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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1868-07-01
Is One Hundred Thousand Dolls.

The assets of the Company are as follows
Cash on hand and deposited in Ma
tional Park Bank, and New York
Wareh 'use and Security Comply, $112, OPT Os
Real estate unincumbered None.
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rom Iaa anu n after May 18th, 1868, Train.
ie"'e In connection with ali the WINS Was, will
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ELI III RAILWz ~
Gzzzgsszgz $500 ls-5SsSS--ss. SsszzSAsss Sln
HE broad GAUGE
TRACK ROTTOUBLE
TO
NEW YORK, B0sTaN
And New England Ciriex

n THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FRO,
"aio TO New Work 4aS y, Miles,
salamanca 10 New YOrL lilies,
AND Is FROM
4 :. :, = 70 . NILES THE SHORTEST Ror7p
All Trains run directly through 70 W. ~ L.
fB- 460 MILES wITpo,,n iork.
COACHES. OI CHANGE On
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Yours, truly,
KINLOCH FALCONER.

FURTHER FROM THE SEA COAST.
New ORLEANS, JUNE 30th.
To Jno d. Freeman, Jackson, Mss
majority in Jackson
County, 260; in Harrison, 200; in
Hancock, 275.
ID. FLANERY.
OFFICIAL VOTE OF SCOTT
FOREST, JUNE 80. 1868.
To Gen. Jno d. Freeman. Official
vote of Scott, Democratic Oil, Radi-
Gals 300
L. B. GRAHAM.
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FROM DUNKIRK AND SAT,,,
New ork time from Union De ilh a CA-By
$50 a; M EXPRESS MAIL. from n.
sundays eXcepted.) Stops NJ am - ~ }unkirk,
1000 A. NJ, and connects at =" u Salamanca
and Corning With the $50 A iIWJrheelsyile
Mail from Buffalo, and arrives in w Express
at 7,40 A. NJ. Is III New York
3.2o r. WI. LIGHTNING EMPRESS
Salamanca, Sundays excented iSIS =, from
Hornellsville 6.12 p NJ. (Snp mn intS stops at
with the 2.35 2. NJ. train from ntsFl}stect'ng
arrives in New York at 7.4O A. NJ a"'O' and
$50 r. M. NEW YORK NIGHT FypD,,,-
from Dunkirk, SUNDAYS eycent ~ \ FSESS,
at Salamanca 7.45 p. NJ. Olean : On n stops
(Sup.) }; Turner'S 1O.13A. NJ. IRi,ft I, NJ.
rives in New York at l.. 40 P. NJ conn ana az
Great Bend with Delaware. Tact SoIIilecIs at
Western Railroad for Scranton. Trer, una q
Philadelphia, and at New York viii iitoR Ht ana
noon Trains and Steamers for Rest rA! tt
New England Cities. '0''Oh and
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EMPRESS
Dunkirk, Sundays excepted il ST. Iol ~
Salamanca 1876 p. NJ. at HornensviHSoop -. Al
the 11.20 p. NJ Train from BuffaIo arr; WIN
in New York 3.55 Z. NJ. lining
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-06-20
LIGHTNING.


On Thursday afternoon, June 4th, during the
rain storm We had here, the lightning struck the
house of Mr.. Scovilie, living about four miles
out of town. 1t caught the lightning rcd and
ran down to within few feet of the ground.
when it burst joint in the rod, ran down the
side of the house TO the floor, along the floor on
a ioist, against the wall, and then among a lot
of barrels, boxes, &c, scattering them to the
four corners of the cellar. A little girl of Mr..
Scoville'S was badly hurt or scared. so that she
is unwell. No other serious damage.
MARKETS..
For the last month it has been quite dull in
town for our merchants on account of bad roads.
busy times for farmers, &c. Yet business is be-.
coming more brisk and things put on brighter
aspect Corn is buying at SOC r bu.. wheat
Sl.1o T bn., oats G0c ? bu., butter 1Sc 4 b,
cheese lGc T ib, eggs 10 SC ? doz, &c.
THE CITY PAps
Our city is now working under the "Belvdcre
Charter and we have the following paps as
ocerseeTs. President of Board, s. f. Watson
Clerk, j. s. Bishop; Aldermen--T H. Rolfe,
Hansen, Minard, d. Nicholson, &c. And with
svch Board our little city is bound to prosper
''muchly"
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CONCERTS.

