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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-13
DOTnestic Annirs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1869.
The Chinese Labor Convention opens at
Memphis to-day.
-fhe wheat crops In Santa Barbara county,
Cal, it is said have altogether failed.
delegates to the Democratic State Con
vention are commencing to arrive at Harris
burg.
Williams and Weeks, the two counter
feiters arrested in New York on Saturday, are
from Missouri.
Tomorrow the President goes to Long
Branch to spend ten days, after which he will
return to Washington.
james Wheeler was shot and killed by
Washington Ferguson at Louisville yesterday
Ferguson is in Jail.
"A flash of lightning in East Boston yes
terday killed lad twelve years old and demo-
lished Mr. Sullivans house.
On application to the Department of
State the rules governing the prosecution of
claims against Mexico may be obtained.
"A deputation of New Jerseymen visited
Secretary Robson yesterday, and congratu-
lated him on his accession to a place in the
Cabinet.
On June s, two men, named Anderson
and Henderson, were killed by the Sioux
Indians, at Dry Point, on the east bank of
the Missouri river.
"A fire-damp explosion at the Empire Col
liery, near Wilkesbarre, Pa, occurred yester-
day Eight men were injured, but none were
killed.
In honor of the quick passage of the
Yacht Dauntess from New York to Queens
town, one hundred guns were fired in the
City Park, New York, yesterday.
The foundries of the Delaware Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company at
Scranton. Pa, were burned yesterday.
Several New York bank presidents gave
evidence before the Grand Jury in that city
Yesterday concerning monetary transactions.
| Several leading financial men will, 1t is ex-
pected. be indicted for violation of the usury
! laws.
"A despatch from Harrisburg, under date
of last evening, says;-A few delegates to the
! Democratic State Convention have already
arrived. among them Messrs. Randall, Degan,
and McKibben, from Philadelphia; James
! Burns. from Aifflin, and General McCamant
! EVERYTHING is yet all at sea with reference to
the candidates. The Cass and Packer men
are both confident of victory, and the
! former are disposed to pitch into the Han
cock men hot and heavy, as attempting to
break up the time-honored Democratic
marty bv throwing this military tire-brand
! INTO the convention 1t Is conf
IDENTIFY believed. however, that Hancock will
6eveI0p considerable strength tomorrow
! niobt when his friends will attempt to count
! noses Wallace, the Chairman OF the Demo-
crotic State Central Committee, has not yet
arrived. A large delegation of Cass men are
exnected in the train from the West at 3
o'clock tonight. There will also be large
DELEGATIONS from Philadelphia. The attend
ance of outsiders will be rather large. There
will evidently be some close fighting for the
nomination The most prominent names in
connection with the Supreme Judgeship are
ex. Senator Cowan, of Westmoreland; Judge
RYAN, of Schuylkill Judge Chapman, of
! B1cks and Judge Ellwell, of Columbia.
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Steamer Teeony Nichols, "A hours from New York. with
steamer Miiyils, ,Renear, day from New York, with
mdse TO Whitall Iatum 90. s-,- r. -,
Dsl with grain 70 JS; !, BSwleS o., Co. w.rno,. ,
grain to JAS l.. Bewley a 90.
Special Despatch to The Erening Telegraph
y, GRAGG July II RS I 'S,I barge SDA ASan0 with
oroTThsssf Thsf3}SS }S re MEsSTSI2 5g'fH9L R1LLrrrs
NEW YoRK OFFICE, July ls-Fve barges leave in tow
John Van BuEsn, with ore. for Philadelphia ,.,,,.,
BALTlLMoaE BaANca . m OFFICE, Jny rno following
NJ Bartletti Melissai JOS, Byrnes q. II; Rove; A. q.
eiespie sS ie? L. EioSSms RoyeT lot wilmington ~ O0
MEMORANDA
Ship Alaska Small from New York for San Francisco
was spoken 9Th inst lat. 30, long SO. ,,--,-,-,..
Ss ShR d RssGd GSfF 3 ut from Liverpool LOT
N9%FH 0Sw rom at s2so ondCy SS Pay
ladelphia, sailed from Gravesend 3Oth ut g.. ~
Brig Samuel Welsh, Darrah at Cow Bay 6th inst, for
Schr Ann Shepard Bowdtch hence at Providence 10th
Schr Myric, Stevens from Provincotown for Phi
SeT Bartlett Harris from % pr pEoyidonoe for Phila-
dGP6s sd 9m EeyP2T5 ReSdnq g R hence
ScGr Mary Anna, Burns hence, at Washington, d. o.,
Schr Thomas Borden wrghtington, for Philadelphia
schrs Reading RR No s5 Weeks from Neg Maven Haven
Star from New London ali for Philadelphia passed He'll
Gate 11th inst.
schr j. O. Henry, Dilks, for Lynn; H. w Benedict,
Pease Greenport Surge Warwick for Northport and
Wind, Warwick, for Norwich, all from Philadelphia
Schr VIM s. Doughton, Tatem for Philadelphia sailed
from Portsmouth 9TH inst.
Schr Ella T. Crowell Howe from Boston for Phiadel-
ScBr Reading RR No 4 Davis, New York 1lth inst.
Schr Hannah Wheeler Webb, hence, at New York 10th
instant.
schr A. A. Andrews Kelley for Philadelphia cleared at
Boston 10th inst. 80.
Nantucket Sd inst ,.., -,
Schr L. Stevens Small hence, at Gloucester 10th inst
Schr Zeyla, Crowell. hence, at Bangor 9Th inst -,
Schr O. Hadden Wainwright, hence at Providence 9Th
inst, for Pawtucket.
Sohrs S. & M. ID. Scull, .Steelman; Annie May May4
II. w. Godfrey, Garwood II. Nckerson, Kelley and
Trade Wind, Corson, hence, at Boston 9Th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Notice is given that fog signal has been estab4
lished at Cape Ann Flechers Island) Light Station
coast of Maine. 80 ., -,
Ericsson botar engine giving blast OF seven seconds
duration at intervals of 43 seconds ,o. -
The trumpet roates through an arc OF sO degrees o
the vicinity of the Savages the northeast around by
vicinity of Eastern Point and VIII be heard
distinctly between these points than elsewhere
The signal is located in frame building near the basa
of the southery tower.
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"A Jackson, Mississippi, despatch of the 9th saws
me new oIEah OF the National Republican party
made It's appearance to-day II hoists the name ~
Judge Dent for Governor The salutatory saws il
wl be lfnly national IN al Its aims, yielding a hearty
and unqualified support to the admlnisfration ~
President Grant aud urging a strict adherence TO
ire Reconstruction acts. It viii endeavor TO hrnr
the people OF Mississippi as viii place them In mi
accord with Congress ahd the nation, and il will nd
VOCate universal suffrage aud universal arnnost,,
upon basis of civil aud political equality TO all
Judge Dents nomination on the Grant platform
meets with warm appreciation aud general anpIo,,s,
"A Washington correspondent OF n Baitim re
paper says:-Malor Wohord, Of Mississippi now
here has received q telegram from JACKSON In H.
state, saying:-"The National Union ReDubIirso
party backed by the popular sentiment Of the State
win support Judge Lewis Dent for Governor lis
election Is a certainty VIII lie accept ?" This des
patch is signed by the Judges OF the Court of Er5r
and Appeals, the Secretary Of War the Judge OF the
Criminal Court at Yicksborg, the United States Dis
trict Attorney 7. Q. Murphy, and other prominent
citizens Major WohOrd was to-day authorized by
Judge Dent 10 say he would accept the nomination.
The convention meets the 18TH OF July.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

