many years experience Iii conduct
mo leading Educational institutions iii the Eas-
| tern and Middle States, / feel assured that with
| the liberal patronage and the earnest co opera
| tion of the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity,
the College will soon DO able to extend TO young
| ladies' ali the facilities for m accomplished edit
cation TO be found outside OF our eastern IN ,tro'
pOtan cities. .
1t affords me the highest satisfaction TO he able
| to announce the engagement Of corpse OF
| teachers Of distinguished ability experience
| and reputation.
sciences, Miss Martha II. Halstcad former Pre-.
| ceptrcss of Wesleyan Female College, Wal
| mington, Delaware.
In the department OF literature and bellies.
| lettres, Miss Mary Williams, late Preceptress of
| LAFAYETTE Institute Washington D. G..
| In Music Miss Emily j. Shipley, of New YorE
/ ity, educated in Europe and pupil Of Bassi
| In the Fine Arts, Miss Isabella NJ Geain Of
| the New York School of Design.
Assistants will be added in these or otner de.
| partments, "A occasion may require.
| 4 NORMAL DEPARTMENT will be organized at
| an early day. having especial reference tn the
preparation OF young ladies' for the business OF
| teaching.
| A PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT will be opened
for such Misses As are too young toenter the col.
J legiate.
| EXPENSES PER QUARTER OF TEN
WEEKS.
TuruoN.-Fmst Preparatory, SO; Second Pre-.
| paratory 81; First Collegiate, &C. Second Col
ieCiate 50. Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 % Latin,
French. German, or other languages, -; EXper-
mental Sciences - extra each Drawing, IS
Painting in Oil, sl0 Pastel $40 CrayOn, =; Mu-
sic on Piano $40; Use of Instrument s. 50, VO.
cal Music, 80; Fuel I'd and 81 quarters 80 cents
each quarter
BoARp-Si5. Fuel and Lights, - Washing
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday TO Friday
night s31 80; Fuel and Lights, -.
Bills both for tuition and board payable in all
| cases at the commencement OF the quarter-Ssp.
9th Nov 18th, Feb lst and April 18th
Young ladies are received at any time, but
not for less than an entire quarter. In case of
protracted illness, allowance will be made.
Young ladies should bring towels table napkins,
umbrella and oveTshoes.
Applications may be made by letter or by
calling at the College from TO 4 o'clock.
L. G. LOOMS, AN NJ. D.,
July 20, ls65. President
SPECIAL NouCE.-Having to be absent from
II -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27
A RID.

A CA RID.
VNHE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
i beg leave to inform their friends and the
public generally that they have reopened Wheel.
ing Hospital Tor the reception of all patients not
afflicted with contagious diseases The strict.
st attention will be paid to everything connect.
ed with the welfare of patients entrusted to
their care. Terms moderate and proportional to
the accommodation desired. The Sisters would
avail themselves of this opportunity TO return
their thanks to the medical faculty of Wheel
ing for the patronage bestowed ON their ins.itu
ton previous TO its occupation by the military
authorities. of which they hope to experience Il
renewal henceforward
The City Omnibus leaves the Hospital for
Ritchietown every alternate hour from o'clock
a. m to p. m.
Wheeling Hospital Julv DIV
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P.iladelpAia woel mar,se,

The following quotations are from the
Economist:
July 22.-WoQL-There has been more
inquiry from the manufacturers, and
more activity in the market generally
The contracts for Governmentg goods have
been closed or annulled, and most OF the
manufacturers have changed their ma
chinery to cloths, Cassimeres, and other
seasonable goods suitable for citizens
wear. This has caused an increased de.
msnd for fine woods, both for local and
Eastern consumption, and for this de
scription we advance our quotations fnl-
" Sc per 10. We have been shown tel
egraphic dispatch from Harrison County
Ohio, stating that some of the agents OF
Eastern manufacturing companies are
purchasing fine Wool there at 70 cents
an extravagant figure. Among the sales
we notice:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27
The Belmont Iron Works
and Nail Factory,