Ihe next happy affair to note is the Concert
% 'iie baltlSt Church on Thursday evening of
A"S' week More came than their building could
accommodate Many had to go away without
getting "dmittance. The music was fully equal.
anu oy many thought superior to, that Of the
t-u1hefans' The instrumental music was deoi.
roaly superior, and all admit this, that Mr..
"'o'' 'no baptist organ player, is decidedly
3v'R al Tie business. Mr.. a. s. Potter conduct
Gu as Is Usual on such occasions the vocal
music The receipts, in gross, of the ice cream
anu strawberry festival, for the benefit of the
'''p'l't brethren, amounted to $4S, and the net
proceeds TO STA small help in time of need,
'Au gratefully received, with the thanks of the
ladies 70 the patrons.
III Is now proposed to hold another next week.
" vl'e nave ''pick-nick" on the Fourth
Methodist Concert next Sabbath evening
Ni4'h'J and it is thought it will be "grand."
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
" are well stocked" with pupils to our Sab.
Dalh schools, having about rs attending the
l'aIhefan' 40 the NJ. Il. Norwegian, 100 the M
e. American, Is the Baptist, besides a goodly
number the Devils S. s.
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g.'AGLE HILLS.
WAC oEs g. cARaiA ES.
WAGONS, CARRIAGES, &c.

The busue.s In all its branches Will be ,,--.,5 "a,
carried by c. iaIn, who takes this vpluf ~ KY
tUny of informing hi friends IN The city, au eS--lff-
the farming community generally, that after S-Zlk-.
an experience 70 years in tbs above namei business "
bl. cty -" lerls confident that TOR Durability ana GOOD
,ort g,r. III. eryt cannot he oNcclcd N any shop III
h YVES, Al his timber being well scasobe! te"rc using
and u,n,, nor lrt the yer, hst 81 material lerons eau
RELY ON having eo, work IN 'ae' he VIII warrant all MS
.iU .ns iI for pS.t vor he would til solicit continuance
of the same II # aH ....
Al jobbinS done AT short notice. n RAM
All acUunts will pe settled by -,
Shop on Clinton st, opposite the has " - -.
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FROM LEI AND,
TARliIED,

FNNNTIIEN,
On Sunday, jane IN, ct the residence of the
brides father, by Norman J. Whitney, Esq, Mr..
George Baxter, of Adams to Miss Susan M.
Dickinson, Of Earl, La Sale county. Thus has
another knot been made with the bands of gentle
hymeh- May peace, love and felicity be their
lot The little boys tell me that the young
man was SO absorbed in thought tina. he forgot
10 pay the squire; but don't believe Wilt of
lt,-'hat's all CANNON ,
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h os;n;cs. 1ens - ~ if-hs dares to>da
. - lovs tAses With HI vifGand his little
IN Il Gar ars der TOXIN, - they
s6ns7d n, 11tandi1g i thef midst sing
q I'D p6lsictie 80 seRAlk Roand the
- Boys newa vilh ~ II Nm ~ Up
III 6sas3.n He knoAp 10 pooa not care
e9A6it. WhQS e8o1ananS1e Knows that
49, zen vDald IT, lk Sk4ir hordss Of
midnight as1Aseins upon him. They would
barn his covering over his head, il they did
not murder him in cold blood for daring to
do it
- Al We - fsisg 10 hsSs . e01ntsy
whore we viii have peace. We are going TO
have protection for every mss, ssssy dwe.hr
upon our soil. Every American citizen shall
eesshsso~AsY lesss-North, South, E1sl,
West into Michigan o. Alabama, into Ind,
- or TSxas. sn2 siag he H6t1 Spaasle1
Banner, ssd 70 tesitof shan dase to lift bis
hand against him. [Great appaaase.] Itsfl
yea Why. Because, whsa 0sa. Grant be-
comes Prssidsss Of the Unitsd States, the
strong arm q powerful b given to him by
the AnAsicss people. When he becomes
PRECEDENT loys1R win b tsiaaphant. When
he beeonas Precedent treaG1nF will be made
odioua. me6s ~, % -, 20 covardly,
20 contemptfbls. Who, hasiak filled to wreak
thsiS vsnssaseos on thu s0uusJy, are now
seeking TO wssak il upon the unoffending
thlts snd black, will rscei il tAeir coward
nooshs, aad II svsr fAey dare u lsy their
fingers apon II wsaksst Of oar people, the
jaEoDs arm Of 0eauk viii psniah tksa tor their
fssoisncs. fApplanae. Oushs - 70 have
tuch . eountryf Wont - have ouch !
konntrv9 CaYaau1 Ard Al 1ovai paonla
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Republican Union Meetings.


