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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07

A HIBtRNIAN of this place
says he never gets on a bender
when he is sober.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07

THE following is a lisl of let
ters remaining in the post Of
flee at Macarthur, Ohio, April
1st, 1870:
Rebecca Jane Donley, G. W.
Deison, Sardenia Hollenshead,
Thomas B. Smith, Jesse Tur
ner, James White.
j. N. MCLAUGHLIN, P. M.
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A HORSE belonging to Mr.
Washington Pitcher, was made
a victim to our muddy thor.
oughfares, one day last week.
The horse got fast ia the mud,
and in attempting to pull him.
self out, burst blood vessel,
and died. A good incentive TO
build good roads.
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gats.
DIR. Denig,s Cough Balsam.

DIR. Denig's Cough Balsam.
ofthousands OF cures we could easily tell,
Bat one extreme case will do just as well,
To show what HE magical Bslsam has done,
And how II obtained popular run.
A man whe had taken violent cold,
Had letlt run on till at length he was told
II he didn't attend TO that violent cough,
That sooner or later 'twoud carry him of.
Twas graveyard cough, deep, hollow and
hoarse,
And day by day II grew grayer and worse
He had coughed till his health had begun 10
kul,
Tor his features grew sunken and haggard
and pale.
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1 was cured of Deafness and Catarrh hy
simple remedy an will send the reccipt free.
MRS; N. o. LEGGErr, Hoboken, N, ] ,
apr lsIoiw y
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Portsmouth, Ohio.

Portsmouth, OHIO.
THE plans are so re-
duced to a practical
system at this College, that
6 weeks only are required
by a person good in Arith-
metic to finish q full course
of Bookkeeping and Pen
manship. Now is the time
to commence. For terms,
&C., Address:
e. w. SMITH,
mar l. en- Principal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07

Now is the time to com.
mence making garden.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07

THE mud has dried up con
siderably the past week.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07
Mill Property For Sale.

THE subscriber now ofI;.rs for sale his mill.
l. situated on Big salt creek, IN YintOn cou !.
derry station, on the NJ 4 q. X. X, consistinp
oflhree run OF 6ur feet Brrr's, with all IIhe
machinery necessary for making first.iata
hour. good saw-lnill attached 20 the same.
all in good rurning order Three dwelling
houses, good stables and other out-bu' dings,
good apple orchard Of grated fruit. n well Of
good water at the door, leo acres Of good tim.
Der land within ~ miles OF the mill A new
store.house with about 81, 800 worth Of goods
all Of which will be sold together, or, DIVIDED
TO suit purchasers Also. l23 nerrs OF Land,
we'll improved, on Walnut creek, in Ross
county ,labout miles east of Chihcothe. All
OF the above described property will be sold
low and IN easy payments.
MILES RATCLIFF.
Eagle Mills, March 10, 1870. 3m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07
'm!!q no Eoeq lueA aIsqaoIq pus
uemn 4oeIq eqi pus 'us9ssq
seM eq punoI psq eq Isye sur
-ueAe .eql u! 4ooIo.o 6 le mIoJ
sIql 4noqs u! pslsedds All.

The Ohio State Central Re-
publican Committee resolved
to hold the next State Conven.
tion on Wednesday, the 10th
of August. % lsa
- 20 la5A
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07

THANKS to 6. +, Harris, M. c.,
for late Washin gton papers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07
1870.
Millinery.

By the 18th Of this month we will he pre
pared TO offer TO the MILLINERY TRADE q
Illl ASSOC ment Of the latest styles in nATS,
BuNNE!S, HEAC DRESSES, LAnlE y
GAPS, PAPTERf' BONNEPS, NECKTIES, sc,
and all NOVELTIES m this line Ms thpy aI.
pear 10 the Eastern Cities. Buying our GOOD,
Tor CASH, IL viii be apparent to MlLLlNERs
that we are thus enabled to give them The
lowest New York Gu sh piqces, and they viii
call. >'''
DBV0U & co.,
SO 81 50 Pearl Street,
"ar'VSH CiSOlNSATI, OHIo.
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On and after Sunday, Zee. 5th, trains will
run rs follows; The Might Express runs
dailyi Mail, daily, Sundays excepted.
GOING EAST.