Bounded as follows west by the Ohio river.
nortn by Division street, east by Main street
and south bv the property OF Messrs. Caldwell
Il Lancaster.
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward, now
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
ALSO. the real estate and coal property be-
longing to said corporation in and adjoining
South Wheeling, including that recently pur'
chased of Dr. j. c. Campbell, and the chooses in
action connected Herewith f.; and 81 Town lots IN
South Wheeling, lately and heretofore purchased
of the NJ " NJ Bank and others.
1t being understood that the purchaser or pnr'
chasers of said real estate and appurtenances
shall also purchase ~, the stock, materials, tools
and chattcl property Of every description i'll and
about said Belmont Iron Works, at the valuation
of three disinterested persons.
TERNfS-One. third cash, onc.third i'll two
months onethird in four months, with interest
from day of sale. deferred payments to be salts
factorily secured. -
HENRY MOORE,
J.P. GILCIRIST.
I'D. DUBOIS,
For Directors of Belmont Iron Works Com.
pany
july22.td
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SPECIAL Misunderstanding to be absent from
the 25th inst, TO Aug. 10th. application may be
made in the interval to Hon. c. D. Hubbard
President or 10 j. E. Wilson, Esq, Secretary
Board of Directors. iy2J-tf
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WILL SELL AT AUCTION.

At the front door of the Court House. i'll the city
of Wheeling On Tuesday, the 22d day OF August,
1863 sale tocommence nj 10 o'clock a. III all that
valuable real estate and appurtenances i'll the 9th
Ward of the CITY of Wheeling known as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-27

4. JACOBS for Plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05
NEWS FROM The PACIFIC.

Post ponement OF the Examination OF the
Leaders In the Brontes AEair-Spccula-
tfons ~ to the Movements or the Pirate
Shena ndoah. &c.
San Francisco, May "a, 1865.
The leaders Of the Brontes expedition were brought
before the United states Court this morning, the
charge Of violating the Neutrality laws The examlna
ton postponed to Monday. Adviccs from Washing
ton anxously awaited II is said that the steamer
Colon will be sent 70 Mare Island Navy Yard for pro-
lection.
There IL considerable speculation TO the course the
pirate Shenandoah steered after leaving the Australian
waters. Opinions expressed that she will next DO
heard from the coast Of South America in the
track Of vessels sailing between California and the Allan
tic ports and Europe Increased risks are demanded
by the insurance agents
The of Norfolk has paid the forfeit, and with
drawn his horse from the three mile advertised for
next week
The troops lately sent 70 Arizona now arriving 1t
Fort Mohave, and Will take the field against the Apachea
who have committed murders lately.
Bannock City, in Idaho, was burned down on the 18th
instant
There have been no arrivals Of importance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

1UNDAY, June ID p. H.
Affairs in Wall street have been without any special fea
ture this week Both the Stock Exchange and in the
Gold Room the volume Of business has been light and the
speculative feeling The stock market had the
whole dropping tendency butt closed steady although
inactive At the evening board Saturday Erie sold
a. New York Central S91l, Reading &c. Hudson River
(b.3 994, Michigan Southern Is 81 57K Cleveland and
Pittsburg $50
Government securities suffered decline under the In
nuence of the European quoting dvetwenties at
631 "a in the London market, as also the return Of
several parcels for sale After selling down to lO2
however they advanced TO 1oSA Saturday, and sold
at 103x during the evening
The variations in the price of gold were not marked
and the supply abundant The extreme prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