The soIowipg 1sseiass have bssa assanged by the
L. County Rspublieaa Central Con.ittse. The gen
sSln nA5d Bs5ow viii sddrss the people the times
md places -dssaSAtASA. The Baeentiys Commttees Of
~ oras4 azJ ODafkx Clubs in esrh Township viii make
Ill proper arrsassAsau for such meetings. and give
.otics Of ths sans.
GREaN BAY-Monday. October ls.h, 1t Rogers
aeheo, House. d. h T. tsnpe, J. 9. Willssn. Bucis
College, Saturday October 81 = O. Dofr, Sam n CLARK
MARI0N-Filst GrsyA Saturday, DC tobtr "a
Frank eenple. st. Psnl, Yridey. October PSI Frask
ssaple Friday October 20. DR.. Hosmeiser apd Il. ?.
sseupel Union School House, Monday. October -
frank gemyle.
CKDAR-ptg Mound, Tuesday. October, %, Gov "
NJ ssoas, sJohn Van vsiksnburg, and Col. leighton
obsssus Am, Saturday, 0vt -. Frank semp,e.
FRANELlN-Franblin Centre, Saturday Oct "a. DR..
Hodmester, b. r. shmpel. Friday Oct 81, y. Clark
md John Van valkeuburs DevM, Friday, DC tDbel2 q.
g. NJ Clark.
CHARLESTON cAA,l-s6s, Ifdsy. oct. =, J,
Draysr. Monday OCT. %, Geo. W. Mecrary. New Bos-
ton, Friday, Oct 80. Gen. John Bruce, A. J. Accrry
VAN HuDnN-Crussn. Thursday, Oct n, J. 3. Drayer
Saturday, Oct n, 6so~w. Mccrary. Harmony schoo,
House, Monday, Ott. i0.e. N. Clark. Warren, sAtar-
day Oct. q. 8. n Clark
DAD MON Es-vincespss, Wednesday, Oct 81, J. B.
Da,er. Friday. ocs %, q. ". sample, A. Mncrary.
Hest's eehooi House, Saturday, October 18th, l..
g RUwslI Aliens School Hoass, Saturday, Get. "a,
Gen. John Bruce A.. ,. Nccrsry.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Monday, Oct 10, J prayer.
aAturday October ~ Col Leighton and John Van Walk
enburs frida, Ost So Geo. W. McCrary. summitvlle,
Friday, Got - Gen. John Bruce, H ". Sample Wrishts
School House, Thursday Oct. g. Gen John Bruce, L. g.
Rowsll.
All tAs foregoing nsst.es will he held att o'clock
m ept the meeting at Denmark and the MAST Meet
ngs Big Mound Primrose and West Point, which will
/ hale II H. afssfnosa.
Meetings at # Madison and Keokuk will be announced
and spssaAl notices given the GAfs cIrr and Plain
dealer.
Bv order OF the Les County Republican Central Com
miues. JOHN VAN vALkENBuRG,
Chairman
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Township Ticket.

Por Superior.
B. s. MERRIAM.
For Justices Of nt> Hace.
r. A. BOYCE,
N. McCREA.
THOS. MARTIN.
FIR Trustees,
JOHN FINNERTY.
CHARLES SHULTZ,
T. j. CHENOWETH,
Fbr Clerk,
WILLIAM WILSON,
FIR lssessor,
HENRY WATERMAN.
Fur drstaJtes,
LEWIS HESS
G. E. WALSWORTH,
JOHN FOX.
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BTATE TICKET,
Ibr .Scrstary q &ate,

Fbr Scretary Of STATE,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
Fbr Auditor u %1te,t
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
Fbr 7reasEsy u Sat-
SAM'LE. RANKIN, of Washington County.
Er Fighter Of STAT. Lond Office,
C. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR attorney General
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Mnscatine County.
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS-
Nyn D,ssyfct-a FORGE W. MrCRARYE
Acond Disrict-OoL. WILLIAM SMITH,
Third Rstyicf-WM ALLISON.
IhA,fh DaSfd-WlLI1AM LOUGHRIDQk
lffYh Dsstrirt FRANK W. PALMER.
,Asth Dts~sA-CHAKLEe G. POMEROY.
mr. Jiadge Of Nrcsnt Csu,t
JoHNoB. -DRAYER. Of Henry County.
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
Cief Jnstice Of the ihpr,re Court Of Pnns yiuGnid
write
paiLn.leLnhiu March

