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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
Spain and South Carolina.

That sterling paper, the New York
journal oftommercc, calls attention
to tho fcot that while Spain> "before
the throes Of revolution have entirely
sub>ided," is proclaimlng an amnesty
for all political offences, General
Grant is Illuminating n new bull
against South Carolina.
Six years have passed, sa va the Jour.
nal, in this model country since the
civil war ended, and this province of
South Carolina has been fairly peel
ed by Federal legislation, and vet the
employment of the implements of
torture proceeds. A carpet-bag gov.
ernor, q negro Legislature-em manoi-
patton, negro suffrage, negro rule,
taxation, the absolute cxtipguish.
ment Of the power of the white race,
arc not enough. Six years after Gen.
Johnston's surrender they proclaim
martial law instead of amnesty, and
continue to devote that State and the
other Southern States to tho cause of
making political capital for the party
in possession of The Government.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
! LATER.l

Three of the negroes living on
John Harper's place have been ar.
rested as the murderers Of Jake and
b'tsy Harper. Blood was found on
their shirts and the evidence against
them is worry strong. Other negroes
employed on the place are missing
and it is believed they are implicated
in the horrid affair.
A party of citizens have started to
hut for tho missing negroes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
The Cons,lin plion or Gotten.

Tho prospect Of an active consump-
ton of cotton in this country is most
encouraging. According to the cor.
respondent of a Memphis paper, who
recently spent few weeks among
Eastern spinncrs, all the mills are in
active operation, and Lew onos arc
being erected at rate unprcccdcnt.
cd. Fall River, Nlassa chusctts, with
twenty seven mills in operation, has
ten more in course of erection, and in
Norwich, Connecticut, the largest cot
ton mill in the world is being COM
pletod, and will be lin readiness for
business in the course of few weeks.
Its capacity is 10000 spindles. In
other of the New England States the
same progress in industries is notice
able, as indeed is the case all through
tho Northern section. Capital is
secking employment in tho Industrial
enterprises, and these facts are among
the results. One thing noticeable
about the now mills is that thuy arc
constructed mostly with reference to
tho bcttcr class of goods, and, there
fore, to the consumption of the bet
ter grades of ootton. Tho production
of COARSE goods is gradually being
turned over to the Southern mills,
whose facilities are suoh as to render
that branch Of the trade Improbable
to the Eastern mills. In other words,
the latter are unable to compete sue
oessfully. " ".''.''... .. ','4 l..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
From KcntuSk&

LEXINGTON, September Ala ter.
rible murder was committed last night
at tho residence Of John Harper, the
ownor of tho race horse Longfollow,
nesr Midway. Kentucky. Jake and
Beysy Harper, brother and sister of
John Harper, had their throats cut
by some unknown person, supposed to
be For tire purpose of robbery. Some
negroes living within a few feet of
Harper's residence knew nothing of
the occurrence till this morning.
No clue has been obtained to tho per-
retrators Of the bloody decd.
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condition of our section of tho State.
Our Qonntyis as'quict as any id the,
Steto, and eptitely free from anything,
Of the nature Of Ku Kluxism, 1he;
Union correspondent to tho contrary
Notwithstanding We have over been
the advocates Of peace and deprecated
violence, except in self.defeuce.
Our relations With tho colored peo-
plo have BEEN glsasinS fpa% friendly,
and we entertain for them tho kindest
feelings. But for those of our e*n
raoo. and color 'vho ne traitorsi to
their; nalixe land, aud E.lse., to :. tue,
mothers who Psy'SS'ht Psy,'SS ", We have no
words savo those of d"nunciation and
condc rnnation. '.rhcy r.rjudico, our
former slaves asssms, US, usd would
drink o'h very l'fe.bloph, had thoy
tho courage to a'tcmrt it, and, the
,'strepgth to succeed. ''
They malign is, they $lpnhct us,
theya!tempt &c sarni.i our fir. fame,
they sit ut secret midnight meetings
with our s'tofh enemies, heap in>u to
and outrages upon us. all under II 8
bayonots of ,'her military; despot at
Washington. But, thank God ! we
believe tho day tf rctriha'ion not far
distant. The time is surely, though
slowly approaching when justice aud
virtue shall triumph over tyranny and
vice, and when the corrupt rulers of
the land stall be hurled from the
high places they now; disgrace. Then
will peace and plenty once more Gil
our borders, and the dark days of Ca.
rolina bc forgotten, while prosperity
and happiness reign supreme through
out tho whole cxtcnt of our country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20