The Night Express going West steps at all
sfatonsi the Night Express going East stops
OF, The east end, only at Chillicothe, Hamden,
Athens and Scott's Landing.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
VIII leave Hamden at 90 am. and l0p.m.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 IS a m. and 8 Tsp.
NJ Returning trains Sil leave Portsmouth at
10 lam. and IL 40 pm, arriving at Hamden
att lOp.m. and 5 80 pm.
Trains connect al Ioveland for I'll points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the lndanap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti.n for all
points West
W. W. PEABODY,
MnEInr of Irnn nnrIn Iinrn
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-07
W, W. FENHUD1,
Master Of Transportation,

WE will send the Record,
Stock Journal and Cincinnati
Weekly Chronicle one year
for So.
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Madison Township.

The Republicans elected all
their candidates except the
clerk and one constable. This
is glorious work for the gallant
Republicans of Madison, as
from time almost immemorial,
this township has gone Demo.
cratic.
, 1870-08-13
GoopRlCHs PASSENGER STEAMERS.

Fur Milwaukee. 5htbesxan &C. daily. 4t--.... I. q
Fur NwAofee every haturtay H. -. n
Fur GRIND Haven aI3 Aa.texan. tally .. n
FoTSk Jo4eph and Benton HzEh. .daay. IT,. 10 \ n
.SERaaNsSe:{tta
, 1870-08-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

: fhlDA1 GFES1SR, aug. IL
lie fr:rcn. ion Of specie redemption Of it=
,.oscs l;y the Eank Of Franco will attract IT.
tcnt.op All ovsr the world as notable event
ii, financial history. Once before, OH The 18th
ot March, 1Sia. the bunk WAS authorized By the
government to suspend redemption OF its
totcs which were then a. now made legal
tcnder. TITO bank nov suspen1s with M
amount Of erecie in it's vaults inst about equal
to tho aEnount Of ite notee in circulation. tho
amount Of its notes outstanding being at the
,ast report l.sso. cox. GEO francs, against which
it held specie to the cnor,nous amnnnt
of 100000 francs, IA "a,
AZ the busincss:.ot the hank itself is.concerne,,
SEPARATE and apart from its relations IN the
government, there il, Of cou1ac, no o.r,s,o,,
ior its suspension. It has not only beer, ~
strongest hut the most successful nuapcisl
institution in the world siuco its cetahiish-
plcnt in 1903. and the object now In anthoriz-
ing it to s,,srenj eI'ccic pasmcpts is to enable
it to extend extraordinary credit to tho goy-
e1puent. The BANK Of France is inlcpend.
ent OF the government in its organization and
authorized carita1 Of 1se, 500. 900 francs, il
tharen Of 1000 fraucB each. Its actual capital
lowtrcH, il far IN ezcess of this, and its share
Layc commanded al enormous premium. Il wa'
however organised for the purpose Of telnl
the banker Of the government, it's chief De
posltor bei1g the Treasury, the business o
| which, in time Of peace, ,s equal 10 one-thi1
o. one-half Ct its wholo business. B5 tho &C
| Of the Corps LeGirIatif the government Is not
authorized to borrow o! the bank (Which !
only another way Of commanding the bank +
| lend to tic governmc1t) = thousand million
Of francs, tl,is le,ug y rum nearly equl II
the who1e amount Of specie in the vaults Q
the bank. At the came time the act limits tn
paper circulation Of the bank TO 1000, ,000. 90
Of francs, and makes them legal tender F!
the present the government only demand
that 20 per cent Of the mouor il borTowo ffot
the bank ehasl be in epeeic the other :
per cent may be in notes Of the 6a.ll
! It ia. however. apparent that the ?u0, ,o10, 90
fnncs (s43, ,o00, ,0o0} Of specie which tho go'
ernment would be entitled to draw ont et IL
bank By thia arrangement will not K ar
. susta!ning the army In rrotracted Wat. II
fnihssnt secsn to undorstand at oncc that til
y only tho entering wedge which ia to opt
= NE Faults OF the bank and POUR tho who
. .aat amount 81 l,cso. COX, GOO francs in spc
mo Tue military chest, leaving tho notes
d ire bank to he sustained t.y the recuri
st-s>-~ .-s =. Ii its il. sa.Ya2el Il u.
, 1870-08-13