tne regular lines
The steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown ex
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry The
steamers for from the Continent call Southampton
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Steamer Millye, Renear, Millyie, Whtall Tatum 6C,
Steamer w. Whilldin, Riggans Baltimore A. Groves Ir
Barque IToyatore, Blanehard, Boston, Warren Gregg
Ibhiqae AlnoheI, Sary, boston, do.
Brig Sc9ndis, Boikel Dantzic, l.. Westergaard & Ca
Brig q. " Williams, Beading, Cenfuegos S q W WeIs,
Schr Addie Fuller, Henderson, Boston, J F BAILEY q g.
Sohr Plough Boy, Wilson, Boston, Lewis Audenried ~
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Double Pays-Pearce, Chapman and Ferguson,
Berry and Reach.
Foul Bound Catches-Ferguson, 8; Pearce, : Rad
Clite, Fisler, l.
Fly Catchcs-Atlantic-C Crane, 3: Pearce, l; Ken
ney / Forman, |; Chapman, i; Ferguson, (;
Mcdonald, total, Q. Athletic-Fsler, Q; Sensen-
derler 2; Reach, |; McMullen, /; FOran, Berry,
total, s.
Number of Bases on Hits-Athletic AZ; Atlantic, ,36
Left on Bases After Clean Hits-Cuthbert, Fisler
and Scnsenderfer; FOrman, Ferguson, Zettlen, and
Mcdonald.
Put out on Bases-By Chapman I; Pike, Q; Pearce,
/ Kenney, / ferguson, 1--tota IL. Assisted by
Ferguson, 4 PearCe, Q; Pike, 2; Chapman, l.
BY Fisler, 8; Reach, A.; Berry. 2-l5. Assisted by
McMullen 8; Reach, 4; Berry, 3; Radcliffe, 2; Full
meT, l.
Catches on Strikes Radcliffe l.
Umpire-Elias Cope, Maryland Club, Baltimore.
ScOrers-Messrs. Il w. Benson and j. V. Nichols.
Time of Game-Three hours and twenty minutes.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-13
ForeIgn AnnIrs.

