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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-01
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lNA bic and Stone Tile, Blue Flagging and
Bro"n Stone Work, of every description.
SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS,
Iron RaiEings.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-05-01

Green peas are a dollar a quart in
Savannah.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-02

ct trat in Die 2uft, Der gsriuh. bas Gleidseutd,i
pieoer au semnnen miBlans, latlos 9litt er in ots
|unbeimli6 rauidenbe Siefe. Mls feiere oas Jrob=
ten, 10 areu uno Iebbaft tSnte bas feieride litern
Der gufen uno Sannen in bieiem nerbdngniBpouen
Nusepblide. Shdrfer itridb Der perbfDino onrd
bic Bipfel uno Elm Wturmeln ibloB oieien Met zines
@ottesurtbeiles
Gs mar Die Seufelsfan3el. BON Der Sdarfenbef in
Die S6budbt eeiiiirSt mar als er Ii rahgiert9 an
neuen Werbreden seidttist bate. Ob er toot Oh er
lebenb in Der Siefe rubete, 8ottes San6 mubte I'M
Spiele ien, penn er bort entoedt meroen 1oute.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-02

Sn Wbeelins. ga.. bat elm oentidaer Sduul
oeutide Sprade beim Besinn beg ndditen Sdu
abres als 3ebrsesenltano in bic .Jreil4nlen eine'
fibrt miro. Sein Antra9 wuroe einltimmis Ii
5dulratb ansenommen. 0ie beoeutenoiten amer
fanilden @teuerSahler batten cine Hsetiion au gu,
item Der Wabreeel unter3eidnet. uno baB fd Ell
Ilubrei6e 9eutide enersild fur oieelbe permanote'4
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-02

= Die 3abl Der in ben @rubsn bel DRESDEN Ser.
2 Il lbittpen uno $50 Ginbsr bnterlaiIen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
.mAEHETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, July 6.

NEW YORK. July u.
CorToN-Firm; sales of 1900 bales al
34kc for middlIng uplands.
FLoUR-CIosed Sc better on lower
grades of extra, with moderate export
and shipping demand.
IN-Wheat-Quiet at 81 46l1 48
for No. 2; 81 55al Sc for No. spring.
Rye-Quiet and steady. OAts-Steady
al 7Sc FOR western atloAt. Corn-Quiet
at S6ASSc for sound good to prime
mixed western via canal and railroad.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork- quiet and
unchanged. Beef-Quiet and steady.
Cut Meats and Bacon-Quiet and with-
out decided change.
LARD-Dull at 199sa10I1c for good to
Urine steam.
EGGs-Quiet and unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Very quiet but firm for domestic cot
tons in sympathy with raw material.
The cArpeting market is firm and strong
in all desirable makes. The Lowell
Company have advanced their prices OF
mediums upper from 81 l2X to 81 Is
81 80, which is the only change of i'm
portance to note.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-The market was very striu-
gent before 3 o'clock and the rate for
call loans advanced to 3-16 and Il per
cent. The great bulk OF business to-
day, however, was done before the rise
and most of brokers did not pay over
1-16 per cent. and interest. Discount
operations are completely checked by
the high rate Of money on call. The
Sub. Treasury statement shows wide
difference between the balance of Sa-
turday and to-day. This discrepancy
is due to the operation Of charging up
iutaFeSt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07
New Yorlx cattle Market.

CATTLE-Weather yesterday was fine
and a little firmer feeling was shown in
each department of live stock. There
was a good turn out of buyers, and
the 9, 400 head In the yards in the morn
ing were nearly all sold out at about 4
cent advance. No very extra lots were
on sale here; 16Xc was the top price for
prime; 15Ha16c for good and 13al5 for
poor to medium. Total for week 6. 500,
City butchers had to provide heavily
for excursion boats and large calls
were made by country butchers around
so the market closed firm: appearances
point to an overstock during the week.
SHEEP-The receipts were 2O.S7O for
the week, with 200 of fresh arrival
to-day. Several cars of State stock are
still held, but the numbers are working
down. An advance of about &c can be
reported, or 4a5c for poor to fair; 514a6c
for good to prime sheep, and 8a1lc for
lambs.
Hoas-Firm; no dressed we're sold
on change to day, but they would prob
ably have brought 12c. Two cars of
live 1856 FOUNDERS brought 95Sc The re-
ceipts were 1900 for the week, and so
cars to-day. The Inspector notified q
slaughterer not to kill some sOws with
pigs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07
WHEELING WEST vA WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1869.

