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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07
Stroudsburg, Pa, Jan. 20, 1866.
DE. GRECO.

DR. GREGG,
Dear Sir:-I wish to inform you that | have
been under the treatment of some of our best
physicians for nearly two years, without receiy-
ing any benefit. | had lost all confidence, and
| INDUCED in but little hope of a cure from any
source. My disease was DrOpsy, and my ply
sicians told me that there was no cure for me-
| was tapped some fifty times, and at the differ
ent operations about 1900 pounds of water was
removed.
1 am happy to inform you that have been
completely restored to health by the use of Con-
stitution Water.
l make this statement hoping 1t may roach
those persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully
Mrs MARGILL C. LEVANWAY.
IN DYsMENoRRHGA, OR PAINFUL MENsTUATIoN.
AND MENoRRHAGIA, OF PROFUsE
FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion of
the menstrual tluid-in one case being too little
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other
a too profuse secretion, which will be speedily
cured by the Constitution Water
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result of a relaxation of
the ligaments of that organ, and is known by a
sense of heaviness and dragging pains in the
back and sides, and at times accompanied by
sharp, lanCinating or shooting pains through the
parts, will, in all cases, beremoyed by the medi-
cine.
There is another class of symptoms arising
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word COW
ers up much ignorance, and in nine cases out of
ten the doctor does not really know whether
the symptoms are the disease, or the disease
the symptoms. We can only enumerate them
here. | speak more particularly of Cold Feet,
Palpitation of the Heart, Impaired Memory,
Wakefulness Flashes of Heat, Languor Lassi
tude, and Dlmness OF lslOn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

WIsTAR's BAbsAM la...a
WILD CHERRY
has been used for noarly
HALF A CEN URY,
with the most astonishing success in caring
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat Info-
enzs, Whooping Cough, Group, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Difficulty
OF Breathing, Asthma
and every atiec-
ton of
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CONSUMPTION,
which carries of more victims than any other
disease, and which battles the skill of the Ply
stefan to greater extent than any other mala-
dy, often
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY
when all Others prove Intellectual
AS A MEDICINE,
Rapid in Relief, Soothing in effect, Safe in it's
operation,
IT Is UNSURPASSED
while as preparation, free from noxious ingrei
dents, poisons, or minerals; uniting skill,
science, and medical knowledge combining all
that Is valuable in the vegetable kingdom for
this class OF diseases it is
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled, merits and receives the general
confidence of the public.
From r. FELLOWS, NJ D., of Hill, N. II.
ALTHOUGH have generally great objection
to patent medicines, ! can but say, in justice To
DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, that il is
remedy OF superior value for Pulmonary Dis
eases.
l have made use of this preparation for several
years, and 1t has proved to be very reliable ana
ethcacious in the treatment of severe and long
standing Coughs. | know of one patient, now
in comfortable health, who has taken this rerne-
dy, and who, but for its use, consider would
not now be living"
! PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
Prepared by
| SETH w. FOWLE d SON, IS fremont Street,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07

TRAsH.-The Selma ala Messenger
states that Robert Bonner recently ex-
planned his success with The New York
Ledger, as follwos: 81 found that the
reading public wanted trash l have
given it, and you see the result. 1 en-
gagged Edward Everett, Henry Ward
Beecher, and other distinguished men to
write for my paper, only STIMULATING that
they should write trash. They complied
with my condition, and now you have
the secret in nut shell.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-06-07
DIABETES,

Strongaayy and Burning or Painful Trina
ting.
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CONSUMPTION,

which carries of more victims than any other
disease, and which battles the skill of the Ply
stefan to greater extent than any other mala-
dy, often
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-07-12
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.


