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Chicago Market.
By telegraph CHICAGO, July %.

FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
MHEAT-Quiet, closing at 81 % for regu-
lar and 81 10 for seller August; this after
noon drmer and fairly active at 81 10 for
seller August.
CoRN-Firmer and K@Zc higher, :closIng
at SAC for No. 2: his afternoon quiet at
S4Zc for seller August.
OATs-Stes al 43g44e for new; z5H947c
for old, closing at acc for regular.
RYE-Quiet; new No. 2 at soc.
-BARLEY-DulI and firm at 929SI co for
No. 2.
HIGHwINEs-puII at 90 for iron bound.
MESS PoRK-S29 50920; dry sailed should
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the Weather.

REMovALs.-Jaquess. Hudspeth &
Co., T removing to the store lately
occupied by Feldman & Peele, and
LIGHTER & Ichenhauser are to occupy
the vacated store.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

by 40A5BIdpnI NEW AOkh, JuIy %.
In the dry goods market there is an i'm.
proved inquiry from the early Southern
trade, especially from Texas, but no de-
manda as yet for other ~sectiOns; in fact the
Fan trade has not yet opened fully, nor
are prices generally established. We quote
Nashua Z brown eottons at 15Hc; do r So
inches l3H; do o I2c: Indian Orchard
double weight sheetings 14%c; PoquOt A
Newmarket a 1IH; Nevada A
lie, and Princeton I3c.
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correctly and cheapest, take them to
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LOCAL NOTICES.

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Office for the sale of Howe's Sewing
Machines has been removed to Dan
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CH1aNoNs-Tbe FOLLOWING from the

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MANHOOD:
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July Is.
CoTToN-DulI and nominal; receipts As
bales; exports 100 bales.
FLoUR-E5 5095 60.
CORN-Dulla and unchanged.
OATS-Weak at Gi9S5c.
HAY-S2l@22.
B~RAN-SlS020.
~PoRK-S32g33.
LARD-l7%@l9c
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GOLD PENS
At the Journal Onlce.

aET. G. Bridwell & Co., corner
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Medicines, American and import
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SC. Prescriptions carefully COM
bounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
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ie17-tf
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By Telegraph LONDON, July %.
ConsoIs for money S9%: American secu-
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LIVERPOOL, July 28.-CottOn Irregular;
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FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1870.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-03-17
Secret History of the John
Brown Raid on Harper's
Ferry.
From the Inland Empire.
From the Detroit Post, Feb. z,

Brown and five of his men came to
Detroit with fourteen slave" from Nilsson.
ri in the summer of 185S.-One of the
slaves gave birth to male child on the
way. The ooy was named John Brown,
and now lives in Windsor. By strange
coincidence, Fred Douglas happened to
be lecturing in that city the same evening
that Brown arrived. After the lecture
the lie ders of the insurrect'ly movement
got together in the house of VIM. Webb,
on Congre street, near Antoine street,
and arranged the plan for the raid on the
South, which broke out prematurely at
Harper's Ferry. Mr.. Webb was for years
manager of the plug tobacco factory on
jefferson avenue, and was highly re-
spected man. He is now dead. The
leading colored people of Detroit and
Chatham were also present at the meet,
ing. Douglas objected to Browns plan,
which originally was to make raids on
single plantations until he had collected
force of about 1000 slaves, and then
swoop down on the large towns and cities
collecting force and material as he pro-
crossed. Brown grew wrathy, and asked
Douglas II he was coward, and referred
to his successes in Kansasas as an augury
of the Virginia campaign. Douglas re
piled that he was not coward, and
would give material aid to the plan il
he did not approve of it, or did not %
himself. George Babtiste also disapprov
ed OF the plan, but proposed gunpow
; der plot, by which fifteen Of the larges
} churches In the South would be blown
| up on fixed Sunday. Brown objected
to the plan on the score of humanity
: asserting that by this plan not hundred
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lives would be lost his intention being
not to shed blood unless it was necessary.
DE Baptiste still urged radical measures,
declaring that Browns plan would fail,
and perhaps cause the loss of million
of lives before the troubles likely to ensue
would be ended. He cited in support of
his position the fact that the Nat Turner
instruction, in 1881 by which fifty-three
white lives were lost, had had the effect
of causing the next Virginia Legislature
to consider bill for the gradual eman-
cipation of the slaves, which bill was lost
by only two votes.
Ossawatomie's counsel finally prevailed,
and the only favor, besides money and
advice, that he asked of his Detroit friends
was to furnish him one man, which they
did-a Chathamite. The news of the
disturbance at Harper's Ferry, which
took the nation with so much surprise,
was perfectly well understood by the col
ored people in that city. They were
anticipating the event, since .one Foster
had divulged the plans Of Brown, who
in consequence was obliged either to
abandon his enterprise or precipitate
matters, even at fearful odds. He chose
the latter alternative.
The sequel is sufficiently we'll known.
These facts, however, have been kept with
sworn secrecy, until lately,by the colored
people of Detroit. The particulars have
been published. 1t may be only necessa-
ry to add that subsequent to the meeting
ct Webb's on Congress street, a meeting
was held at Chatham, at which the :" cap
sheaf" was put on the plan. Now that
the negroes are equal, politically before
the law, they have no fear in letting
their connection with the affair be known.
They glory in it.
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tinnating the impulse they have given to
the development Of the State, to the open
ing up of the great West, and to the es-
Establishment of our city as the centre of
the commerce of the world, they are
worth immensely more than they have
cost making all allowance for the demon
aization of plumber, which seems to be
the inevitable attendant of all great CON-
mercial enterprises.
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~ sg sg w w