TRErGHrs were duller than ever and we heard Of no
sngagements Rate: are merely nominal Danish
bark 400 TONS from Philadelphia 10 New Orleans coal
$40; schooner to Washington, D. O., grain &c. and hay
one from Ezabehport TO East Cambridge, 81 Is; one
from Elizabethpo TO Pembroke, iron 81 co. hence
to Elizabethpon -four aoc brig 2So tons TO Jamaica
. schooner 81 tons, TO Charleston, private terms
GRnAsE-we note sass Of 10, 600 Ibs at 1oc
HIDss were dull; ZOO Buenos Ayrcs sold mostly At
49, gold, and ], 900 city slaughter at SIC.
HExP-Thcre have been sales Of $500 bales Manila in
Boston, mainly for this market, at loc, gold.
MotASEs quiet and prices we're nearly nominal
OrIs.-200o0 gallons linseed sold on private terms
PrTRoLsuE Receipts, 2,soc bbls There was more
dong, and refined was &C. q DC. higher The sales
were:-7 500 bbs Mt soc 35kc. for crude, on the
spot a1c 35c for all June and July; acc soc Tor
refined light straw TO white In bond; ole e3c' Tor
whe Ole. for all June sellers option, and occ JUG
for Free
Provisions Receipts 1,as2 bills pork 1,elo do beef,
10 packages cut meats do lard There was altogether
commencement Of business 81 per Dbl. below the
outside prices quoted S pr ns ac
soc The sales cash and regular way were 600 bbls,
81 $23 $23 so for old mess S2e 3. 1873 70 for new
do SIS SIC 30 for prime and $40 $40 80 for prime
mess; also $500 bbls. new mess, for all June,
July and August, at $4 81 q $50 81 Beef was
quie. and unchanged the ssles were 900 bels,
extra do. Beef hams we're steady at $25 SIS; sales
100 bills. Bacon was dull and nominal, with sales Of
800 boxes Vumperianu ana SNORT cIear NJ l4c loHc.
Cut meats were quiet ana unchanged; the sales were
100 packages at he 14c for shoulders and lac. a17c
for hams. Lard dull but unchanged the sales wero
1900 bbls, at from l6c. 70 17kc 1Sc. Butter and
cheese were dull and heavy.
RICE dull aud unchange 800 bags Rangoon sold
M9kc. a9kc.
sAIrWo note sales of 200 sacks worthingons Liv-
crpool on private terms
SUGAR Tho market steady, though the demand
less active The sales $50 hhda Cuba muscv-
vado at gkc 13Lc 10 do Porto Rico at llc is'ac',
aud 400 boxes Havana mostly nj sAc lsc
NHsKLy. Receipts, so bbls The market was rregu-
lar Tho salcs y,ro 200 bbs Western al 81 0S - ~
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Vi, s'ss%:ss .s1ssz,s ~
.sp ciy Of london hence for Liverpool; 2s's
Won , es:nS s: ~
s sa Ii a. 81 g
ss EospSss ssbn A9;srs gsa d
BARK Honduras Br Reeve Minastlan, Is days, with
:s s1ssi. 81 ;aasS 8
p% s ss and aSando
NTH 6 s0pss ss1s Ga; &
VIII ss s ssT;PsS 4SS ST. s.
xses yfa Ssna day
Is sss g. s1&1 S sss fro%
Bns Bssd:haw Fish Mnas.n Is days, With I'm, nah,
Y RSSssy SS,.iSS.s j. a. ios spoke brig O.
Brig Don Juan tArgsnh Lnder Havana IL days with so
sris Ssisa s!r5 Richardson, Csntusge: y Day, VIZ
e S ao! Msy g. 80 Ion
Brig Anna Wellington Br, johnson cenfuesos 81 dy'
Brig binsc !af Hsrrnstonj, Rumban Cow Bay. Ndys
Brig q Reynolds OBI Dick LingAn Il days, with
IN 1:Sse0 nay Vi. Key
- sshr EostS mes Basso campeaohy "a days with hes
schr Rogers Watts Matsnzas 10 days. with fruit
Douglass. Has been days Of Hatteras.
schr Downing DeWaters Abaco, days, with frni 90
Jas Douglass.
schr shannon (Br), Abury Eleuthera, IL doys with u
10 Jas Douglass.
sohr Eveline, SWEET, Port Royal days.
Hchr Laura Jane, Robbins, Georgetown, DC.
Bchr Evelyn, Crowley Addison.
Schr Gen Meade, Dinsmore Lubec.
Bchr Erie, Abbott, Machias.
Echr Forest. Merrill, Reckland
6chr Albion, McCabe, Rockland.
Schr Concorda, Smith, Rockland.
Schr Cabot Phinney, Boston,
schr wllets, Ball, Boston for Albany
Schr Susan, Chase, Warehsm.
Schr Astoria Higgins, Rondout for Boston.
schr Chase, Mills, Rondout for Providence.
SAILED
Steamers Rhode Island ~ 81, and Falcon ship MARI
schrs Caroline, Aida, Minnie, Emeline, Howard, ano
Hermond.
nd nj unsetG W
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and period OF depression may snsue which would
NOT unlikely seriously PROSTATE the income Of the
government and render the latter incapable
Of carrying cut the scheme Of taxation Of which We
gave brief outline yesterday. But in any case, the
plan to which have given prominence In our editorial
columns Is suggestive and profitable, and IT, or some
such similar expedient, presents the only solution Of
speedily emancpatng ourselves from the despotism Of
internal revenue onicers-a corrupt set Of men,
entirely united TO represent the government Of free
people; and must prepare ourselves between these
and reputation.
The quotations for government securities and railway
and miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange In this
city, for the last four weeks were folows:-
Sfocka Nav Is Nav 20 Nav FL. Lune 5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

