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From the n. Y. Independent, July 18th.
DRY GOODS,


The occurrence Of the national holiday Inst
week has put stop to active business Pri-
ces ofgoods appear, howe yer very firm. Brown
slirtings and sheetings are in larger stock, but
held firm at previous prices. Beached goods
are small in stock, and prices ore very strong -
Drills are quiet, but steady. Stripes and ticks
are in moderate request. Prints are inactive
Fall styles are 10 full assortment, and invite
attention. Prices steady. Ginghams are ao,
tive and firm in price. THERE'S some move.
meut in fall delaines. OF which there is an in-
viling assortment offering at full prices. Broad
cloths are more active. Fancy Cassmeres are
moderately active. Heavy goods are not in
large stock Prices are bpoyant Satipets
are firm and active. There is more activity in
tweeds. Fannels are looking up in prices
Blankets steady All foreign goods are dill
but prices are firm. Coatipgs have advanced.
The inporiatiops have fallen of lately. Heavy
cloths are 10 demapd. but silks and sl dress-
goods generally are quiet. The stocks are
large, bat the expected incre use in the tariff
will put prices up. Goods are being taken out
Of bobd in view of this increase. Plain black
aud plain colored goods are mostly wanted
Black slPaeas especially are wanted. Melton
cloths aud baImorals show, also, con nsidersbls
activity. Linens are in request, and very firm.
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IN GENE RAJ.

The latest news from ih, Texas cotton crop
is unfavorable.
The late foreign advices say there is M.
wouted activity in the French army.
IA councilof surgeons has decided there
is no hope Of Senator Lanes recovery though
he may live several days
There were twenty cases Of sun stroke in
New York on Saturday aud Sunday.
The yellow fever is raging at Vera Cruz.
During the week ending jane go, the number
Of deaths per day averaged fhy.
Specimens Of new rich lead e0e from
Southern Kentucky are noticed. A stock com
paDy is iIrmicg for its development.
Tie Arka2sas river has cut through South
Bend, e5 miles abSye i.s month. This saves
10 miles travel
/ -Eightyni thousand anG eighteen balos
Of cotton were exported from Savanaah to Eu-
rope during the year ending June 80.
~ In New York, duriag the week ending Ju.
ly 7th'were only six cases Of eaelera, Of which
four proved fatal
"A great battle has been tough, 10 Y eoetjs
between The Austrians aud Italians. TAe lat.
ter were defeated.
Within the past month four ship loads o
Mormons arrived at New York. aud five more
vessels With similar loads are now on the way
u. s. Deputy Marshal Green. at Nav
York has been arrested on charge ofpermit
ting the escape OF Lamirande, the defaultnj
French cashier.
.-Under The new Internal Revenue law th
circulating notes OF State Banks are exempted
from the ten per cent tax until the Grst o
August.
"A number Of arrests have been made Il
Baltimore OF parties engaged in getting uE
eOsnrerfeit plates on the Highland Nationa
Bank of New York.
--Mexicsn adviess say Tehuacau had beer
tskeD by storm by the Liberals, and they thre at
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City Of Mexico. Tsmpico was also mepaced
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LOCATION.

This College is located in the beautiful village OF Kings
ye long and widely known for its enterprise In sustaining
the best Academic Institution in the country Is
this regard make ut the desirable location for
those who wish to both the Commercial
courses OF instruction and thus while the storng
the mind with Scientific Literary and Classical
he may al the same time practical theoretical
knowledge of Bookkeeping and Business.
Each department under tho general supervisor Of tho
Principal whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical him
eminenty qualified to make this institution take rank with
our first class Commercial Schools.
The system OF Penmanshp taught here is made Speciality
cpa and attractive features being egby beauty and ea
Of execution AT several State Fairs Principal has been
awarded the First Premiums many worthy
for best specimens Of Business
Training in Commercial Arithmetic and business cacula
ton is also speciality In this Institution Every student
should be able to make egbe record Of his daily
work and give accurate solution Of all problems
Herewith The improved methods OF euci ation make
these branches college exercises interesting well
stuctve indeed they really the grand starting points
OF the student to other departments Of the erner duties
practical every Cay life.
Deficiency in these particulars an acknowledged fact
which is tracabe also many OF the failures business
Well founded in those passport to Hereon
is reared raany modest as well as gigantic fortunes
Young man, take courage, when for q nominal YOU
yourself for the worlds activities engage intel
genty in enterprises that lead straight to fortune and
honor An early outfit is essential to make your onward
and upward progress and certain nothing will
give much self reliance good Commercial Eduea-
ton, and this we believe the
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The following letter was received in reply
from Hon. Laban S. Sherman:
Messrs VIM. L. Perkins, b. Bissell, e. B
Woodbury., and other members of the Bar
of this judicial district:
Gentlemen Your letter containing the pro-
ceedngs of the Convention of the members OF
the Bar, of this sub judicial district, in which
YOU desire that ! should be a candidate for the
office o: Judge in this sub, judicial district at
the ensuing Union Convention, is before me
cordially approve of the sentiments declared
in your letter, and consent to become candi-
date for that office as requested.
For This mark of your confidence, permit me
to return you my sincere thanks, and should the
Union Convention approve of your recommen-
daiion and the same be ratified by the people
of the district. shall endeavor to discharge the
Duties of that high office with whatever OF abli-
ty | may possess.
Very Truly Yours,
J.. s. SHERMAN.
After few cOBgratnlatOsy remarks by tho
Chairman and others, the meeting adjourned.
B. BIssELL Chairman.
!. ! Sf2.f + + 55:::: 5$:;:; S:=:. 'r Secretaries
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866. =.
The Great Invention of the Age ia
H 0 0 p S X I r r. S