HON. GEORGE w. WOODWARD,
CfJ Justice Of the Hpr,me Court Of P.nns ytronid,
write
Philadelphia March l6 1867,
II find Hollands German Bitters is
good tonic, useful in diseases of tbs dixes-
of debility and wanto nervous Aotion in the system
You're truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD
HON. JAMES THOM PSON.
Judge Of tie Supreme Court Of Psrn.y7,anfd
Philadelphia pr u, 1866.
aI consider 'Hoohand's German Btte,s'a paiudbe
medicine Of attacks of Indige Dyspepsia
/ can certify this from my experience Of 1t.
JAMEs THOMPSON"
P1stor Of ah> 7sath Bpat,s. church. Philadelphia
d.. Jackson-DeAr Sir: have been frequently re-
quested to connect my name with accommodation. OF
different kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
out Of my arprcpna hate sphere, have in
all cases declined, but with . clear proof in
various instances, anda. - particularly In ,ny
family, of the usefulness Of Dr. Hoofands German
Mtters, depart for once from my usual couree to
press my full conviction that for general debility Of The
syssm, and especially for Lfrer Complaint safe
and raluabie preparation In 1t may fall but
who suffer from the above causes
Yours, very respectfully.
Eighth, below Coates st.
From Rev. K. ID. FENDALL.
Assistant Editor Christidn Chronicle, PHILADELPHIA
have derived decided benefit from the Of Hoof-
lands 0eran Bitters and feel il my privilege to recon-
mend them q most valuable tonic to all who are sui
fsring from gen era debility from diseases arising
from arrangement Of theyer.
Yours, truly,
I'D. FENDALL.
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FIR Terk Of TIE Disrtrt Cbswt,
n. f. STEMPEL.
FIR Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK.
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PRICES

HooaAnd's German Bitter, per bottle. 90
half dozen ............ 6 90
Hoonands German Tonic, put up in quart bottles. so
per bottle, = half dozen ........... so
ArDo not forget to examine Ill the article you bu y
IN order to get the genuine
For Sale by all DruGRists and Dealers
0f nadiclAeSs
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This splendid Hair Dye II iae best In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable insanta
neous Disappointment ridiculous tnts remedies
b III seets Of bed dyss invigorasss ard leaves the
HaiR con and beautiful, biaeA brpsen Sold by al
pgnsgbts sad and properly applied st Batch
lorss Wig Factory. No 10 Bond street, Hsv York
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FIR 1e Stale al Large.
8. L. GLASGOW, Of Wayne County.
J. B. YOUNG, Of Linn County.
Ibr Congregational Dinricts.
I-HIRAM sC1I0FlELD, Of Washington County.
It'll T LANE. of Scott County.
I'LL. ". ROGERS. Of T.ystte County.
Y-J0llN MEY N. OF Js1pes County
WIN. HALE, Of Mills County.
VS.. II. TAFT. Of Humboldt County.
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saddlery Hardware.

pRtGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES Coach aud
- disry Hardware. Leather, Hubs, spokes aud
oarriaee work, Springs, A1ies, Bolts and Maieatie
1sl Lake street.
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IJuRPLE, Green and Ned koonng states The only
i house in the Vest keeping large supply; praetcs
skaters furnished Whitaere Raymond 1855 Washington
Street
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THE MONITOR makes mere and better bricks with
given power, with less breatdnwn., than any other
Machine. Eagle Works Mfg Co, As Canal Street
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Blank Books, Stationery 4 Pa.
rer Warehouse.
Brick Machine,

CULVER, PAGE 4 HOYNE, BALk Book MapuYao-
, turers ateam Job Printers and jobbers Of Pine
Papers stionefy and Binders Goods l2s 100 Lake
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Roofing SIates.

y uBBER CLOTHING CO.. r. III. W. A. shepard.
IL Manufacture all descriptions of Heavy and FANCY
Rubber Goods Hose and Boiling, Stationery and Drug
Goods. 50 Lake street.
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ThimDle size ms.
Twines and COrnaxe.

n b BROWN Co, annfactirers Our ak.Ins are
-. the heaviest and beet offered 70 tn. tad, send
or illustrated catalogue, Is Kingsbury Street
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- -
Rubber Goods.