Cuba and the down trodden of all en-
shaved lands, the sympathy and sup
port of the people and government of
the United States.
ReSoLVed, That we protest against the
presence OF the armed despotism OF
Europe on this continent, and pledge
our hearty cooperation to any plan
adopted for their removal.
ReSotVed, That to Senators Sumner,
of Massachusetts, and Chandler, OF
Michigan, we tender our thanks for the
noble effort made by them to secure
justice for the insults and injuries in
f1icted by England on this country and
claims; and that we declare our readi-
ness to stand by the government of this
Republic in insisting upon an ample
apology for the wrong committed, and
full compensation for the loss sus.
tanned.
ResoZVed, That free trade, falsely So
called, being a cunning and selfish de-
vice of the enslavers of mankind, saps
the very foundation OF American pros
perity and Independence, and that we,
in the interest OF the entire American
people, claim full and adequate legtslR-
tive protection to American industry,
and those only who maintain the prin-
ciple of protection and who will make
honest efforts to embody 1t in a protec-
in America be given.
ReS0LVed, That the tendency which
induces so many to neglect the cultiva-
ton of the soil and congregate into the
great cities we regard as an evil, and
one which is consigning multitudes of
the Irish people of this country to life
long misery; we therefore declare our
determination to take measures to af>
ford facilities 10 our fellow country
m n
tile lands of this great and glorious
country.
ReSolved, That we rejoice in the tri-
umphant success of the Republican
cause at the late Presidential election,
and pledge to President Grant our cor
dial and earnest support on preserving
and defending the great principle of
human liberty at home and abroad.
ReSoLVed. That the existing neutra-
lity laws being instrumental only in
aiding the monarchies of the earth in
sustaining their oppression system OF
government, and having on various oc.
casions placed the American govern
ment in the anomalous position of
using their power for the support of
said government, and receiving only
in return active and open hostility
from the British government, we
hereby pledge ourselves to labor for
their entire repeal.
The first resolution was passed by a
vote of 81 to 49, the words ''or sex"
being the chief objection to it. There
was also a divided sentiment on the
seventh resolution. A resolution was
offered and passed after considerable
debate requesting Congress to pass
law to make foreigners citizens in one
year after their arrival in this country.
A resolution was also passed In favor
OF the formation of immigration socle-
ties. Also against any distinction as to
race or color in membership of trades
union associations. Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07
RICHMOND.
Before the Election.

RICHMOND, July D.
Gov. Wells addressed large meet
ing of colored people in the Park this
afternoon. The preparations by the
military and police for the election to-
morrow, are quite complete, and it is
thought that Notwithstanding the ex-
cited state OF feeling that the election
will pass of quietly. The negroes have
been holding a political camp meeting
in the Park all day, but TO might are all
quiet. One hundred special policeman
have been appointed for the election OF
which SO are blacks.
Progress of the Election ia the City.
RICHMOND, July 6.
The election as far as progressed Is
the quietest ever held in Virginia, and
the city presents the appearance of
Sunday. A body of troops bivoucked
in the public Park, and the ambulances
of the two parties covered with nation
al flags driving about after the sick and
infirm voters are the only unusual
scenes of the day. A number of blacks
here openly voted the Walker ticket
without any of the hostile demOnstra-
tions of their brethren, which cnarac.
terized the last election. The whites
up to ~ o'clock had Alb majority in
three wards.
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FRANCE.
PARIS. JulY G.