The Boston Traveller Of Saturday says -
The week closes with good supply OF currency and
much diminished demand for discounts. There " .
scarcity Of desirable paper for SALE and the best notes
arc easily passed and eight per cent Loans
call obtained from banks and private lenders ut six
per cent satisfactory collaerals. Money has been
more plentiful this week than in the preceding
one and it is hard to sec how it can be at any time long
until the currency is reduced The stock market
a little more animated to-day, and there were as
many buyers sellers Of dividend paying and specula
tive shares; but the principal inquiries for the
public securities and the better GLASS Of bank factory
and railroad investments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05


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Ss repaired sai d.' '.' WIN --'' ''- '''
10 1t Stf f s:S q: s1;
ss sess abo sUa Ssps LORD AID
SALE vrssEIs-R Gilchrest Co.'S liverpool crcslar
sSs ss .s % ss Ss s e
1888 for $500 cash this and the ss sale Of The oHsry Ac 10
Whalemen.
Brig Oxford Charry At New Bedford May 81 fror ~
Bst VIZ ID On Indian
ss ssy e. q a hsss II " Grand Gay
81 =. Oh on aa
xs ship ses r. ss from Liverpool for San
Foreign Ports.
A..co Nv 2nN9 AIT a weasel IL pG T:v., xvn.
BsEsnsns May NAV sd JoRsnns Whene 1s
man, Baisimors Stella, sesnsrsfe York; Hansa, &C.
Penelope Nyss
Havans 6 so.on HosSs d. &
sT RIs. AL kn
"a %sS s,s sSsS
Althea, Messenger, NYork land sli 2ist
port xpi 18TH ship Criterion, coombs, for the BrsS
DH4s. Nay 2s-Ar cArtsa.na, Hammond, London Cane
By do 2 & cssS and banded pilot
81 DC s . AT c% s1 Hamburg
the Lizard 10Th, Johann Papp Aiufs from NYOr4 Tor
Mas e. Gyss HYorl
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s% S MI s H. s"s: s. 1:s
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sa$?s q asst @
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North A%s,sss
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MALTA, May PAR Fanny Hamilton, Marshman N9orE,
n Ap Jug,sr NYSr, SIC
East Indies Api 2sh Maria Greensaf Nsrryman, cailso
In pors ADJ l Ramsey and Narmanby for Nyorn lss
Hs.riTIts Nay sNo Am vessel j. pcrt: SD sth h1Iss
MAI.cgss' Nay lin port brig Antilles from ard fo'
Nay fon Won
from tpr
12d Union, Heard Philadelphia; 18th, John Byers Pye'
oUrEsmowx, May 2o-sd Ocean Express, Cushing, Lon
Ap D9r S
EYori; WARWICK Chichester for do lde takes 400 s
do 400 do; (swed Fay for 400
Ar :, DO April - Pls,as. wins,9w c.rS,a; 49, 2
Queenstown and was spoken April o. g. lon 50; sst
sssIDo. Wy SIN port Sris Hattie. g, NYors
Nay aO-or, ship Naples Pike, from sunde nna
saRRscossA, May is-Arr Sarah King King NYork
ST john, NB June Arr ships Constancia tBremeI Do
