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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
IIEAyy OArr1E-WashIngton Buchnn.

HEAVY Washington Buchan.
m, of this township, sold last week thir.
ty.two head Of cattle that weighed 30, 200
pounds. Twelve steers Of The lot weighed
1890 pounds, md six three year old
Dnrhams averaged 1850 pounds each.
Although the entire lot was good mer.
chantable stock, and commanded full
market figures, the heavy Durhams
brought an advance over the other Of Il
cents per pound. Mr.. Buchanan has for
several years, IN a quiet way, been I'M.
proving his stock, and the people Of this
part Of the country owe to him, probably,
more to any other one man, their success
in the raising of cattle.--BdnesriQe En-.
ttrJNiSe. .He. g..f .H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
weather Report.
WAR DErARTMENr,
OPFICE OF THE CHEZ SIaNAL OFFTCER,
WASHINGTON, d. O., July 10.

WARRINGTON, D. O., July 10.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY.FoUR HOURS.
The barometer has fallen since Tuesday
evening at the Rocky Mountain stations
with a slight increase OF temperature and
southerly winds. The area oflow pressure
has passed from Lake Ontario, southeast.
ward and Is now over Delaware. The
barometer continues low on the Gull
coast, hut has risen decidedly from Lake
Ontario to Missouri and northward. The
temperature has fallen from the middle
and east of the Atlantic, westward to
Arkansas and Iowa. Fresh winds pre-.
vail in the middle and Southern States
from southwest and from northwest on
the Lakes. Threatening and rainy
weather has prevailed from the Ohio Val.
ley to Lake Erie and to Florida, as also
on the Atlantic coast. Clearing up
weather il now reported from Lake Hu.
ron to Kentucky and westward.
PRoBAhTMTtEs.
II Is probable that short but heavy
rains will pass over Maryland and New
Jersey and possibly Connecticut, but ris.
ing barometer and clearing weather with
fresh northwest winds are probable for
Thursday from Illinois and Wisconsin,,
eastward TO the Atlantic coast. ThreA.
ening weather will probably continue in
Moth Florida with partially cloudy
weather in the interior and Gulf States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
STEAMER BURNED ON LAKE
MICHIGAN.
Only Two Lives Lost.

CnICAGo, July 10.
AT about ten o'clock last night the
steamer Joseph Barber, running between
this port and St. Joseph, Michigan, left
the latter port with n cargo Of fruit. At
midnight, when about thirty.fve miles
from 81. Joseph, the Barber was discover.
Ied to be on fire, and in few moments
\he was completely envcloped in flames
'Ehe panic was dreadful. All but the
A)rking crew were In their berths, and
THEY rushed out almost entirely destitute
Of clothing. As Is usual at such times,
every available portable object was seized
and thrown overheard and occupied by
the frightened fugitives. There happened
to bc i small raft on the upper deck,
which was taken by four Of the crew,
who got upon II, while those possessed of
cool heads loosened the boats and got
into them. As soon as the boats struck
the water those who had jumped over.
board took to them, and for a time II was
feared that all would be swamped. The
vessel burned like finder box, tho lurid
flames lighting up the heavens for miles
around. About an hour before the boat
went down, the steamer Corona, attract.
ed by the blazing steamer, came down
upon her, and picked up some eighteen
persons, and the propeller Van Hoolet
came at about the same time, and saved
twelve others. Two persons only are
missing, n deckhand and watchman.
The cargo consisted OF fruit, which was
all lost. The Joseph Barber wasa second.
class boat, and was valued at $4,000,
with an insurance Of $1,000. She was
owned by Mr.. Chapman, and commanded
by james Snow. The cause Of the fire
is unknown. a....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
Post Office Defalcation In Florida.
an ...,,....... T.,i.tn

The Postmaster at Jacksonville, Fla,
who ism son Of Gov. Reed, of that State
having become defaulter to the Post
Office Department in the sum of 81, ZOO.
A special agent has been sent to investi.
gate the matter with directions to arrest
Reed unless he refunded the amount. In
consequence of some other operations the
amount due the Department proper, Is
reduced about nine thousand dollars. A
letter received from the agent states that
the friends Of Reed will probably make
the amount good. The Department will
however, at once remove Reed from Of.
flee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
A Domestic Tragedy in Brooklyn.