The National Bank of NIartinsbarg w. Va,
has made dividend of ~ per cent.
The Pittsburgh Commercial of yesterday re.
ported an advance of % cents in mails and n
discredIted here. -
The First National Bank OF Parkersburg
SHOWS the following items; Capital stock,
deposits 800 IOT % surplus, $40 205 so;
s5,4I6 SO.
New York advices state that
"Ihere Is strong disposition among some
OF the leading operators to keep up specula-
ton throughout the Summer. The extreme
ease In the money market favors the move
ment, and II such n programme fails to be
executed, the fault will be in the outside pub
lie failing to respond" Ell 3 =
The Money writer for the New York Post
furnishes us with the following item:
The ten per cent tax on the circulation of
State Banks will go into effect in three weeks
and cause greater inquiry from the country
Tor currency; but so great are the disburSe-
ments from the Treasury, and so widespread
Is the plethora OF national bank notes that
no Interruption OF the case in money is anti
cipated from this cause. II is reported that
when Mr.. McCulloch has paid off the 80 mil
lions OF Certificates OF Indebtedness which
all cease to bear interest next Monday, he
Will begin to pay or the temporary loan. :"
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PIttsbureh Live stocIk nInrket.


CATTLE-The supply OF cattle was again
light this week, not exceeding six hundred
head, but the market, nevertheless, was a
hard one, and some six car loads were len
over unsold. The demand was very much
restricted, as the butchers bought very spar
ingly, and there was not n single sale for
shipment. As compared with last week
prices are. II anything, shade lower, al.
though there Is but very little difference:
good retailing cattle sold at from to- 81
some few extra at SE@Sf-medium grades
brought from TO ~, and inferior 5IS@8IS.
Had there been an average, supply OF cattle
worse than It was; as in that event the sup
ply would have been much larger than the
demand. and concessions would have had to
be made in order TO effect sales.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The supply OF sheen
was very light this week, not exceeding eight
hundred head, but the demand also was
light, and prices were barely maintaipeCI.
Good fat mutton sheep may be quoted at 59
So, while common sold at 4@41S-there WeF
few extra sheep sold at 6(9B1S, but these
cannot be taken as fair criterion of the
market. Stock sheep are selling at about Sc
per head. Lambs sold at from 81 to 81 perS
head, according to size and condition.
HoGS-There is nothing doing in this class
OF stock, worthy OF mott &c, and prices remain
about as last'week, 9159lO15I gross, for fair to
good averages.
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A Cannrd.

NEW York, July 1.-THE Times
Baltimore dispatch says: A Baltimore
house of the highest responsibility is
stated to have received by the steamer
Cuba, semi-ofhcial communication
denying the news of an insurrection at
Peurto Principe, and treating the whole
affair as being substantially canard.
The news of the uprising Of the blacks
as we'll as the arrival of CHILEAN fleet
with 1000 men, is pronounced to be
false by the same party; who, writing
about It, attributes the rumor of an in
surrection to the gathering of few
hundred Cubans upon the square OF
Peurto Principe, for the purpose of pro-
testing against the present cabinet and
of associating themselves in feeling
with the revOlutionists of Spain, head
ed by General Prim and other demo-
Gratis OF the same stamp.
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The Dry Good. Market.