J. W. BRADLEY'S New PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC for
double) SPRING SKIRT
THIS INVENTION consists OF DpPB4 Tor two) ELPPrIo
AZ and yIRALr together LDGE making the Tough
EsF most yFxIHLs ELASTIC, and used
They seldom REsD sREAK like the Single Springs and
uety their peeet and beautiful Shape nose
than twice a. long as any Single Spring Skirt that Has
or Can be made.
The wonderful 1-xibty great comfort and pleasure 10
any Lady wearing he Dupex Elliptic Skirt will be oxpe
eneed pafeuariy In all crowded Assemblies Operas CaI
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made and House Dress khe Skirt folded when
use TO occupy small place as easily and conveniently
SilI or Muslin Dress.
Lsdy hayius Enjoyed the Pleasure Com fort and Great
VeDieIee Of wearing the Duplex Eipte Steel Spring
Skirt for single day. will afterwards dispense with
superior 70 all others. t1'l -tarfIF -, III
The Hoopa are covered with ply double twisted thread
and will tSce long the Sngle yarn covering wi
s used all ensle Steel Hoop Skirts. The THREE bottom
rods sYey krt also Double Steel and twice dou
BILE covered prevent the covering wearing the rods
when dragging down stars sone steps, c which they
are constantly sueje TO when in
All made OF the and elegant Corded Tapes and
the bast quality In part giving 10 the the most
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Skirt ever made
VESTS BRADLEY CARY, PRoPRIEToRs Of the IN.
'EhfiON and sole MANUFACTURERS, 81 CHAMBERS,
and 10 4 81 READE SfREErs, NeW-York.
FOR SALE In all hstc Stores this place, and
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Mexico. South America and the West indies.
~ Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic tor doublel spnug
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him frem Hon. Reuben Hitchcock, whose name
had been announced as candidate for Judge
MrxSEAroIIs, July 2, GO
Hon. B. BissErL,
Understanding that
,peeiinc of the Bar in our Subdivision OF the 9th
Tndiria District is to be held for the purpose of
desirnutipg a candidate for its Judge, and that
INV name will be presented before it, you are
hereby authorized to say in my behalf, that
shall most checrfully abide by the action OF the
members of the Bar in said subdivision and
that don't solicit nomination nor should
feel at liberty to decline it if rendered to me,
Very Respectfully Yours,
REUBEN HrrcHcocK.
The meeting than prof cedcd to express their
choice of a person to recommend to the Union
Convention as candidate for the office OF Com
mon Pleas Judge for the Sd subdivision of the
oh Judicial District of Ohio and the Hon.
I4aban S. Sherman of Ashtabula, was the unani-
nous choice of the meeting,
On motion of Hon. d. Caldwell, il was re-
solved, that committee of three persons be ap-
pointed to draft a letter to Hon. Laban 5. Sher-
man informing him of the action of the meeting,
and requesting him to become candidate fol
the said oflice-and that the Hon. B. Bissell, OF
Lake, A. Kellogg, Esq. of Ashtabula, and l.. E.
Durfee, Esq. Of Geauga County, be that Com
mittec.
The Committee reported the following which
was unanimously adopted and signed as fol
! lows:
| To HoN. LARAS S. SIigRNAS,
Whereas the undersigned members of the
Bar of the third subdivision OF the 9th Judicial
District, State of Ohio, in convention assembled,
at Ashtabula on the 18th, day OF July A. ID
1866, under a call heretofore signed by a large
majority OF such members, for the purpose oi
selecting person to recommend to the Union
Convention, to he held in this subdivision, as
suitable and fit TO discharge the duties OF Judge,
and believing that such selection should be
made irrespective of the frequent political con-
test, of bargains and sales between different
aspirants-and that such selection should be
mado solely with reference TO ability and known
integrity and probity; and should be made with
out any reference to the personal solicitations
and exertions too often made by individuals in
their own behalf for political promotions and
believing that judge should be able to enter
upon his high official duties, feeling and know
ing that he is placed there by the voluntary
choice of the people untrammeled by pledges
and rival and personal interest-respectfully re-
quest you to permit us to present your name to
the Union Convention of this subdivision, as a
candidate for the Office Of Judge of the Coart of
Common Pleas And we hereby pledge our
selves to use all honorable exertions to procure
your nomination at that convention.
July 10Th 1866
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KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