NhN AONnt U"J ~
Henry Foudenn lives with his brother
Conrad at 43 Canal street, Brooklyn
Conrad was married, and his wife was
the occasion Of quarrels between the
brothers. Last night Henry was found
by the police suffering from the effects Of
dose Of Paris green, and II was learned
that his brothers wife had committed sui
eide by taking dose of the same poison
Henry Is in a critical state, The particu
lars Of the affair have not yet been de-
veloped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
sale OF the Raymond Interest In the
New York Times..The paper worth
over ~ 100000.

NEW lOIuNi juIy iu
The share In the New York Times, nj.
lowed TO the Raymond estate, represent.
Ing about one.third Of the property, was
yesterday purchased by E. B. Morgan, Of
Aurora Cuagua county, Missouri Mr..
Morgan was an original stakeholder, and
has been for some time past one Of the
managing partners Of the paper in con.
junction with George Jones, another Of
the original proprietors. These two gen.
tlemen now hold SO out of 100 shares Of
the stock in their own hands. The price
paid in ready money for the shares In
question was $375,0OO. Down to the
time of Mr.. Raymond's death the shares
had never sold for more than 10000 each.
Mr. Morgan has now paid upwards Of
$11 900 each for 81 Of them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
Furious storm at Memphis.

IWFWT TII0i VWIJ Tue
The storm last night surpassed in fury
ANYTHING witnessed here in years The
telegraph wires North was all prostrated,
trees uprooted and vast damage to crops
The night express train on the Memphis
& Charleston Railroad, hence to Chat
tanooga ran through the trestle which was
washed away by the flood near Grand
Junction, killing the engineer and wound-
ing twelve or fifteen passengers. Further
particulars are anXiously looked for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
Marine News.

QUEENsTowN, July 10.
Arrived-Steamshlp Alippo, from Bos.
ton, and City of Limerick, from New
York. ..' u.
. LONDONDERRY, July 10.
Arrived Steamship Australia, from
Now York, and 81. Patrick, from Quebec.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 10.
Arrived-Steamship Berlin, from Balti-
more, and Weser and New York, from
New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
The Iowa Harvest.

DUBUQUE, July 1s.
Harvesting has become general in this
part Of Iowa and reports Of the wheat
are not very encouraging. The rust and
the ChintZ bug together with the drouth
last spring has reduced the yield, New
barley from Parkersburg, Iowa was Of.
ferred to-day by the car load and sold for
8s cents per bushel New wheat will be
In market next week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

RoBERT BoNNRR's horses live in better
houses than the carly English kings, or
Inan the present race Of average Ameri.
can citizens.-Mion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

In railroad accident near Chester.
field, England yesterday, two persons were
killed, and 30 wounded, some fatally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
ENGLAND.

How the Imperial Exile Passes the
Time.
New YORK, July 10,
According to a London correspondent
Napoleon visits town every day, gently
strolls along the sunny side of Bond
street, or haunts the low windows Of
club house. lie is very popular with the
working classes, who cheer him. lie Is
Untting VERY flt. 'a- - 7-".ral
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

The case of Paymaster Richard
Washington has been compromised, he
paying q large part Of his deficit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

1t Is currently reported at ST. Louis
that Senator Schurz will soon sever his
connection with the WtsNiche Past
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
THE RoYAI BRAzrLIANs.

The Emperor and Empress ,of Brazil
are industrfously doing London like any
other visitors, and work hard at IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

(By the WOSten Union Line.
onleO NOrth.VsHt EOi AIAln and Monroe ''',l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

E1elusiyely to the Intolllgencer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20
BY TELEc RAPH.

ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-20

The future Emperor and Empress Of
Germany were snubbed by Queen Vic.
toria on the occasion OF their recent visit
to England Her Majesty refused to take
them In at any Of her palaces, and they
we're obliged to lodge with n common
Ambassador. ..r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