A Washington dispatch says the
Democratic Congressional Com mittce
adjourned on Tuesday, subject to a
future call Of the Chairman, Ar.
ranscments were made by the various
members to have political documents
distributed throughout tho States,
and also to effect reorganization of
tho party in tho. Southern S'atcs.
The adviccs received by the Commit.
tee as to Democratic prospects in
Pennsylvania were of tile most flattcr.
ing character. The Radicals of that
State were represented to be in a
most hopclossly dcmoralized condi-
tion, with their leaders fighting each
other for a divi S on of the spoiis.
Small | toy on !ip-toe to companion {:
"SL hl-stop yotr noise, oil of you !"
Companions = "Halloa, Tommy,
whnt's up now - 'r' -
: Small boy-"We've got new baby
very weak and walked ali
the way from heaven last night
!, mustn't go to kickh up a row around
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
THE FAIRFIELD HERAI n,
Published Every Wednesday at
WlNWSBORO, s. O.,
'DESE'ORTEs g. WILLIAMS

1'ERKS-IN ADVANCE
one s, Copy ono year, 5 90
rHe rHe 1850
EssRs 40 a, ,sy,a rs 90
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-20
WTM.NSBORO,
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 90, 1871.
"MOre Night Riding-COlored
Mans House Fired IntO.,

In the Columbia Union of the 10th
instant, we find the following letter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-20

geo WEST 5lsT ST., BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH
QUO avs.-A respectable Is capa-
bic Of taking full charge of babyi her baby only three
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The TaT-PHyers' COnVentiOn----A
Committee Interviews Cover
nor Scott.
Introduction of Important ResoIu-
tiOns----NO RepudiatiOu.s.-The
Convention TO be Permanent.

convention 10 ne FeTmhutnls
CHARLESTON, S, c., May IL
The feature of yesterdays doings at
Columbia, was the formal interview OF
u committee OF eleven from the TaX.pay.
ers Convention with Governor Scott
The committee said they had come, not
as parlisans, but as citizens of the State,
to consult and cooperate with the Gov
ernor in bringing about better COndi.
tion Of things In South Carolina The
Governor received the committee most
cordially, and assured them of the
assistance and cooperation not only
OF himself but OF an the State oil.
GERS in satisfying the public mind that
the reports of financial Irregularities, were
without foundation. A long and FREQ dis
cussiOn about taxation ensucd, the Gov
ernor promising to extend the time for
the collection OF the next November tax,
until the following march. In all cases
where difficulty was founded in making
an carly payment, the committee on be.
hall OF the Convention, pledged its inau.
enCo to maintain peace and good order,
aud the Governor promised to appoint
none but good men to office. The inter.
view lasted four hours; and was of the
most pleasant and satisfactory character.
In the Convention the most important
business was the introduction of resolu.
tions that tho Convention Is opposed to
any form of reputation OF the legal debts
Of the State; that the organization of the
Convention be maintained; that the Presi.
dent and Executive Committee have pow.
or to convene the same at any time; that
the Executive Committee be made per.
mancnl; that ii shall assist the Governor
II desired in securing the services Of good
citizens To I'LL the Offices, thus furnishing
q guarantee for wise administration.
These resolutions, which were severally
referred, were iavorably received and will
doubtless he adopted.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE RECENT STREET CAR MURDER

THE RECENT STREET CAR MURDER
NEW YoRK, May II.
The counsel for Foster, the street car
murderer, Is making desperate efforts to
get the trial postponed. Judge Stuart Is
said TO he very i'll. Judge Cordoza was ap.
piled to yesterday torcmove the case from
tho Court list Of to day, but gave a
prompt refusal. The attempt Of Fosters
counsel to-day will be to get the trial dc.
layed on technical objections.
The fiily.fllth anniversary ofthe Ameri.
can Bible Society was held this morning
at the hall Of 1.-THE Young Mems Christian
Association. Norman White occupied
the chair The Treasurer's report shows
the receipts for the year to be 1929, ,4O4i
expenditures, $Bji, 1856. Seven publica.
tions in foreign languages have been Is.
sued, exclusive of others published
abroad. Plates for the Arabic Scriptures
are now being prepared at Beirut The
entire number OF volumes printed by the
Society during the j5 years of lis exist.
encc, amounted to 27,GS0,0Os.
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Wenther Report.

