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TERRIBLE SHOOTING AFFAIR,
The Proprietor Of 4 Yzecr-Sa7oou Fires
Into a CroWd-k'our Persons Hit.

Frtm The Rochester Is. ~ Democrat, JKiy11.
About ~ Clock last evening, a party Of
youtg men, twelve or fourteen in rumber.
went into the saloon Of Arien Peters, on Good
man street, and called for drink, which they
obtained. They then wanted another round,
Which the proprietor refused to give, because,
az he FAYE, they acted as if bound to raise a
disturbance. Liquor being refused them, they
commenced hammerinE on the counter and
using abusive language. Peters then attempt
ed to Put them ont, which led to more dis
order, one Of the fellows striking Mrs. Peters,
WHO Was standing near, on the forehead, caus-
ing : large confusion. Peters ffn1lIy got the
crowd outside, and closed the door, when they
began throwing Ftones 3gainst the tJnilding
and through tho windows. The inmates Of
tie saloon crouched down in corners to escape
tie missile, that we're ehowered into the room
II this moment, John Sem, ncighbor OF Pc
te1s told Mm to get gun, saying "PAters,
they will kill you" Peters then got d single
ta11clled gun, loaded with shot, and fred into
the crowd. He Afterwards turned oui al the
lamps. when the party went of.
Tie shot fred BY Peters Was but too effect
i've, the following persons being more or less
injured:
Joseph Keller, ehot in the bowels-a dan
gerous, il not fatal, wound.
Fred. Keller, hurt, but how seriously was
not learned.
Charles Sem, hit in the leg-serious.
Mrs Sem, shot in the leg.
The above account was given to our ra-
porter BY Peterer the proprietor Of the saloon,
at the Police Office. He was arrested by
Officers Sullivan and C1esry. The young men
ance begin by quarrel between Petors and
one Of the party, and that Peters was the ag-
gressor. The saloon is on the east eide Of
1;e M1ooaman street, and therefore out OF the city
nn.s, ,;ni, he centre Of the street being the di-
saasns s'sa A Ane. The gun used in the shooting
i osde9 .as fa'S eah Gse ses 5y fns ehisu hs
pe.era medltatoa another volley in case the
par,y mad not Istreated The saloon is pretty
wen Quilted. The glass is out Of nearly every
w1ma9n% ssansa = and q the panels Of the door are
soues u t. the room oSsSs ab found eobbe
Nhctc A4ouAo eNeiy-
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MEDICAL CARDS.
Chronic D2se0seA.


Dr.e,ihes diseases without Information from y
n rut and cures without experiments or tho uao eA
mercury thu. saving your heaih and life from WtnaS
tcatnrnt H3 Fart Aadison+t. up et1ir5 GGns9te1
lion fee, ~. Send twenty ire cents fur his 1t4NA
To HEALTH AND LONG LIFE"
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ARCHBISHOP sPALDING AND PA
PAL INFALLIBILITY,


FIonl n. Rolfi,nort 4nryIcnn.
The Archbiehops aud Bishops Of the Roman
Catholic Church In the United States in attend
auce at tl,e Eucumenica] Council at Rome ara
I.a.a., ;fai1;,';i;tt so1IIes1 e "
1,an nanal mlaA!onity. AlGuoienop opAo1lne. OF
Ealtinore. ia regarded aa representing the
and Archbishop Eentick. of st. Louis. ia
,n.,kef mon as The REPRESENTATIVES of mo m
POSITION 10 the measure. Some Of tle cIersr- I
men OF ArchDlshop spaldns6 dlocese have
STINT him letter indorslng his position The
letter was mailed to tue Archbishop at Rome,
i,ers ~ .ha clarcv fo1Jan;no a,cl,hiai,o, Ea1-
,;,1,, ~ Ia.I Iii o. s@ns,s .s.ntst 10 20.
IleA le1a WI NV uceH ~ ueccSsAs ~ av1-
%aru hin letter sustaining his course. Tue
letter TO Archbishop Ss3aldtnS ls as follows:
"BAL11MORE, FEAST OF SS PETEE,}
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MOB LAW,
Particulars of the Lynching OF Will
sian1 Melvin in Lawrence County,
Indiana.