The following is the report OF the Dry
Goods Exchange, jObbers prices:
Market inactive. PrintS-AIerrImac D 81
y Pa Fac pa; Sprague,s frocISs 2l1z; do.
2O11; Pepperell 23Iz; Washington Satteen "a.
Cambrics-Manville l4IS; Portland III; Vic
tory 1I15; Washington 151SS; A l6IS. Imported
Gambrics--English Is; A 20; 8. s. & Sons %;
Warner %. Drills Brown-AmoSlSeag Is:
Boot Mills %; Globe q; Massachusetts "a:
PeppeTen 25; Stark A %; Winthrop 20.
Substituted States STANDARD Dress Shirts.
No. 25 Sl6 per dozeni No. $50, SIS; No. 2lO, 81.
Paper Collans-Metropolltan 1900 to 800
Goldsmith, Hoffman & Co.'s Patent Perspir-
alton Proof Byron, 1000; Shakespeare, 1000;
Guns, 5000. Hoop SlIirts-Bradley's Duplex
Elliptic, with 40 and so hoops, are selling al
S71zc9S1 05; Empress Trail Us; Thompso &
Crown, French elastic springs, 7S9IOO; BOnle-
yard Trail 1UO9l2O; Woven Trail 65; Woven
Zephyr 65; Meyers x Z, wide tapes, 6S6IlO;
narrow tapes 4S@73. Mngic RuftieS-Senu-
inc, with trade marlk-No. l, G25: No. 2, 700;
No. 9, rs; No. 4, $50. Homemade RufIies-
No. !, $50; No. 8, $50; No. 5, $50. Hardel Rub
Der CEaaats- A.tnch=Plain No, !, 400; No, 2.
-iuch No. l, $50; No. 2, $50; 5Sz-inch No. /, 475;
No. SIS; l-inch No. /, 800 No. 2, $50; lJS-inch
No. l, SIS; No. 2, 62j.
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New ORLEANS, July lin pursu-
ance of a call of the National Union par
ty or Convention to meet in Philadel-
phia. The Democratic executive COM
mittee met here last evening, sinking
their party organization and inviting
all the friends of President Johnson
to cooperate and selected the following
delegates to the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. State at Large-Randall Hunt,
John Ray, NJ. q. King, Richard Taylor,
A. Voorhees,, Geo. Williams, Judge w.
B. Eagan, Edward 8. Cage.
LIST. CongressionaI District-Geo. Carr,
Chas. Sayer, R. w. Clayborne, JudgeE.
A. Bell, s. d. Proctor, ]. NJ. Lapeyn.
Second District-J. A. Derosier, A.
Wilder, Samuel Smith, f. g. Heron,
81. NJ. Spafford, w. H. G. King.
Third District-D. F. Kinder, ",
Barthe, Alfred Hennen, S. K. Jofiquea,
j. q. A. Fellows.
Fourth District-H. "a. Moore. j. @,
Manning, DIR. A. Duperier, Jules OH
yer, A. Deblane.
- Fifth District-J. u. Lennis. w. n
Parkan, ]. Garrett, L. NJ. Mutt, J. b,
Elan. SE -.
A mass meeting Is called of all the
people of the State, to meet in New Or
leans on the 9th inst, to ratiGy the Sc.
lection ofthese delegates.
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New YORK, July l1.-Tho Pail Mall
Gazette of 9th of June says: A very
taken place within the Inst few davs
in the military establishments of
France. Uniforms, arms and ammu-
milton are being got ready in great
haste, and to sufficient amount for
the equipment of an army at its full
strength, Reserves only, have as yet,
not been called in, but these are always
to be got by eight or ten days notice.
AParis correspondence Of the same
journal says: I am able to state on
very good authority, that negotiations
are now going on with secrecy between
France and Austria with the object OF
producing an e1IteIlte cordidLe between
the two governments that may lead to
definite understanding, and eventuate
| in an alliance between Them.
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UTICA, N. Y, July ia disastrous
fire occurred in this city this morning.
destroying Metoalf q behring's car,
penter shop; Pierce, Babcock & Co. Is
tobacco manufactury; the cabinet ware
rooms of Fitz q Co., and the clothing
establishment Of Jacob Mendolssohn,
besides injuring more or less adjacent
buildings. Totalloss $50, 600 on which
there was an insurance of 81, 200.
of this city, died suddenly this morn
Ing from the effects of heat, while sit
ing in the cashiers room of the Oneida
National Bank, : - :
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Baltimore & Ohio Skies of 1867 are worth
9S1S; thoseo Of 1875, %; those OF 1885, 95.
Central Ohio first mortgage skies are worth
so. North Western Virginia's OF 1873 are
quoted at o.; thirds OF 1885 are offered at
Marietta 4 Cincinnati sevens of 1892 are
quoted at 78%.
cleveland 4 Pittsburgh second nortgnse
seyens are saleable at 20; fourth mortgage
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NeZ York nIarker.
NEw YoRK. JuIy d.