can supply as fully and completely any similar Institution
in the country Fs-because Its Of instruotion n
progressive and practical having been drawn FROM .,
business experience seconds location Is in one Of tho
and orderly towns on the Reserve where are tbs
people and educated inssst tRemssves IN Nv
behalf and throw around him influences At once
board There is about half that charged larger
ne college rooms are ample, fronting Village Park and
mapaged BY the best talent ali of which st
ton ''eist euucAs
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LOST-On the sidewalk penr Hendry's
Drug Store BLACK OII-CLOTH NEEDLE.CAsE, con.
set OF knitting needless netting needle crochet
hooks afghan hook emery ball. braid trimming, &c, &c
Inc nnder will confer yor and obtaina suitable reward
BY leaving 1t at HENDRY'S DRUG STORE sGs
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DESIGN,

she deggn Of this lpsttpton that nothing shs epte,
into Its competition ,hst practical yauabe ana w
sential er the business man to know, 7-
The mnutie and detail Of businesa will be intelIeent
canvassed giving to the student knovedge Of the laws 81
ade a. vel as the more ee%meR operations Of finance And
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J, ]. SUN. BLrrH, Cashier of the FIRST NATIONAL,
BANK Of Geneva, Ohio, do soemuy that the above
statement 10 trus TO the hest Of knowledge belief
j. SUN. BLYTH, Cashier.
1886 ASAPG TIfpNFp -
Is CT. srANP.] tSorARIAL sRAL, AsHTABULA co., ol
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Below we give the transactions and corres.
pondence between the bar Of this Judicial dis
trict, and Judge CHAFPEE. with reference, to
the succession in the Judgeship OF the Court
Of Commoo Pleaa We insert the proceedings
Of the meeting Of the bar, at much ineonyen-
icncc, Tor the purpose Of having the whole mat.
ter appear at the same time, and from the live
BY irteses. thai has been awakened. We have
tocsperhaps, another reason, quite as weighty as
either OF the Others, and that is, by giving the
whole proceedings at once we feel relieved
from The onorous task o an espoash OF the
cause Of either party. Judge CHArFEE has our
respect and hearty endorsement. but the gen
tlemap designated as the preference OF The
meefiDg. is our ,ownsmao and neighbor, and is
entitled ". and commands our confidence and
regard. We are, therefore, barred isom the
expression, ifindeed we entertained q preference.
We trust we shall be allowed with all doe re-
spsct for both parties to await the decision Of
the nominating conveoiiop. ~.
The meeting was calici TO order by aon. e.
b. Woodbury. by 1minaiing b. Bissell MS
Chairman. and j. ID. Ensign, OF Ashtabula,
Franklin Paine. Jr. OF Lake and J., u. Durfee.
Of 6eauga Co, were appointed Secretaries.
The object OF the meeting was thea briefly
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stated by the chairman, and the call under
which the meeting assembled was read as fol-
lows
We the undsrencd rscelng attorneys within the
te Of Ashan lake aud Geangt hereby agree TO meet at
the xiaHe OF Asiaboa the 18Th day OF July. instant
atone O'Clock p NJ FOR the purpose OF agreeing upon
suitable 10 be recommended 10 the Union Convention
to be ed the ensuing hli TO nominate candidate TOR the
bhce of Judge o the Court Of Common Pleas for said
ties and We agree influence aud eNeron
nomination end election by the people, Of the per-
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TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT

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SlOAN'S CONDITION POWDER

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LETTERs Remaining UNCLAIMED in the
Quarterly Report

OF the condition of the FIRST MA.
TIONA BANK Geneva Ohio the morning Of the FIRST
Monday of July, 1866.
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The Chairman presented a letter received by
him irem Hon. Reuben Hitchcock, whose name
had been announced as a candidate for Judge
which was rs follows;
MrxSEAroIIs, July 2, CO