FITCH, 129 South Water street, Whole
u sale Dealers In Coarse and Fine Wrapping Papers
wines ard Paper Bags Of every description.
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= lLBEKT HUBBARD O.. T.in,, and q r - 81
~ descriptions, Cotton Canvass OF ali widths and
vdghts Teufs, Awnings and Covers, Tar Pitch Oukum
faeAe biocks, etc, 2ot AID 2o7 Water street.
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- -


T EVILS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varnishes an
~ Window Glass. cheaper than any ho1se In til
Northwest. 30 to 96 South Water street
H1Suu
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A y. AEGLKk, e0nse kaAeoipa asa CIaYk street.
"a Importer, Manfsctursr and WHOLESALE Dealer n
MaicAs, Je.sasyt elvsr sd Plated Wars. Ase,cy .
eAeDa11o1Al watch O..
Dor0Az9 1oollv
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VlnNg r. Works.
" afChes and JeWeIrV.

pRUSSING'S Pure Cider Vinegar; warranted Pure,
and 10 pessefvs Picklse strong aad pastabIe lars-
nstwof h In the Omitted etatss; sstabiished 1913
CG PRUESINQ. $50 and 81 STATE St
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Chicago Iron Works.

+ Ell Sun, 81 TO 80 Franklin street, Manufacture
IL Wrought aud Cast Iron for bEildings, bridges etc
Bank vaults, DOOR, shutters, grating, Iron railing
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sadalery hardware.

"AfDEH i KAY, Carriage Goods, ssialery Hard
II ware, LEATHER, Hubs. apokes and Bent Carriage
work Strings. Axies Bolts, and Mallesble Iron As
g. Lake street
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REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
SCHUYLER COLEax.
or INDIANA.
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COUNTY TICKET.

FVT JHF1k Of CsTc1nf thuT7.
JOHN0B. .DRAYER. Of Henry County.
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Oils and Paints.
Oils, Paints and Glass.

WILLARD FOX, manufacturer of window GIa..
. White Lead, Oil and Putty agent for Brandon
hints, Richmond 4 Pray's Axle Gill; Crosbys Carriag.
~ Dressing. 81 Washington St
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NOTICE.

Itisa we'll established fact that fully half of the
female portion OF ours popBlsti IN seldom
in the enjoyment OF good health, or, 10
their own slpres sion Lsnever feel weli;'' they
are angud, devoid Of all energy
have appetite
To this class Of persons the Bitters the Tonic
especially commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong the either Of these remedies
They will every OF MAHAsdu3 without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated ia the
hands Of tbs proprietor but will allow Of the pub
Hcaton Of but few. These, II will be Observed.
of note aud such standing that they must be be-
lieved.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affnirs In GeerRetsNn.


RuNAwAY.-This morning, about 10 O'clock
while DIR. H. Magruder's horse, hitched 10 ms
buggy, was standing I'm front of the Dr's. resi-
dence, on I'd street, he suddenly took fright and
ran al tall speed down ID street 20 High. and
down ulgh 70 Cherry street Turning up
Cherry street he slippsd and fell, cutting him
self quite severely. when opposite the Mont
gomery House. on High street, the front run
ming gear became detached, and emily thai por-
ton Of the vehicle was carried by the horse
the rect OF the distance.
FALLING IN OF A SKwRR.-Tne heavy rain
OF yesterday caused q sewer 10 fall IN under he
premises Of Mrs. Jones. No. IS Prospect street
between Potomac and High street The sewer
N damaged for q distance Of twenty feet. and in
has hsd the effect OF almost comp ietely destroy
ing the foundations of the dwelling house on
the premises.
SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.-During the week end
ing to-day shipments Of coal were made as fol-
lows: Borden Mining Company. 2.&Uo tons;
Consolidated Ceal Company, LsS9 tons; Gen.
tral Coal Company, 3,So0 tons; from Ray.
docks, 3es tons; total, 9, ls7 tons.
DEovERs' RKsr.-The sales yesterday were
very duh: $50 head Of cattle, a. sas7 25 per To-
pounds grsss; l,2O0 sheep and lambs. al Sa<s Is
per head; 70 cows and calves, At 25aS7o.
CANAL AFFAIRs.-Business very brisk: SINCE
the LIST instant 32e boats have arrived 10 date.
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the
chesapeake and Ohio canal, held at Der kelley
Springs, on the 10th and Eth nstants. the canal
was divided into three divisions, under The
following names and superintends, respective
DIVISION, Geo. W. Spates; Monocacy division,
Amos Thomas
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-yery few sales To-
day. 60 bushels common wheat sold for 25a
$2.30 per busheI, and $40 bushels in terior white
corn Tor e1.s0 per bushel.
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fHE COURTS.