GNEsW AOAAAs uAg 4As
COtton-DuII and lower at S6c for InIddling.
Flopr-Dul and prices strongly tend down
ward; 81 65@9 IS for extra state; s. 709l0 %
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio,
and $40 lO@5l3 70 for trade brands, closing
quiet. WhIsky-Dun. Wheat-Dnl and
dropping for common 81 00 for No. / Chicago
spring; q % for new No. Milwaukee, and
q ~ for mixed. Rye-Dun and lower at S9c9
q 0S for western. COrn-Shade frmer; SO
SIC for unsound new mixed western; S81S9
Size Tor sound do and soc for high mixed
nea[Iy yellow. Oats-DuL and heavy at Sic
Soc Ior new western, latter an extranle. Cof-
iee-DuLi: SugaT-QuIet at l0J<@lI5<c. Mo-
lasseS-FlTn but quiet. PetFOleum-Dull;
20 for crude, and 394SIOc for refined in bond
W0ol-DOmeSucnn and foreign quiet: 5556lc for
for superhne and extra pulled: I3G1Ic for
California; 2298ic for unwashed, and 4Sa45c
for cape. Pork--Dull and lower: s8I T5CaSSs "a
for new mess, closing at 81 70 cash; SO % FOR
old do, and So 259 % so for prime. Beef
Unch0nged; Sl692I so for new plain mess
and $40 1921 50 for new extra mes. Beef
Hams-NOminal at SIS. Cut MeatS-FiTtn;
l31SGl514c for shoulders. and l792Oc for hams.
Bacon-FIrm with moderate demand; lSc for
short clear, and lI5<c for short ribbed. Lard
Dull and heavy; sales $40 bbls al l9lS32lc.
butter-2094Oc for state. Cheeso-Dull at
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Health of the PresIdent---Cabinel
meetInEs---Gen. SIckIes.


MeetIngs---Gen. SIcIIIes.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Worlds
Washington special says:
The President was well enough to-
day to be present. at the regular Cabinet
meeting. Quite contest is understood
to have arisen over the conflict of opin-
ion between Mr.. Stanton and the Pres
ident relative to the construction OF
what is known as the peace proclama-
tion.s Mr.. Stanton claims that the writ
of habeas corpus is still suspended in
South Carolina and that civilians held
under sentence by Gen. Sickles' court
martial should not be turned over to
the civil authorities. Ugr NORM
The Worlds Charleston special says
Gen. Sickles, on authority from head
quarters, has declined to be arrested on
the writ of attachment recently issued
by Judge Brian for contempt of court
in refusing to obey the habeas corpus
writ in the Stowen case. All proceed
ings on the matter have been referred
to President Johnson.
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CNoINNATI, July 1.-THE first annu-
al fair of the Association of the Tobacco
Trade. was held in this city to-day.
1t was complete success in numbers
present and in excellence of samples.
A large Quantity of tobacco from Ohio,
Kentucky and Virginia was entered.
The first premium was awarded to to-
bacco grown. by J. W. Stone Lynch
burg, Virginia. q
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The Potato Market.

------ :" IIIISBU HUH July II.
There is a fair demand for old crop Potataes,
with sales at So so To s. per bbL New Pota-
fiuenee of improved receipts, and we now
quote at IS to S. 30 per Dbl.
CLEVELAND, July IL.
In fair request and firm. Sales 200 bush
Peachblows at 81 IS per BUSH; so bbls new
at So 90 per Dbl.
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Ne commencing money nrticle SAVE.