WASHINGTON, May IL
Synopsis for Past .7tcentyjow Hours
The barometer has fallen very generally
east Of the Rocky Mountains, lis area Of
high and low pressure having moved slow.
ly southeastward A severe storm passed
over n small portion Of Georgia and South
Carolina during the night, and another is
forming in Upper Florida. The clouds
which extended Wednesday evening from
Delaware TO Alabama, after moving south,
were succeeded by cloudy and threaten
Ing weather, extending from Kentucky
south and east. The temperture has very
generally risen on the lakes in the western
States.
Pr0Jdhlitts-It is probable that the
barometer will continue falling very gen.
orally Friday, with increasing cloudincss;
variable weather and light winds from the
Mississippi TO the Atlantic.
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GERMANY.
THE TREATY OF PEACE
WITH FRANCE.
The Indemnity Reduced by
800, 0,OOO,OOO.
France Gives Her Bond for
$9oo,ooo,ooo.
The French and German Bank
ers Endorse for Her.
GERMAN TROOPS TO LEAVE
FRANCE.

Paris Forts to be Given up to Thiers.
New YoRK, May IL.
AspeCial from Berlin last evening, says
Bismarck has met the requests Of the YER
sailles government in very liberal spirit
by tho treaty of peace just signed, He
agreed to the reduction Of tho war indem-
nifty by half millard francs, equal to
twenty million pounds sterling, (onO hun
dred millions of dollars) Consequently
the Germans receive Immediately the
French bond for -four and u half mil
lard francs mine hundred millions
OF dollars payable within one year
and endorsed by French md Ger.
nun bankers The bond is convertible
into stocks or cOnsols, whichever Ger.
many may prefer. Two milliard francs
-four hundred millions dollars are already
taken by Baron RothsChild and Baron
Elinger, French bankers, and by Herr
Hahan, German banker, Immediately on
the ratification of the treaty of peace
signed at Frankfort,
A majority Of the German forces will
leave France anil return TO Germany.
The forts east and north of Paris are to
be surrendered to the Versailles Govern.
mcnt Immediately, and Nll the French
prisoners in Germany are to be returned
to France as rapidly as tho railroads can
transport them. According to the treaty
tho Germans will hold only Belfort,
Longwy and Nancy as hostages until the
(ulhlments of its conditions.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May II.

WASHINWTUN, HHV IT
Although no positive information has
been obtained regarding Bancroit's rcsig.
nation as Minister to Berlin, the report il
not discredited In official circles
The Committee on Foreign Relations
held an adjourned meeting at the capitol
to-day in further consultation ON the
treaty Assistant Secretary Davis was
with them several hours, giving eSplana.
tions concerning the provisions OF the
treaty.
The representation concerning the I'M
prisonment Of Capt. Griffin, OF the
American schooner Gillias, iby the
authorities ut sagno Ia Grande, are under.
going examination at the Department oI
State.
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THE PRIZE RING.
Landing of the Puglists and spec.
tatOrs near Port DOVeTs-Canadian
Authorities About TO Interfere.