Co1lissoss.-The schonnes \. Nos1cs, IN COM
Ing aCrss ttt 81 Clair Ells. oa Friday. the 5th
Inst. was suu Into hy the schooner Gold Hunter,
thereby IuslnR her tAd.a.l. small boat aud one OF
her dsvits- We were unanle TO learn the extent Of
the tamaRe to the G4d Hunter. Tha AoShet ts
being repai1et, By Mcssrs Miller Bros
The scow Cunstcr ha,f her bow store IN at the
LaSalle street tnuuel. on IhltztaaJ.
Monday. ht.1t S {. o., The bark F. NotIell,
bound up. Light, c'tdeu with the schooner ARrE
Morton. buC;ttl uotn, lnmt'er lpatltt, VI balG
Shsnfy, Lake Huron. The Mary Morton hlit hct
foresail torn By she husFciiB to-boon, and II:
barK lost Ter hr-E-gtar. Both vessels Eefe to*ed
into rnrr Huron.
TrG BrhSEp.-Thc tug Nellie Mayo caught n7c
Mopds5 evening, some u Niles cut IN the SAT,
naw Rsy, and III u few Molntnts WAS enyel0pesl
In nnmeS. 50 mrcn 10, that the crew had na:row
escape for their lires. Had 1t NOT heeu fur The
tin ely aid OF tue steamer Emerald, Which cane
70 the re+cue. no duobt they wUu1d hare peftaael.
Inc tcat sunk in few minutes after the g amer
left- She vas owned hy Nj. Snoemaker. of Wen.
cna- and Nj MaIo. OF Ray CRY, and we are In.
| formed Vas Insured for Sd, ,0Gs.
DISTRESSING STKAxtoAT psS4sTEN-.Thc steam.
e LEtile. market haas p1vtng betweeI z lete.c
| aua foint AUX IreMbrs, VAS run tntu ID sunk,
nlnc tohea Ut, tha F3yef, By schooner. fhe C3p-
3!n mas teacneu tueEEec, and stls.s that his res.
50 sao1 IN one tLiuuie aud hall after being
| s.sNeA, Aua tnat a!nns twelve women and chill
tren. u no were IN the cabin were 1Ifnksne,t. liz
EMws no names except that Of his conk. who
Vt nj down Ton Jh- Vessel WA h!u,rt d y ,srTi;
| from aa0ne At thu tine. '34~
DISABLED PR1rElLER.---The Kingston uh}, s,r
the propeller L. RntfufA arrived there on Nontas
m"fnler. partially disabled During her upwar;
Tip Ee bsnkt her nam arch. near C0tesu lie L..
| Her cargo. c0ns:ned to ToFouro anu Hamilton
ha+ IL Ell rnkatlet! in Kingston, Al1 the boat wi,
| return to Montreal for repAtfS.
, 1870-08-13