F1our-Duil and soc per barrel lower: sales
of 500 bbIs at 500 for No. spring; Si2 25a
- rs for red winter and SIS Is for Xxx. Wheat
Dull with a downward tendency; sales Of
spring at 81 95. Corn-Opened at 20 and clos
ed at a for No. Illinois, with sales Of 1900
bushels. Corn-Eominal. Canal Ereights-
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Pittsbureh On Mnrket.


7 FITISBUHGHt July II.
Business yesterday was quiet with very lit
tie new to note. We note sales of go barrels
at l2c; 100 at PFC, barrels returned: 600 bar
September, sellers option, at l2Ilc. Reports
from Oil City quote crude at So 5OG3 rs per
barrel. Refined In bond Is dull and prices
are dropping, owing to the unGaVoTable news
from the East. Erie oil is inactive and prices
are nominal Naptha and residuum are dull
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Flour and Wheat quiet, inactive and held
above the prices OF buyers. Corn drm: sales
at TSaT3Kc for No. ]; AZ closing held At "a and
few buyers at 20. Oats-Ho. Chicago Spring
49c: Mo- Milwaukee 49c. Barley 81 25 Rye
quiet and unchanged. Pork $50 60da3 90.
Lard DC. Whisky nominal. Canal FTaipiits
to New York, wheat lsc, corn l5c, oats S1Sc;
to Albany, corn 15c.
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NEW York, July 11.-While Mr..
Henry Bergen was making some e1.
periments with powder at the. rooms of
the Star Medicinal Powder Company
to-day a portion of powder exploded
injnring him so that he had to be taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
The Commercials special says: Gen.
Rousseau viii doubtless be expelled
from the House Tomorrow.
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chicago Market.


CHICAGO, July IL.
Flour-DuIl and declined 25aSOc. Wheat
Panicy; sales at 81 605l IS for No. l, closing
nominally at 81 Us for No. 2, and 81 1901 Is.
Corn-ActiHe md advanced 15@lc; sales
at 5S95954 for No. 1 and 57IS65SZ for No. 2
Oats-Steady at 81 932I< for No. and SOIS
for No. .. PrOvisions-Dull. Freights steady
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OMAHA, July 1.-THE Nebraska Leg
islature in joint ballot today, elected
Major General John NJ. Thayer and F.
w. Upton to the United States Senate,
both Republicans. The Legislature
has adjourned sine die
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PhiIndeIphIn NIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, July IL.
Cotton-Dull, middllng sc. wooI-ActIve
ana advancing. Flour-DuIl and unchanged.
Steady; mixed western 81; yellow 81 O3. COT.
iee-9uiet. Sugar and Molassess unchanged.
Whlsky-Pennsylvani 81 y; Ohio s22S.
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New York Money and stock Market.

overwhelmingly active at per cent.
9ttesE ni5g tEiHchange-l0s5E9 lO9Iz. III
TO 1905, and closing at 80 - -
dotal exports OF specie to- day S792 S26 -i'
io-io coupons $50: 7-SOs, second series, 1857;
Stoeks-Stendy; Pittsburgh 4 Fort WAYNE
$50; Chicago & Rock Island e5st: Cieysisn NJ
q Toledo ITO; Chicago * Northwestern 3iIS.
chicago q Northwestern preferred SSs99
20; Michigan Southern SIS; Reading iOTJZ:
Hudson ll41si Erie rs; New York Central
ferred 2S1S; Quicksilver $50; Ohio & MISS
sippi certificates 2T5<. .I 3 = r.
The folloylng were the salesat the 4 o'clock
open board to-day: :
Western Union Telegraph 49,; Erie 7I55;
Hudson River llIlS; Michigan Southern SIi33;;
cinnat IS; Cleveland & Toledo 10: Chicago
q Rock Island $50; Chicago & Northwestern
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specIal TO the Wheeling IntellIgencer. I
PlTTsBURGH, July ia. j, PYLE. of
wheeling. who was arrested here last
night on the charge;of incendiaryism.
in setting fire to photograph gallery
has been honorably acquitted. the
charge not having been sustained. -
FfE-a =H-..-s-a Z. W .. SNowDEN
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seuIIIns Match On Que HudsOn..-Tho