huhtOTltleS ABOUT 10 lnterlcTO'
PoRr DOVER, ONT, May II.
Ten steam tugs have landed two miles
west of this place with the prize fighters
ToRoNTo, ONT, May II.
Finy armed volunteers have just leil
SimCoe, about four miles from Port RYors
for the battle ground, to prevent the
fight.
BUFFALO, May II.
A Canadian gunboat passed up the lake
at eight o'clock this morning. Her sup.
posed destination Is the Mace and Coburn
fight. Four large tugs left this city last
night, crowded with passengers, among
whom were some prominent citizens Of
this place, anxious TO sec the mill.
PoRT DOVER, May II.
The fight between Coburn and Mace
was prevented by the Canadian authorizes
The men, in splendid condition, entered
the ring shortly afler noon. During the
first round, and before blow was struck,
the Sheriff and county Judge, backed by
q number Of soldiers from SimCOe, dis.
persed the crowd, who fled In every dlrec.
tion. The fight Is postponed indefinitely.
ToRoNro, May H.
In the referee in the Mace.Coburn fight
has decided for the men 10 meet at 10
o'clock tomorrow at Erie, Pa, when he
will name the fighting ground. Dick
HOLLYWOOD, of New York, IS referee.
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New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YoRK, MAY III.

CATTLE-Beeves to-day $500, and mar
ket steady. A better average quality
makes the prices stronger; bulk sales at
l3tal3Gc; prime lac; with 80 Texans,
.! cwt. fat, at lee; stock not all put upon
the market, but that offered was all sold /;
200 Illinois, It cwt, Nt l3tc; 100 do. fat,
top l3al4c.
SHEEP-2500, and market weak SO
pounds sheared Ohio at GIc; one cor "A
pounds &c; lambs l2al5c, but few above
14c.
HoGs-3,4OO; trade bad and prices de.
clining; live 5sa5Ic for a car of 100 lbs ;
dressed, Ease, the latter price for 40 to
100 pounds.
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The undersigned, appointed Commissioners by
ihOCOuncil Of the cify Of Wheeling TO sell thu
bonds Of tho sid city authorized by an Ordi'
nance Ofeald city entitled "nn ordinance TO nego'
tatc loan for tho benefit Of the city Of Wheel.
Ing and to create sinking fnnd for thr rcdcnip'
ton thereof" passed January 18th, 1871, viii OIL
sOSDAY, THE FIRST DAY or MAY, 1911,
atthc NATIONAL BANK OF WEST ViRalSiA,. at
Wheeling, open books anti commence receiving
subscriptions to the loan authorized by the above
entitled ordinance.
ltls provided In said ordinance that the Com
missloners shall receive subscriptions for ten
days and shall allow no one pcreOn or firm to sub.
scribe iora greater amount than FIVE thousand
uolafs, until after the expiration OF ten days
rom the time ofcommencing to receive subsctip-
uons, Should the subscriptions exceed the
anount desired the loan will bU apportlone'i
among the subscribers.
This bonds TO be lssucd will bc coupon bonds,
payable on OF before the i-t day Of Jannary, 1891,
y The Merchants National bank Of West VIZ
Elnia, At Wheeling, bearing eight per cent inter.
~ payable on the lat days Of July and january
hsach and every year.
The proceeds of sale 10 he srclnfirflv applied
G, " !he purchase Of the property Of tho Wheeling
Has company.
ihe bond. are exempt from municipal taxation
!" Ihe city OF Wheeling
Ihepayment Of principal and interest to be &C.
ttuIedd by proper deed Of trust upon the lands,
uuldings and other property pufchascd by the
pany.
The Commissioners are to receive the entire
ieNcnne Of the gas works and In each and every
ltt out Of the moneys received by them are 70
Yllted 10 set s.idc at least fifteen per cent Of tho
,,noant Of toe outstanding bonds TO pay the In.
.,Ie'l thereon, and Aiter the payment Of the In.
,,Le't on the let day Of July In each and every
yrEto apply the residuo Of the moneys 20 eet
sue T 10 tue redemption ofthc outstanding bonds,
t,iihe bonds to no redeemed on the let day Of
w, In each aud every year, will he determined
ySommisaloners by lot
40 lubscriptlon will be received at q rate less
'aAn The par yalnoofthe bonds.
NJ REILLY,
A. j. SWEENEY,
VIM. d. SIMPSON,
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New York Market.