Particulars OF the Lynchinfs OF Will
s1aM1 Melvin in Lawrence County,
Indiana.
From The 1t,e Albany tIad.) Lesiger.
Yesterday We mada mention of rhe lynch
ing Of 1nan in Lawrence County by mot Of
Unknown men, The Bedford lNpns furnishes
tull details OF the disg1aceful and Aigh-haa:led
proceeding. It seems that on Tuesday night,
s:h inst, as Marshal DoWues, Of Mitchell, aud
posse Of three men were bringing William
Melvin, a prisoner, to Bedford, they we're At
tackled by q mob Of some twelve or fifteen
ncn = Hhort distance west of Reddlng, and
the prisoner demanded. After feebla re-
sistauce, the oficern yielded to the demand,
when the mob seized the prisoner and bent
him in the most brutal manner, until they
thought life was e1tuct.
Tie editor OF the Nerrs called on Melvin,
Wet nesday, and found him suffering severely
'rcm the wounds received, which are quito
numerous, though it is thought by his ply
last Monday, while riding on a train in nli-
rois, be was approached at little station By
several men and told that he was their prisoa-
er. BE demanded their authority, and none
Was produced. They then tied him hand and
foot and brought him to Spring Green, three
1n,les west of Huron, in Lawrence County,
where he was taken into the woods and kept
nearly all day He was there arrested by Mar
ehal Eownes, On charge OF carrying con
ceaied weapons, and taken to Mitchell. Late
in the evening he was placed in wagon aud
started for Bedford,
When near ReddiDg they were approached
By a mob, wearing masks, and ordered to halt.
Melvin, knowing what WIS the matter, urged
the driver not to stop, but no attention Wns
paid to his eutreaty- After firing one shot up
in The air, the officer surrendered, and the pris-
ol.er Was attacked by the excited mob, who
hammered him over the head with their royol-
vcrs until they thought ho was dead. The
officers then picked lin up and took him to
Bedford and put him in jail During tho
melee, the mask or one OF them was torn of,
revealing the features of man whom be re-
cognized, and implcred for mercy, but without
avail. Melvin charges the officers with know
is,g all atout the affair, and working in the in
tefest of the mob, and gives the following rea-
s1n:
On being arrested BY the Marshal, near HUI
ron. he offered to give bail, but was refused,
tic officer telling him they were ordered to
take him to Bedford He told them he would
pay the cost Of the trip il they would. bring
him Immediately, but again he was refused.
He then asked them to arrange it go they could
make connection at Mitchell, and come up On
the trainf Tuesday, but he was denied this, md
compelled to make the trip IN wagon after
night.
The above is substantially Melvin's state
nent, which, tine, places the mob. as well as
the men who arrested him III Illinois, is very
unenyiable position, for without doubt it was
the intention of the mob to kill him.
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1t is highly desirable that the sup1set Of
cancellation be revived, as the work is only
half done when registration is perfected. We
understand it to be probable that tho Inspec-
ton Committee will take the matter into cou-
aidcration, aud invite susgestionsfr from parties
interested, to tho end that workable plan
may be agreed upon.
The London (Enr.) correspondent Of tho
Financial Chronicle quotes from letter
from Mr. Mcchi. The great farmer, arguing
that The wheat crop Of the United Kingdom
will 10 n good crop, fine in quality, but some
what deficit Mt in yield. He then SAYS.
"Wh"n We consider that one-haH OF the k1ag-
'!.l! T., Goo acres il In permanent pa,ture 10
addition to seven IND tat millions In green anu
rou csu;:s. and ouy nlnc million acres In grain
erurs, tic loss OF meat and mllk making products
il thu first cul!g must he very great aud Injurious
to the pastoral farmer. our country an'i climate
should ndlpt our crops to the altered crcum stan
ces. by drainage and tile removal Of woods,
tenccs, m and tIees, We have rendered
cr, and consequently more suited for deep
rooted plants, and more hazardous for the shall
low-Tnotetl. Wheat sends lts roots down from
three feet to five feet deep, and Is thus aependa
bic plant in dry seasvn. Oats are also much
deeper rooted than barley. Clover and tarcs, be-
ing much deeper rooted than o,llnary grasses are
more sale Plants under our altered conditions.
