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Medical.
SMILA sMILIBUs CURANTUR
HolIEoPATHiG sPEoFIcs

HOMEOPATHIC SPEClFICS
Have proven nom tho most ample experience
"a G5HES success; ,ba rat PpmIiv MSdt
cina H H. my H. ,bnt nistakes Cannot NJ
Cihea ~ unr-bo Simple mat hlst'so SAhhuk ue
made IN using thcmi so harmless 10 W pe Het
from DANGER and so efficient as 70 DC Always re-
liable. They have received the highest common.
tAttqn on tho tAoas3n md 0 yS nave long Gssd
StlI ., ,hd Ine' SI nv them
No. s.I Cures re '''' Piee,iS Bozes. Cents,
2 Worm, Worm Fever, Worm Cole .r..,9s
GTSlaE.cSlG q cI TiSIsILauE 3 q I'
iSyssniSry, IripIng, bilious C"iic.......5
CG0lcFn- Al9FbaB, Vomiting. ................2
Coughs, Colds,
Neuralgia, ToothaGhe, Eae,AGhC.,.,.......2s 2
Il, :, IIStn cnleSI 9h nSauasns 'eF''So"''SS X
il SnnhTSsss,i ar I,Tsy,,inT I,sTi''I. "a
Z Whites, TOO Pr9lu.s Periods 9
RI S"us p nhnnn ntyanis y
is RhcuniIIfI.n HhShmStio PaiSs.
is Fever nni A HuC on IN FVyer ARi,oS' ~ 5O
u Piles, Hind OF bleoding
0pthalmy, aud Sore or Weak EyeI...,.,,,..0
=, NntAHrhiaeute or chronic, lnhuenEa....1
s1SSa," SpSfsS.sa B hSsiSE
z Enr Discharges, impaired hearing ...-..,siO
rnnEnq B EhHiIihtrSed SahaI y
nTSSsv nj Snan,; gsn lSSrn,Idr MoaAheSS''3
n Sen SIcEnesS seknssS from iRii Him N
n Kidney DiSeaso. Gravel,
. Nervous Debility, involuntary Somi.
inAl Discharges. %
SGESarSS vS sRf@sSE N:iiSs;; led
81 PRlnGul Periods, HyBtcTiA,. ,..........6O
a. SuneElnG5a At Change q io;..,........rl %
~ /. EPIsPsy. spATTIi ms, 81. titla Dance ,..l %
hPIc, NJ WI, V oS,a sure lhtSat..'ii;'S
'''1' ''' ~. '''''''''' ''''''O' Huu
Family cases IN MOROCCO with
50 large 8 dram ylals, containing the above
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-FLoUR-De.
mand fair and market firm.
Observation-Disclosures steady with a
moderate demand; Corn steady; South.
ern yellow O9a70c. Oats nominal at Goa
63c.
Provisions AND BUTTER-Unchanged
WHtsKY-Nominal.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


nombor Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
DON, Graduate Of ono Of the most eminent Col.
legee In he United States, and tho greater part
81 whose ille has been spent In tho hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elseW6ero' ma
effected some OF tho most astonishing cures that
were eyer known. Many troubled with ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed Rt sudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended some.
Immediately. INV w.. NN'NN
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SIMMONS

and hundred other symptoms. SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR 10 the remedy beat that
has ever been discovered for these ailments.
II acts mildly, effcctually, and being simple
vegetable compound, can do no injury in any
less In every way; II has been used for forty
years, and hundreds Of the good and great
from all parts Of the country will Vouch for its
virtues, viz:
Hon Alexander n. Stephens, Of Georgia.
Bishop Pierce, OF Georgia.
Jno. Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor of AlAbarna.
Gen. John u. Gordon,
II. l.. Mott, Columbus, Georgia.
Arc among tho hundreds 10 whom wo can refer
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D. Q. LIST, IN, n. DAVRNPORT. OE0, II. PARKl
. LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS,
SUCCESSORS TO HENRY X. LIST CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0cERs
AND
Pc r. K p ACK E r 8,
Corner Main and Quincy stS.,
WHEELING, W. va.