The attention of our reader is directed to
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in an
other part of this paper
These truly Valuable Medicines are recon-
mended by all who use them. Read the Ger
tifcates. 38t
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D. STARKWEATHER
Read tie tollovia,g letter from
ore Of tie oldsss aad moss
reliable grocery merchants 10
tho city Of Davenport.
FRIEND WALTON:
Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, | write you, for
publication ifyou see
proper, a true state
ment of the good eff
fects Of ROback's
Stomach Bittels upon
myself. / had been
troubled with indi-
gestiOn for a long
time, attended with
severeh headache
ticularly Alternating,
when fortunately an
old soldier friend
came into the store
and recommended me
to use ROback's Bit
ters. did SO by taxi
ing asmall wine-glass
full just before each
meal, andto my great
joy | was relieved at
once, and am now
well by their use. L
would not be without
them at any price. [
have not taken any
other medicine since
/ commenced using
the Bitters. And !
can say with a clear
conscience, try R0-
backs Bitters- they
will do all they are
recommended to do
If taken according
to directions.
Yours truly,
FRANK H. MILLER.
Of the firm. of Beid eback l. Miller,
Wholesale Grocers, Davenport,
Iowa.
~ s=@ ssy~ sas eE
The attention of our reader is directed to
abe advertisement OF GOES COUGH BAL
SAM and GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, in an
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WE, the druggists of Kenosha call the attention
the wonderful rfacacy OF nR. RoBAcK's Stomach
Biiters DR. RoBAcKs scandinavian Blood puriM.
er. and Dr. RoBAcks Scandinavian Blood Pills.
we nave been selling these medicines long enough
to know thai they are all they are recommend ed tx
De- add that the certificates of cures published a1
true. G5gnedl H f. CIARK
r. ROBINSON,
j. B STARKwEATHER
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sAd nerves. kidneys, bladder womb and blood, affection
Vt tho urinary crgrns gravel scroua rheumatism ca
saFTh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Oar practice Is not of experiment but of twenty
wears standing founded the laws Nature with
II experience and evidence to sustain it. Do not tear dow
build up, SICK to make we-no harsh treatment
triAing; fattering. We know the cause and tht
.aedy nseded guess work but knowledge gained b,
in the treatment of these diseases
stssively-no encouragement without prospect Candd
opinions reasonable in charges claim not 70
ssn and common We invite the SICK no matter
What their aim nt to call investigate before they a6an-
kon hope make interr0gatiOns and deodefoE nemeVes
1t will cost nothing consultation is Free rms s tne
Sixth year that have visited this place. and sna max
INV vsts regularly the days OF thewee
every eight weeks.
DR.V. CLARENCE Price BE coNsULTED AT
Kenosba, Halliday House, Saturday, the 9TH
of May
ezw Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan III,
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Circuit Court-County of Kenosha.

The state of Wisconsin
To Lydia sellon. You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint OF Zalmon
G simmons, which will be fled in the office of the
clerk of the Circuit Court for kenosha County, at
his Office in the city of Kenosha, and to serve n
copy of your answer on US at our office, in the city
and county Of Kenosha, and State OF Wisconsin.
within twenty days after the service hereof xclu-
sive of the day of such service; and If yoU fail To
answer the complaint aforesaid. the said Zalmon
G. Simmons will apply TO the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint. Dated Jan. 18th 1870
HEAD d QUARLEs Pit ffs Att'ys.
6w35 Kenoeha, Wisconsin.
, 1870-07-21
Atteu1pfed nMr&1cr-Thc He'll Case

CorNl1L HIrFFs. duly e1--A woman named
Sheets, an Inmate Ut lown-town hnusc. last
establishments lut missing her marx, shot hes~t5
In she lec. !natct!nS serious *cund- She was az
1crtcI and ln.iee,1 In the Cunntf jail.
The District c0prt ts still IN session. The cour-
sel for Bell cony1cte. o! manslaughtrr. have male
molten for new trial
, 1870-07-21

A Series OF Rich Mines said to
ltsAyc 11eesl Tt.csarthcu liz <bsds.:stss
County,

A $eries of Ifsct Hines said to
lsAvc skessa Tt.vsars.aed liz osaE:.s.,
County.
Frsm tas Loaisri'lt C"Hritr.
The town Of Lagrange in O!lham County.
thirty miles from tlis city, was all a6oE Fester-
DAY over the news that gold had been dis.
covered about fonF miles from that place. in
the suburbs Of tho village Of Ballatlasllle.
Late IN tne afternoon two well.known
city bringing this important uewa to the
owner Of the farm and confirming the report.
1t seems that about = year ago Mf. II.
Il. Neal. Of this city, bought 4 piece Of land
containing fifty aeres. in the sicluity Of BAL
laldsyille, paving for the same thu sum Of
5000. Subsequently, abandoning the scheme
which induced him to mako the purchasc. Mr..
NesI offered it for sale at the cost price, and it
las been on the market for Home time. Last
spring parties came to him for permission to
quarry rock in woodland portion Of this tract,
Permission Was granted. and the rock, large
quantities Of which were removed. waa Used III
constructing a turnpike in tie vicinity. The
workmen lad several tinea remarked on an
unusual vein Of ycl1owish matter that was
found in the rock. but the thought that it was
anything Of value never entered their minds.
Very recently, however. this waa e1snineI
carefully by ecientitic perror. auL found to lie
gold. Gold. nothing lrss than tho precious.
pure, yellow metal it-elf. THIS discovery was
made about three or four days ago. andit seems
the workmen have been endeavoring 10 keen
the secret withiu their own little circlo. but
i, leaked cut lit by Iii. till presently the news
Nent Lying lle vlla6sc thzoushou, tue leigh,
boEhood anl county that rich gold mine had
been discovered LII their very midst. Ar
consequence the people lacked to the vicinity
in mul,lsudes. ! field Of oats which occupied
a part Of the farm, but which was
rented md cultivated by Colonel John
| F,ble, was ovcuup by tho mad multi
| tu1es, and totally destroyed. In rome
| places Of it they are now digging. and the
! tied that the other tay was one dcn-e cloud Of
| waving grain is nov I jagged and SCARED
| tract OF bare land. full Of deep holes and plt-
[ falls.
! Mr.. Neal bough. this rieee Of land tfou,
David Fih1e. Eel.. OF E,nis.cnce, and he asn
| Major Wright, Of the tim Of Wright X Nc
Powell, OF tllis city, were the gentlemen wit
came down Yesterday and conveyed u Sr. y.
the ncvr Of his good fortune. Dir. Neal VII
"a to oldham County to-day to look after ttt
! matter.
, 1870-07-21
FREMONT HQrSE.