CRIMINAL Cor RI, Jsiee Wylis.-Yesfsrday
John Ferguson. indicted for obtaining money
by false preteA ces, was found not guilty; Terry
for defence.
Thi. morning, VIM Fowler. indicted for as
sanlt and battery, plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced TO Jail tIll September ION. Emma Jane
West plead guilty 70 a charge Of pettit larceny,
and was sentenced TO twenty days in Jail. In
the case OF Richard Brown, convicted of rob-
berry. motion was made for a new trial, and
reasons filed. Richard Burrell, indicted for
pettlt larceny, was convicted. Emma Garri-
SON wa. convicted Of q similar offence, and
sentenced 10 thirty days in jail. Henry Rich
ardson, indicted with Harriet watkins for an
assault and battery, was found guilty and sen
tenced TO six months in yail. Sonny Gibbs
alias VIM. Dougans, indicted for an assault
and battery with intent TO kill, was found
guilty and sentenced TO five wears in the peni-
tentiary. In the case Of Richard Mason alias
Cookly, indicted for larceny, nolle pros, was
entered. The same party was convicted on a
charge Of petit larceny.
ORPHANS Court, y&dpe PsrceH.-To-day
letters OF administration c. & a.. the estate OF
Timothy DoWney were issued to Patrick
Downey-bond, S400. Jane McKeever was ap-
pointed guardian 20 the orphans of A.
Mckeever-bond, 5000. Josephine L. Slade
70 the orphans OF VIM. Slade-bond. $1,000
F. w. Stolpp TO orphans Of @. q. S.oipp~
bond, S1.50O. Letters of administration on the
estate OF Margaret Whitney were issued to Sal.
ie M. Whltney-bond. $1,000 and TO w
Stolpp on estate:of e. q. Stolpp-bond, s3OO0
EQuITT COURT. Judge FisAsy.-To-day, the
following business was transacted: Barbour
agt. Morgan, ct al; DEGREES appointing C. M
Mathews and j. +. Ennis trustee to sell I'm
r.-Joseph Clark; order deducting issue OF
writ de Iunatico iHqHirsado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-25
} Gath instant, Mrs. SARAH

CATION. On the Gath instant, Mrs. SARAH
CATON wife of Michse! eaton, aged SO years.
The friends and quaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. to morrow Afrer
noon at clock, from her late residence, No. Sol
ALLEN. Attic residence of his son. DR.. Chas.
Rev. RICHARD ALLEN, Of Norfolk. va, in the
olst year of his age.
the funeral, from the second Baptist Church.
corner Of Virginia avenue and 4th street east, or
Sunday next; at4 O'Clock p. m.
Norfolk IVA. papers please copy.i
REIDY. On the 24th inst, DANIEL REIDY
His funeral will take place tomorrow. at three
o'clock. from bis residence, No 40 street, be-
BYkNE: On the 18th instant at O'Clock .. m.
ELlZhBETH, y9ungest daughter Of Matthew and
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF
her parents, 18th and ID streets, to morrow (Sun-
day. afternoon. at three clock.
slant, 1T her late residence in this city. No, S9s
street, OF dyspepsia and general debility, Mrs
JULIA A, wife Of Joseph Gar etson, ia the 10Th
The remains will be conveyed to York. Pa, for
interment, on Monday evening, the 9TH inst.
On hf RGERTs & hf
His relatives and friends are requested to attend
his funeral from Providence Hospital, Capitol
HAYES. On the 24th instant, JOHN LAW
RENEE HAYES, infant son Of John aud Anna
n Hayes, aged seven weeks and one day.
CORBIN. On Thursday morning, 9Th instant
at the residence Of her husband. in New York city
after a long illness, ELIZABETH, wife OF A. B.
CoIbin, ESQ, formerly Of this city;
circle of relatives and friends.
lCbron. and Intel. please copy.i
july SON Of George and f J sss
Inc M. Thompson. aged months and a days.