We offer, OF very low rates
800 Bags Primo TO Choice Rio Coffee.
100 Barrels New Orleans MolassGa.
70 Choice Sugar SyTups.
10 Hhds n. o., Cuba and p. r, Sugars.
Fancy DemAraTa Sugars.
leo Barrels Refined Sugar.
% Half Cheats @. p, Y. II. and OOlOng Teas.
10 Barrels Mess Pork.
100 Tiorccs Prime Leaf Lard,
100 Kegs Family Leaf Lard.
20 Casks Clear Bacon Sides.
30 Bacon Shoulders.
30 TiOrceB Sugar Cured Hams.
1900 Barrels Flour,
900 Bags Timothy Seed.
90 Clover Seed.
100 Boxes Goshen Cheese.
Mackerel, Lake Fish, Nails, BrOoms, Spices,
Dye stlfIS, Wrapping Paper. A large line 50.
looted Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco, q.
Rars, etc, etc.
Agents for Miami Powder Co.
oC6 LIST, DAVENPORT q PARKS.
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LIVER DISEASE and
Indigestion prevail 10
a greater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief Is
always sought after.
II the Liver is rcgu.
lated In It's action,
health is almost lnVa.
riAbly secured. Ind.
gestion or want OF &C.
ton in the Liver
causes Headache, Con-
etlpatlon, Janndice,
Palm in The shoul.
ders, Cough, DiISI-
ness, Sour stomach,
bad talte in the
mouth, billions At
tackg, palpltAtlon OF
the heart depression
nj 1fNtRNa Ne Nkn kI...
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-FLoUR-De.
mand fair and prices advanced family
80 75a7 90.
Observation-Disclosures steady with n
moderate demand, 81 43al 45. Corn
Demand fair and market firm; mixed 4ia
Acc. Rye-DemAnd fair aud prices nd.
vanced, 79a70c. Oats steady at 35a4Oc.
Barley steady at 70aS5c.
GRocERIEs AND OILs-Unchanged.
EGGs-30c.
BUTTER-92a27C.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork dull and prices
dropping, $l2 37n12 80 offered for old
and new; 25c higher asked. Lard-Steam
stassc. Bulk meats dull but unchanged.
Shoulders 44a5c; sides 5IaOc, 90 to 20
days in salt loose, tc higher packed. Da.
cOn-Clear rib sides and clear 7a7tc; old
and new shoulders offered at &c, 10 come
out next week.
WnIsKY-90c.
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Hardware, &C.
ORIENTAL AND sUNNYsDl
" STOVES,

WehGye received q stock OF the above celebra-
ted heaters, and invite attention Of persons who
enjoy = clean and beautiful dro. WIN have 100
tons OF the beat Anthracite Coal on drst rise Of
river METCALF 4 BURT.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
YOUNG MEM

Who have injured themselves By certain prao.
tlco, INDUCED In when alone, q habit frcquentIy
learned flom evel companions, or at school, ma
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, II not cured, renders marriage i'm
should apply Immediately. '
what u pity that a young man, the hope OF his
country tho pride Of his parents, should bo
sslnatched nom all prospects and enlOyments Of
lIo by tho consequences Of deYiatlng from the
pam o. nature, and indnlging In q certain 60
plating "''''S NOhVoui'
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WHITE LIME, OEMENT, &c

loo Barrels nsnOw White" Lime.
100 +" Belmont Hydraulic Cement fresh.
100 " Nova Scotia Plaster Paris,
Also common Lime In barrels, White Sand,
Land Plaster, &c. Just received,
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One Span OF Matched Horses, with Family
Carriage and Sllyer.MOunted Harness, WORTH
$1,000 Five Horses and Buggies with
Silver. Mounted Harness, worth 5000
each Five Flne.TOned Rosewood
Pianos, worth 1900 each Is Fam.
lily Sewing Machines, worth
1900 each 1890 Gold and
Silver Lever Hunting
Watches lin All) worth
itom $40 to $3G0 each
Ladies' Gold LeOntlne and Gents Gold Vest
Chains, Solid and Double.Plated Silver Table and
Teaspoons, Photograph Albums, JeTelry, &c, &c.
NUMBER or GtPrs $4,000.
TICKETS LIMITED TO 100000
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL TICKETS, to
whom Liberal Premiums gill be paid.
Single Tickets sat- Six Tickets $40; Twelve
Tickets $40; Twenty-Five Tickets so.
Circulars containing a full list Of prizes, de-
scription Of the manner Of drawing, and other
Information in reference to the Distribution, will
be sent TO any one ordering them. All letters
must be addressed to
L. D. SINE, Box SO,
oHHtcE, tOiw. 9Th 81, CINCINNATI, o.
rov2ieOdGw
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE pREss

The many Thousands cured Al ibIs ostshi,.L
ment within tho last twenty years, and III Bu.
meIous Important surgical operations perfoymSd
~ VI; Johnston, witnessed by tho FeporterS ~
XXI; zM SIn and many other papers, notices Of
nsbiIc hoS,SpP N. again and again before tho
character and respectabilIty, Is suflcienI guaS.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mAri6 'AD'
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
DIR. IOnMarnnr

oFFICE, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Leu hand side going from baltimore gtreet. a fow
G 1oOtS rom inc corner. Fail not 10 observe tho
IA, no letters received unless postpaid and
TpSGuoiming stamp % DO used on tie reply.
feIsons writing should state age, and send tor.
uon OF adVcrtlsement describing sYmDtomS' FO'
Tho DOctOr'B DIPLOMA hhnra n N NM
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MARRIAlN

reflect that sound mind and body arc tho most
necessary iiy requisites 70 promote connubial hap.
through life becomes q weary pllRrimaCo: ia
prospect hourly darkens 10 tho view, ma mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and allied win
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness Of
Another beCOmoA hllphlnh with nnr n,rn NDe "
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STATE BONDs-ln Southern State Sc
Curities Tennessee and new South Caro-.
lima were dull, and Virginia and Missouri
strong.
SToCKs-The stock market opened
strong but soon became heavy, and
prices declined. The most active stocks
have been the Western Union, Pacific
Mail, Northwestern and Wabash Dealings
have not been large, AT the close prices
were firm at a slight decline from the
lowest point touched during the day,
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad Company, this morning, nOti-
fled the Stock Exchange that thirty days
from this time they will issue two mil.
lions of special improvement stock, under
the sixteenth section Of the lease, to be
called special improvement stock, and
to be entitled TO 7 percent dividends,
free, payable quarterly by the Pcnnsyl.
vania Railroad Company, A lease of the
Cleveland s. Pittsburg road to the Penn,
sylvania Company has been consum.
mated, Negotiations for the lease of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore
road to the Pennsylvania Company is
nearly completed. 1t exported that the
Pennsylvania Company Is trying to lease
the Boston, Hartford & Eric road.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-FLoUR-Demand
fair and market firm; spring supertine low
extra round hoop in good demand for
southern market at 81 00a5 90; exporters
made some enquiry, but the prices offered
were 25c below the views Of holders;
IS rs offered for good to choice extras,
GRAIN-Wheat-Demand light but
holders firm; No l spring Chicago 81 25a
1 25t; No. 2 do. 81 20S; No. 8 do 81 12i.
Corn-Dull and prices dropping, No 3
mixed 4lc; rejected 40Ac' Rye-Dull and
prices have declined, No. 2, GlaGlic. Oats
Demand fair and market firm, No 2,
31C; rejected 27ia2Sc, Barley-Dull and
prices dropping, spring No. 2, Gee; do. No.
8, 59ia55C; rejected 44a45c.
PROvIsIoNs-Pork-Demand light but
holders firm; mess $l3 3ja13 40 Lard
Demand fair and market firm, SIC Green
Meats-In fair request and firm; hams
6ia7tC; shoulders 3ia3sc; short ribs 6ta
5Rc. Bulk Meats-Demand good at full
prices; short rib middlGs &c; short clear
Gtc.
WnrsKY-Demand light but holders
firm, S7ta8Sc.
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Married Persons, or Young Men concentrating
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness
Organic Debility, Delormlties, speedily cured,
he who places himself under the care OF Dr, /
may rellgionaIy connde IN his honor as gentle.
RlciRn F"J'
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Groceries.

D, Q, LIST, IN. \, DAVENPORT. GEO. IL. PARK
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steamship Britannia tBr), Mcclellan, Glasgow Hender
Bros. 's'' 'eison
steamship Haiteras Lawrence. Boston-H Dimock
ship n Boynton. Palmer, Lordon-Snow 4 Burgess
snip Louisa (Brl. Glover Bristol, E-E Morrans Son,
~ NIP Marianne Por fcrreira. Lisbon-L 4 hmslnck 4
Ship Mosher. Mosher, Quebec H Dewof A Co.
bhk frdar NOD Johannsen, Rostock-Funch, Edge 4
Bark his. ovsrton, Galyeson-C II Mallory Co.
bark AlbinA, Wafaeler, Hsvre-Thos Dunhsms Nephew
4 White. " "'o''Pecu
Bark Eureka, Holloway, Gibraltar for orders Dewolf
Bark sunshine, Richmond Lubec-w Nelson Jr
Brig bi'erslfe lBr, keays DuIn-D Brigham
Brls kschee ltai,, Caicro, Odessa-Funcb. Edye Go
ips Col ins. ''''' " - y" y i"E
sr,. Luan (Br1 s.subcr, Brissewater Ns-G A Phnp.
Collins. " N''r."
Bris .ariposa Staples, Portand-w Ash Field&W
schr Mary Wtham, Kelly, Santa Martha and Savanla
De Castro A Co. ~ '"
Pokclen. - 'S' - van
nchr hbenezer, Lowe. Nassau, P-MonteD 4 Barlow.
Schr Brecze, Nelsop Ricbmond--C Staples 4 Co
BruDt AZ Bro. 'o"' ~ Va"
Schr Old Chad. McCiintock, waldoboro. " wcnb.r,
Schr Lillian Warren Hack, Buckspot y J Wenberr
Schr Virgins, Small Newburypor-Jed Frye Co
steamer Martha stevens. Chance, Baltimore.
steamer Bristol, Wallace. philadelphia.
steamer Vulcan, wilcox, Phladepha.
steamer Stamford LuIham, Hartford.
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Norsswn,r. n Gu. through the heab - -,
have seen him strike mother vii, ~ sv.e wo W. ac
saw him stTlke ner times: don't know how many
mother VOC me- nsnne do what father liked
nwaysuica " hnrsP d brother number Of trnes with
INC uu.s enc W whip on the head; he knocked him
down tnres OF vH ames the flesh from back and feet
MucH rY hs s1ve be whipped him afterwards never
scs Vat never expected again; that ae
nna trun away; because he could gonc
ses because father had whipped very hard and
MI d oil MIN; mother going to leave time; do not
ow wat the Trouble was she shows marks whers father
whipped hcr he took brother In his and pun him
Inc stove and held HIM there two OF three minutes.
The Jury on these facts brought IN verdict that
Martin Mera, Sr had feloni0usy, intentionally and
WIN malice afofethou rht murdered his son. Mar
TN Mera Jr on The 14th day 81 June. and commit
,eo nm TO appear at the Circuit Court on WeJnes-
day 5th.
The excitement grew until on yesterday morning
bo6y OF men, headed by Dr.. h. J. Daniels, OF Gil
man, proceeded 10 Waiseka, burst open the JAIL
Glsarmea the Shcff, took Mera 10 grove outside
TIE city, ana hung him to tree until he was dead.
me n.',b WAS orderly and quiet, ana consisted OF
about one thousand people. few minutes before
bessl2 hung Mera called upon the Masons to help
him. as none came forward he said Btterly, ~
iorswaar all Masons y He then called upon the
Catholics. voice said, "Cal on God alDne; no one
else can help you "lay the Lord Jesus Christ
have mercy me and the Holy Virgin pray FOR men
! A rope was swung over a branch and one end tied
To MeTs's neck. He was then placed IN a. wagon,
and after bbe rope was adjusted the wagon was
driven from under HIM. He struggled terribly for
few minutes and then settled down and soon ii vas
| al over
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ARRIVALS,
HErnnrEo Wy TIE HrRALn srrAx r.cnrs

hErohTEo Wy THE HERALD srEAx YACHTS.
leenship rin (Brl Lawson, London June o. vim U,vre
-si. ".th nose ana IN passengers, to Hurst Had
suongWesery mos the entire passage; july o. la. a 10
ION 80 =. passed Daik Lincoln. hence for London 10 III
~ ION D. ~ arhp bound y, showing America an and
No underneath; lth lat ~ ~, 81 So A. Swedish bsrk
signals made but net undersood Ih Steamships Wyo,ne
and scotia, hence for Liverpool. ~ y %
III, noessn,p norops Br Campbel Glasgow July via
e WIN ase and u cabin al $50 steefsge To
JEFFERSON Eros Eircrienced westerly winds hrougbou
lus urlng me latter part Of the voyage Juiy 40
I'M sgnaled ship British Tudent bound q Ii,h lst AZ H.
t 81 % spose ship Pride OF the ocean from ordsn far
rev ork - dsys out all well nth, A. g. ion 81 H.
PASSED Dark Kate Brre bound Ii 3th 30 miles Of Nan
ucA passed steamship Scotia hence for yams
beBce for glasgow. "P D"'""
siezmsnlp vandss MO- tranzep, Hamburg June g. at
TOT WIN muse and Ssf passengers, 10 Kunhar Co Had
westerly WIND. nearly The entire voyage; July w. ~ 81
ion % w passed National steamer bound T.; Ih Ia, AZ
% 10, bark Sea (Brl, bound Il. "''"
steamship ty Of Galveston radridge, Galveston July
AFo. $50 " y - "~'"'y
steamship Cieops.rs Phillips. Savannah July H. with
mdse and passengers. TO Murray, Ferris a Co ~ 80
steamship south Carolina, Beckett Charleston Jplv IL
with rndse and paasengera. 10 II X Morgan Az Do. ~
steamship Volunteer Howes, Phade phla with pdse 10
the Lorllsfd Steamship Co y ~ ''"
shp Edward Lyman Brooke, Genoa, Mar H. with marble
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CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.

HA5TFORD. JUle a. 1871
10 the House TO-DAY the resolution appropriating
$500, 900 for Stale House IN Hartford after some
nlibustering 10 delay action was adopted 10y 100
yeas 10 80 nays.
resolution also passed appointing Governor
Jewell, senator Buckingham, Hon. ". n. Barnum
W. " BISHOP and Judge shIpmaD committee To-
srperibtend The construction OF The building. The
committee is restrained from using tie appropria-
tion ubtll The city or Hartford shan have apprO-
prlated a like amount and furnished a site Tor the
building.
a resolution also passed authorizing n sFrf0rl IN
Issue Capliol bonds. These resolutions nave now
passed botn houses a resolution making a like ap.
preparation Tor New Haven made the SPECIAL
order for Wednesday ncxl.
The House adIourne1 TIL Monday afternoon, ana
me senate I'LL Tuesday morning
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TIE INDIANS.
An Apache Hunt in ArixoDa-A Long Pur-
suii-~Thc savnGes Overtuken-Tw~ Ran
ci,crius Swrroundca-Forty- Inxiiuns
%iauah;ered,


chcrius ACCOMPLISHMENTS Insiiuus
Siauah;ered.
CHICAGO, July IA. 1871.
TIE Prescott, tArizona Miner of June "a gives the
following particulars ~ The slaughter OF rory-s,x
Apache Indians at point near Tonic Creek, IN
that Territory
viii be recollected that tie cause Of the
slaughter vas the Killing Of Bowers h Co.'s herds
Icen and the capture Of that herd by the !ypacnes
The Indians had no sooner obtained possession Of
the herd than messenger was despatched to con-
vey the news OF the outrage to the people OF Pres
colt. On receipt Of the news a party OF eleven cit
arriving at Auna FRO they were lomed sy a
party cf five citiZens Of Jnat valley, and the
whole force OF sixteen men started on the tra,
After proceeding nfty-tve mites they met detach-
men; III the rhird cavalry. under Lieutenant Charles
NJ. Morton, which Yves likewise IN pursuit OF these
indians The citizens joined she force under Lieu
,enaTr: Morton and the Journey was resumed with
fresh vlgor. After proceeding twenty-five miles the
party went into camp al ate hour of the evening
On the morning Of the sth they again took up the
traii, Which they followed for twenty miles, and at
one O'Clock y. NJ. came upon a 'ranchera.' which
they quickly surrounded, Killing twenty-one oil the
inmates. Feeling satisfied that there were nuner.
Gus Indians In the nelghborhood, and, determined
pere Tor a battle or effect retreat, the
command moved quickly, forward In search
Severed on The Following day. s after se CROSSING
The divide between the Verde and Tonic Creek. A
dght at once ensued. IN which twenty three Indians
were killed. AT this place three OF the captured
horses were discovered, and one was recaptured
and two were killed by the Indians when they dis
covered that they about to fall into the hands
OF the command. From this place Iney followed the
principal tral for three miles when they discovered
three indians IN the distance mounted on two
horses Two or these were sdOt dead and the third
wounded. ana both horses recaptured. The supply
OF provisions being by this time nearly exhausted,
and the distance from Camp McDowell-the nearest
military poSt-apwards OF fifty miles, II was de-
cided 10 ABANDON further pursuit and return at
once. the command accordingly took up tue home
ward journey, arriving al Camp Mcdowell on the
morning Of the 18TH
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James A. Oates.

This gentleman died at the Grand Central Hotel
nc half-pasl eight O'Clock last night lie was born
at Cork. Ireland, and came to this country when
quite young. He made his first appearance on the
stage at Norfolk. Va, and was for many years
the leading light comedian Of the West
He married SIX years ago, in Louisville,
Ky., and shortly after went into management He
opened the Fourth Street Theatre in Cincinnati
shortly after his maria and ran II for some time
as first class comedy theatre; but the style OF
tcrtainment too good for that part of the CITY,
and he eventually falled. since that time he has
conducted several travelling companies throughout
the country. with varying success. Mr. Oates has
been an invalid for years, suffering from severe
affection of the throat.
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WASHINGTON. July 15--1 A. NJ.
Synopsis for the Past Tcenty. four Hours.
The area Of low barometer which was, Thursday
night, north Of Lake Ontario. has moved eastward
and is now beyond our stations. The pres
sure has continued lower tnan Its normal
value on the Middle and Eastern States,
and is senslbly stationary in the interior of
the Continent. Rainy AMI cloudy weather was re-
ported this evening from Alabama 70 Virginia, but
has now entirely cleared away. Threatening wea-
tner has prevailed at several stations on the Middle
and East Atlantic coast, but is now succeeded by
clear weather. Clear weather has prevailed from
Lake Ontario westward to the Missouri River since
Friday morning.
Probabilities.
The barometer Will probably rise In the Middle
and Eastern Sthtes, with light winds and pleasant
weather; partially cloudy and clear weather is pro-
bable for the southern and Gulf states. Falling
barometer with increase In cloudness, is probable
for the Upper Lakes. storms merely local are not
considered.
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STEAMSHIP II A WEBSTER, from Baltimore for kspiu
wall put lno Norfolk 18th inst leaking badly She will pro
baby repair and sail too day.
srRAxEh BAnBAsoUfLfA, Captain W Campbell, left
Honda on the lth ut day IN advance Of her regular
ssnR day as The captain foared that the
~ La Fuelts 90 Etncoy she point and after swing
ing from rock 70 rock she knocked hole sunk
Tue boat and probably total Ions Boat
cargo Insured The sananqniils was aravely new
noSt she was bum In Ptshurg Pa. under The
sPtain william Campbell and steamed out 10 Savanla IN
Eovemner Ieos from New Orleans For )nhs past
she he's been carrying the national mails and
board nj the time OF The disaster She will speedily re.
placed by another steamer.
sHIr nor wEsTEg Small. AZ Philadelphia lah inst. AM
from Liverpool via fays leaking le She left tons
pig iron NJ Faysi
SNIP WHITE SWALT.ow-The OF the ship White
swallow from Boston for TonG before reported
were landed At faysL
SCR MARY LOUISA Dc.ring, from Bangor Fall River,
prevnsy reported ashore rentops Reef OF M
high water llh after rafting her deck oad and
towed TO Newport She leaks and VIII probably
the marine railway for repairs.
ScHR sUsK-Capt Young Of the steamer Doris reports,
1tb inst scbr sunk, with opmasts gone and apparently
srpped % sails and rRgng ssfbesJs lust Oh. of water
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15

CHICAGO, July IA, 1871
The statement that James r. Joy had resigned the
presidency OF the Michigan Central Railroad, and
that James M. Walker, OF this city, had been elected
10 I'LL the vacancy has no foundation In fact He
was relieved al his own request OF the presidency or
the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, in
Orcer 10 give more time TO the development the
Michigan Railroad