DRY GOODS.
A. = Sc" VIII Nns Offer i ON on Monday, June la
alarge an, anh ,i. nii ., stock of
sss''0 Il y q o. S s. g. T. to - .
AL fIe qualities aud manufactured
sENs Hss Z rnssisnisG sSssf aiiGs'IeH; G';Sbs q
semprsans p Ing. oil Z shs 1s Leading sasI novsee'n
collars, Cuts: lns,s ,.s u%;eTsla.. I'm sna..
sss rssoS ana irs irish linen cs"rc Handkerh
rf''pRIty pRIGks sni a1sSssAnIY sSss s;' ATTRACTIVE
Ia Brosdway, Fourth avenue, Ninth ana Tenth streets.
A. SsSSS sss' issssszsssas + Ssss.s ssas -
retail. nsTABLisiimEHT NJ"
prior TO takIn. ssn'-anual inventory,
India Gamers iiair shaws. French
Millinery, lass. Ss 'ssy and dseas Rsss 1'sIss n.
Embroidered SIX an i: CON s.,qas:: Jacket. 10
Paieiot., shawls, Dresses sc. Trimming
80, Laees rar,s9l lovers, Ao,
Ls vSs Sssi sa ea ana esroasisa sr
Args.:!ssas ssi;'9 ss.i, = " EsS,cEO, s.
Broadway. Fourth avepsc, Ninth and renth streets
RLAcK SILK PlrAETMksT; "a, T. e ;,:,,n. r.r.,.
for SUMNER BUTTS ana GrenaJpc UnicrskIrta
r,.e. 9eG eas: % ssf,:' ss: s.ss sas sass q g. 81
nss ss. ss sysSn ssss
rnr F. sfEwafr = ~ X p FSsing sss iHas'' srx
guaranteed for durabi'y, Al sli'l lower
II. s;.s...,ss .,.. :! ,gs:s:s:, ggs'.s.: .Ar...r AMI
'''',.; E.Ss Tx 'l'nL E1Iss ssss.'''"
al equally reduced prices.
Broadway. Fourth arenSc, siah AM TENN streets.
IANcY SILK DEPARTMENT. Co.,
Ya;e ss scTs SIss sass 's'rn sTs ss.
FANCY SILKS. III per ysra.
Grsaille striped and checked siss VI Is DER yard
81 e yer yard, -. ,aIgs, lscss q !, .
the very bes, quality Lacx and white
pS s. s; ,srs ' tsn omsr ys rrss essv X nsa ani
"Brsda,' ami "Cateiar" SIX. st Sc.
''e' and - r EeT.srfih 7! Hqihw ART & CO..
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth aud Tenth srssta
JAPANESE PoPLINs.
case Of Sr''sas checked %sas d 5.:psns.' .!n,o
r~o cases whms s,r.nna M,sado slha
with soiid satin checks,
20 CENTS rrr yard; former pnce e.
'''ess S srs sses ss2SE E S.TAsrsr SILKS
warranted pure '''s war;, !, p.r yard.
The above jus, received per recent
PLAIN SILK .strpsisS rppssPisSKrxESr.
''A'es ssy !" I sssSs and be aS.ifany ce,ored.
LINING AND rsfassiSa rsafssii sa's, silks. cussLAs
An excellent Y..! y ,sss Sssr,s s,.,, MN.
A,,o fu, assortment OF = " 'N
Rich DNs' siss - S0 - .ra srswhIT Ss Y Rsr y.Gra
BroAs-As. Fourth avenue. AsnlA and iensA s1se's
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

A ALTMAN BROS. 4 co.
OFFER FOR TIE FOLLOWING WEEK,
commencing
MONDAY, JUNE 10
following
list
prices
their
LADIES' QUITTING DEPARTMENT
BUFF LINEN SUITE
%itn Basque and sash 10 match. e. ss
BUFF LINEN WALKING SUITS,
Overskrt court train ~
Position Basque, Sash, c....""...."..... ....sS
WHITE LAWN WALKING SUITS,
se w, " a Sos Sns ss'nsrsS 1sssnr rune n"' n'ae'
long court train 0verskir
Poetiion Basque to mafch. ..$s ~
WHITE LAWN WALKING sI1rs,
with double beading above,
and Position Basque, AL oonpiets. .ss
DOVE COLOR WALKING SUITS,
ruiuc, Position basque, sash. &C..
all complete, ...................S0
DOVE COLOR WALKING SUITS,
made with deep plated rude,
OF tu.l double punag,
Long Court Train Oyorskirt,
PosLion Basque. with flowing sleeves,
very elaborate and worth @ib, a. %
WHITE LAWN WALKING SUITS
one gathered Ru'le, two rowsof
full doubr PuIhns.
Tuckn Long Court Train
OvcrskiTt, Position Basque
and Flowing Sleeves, worth &l5 70 $1e 49,.
at.... ,S1o ~
ALL OTHER STYLES IN PROPORTION.
WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS,
with Spanish hounces and ucxins, 80.
Rt.........sss..'....ss...us oV
FINE WHITE EMBROIDERED NEEDLEw0RK
Wrappers made in Vie most
approved style, - an -. s,s
sarae Sold last year
AtxlQ Sl2, ylS and SIS
] Lot PRINT wRAPPRRs.
frcnch patterns At. "
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AxUsEMEErs-TwrLrru PAer-Four.h, nfh and sixth
BIILIARDs-NrNrn PAGE Sixth column.
BOARD AND LoDoiAG wAXTED-ELrvrsru PAGE =
BoAkpMRs s'Snu @SnMusrEp-EIryrsru pAcr-Fr.. second
s sssl sFE Soa s4LEssasa
CLERKS AND sXLhsMEN-TwnIrrn PAer- Second and
coAcasES sS'uS'i AND GARDENERS s-rwrLr1n PAGE
HfR COL
CoPAmTH n EksHIPs-sroou PACE Second column
COUNTRY BoAkD-ElEvKarn rAcE-foursh ana 9th
peNfisTRY. NINTH rAen-six.h column. 90,
DwEhGisa i'n SUss ss ro hT % aSD GN
fis''i and
EuRoPEoKISTm oSi PAoE-sixh column.
EXCHANGE. .sreosp pAes Fifth column,
ExtSk Ahp column
FISASciAL-sEoosp ,,, tAoE-sisth Z ; column.
yssua rAcrrhrd
EuRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
EgEF Esssa co.
aELf s WANrED-rEMALEs-rwr PAer-second
RoRsEs, CARRIAGES. &c.-sroorp rAor-Tnird, fourth
HOTELS hLEyEsTn PAGE Third and fourth columns
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANrED-ELEvESTn rAGE-
yKsrRU. TIoN-srcoNp PAey-Fifth eo.umn.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrSrn PAsE-
LOAN ofIICEsnrwElrru PAeE-Ihira column.
LOST AND FUUND-FIIsr PAGE-First and second COL
xAcHiNERY-srooSp PAGE Fifth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-EI6HrH PAGE--Sixtn column
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKlNG--sEooSpP PAGK-First
xIscE ELLAaEoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
ELLANkUus-N1sT PAGI--sx,h column.
MUSICAL-TwELIrn PAdp--siAth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-Fjrst column
I!ANOtORTEs-TwFLiI IN PAaE-F.urth conmn.
rOiLIlcAL-fwt tLtrn PAGE- Fourth column.
PROPUSA LS-NISTH PAGE--Slxth column.
PROPERTY OUT CT THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RtNT-NINIH PAoK Fourth and nth columns. ,.,
hEAL ESTATE 10 HACHANEE NINTH fA6E-fHtn
REAL ESTATE .AhTEp-NIsTn PAGE E-si1th column
REsTA, RANTS TWELFTH PAeE-fhird column
RkWARDS-.FIRsr PAaE-Second column
BALES AT AUCTION EIGHTH PAaE-Ihird and fourth
SITUATIONS WANTED -FENALEs-rwELrru PACE
frst and second columns.
SITUATIONS Observation-Disclosures PAGE Sec
SPECIAL EoTiuEs-Frusr PAaE--second column.
Ef0KTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &o-sEcoSD PAeE-Thrd
STRAW GoODs-sEcoND PAGF-Frst couun.
SUMMER REsoaTs-ELEvEsTH PAGE-FIith and sixth
THE TaADEs-TwrLrrH PAsE-rhlrd column.
TIE ~ EF-SSouND PAGE-ThiId column