A Desperate Man Shoots Himself
TsStcc---Attctzr pts 10 Drown 1Stm-
ses1---TAcn Tries Cuttiug ITS
7hfont--tl.d Lives TsvcnsY.thrcc
&tonFs.
From The asat<oo" ~ txi&s' ca''"'tk' tEtt,o,
J. c. Telfree, u man about: forty years Of age,
came to this city from Grand Rapids on
"Wednesday last, md reg Gisterod his name 1T the
Occidental, Whele he continued to board. IIa
Was free 10 tell what his previous liEo had baen.
20 h.d been working for several months in
Grand Rapids rs engineer in = mill. He vas
hero in the month Of May, and stopped souc
time nj tho National nolcl Before co:aing
here at that time he had had s.fcIllns ont
with hia Nifc, and che had taken up her bed
si.h another man. He lad NTH him SOU
aged about ten ye.1s, = bs,gLt, intelligent boy.
work, and IS said to have ma4ie rnaoy friends
among those OF his cla4s-
lie had worked for several yearB in Sagi-
n7w, where he haa brother aud wbrre his
mother and little son now arc. He has Also
hruther living in Ithic2. Tompklus County, y.
1.is own account be was respectfully connected
aud l.as lived decent life until lately,
On Saturday evening hu met M ac1uaint-
ance in front Of tbs National Hotel-st about
3 o'clock-anti invited him to 80 to house Of
,l!-fane- This Invitation WAS declined, and he
Ic vss seen to nass tie corner Of pIne .treet
vii, = woman. md to 70 IN stairg.y x;th
her on,oeito. ths Foses. civ Housa Ern,,
that tiue mill III, uext mornine no ncrsnn
who has ret spoken saw him. and We muat
take his own statements II to where he was
and what he did.
lIc says he attended tho Variety sho n IN
the Leonard D'ocl, and when that closed at
about IL o'clock, he felt uneasy and distressed
in mind, and concluded to take walk. Where
ho walked he did not tar, but he concluded
that at about o'clock in the morning be was
passing the Ope1a House WREN two men
sprsue upor 1,1m-ope Of then placing An
arm sbont his neck and his hand upon l,is
moutb. vhiio the other robbed hin Of I,is
mnneY--ona huudred md fftF.two dollars in
amount, They thsp released him and ran
away to tho Mason dock, be giving chase, but
not succeeding in orertaking them. After
they had elu1nd him he stood under a tree
near the burning ground Of tho Mason
mill and thought orer his trou-
hle. lie Was without moneT-ho h4d
pistol, although he did not aeem ia
think Of it while chasing the robbe,s-,i,d h.
determined to thco; somcboiv. Not,odr In.
inc near but Limself. ho mt ti,c rnnzz1e r. hi.
lott breast and fi1ed two balls into hjs hodv
ri. I $50 --1 ~NN|
, 1870-08-13

ernmeut., This of coursc is just the sans Is
though the gaycEA,uent itself should in
crease Its Treasury notoA 1,009,-
600. 900 francs and declare theu legal
tender. Til: value OF the notes Of tho 3 .af
Of Franco now depends AZ comnlesely on the
United Sta.es Treasury note depends on the
credit Of our government The run On tue
bank, to~dAy and yesterday, white Il has nos
Jet aysiled itself OF tho legal authority to sas-
pend, shows that tho holdera of tbs nates Of
tue bank 5eeosnizs that they are NOV, nov oa!s .as
payment. Which, ii evidcnti. vii,
tie yalrse Of tho notcs will depsec'-
ate at once: Franco has about four
tllonsaud million francs in specie in circulation
among the people. while the recent acs 81 me
Corps leeietatlf restricts the piper circulation
Of the uank Of France to QUE thousand mlihon
francs, making the paper currency aeons
twenty rer cent of the whole. The aact that
this iHedeenabfo paper will also be Legal
tender nil not Sustain iis ralue At par Nath
tic specie. A. losg II 20 iasGe proportion
of the whoia circulation il specie, that WI re-
mAi1l tie '' money OF account" and the bank
notes will probably bc rated at discount IN
atesd Of geld At q premium; bns the whole
tnsinets Of France is 70 concentrated & in
notes would be received aaa paid
cu. only 1t p.r With gold, that some curious
complications are sure 10 follow the suspen-
biou OF the baul. As far - the snspenaion
Of tie Eank Of France viii have any elect
upon tbs supply OF gold in any other foreign
own, il may IL. eafely assumed, that as the
aggregate coin aud paper circulation Of
FTancu il now about Eve thousand million
francs outside Of the bank. the result of the
government gradually drawing out. aay ,ooo,-
uc0. eco Of francs, Of specie from the bank and
adding II In thR Ceneral circulation Hnn1d bt4
, 1870-08-13