MlnTDld, with lis deep roots and shining leaves
luxuriatcs In our southern anil monntainles9 coun-
ties and bright sunshine. Winter beams, winter
barley, and winter oats will probably sool estal-
IIsh their superiority over late sown spring crops
Ireland, this year, Is in more favorable po-
sition Us to her general crops. Nne-tenths Of oil
our what ls grown in England, and only one
Unitcd Kingdom, with an nrca Of u, ono 900 avail
ablc acrrs, we grow only 100 900 acrcs Of wheat.
Experience teaches that We might grow much
InDre WHEAT with advantage, and abolish uiuch
poor md Improbable pasture.
''Witbout doubt, this has been favorable sea-
son to heavy lau1 farmers, In consequence Of the
unusually dry spring. A circumstance, however,
which Is worthy OF consideration, ls that, as d
result OF the low prices current for several months
past, less wheat Ia under cultivation this season.
it IL admitted that on All Well.fatmed laut the
cruz, prum1ses 10 he goO2 but then the deficiency
on the average will affect the result"
TIE following were the Imports and exports Of
dom from September to |ulc Is, In cwts Of 113
lis:
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cd by it's lightning rod. The Inhabitants we're
terribly alarmed during the two hours thatth
storm lasted, but though several dwelling
houses were struck, no one WAS injured ex-
cept q little girl, who was Killed by . fash Of
lightning.
according to adyices received in Liverpool.
the people Of Maryland County have been for
some time past In a state almost approaching
revolution against the Government Of Lbaria,
under President Roye-in fact, the spirit man
ifested by the Marylandets in deposing the
officers appointed by the Llberian Senate.
taking possession OF the Custom House aud
large quantities Of etoree, and refusing to ac-
knowledge the lawfully constituted authority
Of the republic. Ep TO the 8th inst. it vas
repurted that the dIaloyalists had defied the
proclamations Of the government, and that
petition had been sent to the President, in
which a series OF charges are made against
the government. At last accounts they hsl
ging mattcrs on their own responsibility, 1nd
had actually asked the government to ac4ui-
esce III what they we're doing.
The London Lancet has Published paper
by Dr.. Henry Mandtley, who has long ssudied
the reciprocal action between mind and body.
He takes the ground that each disease il at
tended by certain psychological as well as phys
involuntary action Of the brain during sleep
may furnish new Indications for diagnosis.
In dream, the background on which the
phantoms move is often determined by the
state Of the internal organs, tho irritation of
which awaEens into somo activity that part
Of the brain with which tho irritated
organ 1s in specific sympathy Accordingly,
sympathetic ideas sp1inging out Of the feel
lug unite in dreams. When active conscious
ness is suspended, organic sympathies, Which
before were unperceived, declare themselves
to the mind. This accounts for dreams in
which the dreamer supposes himself attacked
with certain disease which is soon after de-
seloped. His dream ''corning true il simply
an evidence that the revelation was the result
of that sympathetic action which ut first only
affected the brain during sleep. This new and
ingenious theory will doubtless lead mauy
physicians to make observations in the same
direction, and thus establish its truth or
fa1eify
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Stmr Corona, 81. Joseph. q pSgs Dish, s. bris
nour, aud suatlnes.
Stmr Alpeua. Grand Haven o3 pEcs Nsh 81 500
' hcadine. and snndTirs. fNt' A7"' ''''>'
St,nr Shetuypau Milwaukee, IS pkrs fish. IS1 b1la
Hour EG bu potatpe2
Prop 3. i. Wade, PORT Huron, So pkgs Esa, anu
p-on sum Ssn:T!es Tss c,,n, u.v.n s., NJ. n,,s,or
Prcp Van Ra..it.. HOLLAND, 20 IN s.,rei 20 n heaI-
Ire.
riop II 1saI !; Ssas ash sn% ~ ,nnriea NJ y" "
Ercn Tr,,nsI.Ii crscn Ray tlI ~ sb;nr,as Iii,
pigs dsh, 5; Lsils hldea ~
barE Northwest. Buffalo. 80 tons cuaL
schr Gertrude. Grand Haven. 6e5 m shingles,
ehr Fuas jones' Sa Sg;e GFpna nave ' 10 N lumber
scat u :, 4 tx Gapoe1'' AusSeson+ 10 LII us0es' ."
