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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

PATENT CHECK REINs.-J. d.
McLinn showed us yesterday a
pair of patent double check reins,
for which he has the right of man,
ufacture and sale in this county
They possess several important ad-
yantages over the old check reins,
one of which is that they give
the driver perfect control of
each horse without interfering with
the other. The improvement we
think is q valuable one to horse
men, and one which they will i'm
mediately discover on examining
the reins. Mr.. McLinn will sup
ply persons wanting the patent
rein at his Saddle and Harness
Shop, on Court Street.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Something new every day, in the
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Line, at
Senftcnberg's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

Cyrus W. Field laid the Atlantic
cable, nm insured the success Of the great
enterprise. DR.. j. W Polaud's Humor
Doctor lays the foundation for health and
strength by purifying the blood Sold by
Clcavelands.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25
NEW YORK MARKET.

NLW YORK, MNTCn Y, IoO8'
Receipts for the week.-5,5SS beeyes; ,SO9
sheep and lambs; II 543 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE.-The following are the
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Procure the genuine "Bar-
rett's."
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Call in at Robinson q Silcotts, and
look at the Spring styles of Dress Goods
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25
To the Afflicted! No Cure, No
Pay!

DR., T, Il. Purly, the celebrated Indian
Doctor, will be at the widow Backenstoe's 5
House in Washington G. H., on Monday,
April 18th, and will remain days, 1874
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Ladies Collars, Cuffs, Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, Laces, &c, at Robinson d
Silcott's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- The best Coal Oil in town at Stuck
d Co.'s, only See per gallon.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Ladies Hose--somethiug new and
cheap--at Robinson d Sileott's,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

-"Barretfs" a thing of joy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Greene & Green sell the best article Of
Coal Oil.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

- Prices of Hardware are down a
Greene d Green's.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-03-25

Lamps and Chimneys at Greene
Green's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
ATHEIST RoR FoRaRRY.
rME PREECH CABLE.


"a .i'o kINGsToNj MASS, July q.
Thepeople OF Duxbury, with invited
guests, are celebrating the completion
Of the French Atlantic cable. The
dinner took place in a large tent on
Abraham'H hill. It was q splendid
affair, some six hundred people being
present. Hon. s. N. Clifford, President
Of the Committee Of Arrangements,
called the assembly 10 order, after which
Rev. Jeremiah Moore OF Duxbury,
offered prayer. After the dinner was
discussed the following toasts were
gone through with: - 'fH'
!. To tho town OF Duxbury, It's In.
habllantE, the descendants ofithe pil.
grim heroes, who planted on this very
spot.the seeds ofiour peculiar and mo-
Bile American civilization, perpetualing
the name OF Carver and Brewster, Of
Standlsh and Bradfordy Of WInslow
and Alden, attest their unbroken line
age by extending an enthusiastic well
come to those who have achieved so
magnificent an enterprise In the inter-
est OF the largest material prosperity,
and on behalf OF the unity OF the hu.
man race. -
Yankee Doodle was played by the
Plymouth Band, and o. B. Thomas, an
old resident Of Duxbury responded.
g. The State OF Massachusetts
sponded to by Gov. Claflln. ~. (,
8. The President Of the United States;
Music, Hail Columbla-Responded TO
by Judge Russell. . - ~
4. The city OF Boston among the first
to welcome all measures 10 arouse the
highest civilization Of The world. She
will hail with Joy the last Of all the
grand agencies to anrihilate time and
spare the great obstacles to the progress
OF natlons-Responded TO by Ma yor
Shurtlitf, :'1-I . ~ NlF-is : q
s. His MSJesty, the Emperor OF the
French; Music, the Marsefilaise HYMN,
o. Her Malesty, the Queen Of Eng.
land; Music, NGod Save the Queen,n :
2. His Majesty, Victor Emanuel, King
Of 1taIy-Rssponded to by Mr.. Day, OF
sine French. ), Atlantic Gable,
directly uniting two, continents, may
II be TO I'LL pume only a medium OF
good will and the promoter OF an inter.
national peace as serene and undIs.
turbed as that OF thetstIll ocean deems
through which It holds Its coutse! Re.
sponded to by, Sir James Anderson,
Managing Director Of the Constructor on
Company. UDiisyEJ ~ 4tI1. ~ .aEp.
9.-Commerce, In all ages tie pioneer
OF u wider civilization, Il has with Che
electric telegraph, Its most potent aud
cunning ally!Op3l g. ..,Ir-i - a.. Vi. -
l0.-Sclence with imperial thought
and invincible power It subdues the
widest and most fearful elements Of
nature, and binds them to the service
ofthe community. vi. gr4Hsi.
This closed the regular toasts list,
bat Mr.: Q. B. Thornes then offered the
following sentiment, sent 10 him by an
old lady eighty-six years OF age, the
widow Of n late prominent ship master:
To the memory OF the past generation
Of ship mastera. and ship builders of
Dn1bury; may the electric spark now
kindled 80 animate the coming genera.
tion that II may worthily I'll the place
ofthe past, Is the wish Of an old settler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
WASHINGTON.
ResIstnncs to Revenue laws In
Georgia. ...