New YoRK, May II.
CoTroS-Advancedi middling uplands
at 10Ic.
FLouR-DulI ut 80 lOaO 80 for shipping
extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and dropping;
new spring at 81 Goal 57t; red and anl.
ber at 81 5Sal 90. Rye-Heavy at 81 O5s
/ o.. Oals-Dull at 0jaGsc. Corn--Dull;
mixed western at 7ac.
PROvfsIoNs-Pork-Flrm; Cumberland
middles at SIC.
EuGs-ACliYe at 17C.
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CRACRAPr Il MAcAULBY, Monroe 1t, east OF 9Th
W. P. q D; l.. HUBBARD, 4th ST., ono door Soutl
PECK & Cochran, 4lh st., % door below Quincy
STANTON i ALLISON, 9TH 81, north OF Monroe,
Banks and Bankers.
BANK OF WHEELING, No Main street.
CITT BANK, CTanglc's Block, Market street.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK, No. Monroe street,
MERcHASTs' NATIONAL BANK, corner Main Ant
Monroe streets,
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, No. Main street.
peoples BANK, 60 Main street,
Hooks and Stationery.
CAMPBELL s McDERNoT, cor. Market and Mon
PAUL. Bios, s Co., 90 Market st.
Business College.
Mccoy i HUTcHIEs, HornbroOks Building
Main street.
Book Binders and Blank Books.
MILLS, FREw & Co., IS Quincy street.
Boots and Shoes, (Wholcsa,c)
CD, KNOX IS Co., Gj Main street
Boots and Shoes, tRcnIll
Lv. BLoSD, lO7 Main street.
Bread and CrarksrM
GEo. \, INNER, 10! Market street,
=, N,oo,, Co "rd"r Nrfnro Iton,.
srOSER & HASKE, % Market street
China, GLASS, &c,
re, WISsIIIP & Co., 81 Monroe street.
Clothing.
Tuo,. HUsuEs. rs cor, Monroe and Water sis
j. II. LAKIN & Co, No. Monroe street.
.lOHN l.. RICE, IS Monroe street.
~
n,,
= s woprury Monroc Al ho,w.on Main and
Market.
DruvvI,ts tWholcsaIo,
LAuGuIS, Bros. & Co, Main street
lo0AN, List & Co., Bridge corner
DrugvIsts 11e,aIIA
"ss''''' N'S'r'
EDMUND BOOKING, No, odd FCli0ws' Hall.
MCLAlN BROS, NO. washington liAlI'
H.. n,oI.
o... ~, uOVu'' ,,,,.--,,...-
BOYD q siTLEh, 70 NUN ~, centre Mhee'lhH'
is. RnopEs & Co, Merchants Block Main St.
LonS R3EMER 4 Co., 81 ana ~ Main 4,s, 81
Go. Il. TAYLOR 4 Co., Merchants Block, Main
street. ,,,
po,,v,S sov IA Main s,rcc,
iluRnAnD i BnornER, So & 81 Market street.
-. ,,,,,-,-.,
u..ovK t,.r q Co co, Main = onircv Al.
UGLEBAY, Son & Co, 81 Main street
rd,, a. HE'LL, a,'nri ~ I"S r. S'aia iI ga, onncy
GrOcerS, UeialI)
T. s%SfI iIUrn Sor srEct W smd oSfn"y SiTrst.
,,,n.
u...v. = pros c,Motr s,,ro,
u,-,,,.S u,.. "a Watn .,,oo,
JADa SSYpSH' 10 MaIa street,
,..,. .., ,t go. t,. co oo,oo n,do,
NcIurS House,
FIRE AND MARiHE lNsuIANTE ,,,i uI., ~, w SAh''
p5ISxI,S uVVi tsSTnISTr sS 70 90 Wonrao stTeo,
p"a"%nY tYsI'pt tsry "a I'M Market street
Wr'T =, iSsTaIyrE "a soniI sidu Monroe
street, up stairs
Job Printing.
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baltimore Live Stock Market