schr inmberman. % B1ocs Creek. II, m 1n,oher 20
ee"' ~ inth 1''' 1'' IL 'otaoe1' w
schr = ! Ro,,oa un7.-,co, II, n, ,,wh,r
se sehr + svn1o II Msns, IL Z, III ,nat .qn'pc
Scnr Frcna ~ Ram - - IL .'is wonc
car Mesnss,ef .S s, ;s 5xeh oas M ~ " tIe 'es,,sr
Ba1se Aa1y bopin ILL., san snran ~ N Y nn4r ana
EoV N snlnsNs; ~,
sehf 6senS s sas a. ~ Mqskegon Is es so m samoeF
schr FaIcon, kts;.sanee, 20 eds wood aud 90 eds
scnf 6ns W. ~ lne aa olat ~ Gus wood
Senr 2Ssue' ~. AtsAe2on' lso Ill 'unpeF anu ~ III
co,~ tsn.I,,,, n,a. r,.,.-,,,,,, a. ,,,,-,,,
sehr PauIine Snsseron. ia N MI 1umher mI and am
~ lath- '''' ss'@' '-' ~ 'S'''@' '''''' - -
Schr q, r Johnson Sansrati,cy In Fl TX : n, inmber
sehT AtS,an's osonto l2o @ m lnmnes s; m !ash.
Snr r IIn % w. ~ ~ ~, @ ~ - l1'n'
schr 7 r. SiTnmnns Hnnsssa "a ~ i"nuher
EN- 4eas5Gss e. ~ eds posts
Sa1ge a1 aa1a a Masgn 1 n%ar u" omper n, m ;ash
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chaused: No, mixed at osc, and No y Wc-
Oats Eready and uucs aI.Red; no Sta g y s*e-
Rye ,tet and 1lm at 90aa5c. Barley nominal
FafSp14Ux-Quiet and but lttEe doing; cfuae
a. H,s5 q brl; refined At 93*c y gaL
.@n' USN EfsU- --
OsVEGp, Ju1y 1A-Bz1Ap61CFTs = ftouf uu
changed: kAles. $50 h1ls--,Wheat qGteE: R0es
$500 bu: 10, red Wabash It 5lSo; No. Ai!wao-
kee c!un he'll IT 81 Il and white Canada at *Lsl9
$50 Coru held at 96:: market quiet oals he1o
atGc. .-.-
PHILADELPHIA.
very quiet; spring wheat extra famll5, % ,As1. %.
" hra! quiet; red Western, 81 i.ss3l.s3; lndlans
whi;e. sl-45. Corn dull: yellow nl1eti wessefn.
*l.Et9l.fa- Oats steady. -... -..
Provisions niml7: .'en.a7d moderate:
unchanged
WnsEKr-Fumer; Pennsylvania wooti-oouud'
&c.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, July l3-BHKApsTCFFs = Flour
quiet and firul whcat-Rece,pts new light: bulk
a,rirnx Of poor quality: red, S1.aDtais0: choice.
uomlnalIy &l.s21.60: sales white at Si-4oGa 60;
choice, uontnaly $1.6oeal.s0; Pennsylvania, $1.4o
@l.43. Corn dull for white; no prime recetE,!l;
sales common ut s1.l0(a 1.15: yellow at st.d5.
Oats-sotae3c fur heavy; sia Gsc for light.
PRoy1s1oSs-Cnehangetl
WHIsKKT-In good demand at s1-ol.
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Wauantec deeds conveying city and Suburban
tllc.I for record on Wednesday, July IS:
North Franklin st, 81 It Of Menominee st,
el, 24xlso II; June 14..............-.... s., ,25Q
Ontario st, 81 It Of Market st, I, g 6-10x
100 It, Juty s......:..-. -......-......... 1,00t
II; July ie.................-...... 1,4ot
Lot Il To- Tovneis ai sub, Lot 15s Butternelds '