3 NpuEklAs
'n WARRINGTON, July q.
The enforcement OF the Revenue
laws ih at least u portion Of Georgia
appears 10 be q matter OF some difficulty
fnot danger. Three gentlemen have
declined the appointment OF assessor In
one district, and abandoned tho field
to dIsorderly parties. The district
Georgia District, comprising 23 eoun.
ties Ia the central and eastern part oI
the State. Collector Belcher forwarded
to Commissioner Dalano, the last apS
pointse, VIM. l.. Haycord with the
abatement that he Haycord found II
impossible TO discharge his duty owing
to threats, intitnatlons and actual vlo,
lence, and that three unsuccessful at
temptS have been made to assess pro-
perty In these counties. The matter
will be brought 10 the attention n OF the
President on hlsireturu, and II neees.
Sary. military viii be used 10 aid In The
bnIofcsment OF the laws. n 4iG.Gt. 2
d The recently published statement
that d the : Secretary OF the Treasury
would cell no more gold. and buy No
more bonds, W,8s Without authority, W
Secretary RGWlIns was at The Depart
ment to-day, looking much improved
A memorial has been prepared and
will soon be circulated ihroughou;
Washington and Georgetown for sig.
natures, and will be presented 10 Con-
Rress asking that the two cities be CON
solldhted under one municipal gov.
erpmept t, be called the City, OF Wash
jnRton. u lIIi / u lJElI il !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Bcston Wool Market.

The wool market during tho past
week 10 reported by the Bulletin as very
active, and TRANSACTIONS In domestic
loot up larger aggregate chan FOR a
long time past. The sales OF wool lave
been mostly of new wool, which IL
coming forward In large Quantities,
presenting a more complete assortment
for the selection ofbuyers than we have
had for many months past. Fine
clothing woods arc beginning TO aCcu.
mulate on the hands OF dealers, and
several round lots OF rather heavy
tieeces, not very closely graded, have
lately been sold ut about tho same
prices realized for lighter and good con.
dltioned lots of the lower grades. Me-
dlum, clothing, delalne and comblng
woods, though arriving quite freely are
taken at full Prices about as fast as re-
ceived. The outlook at the West is
such that manufacturers are disposed
to operate freely before the BeAsoT has
further advanced. Were II not for the
scarcity OF money, aud the consequent
anxiety Of holders to realize, Il Is very
probable that prices would Sharply ad-
vance. They Will be likely 10 do 80 as
soon as this check Ia removed.
As the case stands, consumers cannot
help seeing that wool is now cheaper
In the eastern markets than In any 9th :
er part OF the country; and, as there ID
no certainty ofits remaining so Tor any
length OF time, that 1t is for their inter.
est 10 secure liberal supplies With as
little delay az possible. Hence the pres
ent activity,
at The west the speculative feeling
continues with but little abatement,
and much the larger portion or tie CLIP
has been bought up, ! nd ID held out ol
the market at prices which could not be
realized from consumers upon the sea-
board. In this condition Of things
eastern consignments are likely 10 fall
or materially ailer the large lots now
on the way haYe been received; and the
alternative may be presented US, at a
later period or the season, of going
without wool or levellipg up 10 The
western standard OF Prices.
Sales OF domestic for the week have
been large and foot up about 100000
lbs. at q range. of 45a55c for fleece, and
S7a62c for the various, grades OF pulled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
SOUTH CAROLINA.
IKegrO Riot.At Chntleston.

d .ICHARLESToN,, 3. O., July,27.,i
A negro riot, which at one lime
threatened very serious conseo uences,
occurred last night on the occasion OF
the departure OF q visiting base ball
club Hom 4avRnnah.t The elnb was
Accompanied BY q brass hand composed
Of ,c6lored men who were Baid, 70 be-
Democrats. As the club was leaving In
procession for the Savannah boat they
were attacked with sticks, stones aud
brlck-bRts by n mob Of several hundred
men. Several shots were fired on both
sides. Mayor ,Pillsburyf was on the
grounds b6t 1t II said he was powerless
70 qpell the riot, and was compelled to
call on Major 0SlesbR for the assistance
Of the United States troops. The club
was then escorted to the boat between
plAtoons OF the Eighth Infantry, fol.
lowed bS D large crowd 6i SelliGg md
infuriatat negroes; throwing gston6s Rt1d
compelling the Boldlera At intervals 10
face about and threaten TO Ere. Several
persons were wounded, mostly mem!
bers tot the coloted. bBnd., The aHatf
eGpsed. tntensss Indignation arnonG the
VElLLlhfl. al ftEflN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
COARBRClAL AMI FlEASCIAL.
Tho Public FBndS-Ths Probable
Course of fFIVe.1WsntIeS.

Ffom he Netp lOrS 1tlnej.
On looking TO the probable surplus
resources OF the Treasury for the next
eight or ten months, and relying most
confidently upon the Sinking Fund
policy OF the present Administration,
we are not, OF the number OF newspa-
per or circular writers who deem
United States Flve.twenlies and other
United States gold bearing bonds too
dear 10 hold for further profit or secure
Investment. II is well enough 10 talk
ofmuch cheaper bonds, some Of them
pledged TO gold INTEREST," and OF the bet
ter income which they pay, and go
thought and wrote many OF. our fiuan.
cial authorities last summer when
Flve.twenties reached the (then con-
Hidered) high figure OF ITO per cent.
And YET the exchange there has turned
out poorly, certainly 80 far as a mere
speculation on the relative advantage or
profit Of holding United States Funds
and other Bonds6 We are strongly In.
clin0d 10 take the same view oi the
question, with the United States 8 2Os
al, 100 per cent, and hence our relnct-
ance to advise outside parties or the
holders ofSaYings or other Trust funds
to make the exchange at present, how.
ever tempting the difference ln price
and the comparative annual income
may seem to be. There Is nothing 30
entirely safe as the Public credit, and
this Is u paramount consideration with
all prudent investors. Independent OF
this II Is doubtful whether. any State
or city bond or railway mortgage will
advance more In price or public favor
In the next few months tha1the UGited
States 5.2Os now being rapidly bought
up by the Secretary Of the Treasury Tor
the Sinking Fund. We say this not 10
influence holders TO refuse liberal
profit on their original subscriptions to
or subsequent purchases oftLhe United
States Loans, II they are satisfied with
It, but as an intimatlon OF our conf
dence that the United States 5.2Oy, by
reason OF the operation Of the Sinking
Fund, will soon reach their par value
III Rolu. t = ~ yI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
nAuMErA ~ rELEaa.Apiil.... q

.I.a.. New YoRK. July q. h
CoTToN--Withuut decided change;
sales $50 bales at $40 for InidIiIlnH ups
lands. rr. ..n..4....sa.s - -. .
FLouR-Closed dull and easter with
holders more disposed 10 realIzs. lfa
GRAIN-Wheat-Dnll and la2c lOwer;
No. 2 2spring at 81 bSAl 65; No. lspriGg
at 81 68Al 20. RYe-Nomlnally un.i
chanRed,i OatS-LoWer and dull ut
Sl1c for western .Atloat. i Corn-DulIa at
0OcASl O9' for unsound, and SlI0Alil4
for sound mixed western. q hla s.a q
Observation-Disclosures at $83 for
mess. BeeI-Quiet and steady. Out
Meats-ln limited request and y un.
changed. Bacon-Quiet aud without
material change, Lard-DulI at l0Xa
l91c for fair 10 prime steam1us l1yG
EGGs-Dnll at 2la23o..r 'u ruat'iaai
~Sn q! DRY GOODS MARKRr.f Z 1T
The market Is comparatively quiet
yet Steady and 1rm FOR all stahiG stylea
Of cotton and wboleh fabrics. ,uo
,ar MONEY AND STOCKS anguJ
MoNAY-Easy al 6a7 percent. on call;
chIeflyat 6.n - ~ -. i'
| iSTERL1NH-Deb5 llfLn nv lUdISh1lVIBt
GbLp-IrregulAr and unsettled; open!
cd at 1879 fell to 1861 on the report
that the export tnEmorrow would be
very small, and the sale Of about two
and half milllonst by thsIolliceTSidf
the Canadian Bank who recently 'ar.
rived here, and the anlodnt wab .rUatli!
ly taken by the bull operators; and
under tho report that the q, CunArd
steamer Tomorrow would take q mill
lion, rose TO 1873, finally, closing at
1877 on the lcontTAdibtion Of tts fnmor;
Carrying rates were 5A7, pei, cent, ... a
The, COmmeTcid ats money arl Icle Gays
the decline appeatB to have been the
result OF u reduction'of x per cent. Ia
the rate Of sterling bills! 8 Abod I 500 p
900 500 were bought yesterday, for
9hiphsnt, and the effect Of this addil
tional supply on the London market
y apparent this AZ NJ, ina yielding OF
AR% 4pert cent. In thespFlce t1I kbopdss
The bills made against hFsa shipments
appear n 70 ,ihRye ,c1pSed q Temporary
YieldipR in the rate pf exchange. ulSR
pointed evidehGe'of the lArgeness ot
lid eaStrhlds baiMuEe 'outstandinH y gainst
is, thae IN addItion'to the three mir
sent out last week. we
also shipped p over twoRHillibns 6ofl
bonds, Tho predominant soplnlnn2 Of
bankers ls that we shSltlnOt yhndtit
70, ship any Il copAid derable
amount Of bonds 70 Europe In li1qidR.s
lion, OF our Z, Indebtedness, except at
figures below the present range OF for.
eign markets.. CA JItS QlGIl
GoVERNAIENTt, STocRs y Are BtF0ug
and active at an adFance;i 10 40,s and
ouFreuoyg6,sv are In marked idemand
and lIg6t supply Coupons '9l, ,tl2l9 IA
ia; do 81, !, ISlGf24tt do '04, l2211 isl22St;
Do ;6S, l22iS Sal221S; do new i2Ial2ltt do
i67, l2lISal2lH; do '0S, l2lTal2l9S;
lO.lVs III 5SAll2; PAoIfcs 10s9SRlO9.
[ERRoR,-1n yesterdays report Of,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Attempt 10 DIspOsveas n Man OF His
Farm ln Now York; Resistance
ana BIo0dShed.


An aulenptto dispoasessj VIM, Whit
beck Of hls 'farm' by tE6 Sheriff aud his
posse, at East ,Greenbush, yesterday,
Resulted 9ind some eight persons being
badly wounded. With those reported
IwoundetF t6pt night are SpeutalL Depun.
ties Southard and McMepamy, both Of
this! city, aAyWsn nh VIM CWhn6aCk
the person sought 10 be dispossessed.
Deputy Sheriff Goggs and Special
Deputy Whitbeek were seriously
wounded Rnd not expected 10 survive
their injuries. The frst named Is re-
ported dead, though, as be was lett on
thelg ground, This fate isuncertain, g.Iu
This morning Colonel Church, at
whose Instance the writ nf election
pgainst Whltbeck, ,theiE EAst Greenbush
hnti i.renter, was Issued, went 10 Troy
10. procure, warrants sforlthe arrest OF
Whitbeck and the'partiVs implicated In
the assault Of yesterday. The wound /.
bd msuyarelall comfortable. WhItbeck
claims that one Of the deputies tlred the
lrst shot: that he offered the rent, but
It was refused, and that he then de.
Tended his properly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Brltlsh steamer ovsrhauIed BY an an
AIhcric IN Revenue Cutter .ilt,g
NINlI-N-- IBAIrMoRE. Inln -

ElL,,.s.,..-; 'DA1LFlMokB, July 21.n
The British steamer Lord lowell,
which cleared Friday last for HRyana,
laden heavily, with coal and $50 empty
hogsheads. was overhauled Saturday
evening on Cape Henry, by the Rev
enue Cutter Northerner, by orders
from Washington, on suspicion OF be.
ing engaged In carrying arms, &c. 10
Cuba, In the. Interest or the revolution.
lists. After thorough search she was
released, nothing being found on her to
justify her seizure. q 'IToh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
speech OF Prime lI!alstOF Won Deust,

.
Baron Won Beust tosday received lbe
budget OF the couln1Itlee OF The Hun.
gatiRn delegation aud made an Impor.
isn't address. He said the relations be-
tween Austria and France had been on
the best possible footing ever since
Austria rellnqulshed the italian terri~
tories, and the interests aud Intentions
Of the two countries were identical,
Alluding TO the Eastern policy, he said
he would not insist on the programme
OF 1867, but leave 1t 10 the option Of
Turkey 10 follow his, counsel regarding
concessionB TO the Christians. On this
point he would bring NO. pressure 10
bear. He declared that h0 had honestly
Btrlven 70 establish more cordial rela-
tIons with Prussia, but his efforts not
having been met In. q similar spirit, he
had been unsuccessful. He closed with
strong defence ot the general policy
Of the Imperial Government. The
Prime Miniater's speech was received
with great satisfaction, 10 ..I..E Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
DIGEsTIYE ORGANS
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HooFLAND9 GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
10 II compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BRrka from which these
extractH are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are th0n forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expre1Bly Tor the nanuiacture OF
this Bitter8. There y no alcoholic substance
OF any, KIDD used In c0mpoundIng the Bit.
teIu, hence II fre0 from all the objections In.
eldRnt 70 tho uSo OF nquOr preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Reunlon Of Union ana Confederate
QfllGCFA At Gettysburg,
GRrTYsnUR0, PA, Uni

NHTIIsHUNWi FA'I July q,
The projected reunion of officers Of
both the Union and Confederate armle6
who fought the battle OF Gett ySburg Ia
TO he held on the battle field on We'd.
uesday, August . b. THIS meeting Ia
called by the Gettysburg Memorial So,
oIety for the purpose OF permanently y
locating the positions OF the tWoNrmleE
during the varioua stages OF tho battle.
A large number Of officers will attend,
and Col. BAtchelder, the historian Of
Gettysburg, accompanied by Messrs.
Chapel and Walker. the we'll known
artists, will also be present. The COCA.
sion will he one Of considerable inter-
eat.
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PHIIsApRnPaIA July q.

The Supreme iconclave OF the United
States Of the order of ,Heptasapho,
(sSVsn Wise MShy} }m6thete thIs morn
tng.H AVERY large delegation Of ,repreN
'eentatiyes from all the States in,whlch
the order exists WAS present. The Su.
preme Anchors address shows the or
DER to be In q very prosperous condia
tlon,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
sT. LOUIS.
rhe nccO oIe.AIlen Priso Fight.

ST. LOUIS, July %.
The second deposit. OF. $500 In the
match between McCoole and Allen was
put up Saturday, night. Allen took
up his quarters to-day at the Washing.
ton House, about four mi les from the
city, where he will be handled by
Coyne, his trainer. McCools will 20
into training under Tom Kelley, near
the fair grounds, In few days. Gala.
gber is training at the Six Mile Honse
for his fight with Allen on the 18th OF
August. apd Is said to bsin fine. condI-
tion.1 l0'Baldwln. the giant, arrived
here yesterday and Is receiving much
attention from the fancy, %
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oRoEs,-Ai writer In the. Cambridge
MD. DelHoerdt makes q plea for the
crow as Q valnable inSectly y6r6us Bird
And etateathat he has D tame on hfsh
saved bis potato vines when attack ia
by bugs. and llab bAeduently put TO runt
an army OF poisonous worms which
had threatened his tomatoes with dc.
Btruction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28
Paeiap Railroad EspIOrsnr

,8glIt uO9A EAEIys auN ,OlelTTT
MttssSEttSs99LIt " MINI MsItsN Iqly p.
from the Northern Pacific sxhlofiflS
party, They, went from Fort Aber.
efombte dnWn thu Red TiiYer BY steam.
boat 70 Georgetown. The party were
ee routs tosARsmbipaI by walter and
WeEeMl welfare hul' ~ Ans Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-28

hooaAna1 b German IiilsR por bottle nOO
SEllUII SWJ ssI8ai haifdoSen Ss1I
9STss s6s ESSl & pps " ~
w. slilU .sabi4f
sFno no. 1SsaOt tosxamine VSli tho, ar.
ielO you bay, In order 70 rot tho genuine.
For SAle by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine oYorywheros Iyl2
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Il:


A4oV NoV ~ Su'S.f
While a hook and ladder truck was
going to small fire about one o'clock
this morning, in crossing the street
railroad track opposite the Planters
House, 1t was upset, apd seven men on
1t thrown violently 10 the ground, and
all Of them were ipjrred. several quite
x freight train rldiao on thse' Iron Mountain
Railroad ran of the .tiack at Victoria,
40 miles below. the 41city, yesterday
morning, and lelght cara completely J
smashed and the engine badly injured.
No body hurt. 'i9lEs "7lF.' 4lp''.
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srEAMER nuRNRn.

3 a dispatch from Fort Benton, Mon
lana, days the gleamer! Peter BalenSWah
burned to the waters edge at Dauphln's
Rapids on ThuTsday last. ~ y f.f,s
An Omaha dispatch says Gen. Carr
left for ST., L9uiA yesterday morning,
where lie had been called by tho death
of child In his family. a Sii' 10 J