IAbllMuAit 4hug -
CATTLE--Dull, and closed at tc decline
from last weeks prices; best on sale TO-
day Gla7sc; first quality jaOtc; medium
4la5c inferior and ordinary A4a4ic Re.
ceipts 0j4 sales $40.
SHEEP-Supply larger than for some
weeks past, and prices have downward
tendency fair to good 4faj4c good 10
extra jiaGlC, Receipts, 3,224
HoCs-Dull and lower, and the receipts
exceeded the demand quoted at i5astc
Receipts, 4,775.
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The LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgOnCer.
(By the Western Union Line.
oAcs Northwest cor. Of Main aud Monroe sts)
FRANCE.
THE CIVIL w AR,
General attack on Paris about
to Begin.
General Rossel under Ar
rest.
Evacuation Of Vanvres Immi.
nent.
The Column VendOme Par
TALLY Destroyed.
The Column VendOme Par
TALLY Destroyed.
All ready for the Assault

by the Atlantic Cable.
PARIS, WEDNESDAY NIGnT, Ella,
BOuLO0NR, THURSDAY MORNING, May II.
The general attack on the city by the
Versailles forces Is hourly expected to be-
gin On the Boulevard Madeaine shop.
keepers arc pasting paper over their win.
dows to prevent their breaking by the
vibration caused by the discharge of siege
artillery.
There was brisk lighting ut NGuilly
last night. TheYorsailles troops have turn
cd their electrict lights towards Paris. Ros.
sells resignation has been accepted by the
Commune and the General himself has
been placed under arrest, lie refuses to
serve any longer unless the supreme
authority was conferred upon him, Deles.
CluSee has been appointed to the position
vacated by Rossel. General DOmbrowski
has been offered tho command Of
the army, but he refuses to accept
II, unless he Is made supreme. Gen.
eral Cecilia will probably resign his com.
mand. Col Durassier, commander of the
insurgent garrison In Fort Vanvres, was
wounded to-day. The condition of affairs
in Fort VAnvres, Is exceedingly critical,
and We expect to hear Of the evacuation
Of the place at any hour.
The forces Of the Versailles govern.
ment are in the Bos do Boluogne in large
numbers. From the top of the Italian
Opera House, they are plainly visible to
the people in Paris.
To-day the magnificent Column Ven.
dome, tho greatest monument yet erected
to French herOiSm and victories on
tho battlefield, was partially destroyed.
Cluseret Is under examination at the Hotel
do Vile tonight. lie was removed from
Mazza prison this morning.
Another dispatch, dated ut SCvres,
Wednesday night, ria BOulogne, Thursday
morning, says: zone hundred yards OF
trenches have been completed, and the
assaulting columns are within five hun.
dred yards of the ramparts of Paris. All
IL ready for the order to advance to the
assault. During the last twenty.iour
hours the Government batteries have
been firing an average OF 80 shots per
minute. Hopes arc entertained that the
army of Versailles will enter Paris at the
point Of the bayouet before many hours
have passed.
VERSAILLES, "WEDNESDAY, OF. NJ
A great assault upon he Notifications
Of Paris will be made tonight Point dc
Jour has been knocked TO pieces by the
terrible fire to which II has been subject.
ed from the Government battery at Mont
RetOul .
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CLEVELAND, May II,
The game between the White Stockings
OF Chicago and Forest City Of Cleveland,
was broken up at the end Of tho 9th
inning. The Forest City gave the ball TO
the White Stockings. The cause was
on tho part of the umpire for
the Chicago club. Considerable excite.
ment has been created.
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Raltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May II.
FLOUR-Firm; western family, 81 25a
! so
GRAIE-Whrat-Firm; Ohio and Ia.
diana, 81 G9ai O5, Corn-Unchanged.
Oats-G2aG7C.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-$lS so. Ba.
con-ShOulders, 19aSc; sides, 0Ia10C,
clear rib, l0talO!c; hams, lOAl7. Lard
1l9al9c.
WnTsKY-Nominal at O2aO2lc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-12
PHILADELPHIA Market,
PHILADELPHIA, May l

PHILADELPHIA, May II.
FLoUR-Elrm; extras s. 75a0 %.
GRAIN-WhCat, steady Indiana red,
81 bal CO. Rye, Osc. Corn, firm; mix.
ed 7la7Oc; yellow, 77a79. Oats O2jaO5c.
PROvIsIONs-Weak; mess pork $lS 90;
prime pork $lS 90. Hams In pickle lila
l0c. Lard, 101atisc.
PETRoLEUM-Crude, 17ici refined, GAIA
24Ic.
WHIsKY-Firm at 03c.