NEW YoRK, July 1f.ETn the sculiing
match on the Hudson, between Gilbert
victorious. Distance 8 miles, time Al
minutes. =7a Il s-, .,-s., a.
The great ram Dunderburg, has had
steam on for a number ofdays, for the
purpose of testing her massive m6chin-
cry. The trials thus far have proved
entirely successful, and everything has
worked with an ease and freedom sell
dom witnessed in new engines.
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PORTLAND, July 1.-THE Portland
been reported as losing only $780, 900
cannot lose less than $4O0, 900. It has
been in, operation for many years, ta-
king risks on houses at very low rates,
mostly among the middle classes. 1t
will be able to pay about twenty per
cent. on the loss. This will fall very
heavily on widows, orphans and the
poorer classes who'Were insured in the
company. A ttle3 80.
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i st. Louis Market.

81. ST. LOUIS. July IL.
Flour unsettled and without material
change. Wheat easier; 81 81 for choice club;
s2 lO92 10 for prime old new, and 50 3Oa2 40
Tor choice do. Corn firm at 678Soc. Provl-
sions unchanged. Lard lower at 2Ic for
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, July IL.
Flour-Dull. wheat-DuII; sales of No. I
new white Michigan at 81 - COrn-Aciive;
sales OF No. while at ST1z; No. 2 So; yellow
changed. Lake Freghts-DulI, nothing do
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By Telegraph.
Spirit of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK, July IL.
The Posts money article says: 3
There isno scarcity OF gold for delivery and
loans of coin are made either without inter-
est or at 394 per cent. in favor of borrower.
The foreign demand for United States secu.
rifles Is only q feature OF general interest al
the stock exchange. The inquiry from in
vesters is proportiOnateIy. There Is much
activity in the loan market of railroad shares
Eric is the chief favorite aud has risen b
765S. l rli n -
Tine Commercials money article says:
The stock market shows q vigorous recov.
cry from the slight reaction or Yesterday,
transactions at the morning board were un-
usually large and prices range higher
throughout the list. Activity In Govern
mentS continues. Government is at present
large operator In securities and the present
excitement and advance in prices IL chiefly
owing to Its transactions. The passage of
the tariff bill in the House with such large
majority has revived confidence IN the gold
room. That the bill Will become law now
has consequently enlarged the demand from
speculatOfs With a view TO holding gold on
the market, 50 as to squeeze the importers.
Money is In rather more demand and some
lenders are holding for 8 er cent. ON call
loans The general rate however tsS per cent.
Discounts are shade hrmer but quiet Prime
names range at 65S97 per cent. .-t i-lr
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e BOSTON, July 1.-THE examination
before the United States Commission
er's Court, of Captain Vim. Grant, oharg-
ed with burning his ship, Young Me-
chanic, at sea in April last, has result
ed in the committal OF the defendant for
trial In September next -
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New York, June 1.-THE trot at the
fashion course, for a purse and stake
Lucy being declared the winner in three
straight heats. Time 1913, 800 and
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denim o. QenernlLn LAND.

LRAyENwoRTH, July lI.-General
Lane died. at five minutes before 10
O'Clock to-day. His remains will be
taken to Lawrence tomorrow for i'm
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For Sheriff of Ohio County,
Subject to anomlnation ofa called Convention,
MR. /. H. Williams.
Mr., WILLIAMS HAS ALWAYS BEEN
MI strong staunch and unWayering Union
man, and possess all the requisites thai
should be required OF an officer. That he e
honest and eapable, and we believe If noni-
mated and elected, VIII make an exce1lent
Sheriff, and hnV6l no doubt but viii receive
the support Of an true Union men Of the
county. Ju28-tce1 MANY FRLENDS-