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURfosks-NrNTH PAGE
TRAVELLERS IUIDE-EIeuTH PAeE-Fifth and sixth
UNFuRSIshEp ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
NINTH PAGE-Seconi and third columns.
WANTED 10 PURChAsE-ELEyENTa PAaE-sxth col.
WINES, LIQUORS, ao.--EIaHrH PAeE-six,h column.
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at equally low prices.
A siHIh hIantsR sVEsss SStHsb xry.gnrsru STREET
EMBROIDERED rDalsos fNsEsrross AND BANDS
I Tass 1fss ssd ss = %
90 Boxes sdsss 5sssi FnSskRs Rsn AsS S
lo boxes Psnniers laet. SHAPES so Sc. Soc, s5c 75c
5s 5ss 3 ST. as; sold :. -
canoriS Dressing secques tucked all aud trimmed
GLoyEs ASP Az 2.
100 dozen Gents regular made Fox double heels and toes
ans aemmed ali linen Handtschsfs. &c., &c., Isc,
,oo 81; Dozen a' es.r. long B.erIsssn so.s, sec
SO pieces wide rai aud Striped Sash Ribbons Zoe Go
lck ooses Black colorsa Sash Ribbons, 49, and g.
80 boxes Grain sash Rob ma, 81 Is and 81 2s
CO., vide H'mf1 LACE s.s q Sssi rSET SgS
rue rq.asr Lace: IsSs s'saas; s. g; 81 s N e. ~
go White sYTKs SsEsHoss asS sG' ssRksrs
q piece: pieces Striped ss; III s sls
&c &c pssss p:ssg sss: sssey ps:. SIC and &C.
A0' of rH sHkX% s'1S sSoSs And arLLlsERy
lae.ses large sdowns for city and country use &c. &c.,
cfs4.s: s ~ ssa Lad Trimmed Hats 9. so ..ms ..
yrench enc riowef wreaids rompou. Ro''. largo rich
o,s. s. s.. .
c,idrsa. Ss:d6 Dfs..ss !: g. 81 '' - sss
cnnGs casr s1Ga. n.n sus braided 81 3d. 81 IS and a.
LADIES' MISSES xsp fss LAWN SWISS
INFANTS LACE EaSsr aSsrs ass "a hasH o1oAxs
IN OUR TSsh GxDiSs nssss sSiE Si1si
NICELY TRIMMED sTIIs ~ coLons.
Sis:,rs Ssss r.ws ws'gs.., ss;. & e. i
'''l lewei1y. is'"''s'
s%s' sSon., %S,tS s%p. e.'s fas:sas.;sssa : Se
@ ;ss and and rs rs Wsa S!:,s sss:s..a syssss .,..
AL .,,-.
rHos. TWEED 4 CO..
7ss broadway.
between Eighth and Ninth streets,
on MoSpAy. a.yls oo,,.
st sx,raord nary low prices
is % s.s ssesa s s or &c. e rsvr s sa m
immense Nrsa, reduction IN
Splendid qualities, troh iz,Se. up~afds.
IFS' Traash flsuos at &C., sahc. lse:. SOC. snds
So0 ptecrs printed French Jaconets at 1ckc.
Rad pieces French Psrcaes nj H0c.
koO pieces figured Grenadines At lsc. worth Soc.
Mourning Department
Bo neces iron frame Grenadines at 6sc. worth .oc.
S0 pccas iron frame Grenadines at o. worth f7ac-
60 rieces IRON frame Grenadines a, Toe. worth 81.
Also splendid .ssormen, MohAirs, Aipacss ana Ia
mise Cio.h at reduced prccs: ,. ,-....
Dy,sa Linens fques ~ popular prces
Pcrinot Kid Gloves. 81 IS
Hosiery and Underwear at very low prices
vii oner nj nnrdinary Inducements to purchasers
THOMAS TWEED CO., 7S broadSay.
between Ei.hth and Ninth streets.
At DE pERcEyAL's 10 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
IA Astor place, nj very low pr1cea:-
Childrens Clothing ami IniAnh' y arur"ces.
Caps and Bonne.s. stye Of Sun Hats.
French iLnraric and LadissS UDderg rgarrnen,a.
HApsson,c Initials ani Nooogrnms embrosded 10 orter
stamping and stamped Goods
LAres cleaned and menoed equal TO new.
~ N. OLNEy 4 CO., TO cLOsB OUT STOCK BE.
~. July OF their elegant assortment of reas ana
Round Haa sss than cost OF mp0rt4uon, Le hornA
Cnps and Ensish SHaws 81 kss Man coss kass fouf'
tsenth sScel
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ALL THR ABOVE GOODS
ARE STRICTLY. As REpRMEssNrED, RE- AND ALI OF
LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER HO Use IN THIS
t,IrY WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INVITE ALL TO
PLEASE CALL AND ExAAt@h
AT ALTMAN BROS 4 co.'s,
s3I AND sSs SIXTH AVENUE,
NEAR TWENTY-FlIST STRKEf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18
LOST AND FOUND.