AnonE the arrivals at ibis house. YESTERDAY
were the following: Governor Mosuir1n, Kentucky; !;
tsusernot samuel Merrill, Iowa: 4. ~ nolbEooI
aud family, New Or!raus IfeutuHc; Dr. ". u.
Austin, Nrw Orleans; Kcr. j. Il Mcbride, Lon-
Ireland; + Gtlltess, Trrrc lane: E Il.
TX Ttxu;: = Thomas u Il r,shel =: III t. a; Jndss g.
Irte.bauch. icoES: Golonc! Charles Il. PttE,
George l. Bal1tett, - Lsuis; !; J: +. rr;vtst'
Hakrr, st. Inu,s: Gtneral II. Ral1wis. Detroit !;
George ". 4Nintattl, Jauacs Murphy. New Iurk.
RRsstsS EoCsE-
Among The arrivals At this house yesterday,
". r. The following: Dr. \. Il rratt. Sew York:
II. Il. Hobart Boston, A. J, Alden. DuRuolu Trt-
eua<: r.. =. kisk~us', Ms:hinsson; !so.s:r.
Ii. 4. uII,.rrth, Lowell; George i. Cruiu,t. New
lurk: v. Il. A!len, unbalue: f. ". Wilder, Mill
~allAt e; Samuel r. benjamin. Mnskcgua: Frrs!-
,tsk J.. k1oX MSs5n; aaeft, l. hutlsS, H1F-
Chalmers, Mctnphls; R,ttsert kogcEs, Muscai1ue.
$tthRMAS HuEsK.
Among the aErisals NJ this nolse, YESTERDAY.
we're the tuuN ing: Judges Kansum and T. C.
Ia.i H. Era*t1s Evans aud party. m r''1ft t San
Franc sco; Gen. khl,er, L. = tAV~rior 1ha,i.
=. roun, Wisconsin; Rev. J.; hnlsltS: iaaton j.
y T.; Gen. faniem. Dubuque; bcn}anln stArI.
Portland, oregon: T. =. Kirkland, l. : 4.
Mathew iiale, Albany; Edwanl NnlEstton. 10; !:
il. Raphael. IL il Hapnael, california; K.x. Y
Hammond, Victoria, Australia: : Gatutl!. an
incton Territory: A. " Richardson, Central tlty
TAI James /. Cuok Springfield
ST. JAMES Au1E1.
Among the arrivals at this hotel. yesterday
*tre the following: Hon. lliram thanaisrt " a
t.stnwa; J. Il Iowers- Madison: II. NJ. MnrEao
Pontiac; James Z. Lyons. snrlnGheld: F ", WI
DER Indianapolis: L. H. l'uctAs: IntinE1on
tEAnk Il. kLIhourne, St. Panl; t. Il FreSsbtlfy
Cincinnati: Jvs+ph Burroughs. MnwanLet; y. Il
Manning. Canada: F.. l. Lortur. Cleveland: l. II
Mountjcr, Cincinnati; rttet Crawford, Dubuque
Samuel + Byfort. santlassy; A. Atcott, Metre
Epf: 4. E, i.tsletirlh, keokok.
, 1870-07-21

LONDON, July :u.-AeimlsAI Mllman has becn re-
called from tho Mediterranean, ID o3l3ef to co1u-
nsni the Channel squadron
nrBtiN. July sr.-A great popular dcmon11ra-
1itn IN iasor Of france was made In this city last
night. Merr than nuc hundred thousand neoplc
with twenty ssntis Of Music, were out on parade.
French aud IttAh EaEs wtEe carried eni sineJ.
Tile police charged On sa+ Procession aud c,rtured
shese naf:s hut the sHt''' rattcs and retpok them.
Intense rxciit ment prevails
IoSpos, 1ul5 4a-Iae Liverpool markets ycs,e.-
xlas werr utterly rrusf1atcd- Nothing was ever
known lie tho commercial depression. MANY
MN worth f10o, 900 s1eEIiuc day or aso arc
3,anlrupi to-.iay. The business IN rxrns and is
l,r,es At Manchester is also comparatively rar-
s1'Ezs41 ...
Lespas, July so-Soou.-So news OF any en-
,arcsnen. bf land or SKA has yet BEEN received
hv,v; the sutnors Of alliance are s'iu EamoEs only
Thus lar there Is no authentic Information 81 aos
power having taken sides with either ot Int co.,
testants.
LoSpoS. JCly sa-The Belgian oh1clA Organs
Says France tnixconstrucd Is N evidence u non
f!l:.x the construction Of br1dgc near bt&n7k
nht.h was merely las retu1t It m!sarpfehena!oE