Addition; July T.:....... ..:...:-....... 25l
Cottage Grove ar, = It n OF Southern av,
+, e41il4s #; July 1s.. l,10t
Elias St, 145 It $ E Of Archer Nv, 8 " I, 5ox
100 Il, with buildings; July 1l.........-.. 1,45e
Lundy' Lane, 236 II 5 Of hall st, c I, 24x127
It; also Trenton st, 1es It = OF Columbia
st, " +, 96x1a7 1t; April 80. 1000
Rehecca St, loss # c OF Centre AZ, !, FAX
1870 #; July S...:.. .........-....... 50l
Peoria St. 12s It n OF kuzle st, v I, COX
ZIG IS It; JnlE 1,o0t
wa',ansta az, 1875 II w.of Bobey st, 5 I, 24xlo0
II. Also, Bladwcll ay, cor OF Wauoan- =.
eouTH or CITY LIMITS
Atlantic st, les It S OF Fitt1eth st, e +, b0xt24
II; July IL. ..--... ...-....-.-...-....-.- 1000
Cottage Grave ay, 1SOk It OF Forky-drst
st, 4, 4sa1115 IT. AEso, Union av, 4soat
- ftw OF Cottage Grove NJ, T. 51x1I0 It;
July .........:.....-..-....... 10 ODE
College ST, sss rs It v Of WalIace St, t, 80
x2G7 It; May 49,. ..-.....-..-........... t,e0C
WEST or OLD crrr IbnTs+
jackson ct, Of Rockwell st, I, s71Sx964
. II; May ISL 1863. .......,.. IL:
e.. 4s, ,ooe
xl26 7-ib It; March Ill., ............... ,GbC
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rspzcsentatsses tn Congress- and for counting
TIE rotes cast A said ELECTIONS
and to challenge : any name pro.
posea to he registered, and any vote offered. aud
- be,preAent mud witness throughout the counting
OF ali votes and to remain where the ballot boxes
are kept at all dmea after the polls arc open uaLn
the votes are 1nally counted: aud Enid rers21a1S
and either OF them shall have The right 70 aina
their signature or his Bgnature to said register io
purposes Of Identification, and 10 attach tns5sto
or the certificate Of the number Of votes cass, anI
st21emenf touching the truth OF fairness ~. s
which they CT he may asI 70 attach: anu oay yoein-
Who shall prevent any person ~ ~, fhc
acts as aforesaid, or VINO stai
hinder OF nolesi auy such pcrsoa ~ uo.aS ~ y,
The said acts or shall aid ur abel N pIaneaI, ~
l1uIer,uc. OF molestine aaF sucn III EsspSet VI ay
such acts, shall he guilty Of misaGinsaHoi, ,t anu
on copyfctton shall De punished o5 imprisonment
not lcss than ono scT .,.5 ,.h,.
hrytoc nnWarsIs OF 10000 Inhabitants, it ahall be
ivis fnr The Marshal Of the United States for the
dtsttict wherein said city sha1! I've, TO appoint as
manr snrcial deputies as may be necessary to pre-
a.s erer at any election at which rcprescnta-
f1ves IN Congress arc to be choscn aad said depu-
Acc 90 aTe hereby authorized to preserve otter at
sr,ch .Iect;ons, and TO arrest for any offence or
breach Of lie peace committed tn their view,
NC. !. Iad lt it further enacted, That the nat
rrailzation laws are hereby extended to aliens OF
African nativity and TO persons Of African de-
LfhH
, 1870-07-14

The rnrge Of gold in New York to-day-at
telegIarhed to Ea1ratt 4 March-wne
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.asoc;.tes. After his aequittal by the

associates. After his Acquitth by the
High Court ut Tours, Pie1rs Bonaparte,
ately quit France, resolved to live in Brussels; ;
hut the Empero. prevented this. lie crossed
the chsnnel, therefore, aud went to Lon lon,
where, no doubt, the police will carefully
watch him. There WIS report slst he had
quilted London for the Sandwich Islands. IN
which his pension from Napoleon III. would
neither gone to the United States nor to Hon
olulu, hut, the latest account states, lives in
A1artla Vale, Ialdington, very near the place
formerly called Tybutn, where criminals we're
formerly executed G.aleful for small mer-
eses, We are rejoictd that this prince has not
brought himself, with his passions and vices.
to these Western shoree.
, 1870-07-14
Prince Pierre EtOnpar,n


Was stated that the alayer of Victor Eoir.
and the acquitted at Tours, had resolved t.