PARIS, July q.
No further trouble is apprehended
among the miners at st. Ettiene and
vicinity. An accommodation has been
arrived at and the strike is in fair
way,of settlement. Forty~nine more OF
the recent elections for members of the
Corps Legislatif have been declared
valid.
Progress OF the New ocean telegraph.
LONDON, July 6.
Upto Sunday noon the Great Eas-
tern had made 1869 knots from Brest
and paid out ,42O knots of cable.
BREsT, July 6.
Advices from the Great Eastern up to
half past 10 O'Clock, Monday evening.
report the signals good, weather fine
and all we'll.
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THE canvass in Tennessee must be q
pleasant one. Recently, r. B. Butler,
IL friend of Stokes, refused to divide the
time at public meeting, with Colonel
Dave Nelson, friend of Senter, the
opposing candidate for Governor,
whereupon the Colonel remarked, in
the usual revolving style of South
western bowie knife persuasiveness,
cone of two things must take place
here this duy-a speech by me, or a
funeral by somebody" There was no
funeral. Subsequently something But
Ter said was pronounced Tennessee
lie"-which is the worst kind of men
dacity-and Butler himself declared to
be Tennessee liar" Butler did not,
1t seems, resent the affront, although it
was sent and resent.
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The STATE IMMIGRATION
R Ellie F SOCIE TY

w EST IR GIL N I A
Incorporated October 10, 1868.
HNHIS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY IS NOW
i fully organized and ready for subscribers
to membership. All persons Of good health
and morality, of the age OF Is TO TO years.
without regard to sex, can become members
of the society. All those wishing to join the
same, will please meet at the office OF the uh-
dersigned on
saturday Evening, March ~, 1859,
at O'cIOcEs
To subscribe their names and leave thelr APP
nIications All information and particulars
D. BE.S NO HAMMER.
Office on Market street, upper end OF the
5th Ward Market. marIo-zA"
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AND now after all the narrowing and
heart rending narratives of John A.
RisdGn, ''sCle survivor" of the Powell
Expedition" which was lost in the Col
oradO Canon, swallowed up in a whirl-
pool, &c, comes cruel telegram from
Chicago notifying the world that there
is no such person as John A. Risdon,
or if there is he is n liar and cheat and
thief. This is very unfeeling proce-
dure on the part ofthe telegraph people.
1t destroys all confidence. If we can't
believe in Risdon what can we believe?
Next we shall be called on to believe
there never was any Powell Expedi-
tion. And to confess the truth we new
er heard OF it, till we read Risdon's
narrative.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07

WRITERS OF thrilling stories for the
journals and "Dime" series need be in
no want OF hero. There is one ready
to hand, furnished with every attribute
needed. The name is Hildebrand, to be-
gin with-one of the boldest and grim
NEST in romance; and any one object
ing against Samuel, should remember
the famous hill champion of the Cau-
casus. IIildebrand stands six feet one;
with hawk nose, norid or blood. colored
spot on each cheek, black slouched hat,
butternut coat, and walks erect with
head thrown back after the manner OF
all reckless bushwackers. Such is the
Hue and Cry of Missouri. Hildebrand
is making for the Mississippi with a re-
ward OF $4,000 for his head. II is a
very exciting subject, for as an old
poet says,
att more stirs the blood
ToroUSe the lion than TO start the hare"
There Is a report that Hildebrand is
dead. IL may be so; but proper des-
perado of that sort, who was killed
eighty victims. Is nearly as good dead
as ilving-and better probably.
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GEORGIA.
Arrest of Women COunterEcIters and
OfTurner Ihe Negro Postmaster.
ATLANTA InIu &

orTurner the Negro Postmaster.
ATLANTA, July 6.
Several days since, Captain Murphy,
special detective, arrested two women
who had in their possession a portion
of large sum of currency, stolen from
the Treasury department at Washing
ton. Forged signatures were signed to
the treasury notes, and large amount
was passed in Agusta. These women
implicated Turner, the recently ap-
pointed negro postmaster at Macon,
Turner was arrested yesterday, by the
u. s. Marshall, and brought to Atlanta.
An investigation is now going on, but
efforts are being made to keep 1t secret.
Further developments are looked for
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07
BY rELEGHAPH.
rhe Fourth I'm Washinston.

w WAbdINHTUNg July % 4OVV'
The only public celebration of the
day was Dy the Sunday School of col
ored children, who paratied the streets
with banners and music and afterwards
amused themselves on the Presidents
grounds. Many persons left the city
for pleasure elsewhere. The city was
remarkably quiet, with the exception
of a general ringing OF bells for short
time in the morning and the shooting
of crackers during the day by the juve'
nile }, in contempt OF the Mayors pro-
cIamatiOu.
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Gilmore Called Upon 10 Come Home.

"@@OS'NS'''t
1t takes Milwaukee boy to do q
huge thing in satisfactory manner,
and make success of it. People who
did not know that Gilmore was Mil
waukean may have had fears, but in
this city where he was known SO well,
no doubt whatever was felt that Gill,
as he was always called, would make
the Peace Jubilee thing never to be
forgotten. When Gil. bid goodbye to
his relatives here and was about setting
ont to try his fortune in the world,
friend said, Good luck to you, Gil. l
suppose we shall see you back in few
days" Gilmore drew himself up. as
he knows how to, and replied, you
will see me back TO Milwaukee when l
have n pocket full of rocks, and have
done something to make the world re-
spect Pat. Gilmore" His friend said.
"Ah, Gill; you are over sanguine," and
while he hoped for much in the boy, he
did not expect so much as we have seen
in the great Peace Jubilee.
Besides making IA sensation that will
last him a lifetime, Gilmore has made
money, and has now "that pocket full
0f rocks" Having done SO well-hav-
inp realized more than his highest ex-
Notwithstanding done something TO
make the world respect him-aud hav-
mo pocket full of rocks-we say now.
Gilmore, come home.
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BYMAIL.

-Ex.President johnson had great
difficulty In being allowed to register
in Tennessee. He WAS pronounced
"disloyal" by high-minded officer oi
election. The old gentleman finally
got his name booked, and then he ad-
dressed himself to the registrar IN
terms whereof the tenor was the re.
verse of complimentary and slightly
severe.
The Nation gravely states, as new
fact, that there are many rural districts
in New York State which are now fa-
miliar with the spectacle of lawyers
and farmers going poor to the Legisla-
ture and coming back in comfortable
circumstances.
"A Milwaukee servant girl went tC
a gipsy to have her fortune told, and II
was done with such truth that she actu'
ally discarded an honest lover to run
off with young man with black hair
who plundered her of her earnings and
deserted her the next day.
The lease of Willard's Hotel, now
held by Messrs. Sykes, Chadwick q
Co., ex pires this year, and the property
will revert to the owners, the brothers
willard, who propose to tear down the
present avenue building and erict In
it's site a magnificent structure, OcCu'
pying the entire front from Fourteenth
to Fifteenth streets.
Kentucky towns refuse to license
negro beer sellers, but reserve the en-
ployment for the superior race.
Chicago is now the great distribut-
ing post office for all the American
mails for China, Japan, the Sandwich
Islands and the States of the Pacific
Slope.
President Grant will leave Wash
ton about the 18th, going first to Long
Branch and White Mountains, and
afterwards to ST. Louis.
The Germans celebrated the Fourth
at indianapolis sunday, by the firing
of guns morning and evening, pro"
cession through the streets in the morn
ing, and picnic in the woods, two
miles east Of the city. Trains ran regu.
larly to the grounds, and the attend.
ance was very large, fully ten thou
sand persons visiting the grove during
the day. The Declaration was read In
German, and addresses delivered in
German aud English. Immense guam
titles of lager beer and other articles
were freely exposed for sale, and many
OF the scenes on the grounds would
have been disgraceful even for week
day. There was good deal OF drunk
emo IS and some fighting. There was
strong disposition felt by many to
prevent the affair, If possible, but Il
was finally decided to be the best poll
cy to allow them to proceed unmolest'
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RARNEY DUFFY, Of Cleveland, and
pnrns of Pittsburg, who were to have
tonaht ] for $500 side near wheeling,
on on Inc 30th of June, went to ZanesyilIe, !sT lie,
their their bSckers, and chartered the steam
er VIM, Fox 10 convey them to SaEk- aS.x
sons Island, eight miles above 9, tn9 sbomId o
where they intended the mn ~ boot
contoined quite number of the sports
@ VINO were posted in regard to the affair,
hnt the anticipated sport was soon
bron1ht to an end by the sudden ap-
pesrance of the police, who went on
board and arrested the pugilists ano
their hackers and put them in jail
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WE certainly beat all other nations
in every sort of human understanding,
and the ingenious audacity of a free
people is fearfnlly and wonderfully ex-
hibited in the way the bank safes are
broken into. 1t is the romance of burg
larry, the like of which we never read of
in 1Gnglish, French or German Journals.
We have an idea that, in future, the
best security of bank valuables would
be somewhere outside the safe-in box
on the mantle piece or with the waste
papers in the ash-bArrel. Certainly If
the use of safes is to continue, it will be
necessary TO have watChmen for them,
who will not sleep in the garret, but in
the Office, and on the very spot through
which burglars would be expected to
come up from the lower floor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07

PEnsoSAL.-We learn that the Hon.
L. a. Rollins, late Commissioner of
Internal Revenue, is now acting as
President of the National Life Insur-
ance Company OF the United States of
America, ut the Company's Branch
Office. in Philadelphia, during the tenn
porary absence in Europe, of the Pres
ident, c. Fl. Clark, Esq. Mr.. Rollins
has been an active member of the
Board of Directors of this Company
since its organization, and in giving to
its interest the benefit of his personal
cooperation, and the advantages of his
enlarged experience and extensive &C.
quaintance, we confidently look for a
renewed impetus to be given to the al
ready unprecedented progress of this
great National Institution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-07

Icnce I'm Ireland.
LONDON, July l.
There is unusual depression in the
Cotton trade in Lancashire and several
firms have suspended.
Dispatches from Cork state that out
RACES by Fenian organizations continue.
The police near Cork were attack ed
night before last by concealed ruf1ians
and several OF them we're badly hurt.
Some arrests have been made on suspi-
cion.
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IRELAND.

Movements In Favor OF Releasing the
EenIAn Prisoners.
Cork, July 8.
The Common Council, yesterday.
unanimously passed resolutions call
ing upon the Government to release
the imprisoned Fenians. A monster
meeting was held at Mattoon yesterday.
Resolutions were passed and speeches
made protesting against the reply of
Mr.. Sullivan to Mr.. Moore's resolutions,
touching the release of the Fenians. in
the House of Commons.
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CUBA.
The GpanInrds Attack the Rebels and
are repulsed-The Rebs com.
InAnded by Gen. Jordan.

hFs FsFepuIseU-EM6 NO ENeD5 UOIH'
InAnded by Gen. Jordan.
WASHINGTON d. c., July 5.
The Cubans mere have the following
advices: The Spanish troops between
the 22d and 25th of June attacked the
forces of Gen. Jordan near Holguin
and after fight which Is reported to
have lasted eight hours they were re-
pulsed and compelled to take refuge in
the town. The loss of the Cubaus was
nearly 200 in killed and wounded.
Among those killed we're 20 Americans.
The Spanish loss was about the same.
The Spanish troops consisted of two
brigades, and outnumbered the Cubans
two to one. Gen. Jordan commanded
the revolutionary army.
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SPAIN.
Activity OF tho Republicans.

Activity of tho Republicans,
MADRID, July G.
There were a large number of Re-
publican, demonstrations throughout
Catalonia yesterday and day before.
Mr.. Herrea, who a short time since
was appointed Minister of Justice, has
rpai0ned
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OheQntelliqttrrtr:

THE Washington Chronicle. with a
view OF regaling its readers with some
thing fresh and adapted to the wants
OF these patriotic times, printed in Mon
days issue the full text of the Declara-
ton OF Independence. Wouldn't one
of the Occasional" letters have done
quite as wellH
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river ana Weather.

* PTFTsBURaH, July 6.
Monongahela feet and falling; clear
and pleasant. Thermometer 72o.
CINCINNATI, July 6.
Weather cloudy. Thermometer so.
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LOGAN, LIST 81 CO:,

whoIesoIo Drug gls ts
WHEELING.
Wholesale Agents ror West Virginia
noV0.deOd&WeSW
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Monitor Navy Tobacco.
z CASES JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
, sale by M REILLY
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HooBand's German Bitters,
HOOFLAED's GEanAN TONIC.

ThIrty-lve years since they wee first in
trOluced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures. and benefited suffer-
Ing humanity TO a greater extent, than any
other remedies knO Rn TO the public.
These remedies will eff ctuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous DeGility,T NChronic Diarrhoaa,
Disease OF the Kid tneyB, and all DiBea-
res arising from a DlsOrdered Liver,
stomach or Intes1 tines.
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Aoo LBs. EXCELSIOR HAND POINT
htHl al Hor6s SnOe Nails, assorted sizes.
WV P. HILDRETH BRO,
1..1S - ~ attn 2trSoa