Hsrde NYors q Uncle Joe, sewaii Philadelphia. GA 80
TAnr,co Nay lin port Minerva, NYork days
American Ports.
June AxA brig au ssy;y
Baltimore; A Danenhower, shepard N Van Dnsei Gri
erson and D Wentworth, Dean fhiladslphs; VIM D.
Tsicsraphsd bark Edw Everett from Baltimore; br Es
Maria. from Cienfueeos Cd steam;hip Norman
GhaIiss!on 4 hund.y SicIe5.ee ola poS. SomisI =
Csdwallader sllman Philadelphia. Gid steamer BefingS
1tS-Arr bark Rowland surnam; briss Pro.eus, nabn
GREENs LANDING, May as-Cd schr Foster, osri
'' SIoGcgsTER, June a-Arr bark Kingston tBr Liver
NYorS June l. Golden Eagle Kelly; Col Lester Perry d
W Dyer, Summer, philadelphia Honest Abe Conan
YorR fsld is. schr. smith, Nckerson, and inoNl
Bs..s MYo,L "a Staples aSe. . pslirssRss ,
NEW HEwpoRr, May 81, rM-Ar US .eame. Lady s;slm
art steibs Philadelphia Thos Cooper weeden, El2aicth
PHILADELPHIA, June s. AM-Arr brig q y Gear, Con
him Norfolk schrs stephen Tabcr Terry, Nyork f be
and viii have TO discharge for REPAIRS Caroln @
PORTLAND June Arr bark Eagle, Webb, Beau ort I
q; brig Chas Wesley Ford, Baltimore Bid bark Rean
ad1Arr steamship rraneonis, sherw99d New York 2s,
speedwea DIXON sagus; brig prentss Hobbs Morsa "a
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70 been no arrivals Of importance
The Northwestern Fair.

CHICAGO, June 8, 1905
The first week Of the Northwestern Sanitary Fair closes
satisfactorily TO al parties The attendance has been
largo every day and night Thousands are here from
other cities, and coming next week. Tho rc-
ceipts are over hundred thousand dollars Every
department is doing we'll Mrs Lincoln IL in the city.
Generals Grant and Sherman are expected next week.
Governors Morton and ogesby here The weather is
warm and dry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

Died.
wAnm.on Sunday, June :, oHsIsnAnA, widow of
the late Elijah Warner, In the Saith year OF her age.
funeral Trinity Church, Tuesday afternoon Al four
O'Clock.
In the l0th year Of his age.
His friends, and those Of his brother Flaw, william
from his late residence, q Norfolk street. on Tuesday
afternoon, st two o'clock.
(For Ou.ey Deaths See Second Paoe)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

ALLEGED ABORTION Cash TIE ELkvErrH PryuScr-
Durn or THE vIcTM. -Captan Ulman, Of the Eleventh
precinct made the arrest Of DR. Cobb and Hannah Ears
suspicion Of their being concerned In the death Of
young woman named Emma wolfca, aged eighteen
years II appears that the young woman died 10 the
house OF the midwife, Hannah Elars ebout nine CLOCK
last night Suspicious Of foul play being entertained
the parties above named detained 10 await TIE
action Of Coroner Widely. The inqucstNwiii De held
to-day.