Loncr the United States With his future resi-
dence. What gave an air Of probability to
this was the fact that he had twice visited the
United States. He wzs in New York in 1857
At the time when his relative, the present
Emperor Of the French, was there, and it is
piers that the loose living attributed to him
really h1d been that Of Pierre Donapa1te.
The drss was received by the dEst famihas in
New Iotk, (the Cliutons, Ivingstons, Chan
celloE Rent, Warrington Irving, dc. u
the Other Lived among low and toHdy
, 1870-07-14
PITTSBURGH. FORT wAYK1 oH1oAoo pAm

GOODR1lHB PAasK1GKR sTRAHxsA
For Nitwaafee. SheboJE1D. &c. sdaty. at....-. sA0
r. zilxsq9se sIeiy ssgaay 4s9
" ii Lqe1A - @eato0 H3kbsr. .daaJ. = - Z n
1ox lfeA Hay s7esv Tnes&RT sAa Grsaay Il =. 7RAe
sNga3eH4 3TqsSAqk
, 1870-07-14
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

.- WEDNESDAY EVENING, Juiy y
LTMBER-The wholesale market f"f lumoer
was fairly artiye, and q much drmer feellng was
manifested, the majority Of boilers realtztng An
advance OF fully 2Na50c per l.Vg9 teeI On au
elanes except pcce s.ulf NAlGA so!1 ~ " naas 49,
20 neules. sawed sG;ns!es ~" ,ns lasa 1G,e ee,
uhchaDEeu. Al inc close o1 o'suiea' a'oia oA5
tW9 carECes remalned osee, ,.re. u Pic,
:, me SAGINAW Enterprise OF luesuay says: rlEe
iaIse rats o. gs from me 6ooms On s9e tppse ga
ss Pseu .iun ~ ~, ths1 ,xere aSnut soG
In Ims. s vas estmaiea n tdI n,avc IN anvre1sse
l9s r. ~ tne TALL, mnca "oua ~ IN faet M t
q 4VU logN ~ an 1ao @ ~ t,"yhn soi III;
st sy mo,a aAe NJ ~ c1 fert ri mos ~ tn
.nat tHe!e ~ st1 aopu. t.s on 1,rAa 11r
come out 81 Bad hlysr ms sslson ~ Il ~ ~
,s. ,st WI, MitAout oouos pe Aeps o1-A 80 VI
Ivy wv Wastl tta,,. ,a . p-,o-,.r NJ ,1u1vo con.
ms AnsHeTon atns q dtepo.st3 ~ ,,n.n' ~, Su. n
fains the iooTiug IL Isla19a @ 70 '9,nr n
bel ttecined - per m !ast TEsA. -
y INC low neules - H4sn ~ ~ .,t IN, on ~ ~"
aose l1anuiattu1G.a = ~ ,rt Josrr t,;r ~ Wis
taet aate uete1uneo L. t,,a, - ou,imoto tSa-a % a. .
Ior lew WeekR ~ at.aa. Gsetn'nse, @ - tnS1c -
shortage Of $1,000 ooo ieet q oss ~ tae @ MlaSe
Eon valley, irom ~, ~ the ti,a
hlte RIVER alatncl, aHu tJn s sHol In<n ~ W..
State Of s99ooooe Enjoying nov 1,t taa1 sas lats
uenc!s Ii tue supply ~ 4uss .uss an4usHe. s.e
market value of lumbet u EI5ate. o. iess W
tent tue maha!aCtuleis nc1e r,eiSi - Iah3 .ns, ~
chances in The Iall 70 Gotuus VII VI! sel!i.9 ~ ~
quotations. There IS not mil on En- la>! t,At ,
has sufficient stock to keep thel7 slas n ,ling
till the close OF the season, anu INC mn nl5 b ts
well lie idle now az sly ~ Il tae iaiL
'sIhe fo'lowlng mus aaFe smut down f2r ths pres
eut, In consequence OF the DECLINE in lum,ss:
Tolrant Co., A9ekle5 Sons, tiackley e NC
~ E.
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EAST LIBERTY, July 1a.-Hogs selling. hest heavy
at s4@9kc; medium, 9@sLc: light, si4.l9c; not
active.
Cattle supply large, 20 loads for Philadelphia this
week ceiling at 1G9hc.