CHICAGO AnR. 1--we note tic following 49,
gareu ents: To SEw foRE tEta Bunaio]-rrop
aud Merchant. wheat, tnrough rate: To GopzR-
leM-Schr York STATE. co1p. p I9 bEFFA1o-
35c. TO Cu.cssio-scht Charles Wall. lumber
frru, BsJ CRY. s,-sA. TO OGDkNsECRGH-Prop
Lowell. corn, On through Iate TO Boston.
uE1Rcrr. Aug la.-The Bteady advance IN up
fyel9hsa has up to this time Deen the most PROM
tnent fealure Of the market As stated yester-
Gay, 81 - .a fTxel5 offered from BaF clsy to CHI
esSn, and there a5e rutnoEs Of saeak navlng been
reAilzeh. Should there be general sdEauce 10 the
latser figure, the rate would doubtless be 3ecepted
to an extent egoal to the want of shippers
taking chances In return freiRhtA The eneaRt-
| taeuts to-day we're as tollast: scoW Hal5
to Cleveland, at the r2te Of f. - CD her lumber
| capacity. Sch1 CoEslandrA pine and h1r1Toot1
lumber, Detroit 10 OgTiensh9rch, La all round.
~ illustrating the depression in me c5as e y
las heen paid between tho above points fof pine
| lumber alone.-Ft&f, l.,
IolKro, Aug. 1a-7nerc Is no charge 70 ! nssc ,a %
r3s Which a5e g to hana6 aasnfaT rs M " a-e IA,
| tetnE sAken at the Eatr4 quorcf.-A1Se-
| MftE4CKEx, Aug. a.-Gratn fFeiehtt nEn ana
advancing II Il Canadian fsefRa Ras-son1a Is eeasce.
| We nnnte rateS for wheat notntnally n sa1hc tc
Bunsio md Osxseo. Enaasencats: TO buffalo
Sehr Philo ScoElle. wheat 2t s. TO hinRston-
scar s j, Haley, wheat n lie: bark Cambria
! same 1t 1o4c.-StnstnfL .
Cl1rrnSp, Aug ta-Tnert . no partcnla
] chnn1r ID trcight8. We quote caa1 10 Chicago q,
| f11k free: to Milwaukee, sc free; Detroit m,
Wyaadotts, %sz50c free: Buffalo, 933s1e0 rat
Coal IL very scarce. Grain fresRhts are ncminn
guiet 4 faso4 Z Is frnn Marquette to Cleveland
t s21N73-14 to Es:e: EscAnaba to CleT4laud IL IS
to Ere, nominal It = soo,-Heraa.
Q$KMn--1h he f'i1oNiER are he latest euvaoe
ments: tase tresshts ase unchanged, ThsScasS.
, 1870-08-13

vt Grm at frmc- qaot,.tons: p.le..
!h.1cr; pmnacsnch. as9he; U sAt. me,lIe!9ai.
Nss.c: gt!d ue1taL %22Ar.
sAlT-h'e max: no cra!.xe In quotations.
mSa al Ienn 'as ,d,a2og as under Of f4 p,cas
Is. 2 By 500; ordinary coa,se. . n!!'
x,;s S'ss ss Assssr e'm o1;sa,s ss aas ss S Sa4s
sCGAHs-The ahstees rum New York Nrre
AsAn Of an encouraging tenor. and Under An &C.
a a u IL fUSatns @ - renxr: ansc crasaea ns por. @
rs,sd f*, and gEsnolats,'. 1s;fa.3S: si.otar' =
81 eos ssaas.'a. s.. ,ss5e: esi9e: ;es1 ii
lsac; Cuts, common u la!r, l1h91sc: Cubs.
e salE. 1.a1aSc: FSfto Rico, prias net % eaoiee,
y. 13c; Havana, box, corlmea to fair 1ls sll+c;
ns..n1, So5, p;l.ne 70 choice, 1sH3l5S; moasses Sc
vert !eIlox, 1asl94c; Richmond G, 1s I,31s3c.
| sfRtPs.The movement tn this market vas
M fs1r one, and pl!ces rule, nsm = folIowa: New
Cuba notssses, 459sar; New fork exsrs
sssa: eeqs si2:p !1s
eAta, Gofae5c; Molle,s, eotzs5c.
S1AkcH-We quote the market quiet Al FORM
r. r. pies: a1 K,nsssoro corn llHaitc; pure,
11s; wasts' pafe. 'atss%e; Ottawa laundry. il
sIIcEs- The demand was Largely Of a local
character. and prices were nominally unchanged
A!fpice. sota3ecs cluSee, {e5a5t: uutmeka No. l,
:l.*"<L!5: No. 2, sL2s31so; cassta, 'o3:5c: pep
TEAs-The general feasures OF the market fol
teas REMAIN about tie same as noscd from day u
tlre and. a the stocks are nut excessive, qaots.
tloas n ran nl1n, Us foi1ors: Ynune nyson, CON,
non 70 far: 9oa s:c: do nne to good, sl0aalo5
10 tlle and extra choice, sLaxa1- 81: superior e
| 6ne 1mpeE. l. <1.s1aL+0: choice 10 extra leai
1Apan. Ss.a51-as: ttooa to fns japan, ase>1$L $L0o
ccla:ed natua at Leaf japan, ti.01 Sl.0S: COOL te
| 1ne cunpo*dsr, s1.so9Ls: choice 10 extra cnotee
sEAps-Tne demand was light, aud price.
ruled nrm and unchanged. Sales to-day Include
the tollost Timothy seeds bars fair At Ss..s
80 bags prime At $Al5; 81 bags At $as3:It Is bs8i
ps1ne ~ II. l9, and II bags good a. 3&73&
IS naEs atts-1s; 80 aud bags choice At $40
TORAGCo-A fair demand existed fer goot
goods, and prices were quite ntm. Common good.
we're dua and easy Ne quote:
| met4rn, saaSsti.: common, Gs.ieA-
sAoktSGlChnice, sA3.3c; u,cllum, 23Ec
| comnlon stems, sezs3c-
fsmSas95a n,,S sSa. r. s eSs2slo0; half BRIGHT 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 bqxes tomRtoes at H.:
sUbo1ra do at leXc-
s.WooD11Resinous steady and trm at unehanRes
h,ckor9, $3.50: slabs. + a0o at6o, delivered
/ NOtfL-A moderate business was transacted II
~ md we're 1s
sa'ca wrre as follows 5000 IT, washed, goo
| condition. n &c: A0uo IA mcdlum washed II ~
Tub-acoured, Nas1c; tub. extra clcau
ss45oe: tun, somtnot. ss94sc: aescs, " good
condition. nsht, ,taaasc: ntece. 1x.baa colidltion
ssa4o fleece, \, bai condition, heavy, Ea3;c
neece, tned!nm, good contttton,- uxai s9atoc
nettr, coar=e, lIshh and clean, SO ss5c: dsrce
coarse, hight, and dtug3, s51ssc; neece. uuMAsh
ed, mn, ssssc; deeGe, na*ashetl. coarse. s.
sc: fleece, bury, a95c 81: n-ece, opsss. out
| halt price of washed. Sales include I, 100 rs tn
| At Soc: en ooo fs flne washed at tic: 5000 t
coa1se wBsheti and 1900 II bright Wisconsin
| 4xhc; e,0OQ tt4 dtn1y at ilc,
, 1870-08-13

I'VE not ourselves beere1. fn free trsd-. hot
welrcn~ On this and al other qrssfoas sa
latrf to the wrEfate Of the truut and ts able a1-
th II worthy of ssud1 By fens md foes Adm
Sc1jth"
, 1870-08-13
miscellaneous Hens