Spanish reinfOrcements have been thrown
into Puerto Principe.
The vomito is raging with fatal effect in
the Remedies district.
"A battle is reported in the Sagua district,
in which the p-triots were defeated.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-13

Printer Douglass is "the negro Ia defence"
s-BismaTk's two sons are coming 10 the States,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-13
MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine HelO8 First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHA-THISD DAY.
SUN RISES. .43) MOON S&IS .!
sun SETS .73l HIGH WATER 52
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
JOIN o. JAMES,
O. b. DURBORow, 7 COMMITTEE OF THE MONTH
THOMAS L. GILLESPIE, )
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Roman, Baker, g hours from Boston, with
Capes Of the Delaware, ship one brio b5u3d i
2n tAe bteLSy Wac ISroIn bA4ue, u EOufOsou st
loaded and bV1nd uD. NN''' way NIsi AL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-01-23
West Virginia :

At Rules held in The Clerks Office of
the Circuit Cour, of Jefferson county,
January 4Ih, 1869.
Nicholas Marmion and William Nc
Sherry. Plaintiffs,
Louisa Stephens guardian Of Alice Sie-
phens, George E. Sronebraker, and Solo
mon V. Yanls, defendants.
The object OF this suii is to rcview,and
reverse The decree rendered and pronounc-
ed sgsins, the ssid Nicholas Msrmon,
William McSherry,in the cbancery Cause
Of Louisa Stephens in her own RICH, and
as pro cheen annie Of Alice Stephens.
complainan,s against William J. Ste
phens, Adm'r Of Arnold S. Stephens,
Nicholas Marmlon. and William McSher-
ry, defendants. And it appearing upon
affidavit filed in this cause that the said
Louisa Stephens and George +. Stone
braker, ale non rcsidents Of this State, il
is ordered that they appear here within
one month after due publication hereof,
and do what is necessary TO protect their
interest in This matter. and that his notice
be published once week for four sue
cessive weeks in any newspaper in said
county, and posted al The front door OF the
Court House thereof on The first Monday
after the dale Of this order.
Tes,e,
W. A. CIlAPLINE, Clerk.
II. Van SweariDgen, p. q.
Jan. 0, 1869. Prs fee 81. 4w
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West Virginia {:

At Rules held in The Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Jefferson county, on
the first Monday in January. 1869.
Jesse A. S.riJer and Sarah l.. his wife,
who are ci,izens Of the Slate Of Missouri,
William J. Baird for himself, and as the
next friend OF the infants hereinafter nam
ed, 10 vii John Oscar, Margaret Fran.
ces and Lewis Robert, infant children OF
Margaret Baird. sueing by their father and
next friend William J. Baird, WILDER F.,
Mary E., and Sarah G. Mccoy, who are
citizens OF the Stale Of Ohio, complain.
ants,
Joseph A. Chspline and Annie E. his
wife. Mrs. Margare. McKevi,, A. r. Nc
QuiIkn. admir- Of J. I. McKeviIt decd,
I.Thos. Chaplne and Jos. A. Slrider, who
are citizens OF the State Of West Virginia.
James H. and Martin Reynolds. snd the
unknown heirs OF Isaac. Joseph, Robert
and John Reynolds, and Mrs. Bonner,
the unknown heirs of Humphrey Keys of
John Keys, and Of Francis Keys. J. w.
Wslraven and other descendants and heirs
of Sarah (KeyC White. who are un-
known, the heirs and descendants Of
Gershorn Keys. viz : Humphrey, John,
Thomas w. and Robert Keys. the heirs
and descendants ri Catherine (Keys)
Humphries, viz John. George and Da-
vid Humphries. the unknown heirs Of
Thomas HUMPHREYS. Sarah CUrdell, and
Susan LeweIly n. the heirs and descen-
dsnts of Ruth Keys O'Bannon, viz:
James and Harrison O'Bsnnon, George
O'Bsnnon and Sarah Li,tleton, and the
heirs and descendants Of Eliza Keys
North. viz (: William D., Nathaniel g.
and Thomas Jefferson North, Sarah X.
Harper, Amelia w. Cruzin. and Sarah V.
North, tie widow of George X. North,
and his children, viz; George, Emma,
and Natalia X. North, defendants.
The object Of this sui, is 10 obtain
partition OF the tract Of land lying in The
County Of Jefferson, West Virginia.
known as Rose Hill. containing about I'll
acres, situated near the Shenandoah river
and not far from Keys Ferry and said
river on which the la'e l-aac Chspline re-
eli led at his death, and TO have the shares
or portions OF said farm to which The
plaintiffs are entitled laid Of and assigned
10 them in seversl,y, and TO have an &C.
count Of the rents and profits. And il sp-
pesring on affidavit fled in this suit tina,
the said James r and Martin Reynolds,
and the unknown heirs of Isaac, Joseph.
Rob, and John Reynolds & Mrs Bonner.
the unknown heirs Of Humphrey Keys
and Of John and Frances Keys, the un-
known heirs of Sarah Keys While,
Thomas w. and Robert Keys, Susan
Lewellyn. George Humphreys, Sarah K.
North the widow Of George X. North,
and his children. viz: George. Emma
and Natslia X. North, spd Amelia w.
Cruzin. are non residents Of this State,
they are hereby required 10 appear within
one mon,h alter due publication OF this or
der. and do wha, is necessary 10 protect
their inieres, in this matter. 1t is furlh-
er ordered tina, copy hereof be publish
ed once week for four successive weeks
in any newspaper in said county and
posted at The from, door of the Court
House thereof on the first Monday after
the date Of this order.
Tes,e.
W. A CHaPLINE, Clerk.
E. c. Fre.l. p.q.
Jan, 0. 1869. Prs fee $50. 4w
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Commissioners Notice.
December term, 1868.

December term, 1868.
John W. Roberts. AJm'r with the ~ill
annexed Of Sarah West and John W.
Roberts aud Julia Ann bis wife. in their
own right.
vs..
Lewis Fry former Extr Of Thomss
We,t, deed, Warner A. Thompson. AJ-
m,ni.,rstor lie bonis non with the " an.
nexed of said Thomas West, Vance Bell.
David Fry and John A. Thompson. ,lro
Of the securities Of said Lewis Fry. aud
WarnerA. Thompson os such personal
representatives.. Of said Thoms West.
John A. Thompson, Executor OF Joseph
Smith, and r. w. Poit.r6eld Sheriff Of
Jefferson county, and % rueb sdm'r Of
Paul Smith. said Joseph Smith and Paul
Smith being two Of The securities Of ssiJ
Lewis Fry and Warner A. Thompson a,
ouch personal representatives. OF Thomas
West and VIM. A. Hsrdrsty. the remain
ing security Of said Levi. Fly rs Execu-
TOR OF Thomas West. aud Ambrose &.
Timberlske the remaining security 81
Warner A. Thompson IS admir- dc boni,
non with the will annexed Of Thomas
West decd. BY consent Of parties the
report Of James ID. Faymsb. Of Dtctm.
Der 3rd. 1868. 10 sc, aside aud ibis csus"
is recommi,led to said onmissioner 9Th
instructions 10 execute anew the orders
Of reference made 10 bin 81 former ume
OF this court in this cause.
A true eopy-Tosir.
W. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
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WANTED-AGENTs,