+ oSr-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON SMALL
II brown Dog: had silver collar, with the name of
Dorira. liberal viii be given for his 20
West Forty sxtn street No qus stions asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

~ NJ OLNEY a CO., TO CLOSR OUT STOCK Be
~. lore July ofer their elegant assortment of res. and
Round tIata st importation, Los horna
Cnps and LnGish Straws 81 kss Aan SoS 70 East Four
tsynth sGeea
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At DE pERCEvAL'a. fs9 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
n Asior place, nj very low pncea:-
Chidren's Clothing and lnfans' W wardr"bes
Cans and Bopnes. new atye Of Sun Hats
French Lingerie and Ladios' UpdergArlnenta.
Hap<sone Initials ani Nooograms embrosded TO oYter
Stamping and stamped 000lu.
LAres cleaned and menoed equal TO new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-18

yor Oshcs Ury tsssds See Second PAGE.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01

REDUCING THE ARMY.-The daily
order from the War department au-
thorizes the discharge of quite mum.
Der of enlisted men, and preparations
sare being made to muster out about four
thousand before the LIST of July, in ac-
.cordance with the act of July Is, 1870,
which authorizes and directs the Presi-
dent to reduce the number of enlisted
men in the army to 30,00o by July lst,
land provides that thereafter the number
shall not be larger than that unless au-
'thorized by law. To provide for this
reduction, company commanders have
been directed to report to their regi-
mental commanders the names of all
indifferent soldiers who ough. to be dis
charged for the good of the service.
Department commanders have been d.
rected to issue the necessary orders for
such discharges before the 30th Of
June.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01

THE Democratic State Convention
met at Harrisburg on the oath ult.,
Hon. VIM. Hopkins, of Washington
county, was elected permanent chair
man. On the fourth ballot Gen. VIM.
McCaudless, of Philadelphia, receiving
the highest number of votes, was de-
.clared to be the candidate of the De-
,nocracy for Auditor General. VIM.
H. Cooper, of Lawrence county, receiv-
ing, on the fourth ballot, the highest
Dumber of votes, was declared to be the
candidate for Surveyor Oeaeral.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01
NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed u New York last Mon
day llla. Thermometer, 60, $50,
73o.
1t is estimated that the cotton crop
of the South will reach 3,750,O00 to
100000
The daily consumption of spirits in
the United States is estimated at $780,
600 gallons per day.
There are about 5,250,0O0 communi-
-cants for the Roman Catholic Church in
the United States.
Over TWO hundred women are now
working farms on their own account in
rthe States OF Iowa and Indiana. This
is official.
Twenty-four large circuses are an
enounced for the season of 1871, in the
United States.
Iowa has twenty-five counties that
have never been mapped, and whose
precise location is problematical.
The Massachusetts, real estate returns
show for the whole State a total of
1901, ,000,000-an increase OF nearly
;S4,0OO,OOO, or so per cent, in ten
years.
San Francisco, May 2S.-The
Apaches at Camp Apacha Reservation
in Arizona, rebelled, captured herd
of Government cattle, and robbed the
mails. A detachment of troops sent
after them were driven hack with the
loss of one man. The Indians used
arms and ammunition furnished them
at the Reservation.
FOREIGN.
Paris, May 29.-The insurgents have
been completely subdued, not shot
having been fred since 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The fires are under
the control of the freuen. One-fourtf
of the city is said to be in ruins. The
murder of the Archbishop, with 63
priests, is confirmed by dispatch from
Minister wash5urn. There is great re
joicing in Paris at the close of the con
test.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01

REDUCTION of taxation and economy
seem to be the order of the day in the
Government departments. 1t is an
nounced that the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue will next month COM
mcnce a reduction ia the number of the
Internal Revenue Districts ia the coun-
try, with q view to their consolidation.
The removal Of special taxes, in accor-
dance with the recent act of Congress,
has made this reduction possible, which
will be attended with considerable saw
ing.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01

The Columbus (Ga.) Sun thinks that
the area that has been or will be planted
in cotton in Georgia is fully equal to
what was planted last year. Many a
poor fellow next year will be oversup-
piled with cotton, which will be very
cheap, and will have to buy corn and
provisions at high prices. The cotton
crop of 1871 will probably be not less
than 100000 bales, the largest crop,
with one exception, ever raised.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-06-01
[EsTABhIsHED IN lS3O.]
WEIGH g. GRIFFlTHS'

Saws! Saws! Saws!
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Axes, Files, Cast Steel, Mill Furnish
ings, and Machinery.
b6s-Get the BEST, they win prove the
cheapest.
Prices reduced. Send for price List and
Circulars.
WEIGH g. GRIFFITHS,
Boston, Mass, or Detroit, Mich.
ylnl2t38.