TAT 1uf Snlr EAsps.--As Miller Bros yard the
schooner J. ". br'xn is having her bottom cautk-
Cd. and the *chuoncr Dais. Ttndall Is receiving
new toHsprst and tnremast. The tug 4. Ausner
WSns INTO the doSk last esenlng for light repairs.
IslAL TRir.IToe En!on Steamboat compans's
new Propeller. James Fisk JE.. made rttai THO
short DISTANCE up tat Lake from Buffalo, On Iol-
d&Z. She enters commits ION Immediately.
Tue ASnHxw w3uMNyoN--i4eurenaa1 h. u. Carr
commander Vt thr ralte.i States Rcvenue s,essn-
er Andrew Inhneou, yesteE1iaJ received a dcs.
path from the Secreta1y of the Trcazury a,
Washington, to Immediately prepare the steamer
fvr acnse service on the !akrL-H,.xaake< Sem,i-
MI, IL.
MWEcK.S.s.-Tne schs .. 7. Rhose. Is now en-.
eaxtst In the wrecktng hnslncs She arrtved as
hi: pert ytsts1'lsy bringing thirty tons q coal
which she tooE from the scoH CITY OF uekf0tt
wrecked and sunk OF West Sister Island sns
also E!cked up two little boys, who had hrtfse lr
y sklG from ehoze, and were In the lake neal
wett Sister istana, The heas Was saken IN tcw
bus soon swampeI and MAS lost The boys wcrl
hEnught ID all HghL--7oledo CoMM<FtfuL
KEr171En--The schr nesmuds- lying IN sn
stream With her new rnrulture Of paint, looks ex
cee.lulaty neat. Her upper w0rks are white, witt
green rail and waist-oeai, and inc lower part 0
| the hull ii of the lu!t.s color. She will shortE
ir suid 1'F the Insurance CO o'1r2uics whn own hei
, 1870-08-13
ST.LDUIa

L. .5......
ST. Lo,7s, Aug. g.la.-ToH4coo-UnchanR
LTxr-Fism 1t sl4aa1ao 1or undreaea' Aope
AMI taRclR uncha1ged at aas1S g w oa Sr ~
Z. {A,N:AR, 3A4s+s3.ss- avz. >.ass .uu c As,st !:
M. nd fa1, xt.1G2LlA Chfl unsettled: mtxrd
&c: white. saa9lc. Oats dull and ester At 49s8&
4ec for mixed; 433i3hc for white. KJe du1i a.
&c for prnc-
HHHwISEs-Dui1 at 9ic.
Tnoy1sioNs-.tu,et- FORK, IN sfn2ts fots, 81 81
Baeon-snouldeTs. 1{tc: do, on orders, l3c: c!e1s
nh; l7sta1s.tc; clear, lsAc- Lsrd unchanged a.
GA1TIE-Tncl.nged at 4a7;ac for fair to
cbatce.
McGS-SteadJ At sata3xc. ..-...
EEeEtETs-Flour, s,4tU hrs; wheat. 99,so1 bu
cosn+ G.1oo In: oats, 1900 hn; barley, soo bu
cattle. s6s; hogs, 10.
CLEVELAND.
CLEvELASn. o., AuE. 1A-BRRAps1CFF$-F1 F1ans
qriet anu WEAK. II heat dull and &C iowe-: 81. q
trr No. ,td wtn,er: 81 s6 for No. d,. Cora
dull ard nominal. Oats nominal RJe helt nom,
tnat1y 1t $685. Barley nominal
PL1EoLErN-Qulet ard steady: refned htIl d,
elt49sc for Standard white; crude dEn Al S4ot
Fnr
, 1870-08-13

The Eo7tkrsses1 cAr.*aa xatseeu* Of Chicago. saSs
.Yy fsr the cleate.t freshe.t aad oas pspa.ax prs
eertAton We havr r had Of the Antiprottctre sFs
tec:. Is that given hJ 8&st5aS"
, 1870-08-13

The propeller St Paul, Captain Mcintyre, ief
Duluth Wednesday, the III Inst, In the afternoon
Touched at a.tleld the following mnrnias
and Isle Royal Tnus:day AMI Ffiiay. Lefs Put
age Saturday afternoon. The following vessel
.ere At Nasqaettr; Mary B. Hale, Imperial
e aea %on;oq sapei.s1 sasna1 ese L,n,on Ssa
Butcher Boz, 4. u. Mo:s, Summit, Wran,losse
y. S. L5onr, 4. T. GroortF, Morning Light an.
rel At Point aux Pms; passed through the cana
Tuesday moruire. Met the tchoopess Msume,
Valley and Correspondent In tow OF the 4. P
D-&.,.N "Wednesday at $50 ?. m.-Dstron III
lHEt II.