s75 TO $500 per month, every " here, male and
female, to introduce the GENUINE IMPRO-
WE'D COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
ING MACHINE. This machine will stitch,
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Every second stitch can be cut, aud still the
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We pay Agents from SIS 10 $500 per month
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twice that amount can be made. Address ST.
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or ST. Louis. Mo.
CAUTION-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palming off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or otherwise
Ours is the only genuine and really practical
cheap machine manufactured.
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COM MISSI0NER'S
NOTICE.
Margaret Finley.

Margaret Finley.
VS..
B.. F. Harrison, Adm'r de bonis non Of
DR.. V. NJ. Butler. decd.
On motion Of the defendant il is order
ed that the defendant, Harrison admir-,
have leave TO call creditors before the
commissioner and examine them person.
ally on oath, before the commissioner
touching the validity Of their claims. or 10
file interroga,ories before the commission.
er which shall be answered by such cred
ilors within such reasonable time as the
commissioner shall prescribe, and on fail
ure Of any creditor 10 answer such inter
rogaIories within such reasonable time
the commissioned shall prescribe, such
slams shall be rejected by the commits
sioner. 1t is further ordered by the court,
that no claims shall be allowed by the
commissioner until the claimant shall file
an affidavit stating what pay men,s, cred
it's Tor seIt offs. If any the defendan, in.
iestsie is or may be entitled 10. and the
amount Of principal and interest that is
now justly and honestly due him that
The said deiendan, have further time 10 file
exceptions 10 any claim presented against
said estate and TO take proof in support of
said exceptions.
A true copy-Teste.
W. A. CHAPLlNE, CLERK.
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TO CONSU PTIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption,
ia anxious to make knoyn to his fellow suffer-
ers the means OF cure. To all VIII" desire II, he
will send a copy Of The prescription USED Gree
of charee) with The directions for preparing and
using The same, which they will find sure
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, DC.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending The
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalua.
bic; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy, AS 1t will cost them nothing and may
prove a blrssing. Parties wishing the prescriP.
ton will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
les South Second st.,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings County, N. York.
November Z, S6S. ~
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Commissioners Notice.

Decsnber Tern. 1868
Truman w. Poneihrld, Adm'r OF Wm.
Crowl. deed,
vs..
Henry s. Cr0wl. a al.
IL 10 therefore ordered that . reference
be had aud made 10 James ID. Fsymsp a
Master Com missioner OF the court 10 con.
vene sll the creditors Of The estate OF tho
said wm. II. Cro~I. TO ascertain sud re.
port what are he liens and hsbII,ties Of
said estate. end their prioriiies whether
the rents and profits OF the ssld resliy 10.
aeiher with The penonsl assets will pay
of spd disebsrge The same in five years.
or Whether sale OF said really will 10
necessary for ibs, purpose. together with
any other mst.er in The premises which
may be deemed pertinent by himself OF
required by sny Of The parties in 10
Cause, and that said commissioner report
bis proceedings uader this orJer 10 tho
next term Of This court. and that he par
iiculariy report oil The svsiIsbIe ssseils Of
the deetdent. the vsIse. snnusi value. snd
description Of ell The reilly Of which
the cecedeni died seized-no,ics Of The
time and place Of executing tie sid refer
encs published for four seeLs 10 some
convenient nsvspspes shsII BE- eqsi,slsn.
10 personal service upon the psni,s and
ell Interested.
A true copy-Tesie.
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.