Sheep run large: best selling at 1tie; fair, 10
&c: common, 2@4c- Slow sales; very few guo.
, 1870-07-14

CutcICH ,1rjV 1I-FhnttSrq trrtt,J. fha fa1nJF.
tnS-. Tn HrErs,n-P1ans phi1aGeinhfa + cnn1y
Mi yoiaws. cnrn m fhrnnrh rst,. n Now YorE
schr +. ynnvaIEenhn wheat Mt Ike. nrnp
Ercc s:atc. 1nrn m tnro,,oh rotn tn WV Ypnrrt.
bars Zass. Ehandl.r nafs at r.. schr Minnie
Williams cnrn an otrnpr's acr0tInt. schr q; -
Dousma,, {yesterllay aiternooni corn at &c. 70
EIsCsnySSchrs HrnoSiyn1 i n. fartze1i ami
Vim +, Allen, wheat. at Ssc TO PEEscoTT-schr
Kelosha. rfrn al ssZc. n CufcaGn- -Schr sasco
wood. fiun EranI traverse. nj sa75. schr Ina
Stnr Irmher fTnm Ncnnm}nos ~ - * s-hr Il
r. Crlsw1,,1 wnotI frTm {;rond tErarerse 81 f5.S
~ n.wrnn, schr Wesf ~ SIns Wheat at e. "' 'S-'~
DF1roIT Inis ii..Thc1e ~ no nart;cn:sr cban,e
Fnr mn fresrh1s he 1enanS for rasscis H. 1osI
1rt ,In,xt fenfok,a nra cno--, Ert+h ,if,f,'tt,
~ rsssris nfitrtn,. Tha fo}Iowine .nnanan"nts
ara 1ennT+eI Rrr 1fin 1ron nIne stnTsa Pnrt
IL ~ y, Troi - IN ~ ratit TX. bp 6I5tr,hr
irmher Saw RSar ~ Ea;9nn,r1 nhio - s al.
srntT Il = W;liiar,e nai, l,oi:a Ai3tys.nrr anil
Tic,ntV tn C,evaian :, n nar cnr,i m ro,f. schr
i q Mass nnran r. ~ WrpntaTtc A cna, ~ AZ soc
free in an; ont ho,e FaIne Detrns n EnHsln
stayts It S6 6ocSS am ~
GIswrEn .Iu,v q ~ frc;ots ateaJr Tile scbr Rem
Franliin nlrs railroad ri, ia ToI.,n at II 10 a.
h.: schr caITnstnn. cnai Ia ChicaHc. n * ner ton
free IN aud out: s:hr Smith ( PUst. raIIrnaI iroi
10 Cfica0o. sle5 1. q. i.
TVLEpo. Juiy 1I.-Therc fs no change to note in
T C+.r.-,s r,n..+s +bn totrD,11n nhor+o-I.
, 1870-07-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW roRK, July 1a-Tne dry goo4,s market Is
dull and depressed enough for Most classes OF tex
tiles The following are the changes To-day:
AtaosSeaE 4 A ticks reduced from 34c tn SEC; ;
10 4 from s7c to &c; 10 . from 22c TO PIC, and
from 1sc to lie. Massebestc A ticks are down from
2lc to e3c: from 2lc to 2uc; q from 19c to 15c;
D from tic to 16c. Reacne,l musllns must soon
follow the wake Of brown goods, aud c,lor:.l COT
tons Of other makes must lcprecIate In same ratio
Az hl1AYP.
, 1870-07-14

PfI1sBEHGIt June 13.-Crude petroleum 1ulet
sales LOCO brs spot at Ike; same bi.i for July:
1l:sc asked, and 1l71c bli for August. The oil |
pTotIueefs report shows m average dltIr p-oduc-
tion Of IS, .31 brLs Refined weaker; July, e74c;
August, eT5tc: September or October, aitic.
, 1870-07-14

giving almost universal satisIaction- and UanY
who were at the outaet opposed u the s5stem now
express their appro n
"Khtfe several OF rhs early fr1eu1s OF rlgfstT1-
tion hold that mediation Is not essential. n4-
Iortty deem that II is necessary, ard snol!d be
brought into operation soon; md think II highly
Important that movement be male At once to
accomplish thfAr
The folio wing Il the statement: