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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1872-12-12
The West.

lue CnlcagO Board OF Trade have, by an
almost unanimous vote, expelled from their
membership Ira Y. Mum and G. l.. Scott,
elevator men. They were charged with rsv-
ing issued warehouse receipts largely in ex-
cess of the amount of grain in store in their
elevator. An investigation was had and the
charges were sustained.
A Salt Lake dispatch of the I'd says: "a
wel-known diamond broker of this city,
named Will, is said to be the party who with
Harpending, of San Francisco, and Arnold,
put up the infamous diamond swindle. Eff
forts are making here by legal process to
bring the guilty parties to justice. Janin is
generally condemned. The victims at Salt
Lake lose over 800, OOO.''
At a recent meeting of prominent educa-
tors of the State of Ohio, it was decided to
take the proper steps for having the system
OF education, as practiced in Ohio, fully rep
resented at the Vienna Exposition.
A bill has been passed by the Cherokee
National Council, banishing all white men
from the nation
The Missouri Electoral College voted as
follows: For President-B. Gratz Brown, s;
Thomas A. Hendricks, 6; David Davis, 1.
For Vice-President-B. Gratz Brown, 6; Geo.
w. Julian, 5; John M. Palmer, 3; VIM 6.
Groesbeck, 1.
The horse distemper was spreading in St.
Louis on the 5th, and there were few stables
in the city which had not more or less cases,
although general business in the city was
not yet interrupted.
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xs p.as h-- = : - "a -'-->'-
cor prising tbs Legislative troubles
-.auania has been adopted.
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the last fiscal year show total production in taxa
BILE gallons from materials other than fruit of S.
IT'S, I45; from fruit, 7577Ss; total yearly produc
ton, 9,o33, 533.
The Commissioner recommends that Section 81
OF the act OF July 90 1885, amended by the act of
June 6, 1872 be further amended to author
lie, in more explicit manner than present pro-
vided, the requiring of export bonds of persons
applying to export distilled spirits for the benefit
Of drawbacks.
The tax received en- fermented liquors, at 81 per
barrel during the first quarter of the fiscal year
ending June 3e,1S72, was $2,217, 191 while the
ceipts from the same source during the first three
months of the present fiscal year amount to $2,-
S84. 241, an increase Of $466, 949 The average in
Crease OF about million dollars annually during
the last three fiscal years. as contrasted with the
stationary character of the receipts during
four years next preceding, is certain
y gratifying, but the increase during
the first three months of the present fiscal year. as
above stated far exceeds that of any corresponding
period in any other year since the organization Of
this Office The tax received on fermented liquors
at 81 per barrel was for the years.
ioot S5Sl9. 34S
1888. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........ 56S5, 663
1863. ......--........... $3.50, 400
1870. ..-..... 60S1 $50
1871. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ills, 974
1872. s,0O9, 1863
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receut election, met at the capitals of their
respective States on the 4th, and voted for
President and Vice-P President of the United
States.
The funeral of Horace Greeley occurred in
New York on the 4th. The funeral services
were under the direction of the Rev Henry
Ward Beecher and DIR. Chaplin. President
Grant, Vice-President Colfax, Vice-P resi-
dent-elect Wilson, prominent journalists,
distinguished Senators, the Governors of
New York and adjoining States, members of
Congress, and of the Municipal Government
of New York, and countless thousands of
citizens formed the procession that followed
tie remains to the grave. The ceremonies
were very solemn and impressive
The Protestant Episcopal Churches of
Massachusetts, recently held a special con-
vention and elected Rev. BENZ. 1. Hight, of
New York, Bishop, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Bishop Eastburn.
A terrible accident occurred on the Penn
sylyacia Central Railroad, near Mif1in, Pa,
on the evening of the 5th. The second Sec
ton Of the Cincinnati express, bound east,
ran into car of the first section, and tele-
scoped the Pullman cars. The names of the
killed are Matthew Knowles and J. w.
Bacon, of Chicago, and W. w. Dantz wife
and child, of Green Bay, Wis. Five other
persons were injured, but none seriously
Every person on the second train escaped
uninj nrod-
The Republican State Convention of New
Hampshire is to be held on the 14th of Jan
uary.
The New York Herald proposes a press
fund for the endowment of the children of
the late Mr.. Greeley, and offers 81, 900 as it's
own subscription.
A reception was given in New York on the
night of the 4th to the Hon. E. B. Wash
burne, by the Union League.
Mrs. Greeley bequeathed to her husband
all her pictures and statuary, rare and
valuable collection, and instructed Ida
Greeley to appropriate 800 for the purchase
of some additional memento of her affection
for her husband. 1t was also provided that
In case OF Mr.. Greeley's dying or marrying
again, Mrs. Greeley's real estate is not to be
sold nor the principal of the property used
by either of the children without the joint
consent of Ida Greeley and Judge Hart.
Mrs. Greeley had policy of life insurance
on MIR. Greeley's life to the amount of &c.
600 to $40, 0C0; also, it is stated, some Tribune
shares and various other stocks, besides the
real estate.
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Particulars OF the Radical Outrage I'm
Charlotte = Attempt TO Burn the
Town.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
CHARLOTTE, n. c., July 29.--The attempt
to burn the city to-day during the hold
ing of the mass meeting, which was ad-
dressed by Carl Schurz and other diStin-
gllished speakers, has been the subject OF in
vestigation by the municipal authorities this
afternoon. General Young, the Mayor, in
forms me that it has been traced to notorl-
Gus Radical negro, who has since tied the
town to avoid arrest. While General Schurz
was speaking, this negro, who was the cen
tre of Il crowd Of other negroes, was heard to
eXclaim, "Fll show them I can shoot and
burn too, as well as the kuklux," and forth
with left the spot by street leading to the
house that was soon afterwards in flames.
The house was fred in the attic, and in a
manner that proved it to be evidently the
work of an incendiary.
In addition TO these facts it has been re-
ported to the mayor that the negroes last
night threatened that the meeting to-day
should he broken up, and all the circunl.
stances so far developed show that this was Il
prcncditated, deyilish Outrage, which might
have resulted in the destruction of the town
but for the prompt action of the people who
rushed to the engines. The police are now
| on the track of the tcnd. and it is hoped that
Inc will be regularly tried and convicted and
punished: This Outrage is but carrying out
the instructions of Joseph W. Holden, eX
Speaker of the State House of Representa-
tives, who, on former occasion, told them
"lf you are without arms you cal Use thu
torch!" 1t shows, too, that the Republi
cans are daily getting more lawlcss and i'll
tola,unt
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New E0rlt stcnla.

\,w i"EE, .luly 29.-'lhc radical wing of
r., IH'rrHn'iuHa, Of 'hi> city met Yesterday.
9& e r''umi,t"c was appointed for The pllr-
in.,, = p:' r.rin@ IN address to the working
n'H 81 The United states setting forth The
rrj', ot the Council aud giving the rslU>c ct
jr late split.
ihr rNri>c law WAS strictly enforced in
N"W York and Erouhlyn yesterday. and
scarcely IiqH"r saloon WAS found open.
\ u";ing Of prominent Italians was held
i.' %':.hi Ia AJAX" arrangements for the cclc.
= dj'a Of lh" ,Eli':ition ol Italy. An en-
Hj'' rennnlicr Unsupported To consider
IA matter.
III" lrcHc'l lui"rn.tinm,t-. al their regular
w'''"0l yesterday, rrpudrted the assessment
'Nh" "n ,l"m Tor The cXprnSCio of Il delegate
!" t'r nlNrrnal Congress, and resolved to
.'Ni representation OF their own.
va. Hrcrt"y has engaged quarters for the
.'A-'n at Ea>i Hampton, l.. |. He i to de-
.N"' the annual address E"tnrn the Suffolk
""'E N-rlru'rr,l SUcirty next week.
'"" 'hr,ry City :irC commissioners have
'"nru,"d an investigation into the conduct
d" Ari Engineer farricr in ordering En~i-
ger Vet 1ilhv into the terrible breach in
.." hilimn= Erie buildings. where he lost hi
'''. u" coioncr'S inquest begins to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The EcurEa Arbitration.

"r>EvA, July 21.-Thc Srt<S Times OF
5'"hN i IN position 10 confirm the report
#'N rlurcNt that The Board of Arbitration
.@'> t,rcd"l III favor Of America in the cast
* -" pfIritc"r Florida on the ground that
~" tlI!i>i! did not use sufficient prcc7,uiion
Prevent thr departure of that vessel from
AN@Ii,h ports, The Times also SAYS the
".0d to-ttay took up the case Of the Akl-
'am.
isNINGT0S. July 29.--.lt is stated that
,.r >;alc Department has adviccs confirma-
"'S "i the STi<S IUn.S'S statement to the
,''|, That the results so 1ur are satisfactory
'' iui> HoN clmncnt.
llt Mrl>S Times, giving further larticu-
'l'> "i The preceding, Of the Board, saws ::
lee Hoard has diSalowcd the claims of the
-''tIAah Government arising out of the de-
Precautions ot the Bo>ton. .Jcll. Davis, Music.
'''' several other smaller Confederate clui-
t" reasons ltadinG 10 this action of
', h'1id ar" that the charges Of negligence
' '''' tart ri the British Government so far
'". ~ tc>>cIs are concerned have not been
NHr,i." ~ va
''''>tLa, July 2?.-~The Independence
>,dlcN that The awards Of the Geneva
",AI oi arbitration in the cases of the
1'.,'i''Ir .'. Florida and Alabama will to-
p. '"'f "nount TO 81 800. 900.
France.
AXIS. "uiy 2o.-rhe total subscriptions to
L'W French loan amounts to four mil
.1,,@, rates. while but three miliards were
Tor. Half Of Il niiliard was subscribed
"a Berlin.
Italy.
i,'AE' July 29.--rhe Pope will shortly
.., .n' III ciicEcical letter declaring the So
,'. ., American Catholics to bc separated
"," 'u 'i' Church of Rome, and placing them
'' lie ban Of major cX.commllnication.
:, Spain.
C'ApkIp, July 29.--The statement that the
i J1'''llinent intends selling property which
III" ,'S S.'' a'I<ed belonging to persons engaged in
",EH Ins1rrectioE is to-day denied.
Ao,' "''"Her band Of Carlist insurgents has
ami !" "a Wt'icatcd with the loss of eight killed
'' unity wounded
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,,.n.,,,cr Probabilities

N,>m<aro>. July 2%.--Th" low Nr'ni',r, , {,
.... %.vrr Lakes will move eastward over
Walk and New Eugland, with rio"d!
.,n.r .,urhrrly winds and rain areas en-
,,.,.r western aud northern Penn
.l Clrariu. weather with south
...' winds yrr,in- to light northriiy
....u;., AMI ibc south Atlantic and Gn'I
.. Clearing ard clear weather "'l'
.,..rl, winds on Tuesday over the lower
aud >ou,uWard 10 the ohi" river
5. 49,, ...ur,dv weather. with winds Nrciin3
...,. ,,srrr,y on the upper lakes ana II
.. ..nhvr-t. and .outhcaStcr|T on '''
.... y ->i><jpih.
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BALTIMORE MARK ETS.

BALTIMORE, July ?9.--Flour quiet and ilnch!ngeGd q
Wheat active and lower; white ana amber, - .or0t
SlGl Corn dull white southern, 1867 niAeu mIs-
icrn air. Oats tirncr: western. iJfg iic. new sou,.
"rn rr. s.l,sF Sf k. UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet
hut firm Pork; s sSa0si.ao aco'Sh"ul%Srs
h,ms i56IIsc Lard ,lI at 8fl9Ic. Western bhttci
rmcr good 10 choice, l71 -Oc. fancy, 22c. WIS
kry firm 1T ol3eta5c. -, ,. "a
Coiis,1ls: ara; ..pr.crs." ~ West NirEiniis, 10
Sorth Carollnas. old So pew, 20. Special tax, ID.
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a Fatal NfSf0kG.

SAN Francisco, July 29.--Thomas Carroll,
while riding near San Jose, Saturday night,
saw two rihh tFh6fri lie supposed to be high
waymcn. He shot oiic OF them dead and
made the other prisoner. An investigation
showed the victim to bc Henri Patel, an in
offensive French florist, who, with a COM
panion in the same business, was going into
The mountains to gather flowers. Carroll
has been coinililtted for trial ON the charge
of ,n,nSl,,luhtpr
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h;sc pacifir Fleet.

WhNuNGroN. july 29.-Our naval fleet il
,.t. Pacific. heretofore under tn" command
E,Ii.Admiral Win>Iow. is 10 hc divided
.t'" ,w" s,Irrrdron>- Northern and south
.n-grh !" hr under cnmmanti Of Il rear,
.n4r3. E"ar.Admiral ~tcadman, now III
.4nrpd uf the Portsmouth (N. H. Nay,
ffi. sill I,c assigned To the command OF
....,. .,Il ;lriD.
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The Question of Court Etiquette In
ynnaIa Settled.

SAN Francisco, July 29.-Advices from
Japan say that the Mikado avoided the diff
cuty ahtut the presentation of foreign min
isterS by conScntiiig TO both parties standing
during receptions, which satisfied the Eng
sh Minister. The first party SO presented
was Rear-Admiral Jenkins, of the United
States navy.
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Summer Hearf From, but his Position
Still i'm Doubt.

WAsulSGToN,s July 29.-The letter received
some time ago by Senator, Sumner, signed by
thirty respectable colored citizens Of Wash
ington, asking bis opinion on the issue be
tween Grant and Greeley, especially with
reference to their antecedents and present
position, has remained unanswered until
now, but it is understood that the Senator's
answer will be given to the press tomorrow.
In it lie reviews at length the claims of the
two candidates, but it is not. known which
way lie decides. tIe gives as watchword,
"'rhe unity Of the Republic and the equal
rights of all, with reconciliation,"'
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, July ga Matamoras special
dated 2Sth says: can official communica-
tion was received here to-day ria Tampico
from Minister OF War Mejia, confirming the
report of the death of JuareZ, on the 18th,
of heart disease. Lerdo De Teiida was iul-
mcdiatelt ita,igttrttd. Telegraphic com-
munication bctwcet here and Monterey is
interrupted"
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NEM YORK MARKETS

NEW YunE. July os.-Cotl0n quiet: sales, 4io
ial.s ii;,i,iS. 34c.: Orlcans :.tc Flour-S0uthcr
steady l. t5I$sso for eolDton 20 fair extra; rssS
:, heat rin at sifodls6 for winter red western
Corr; aont@c for wrstcrn mixed r3rs 1tt !l, an,
steady at, :I2:7faS S5: Bccf dull ana iEasy: ss r
6eavv 1T s%1sIc! 'rurpcniile quiet at sc. Eosin
GuIet at .sildISa4o. frtisns moderately active.
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COMM MERCIAL.
r,,RI AND FLOUR EXCHh SGE,
ErCHMrHn, Va, July 20, 1872.
pFFERISES

ttfHl1 SSl' fbOnh ~ T'ItIl> S,,C'}
HirHMrHp, Va, July 20, 1872. J
OFFERINGS.
W1tr,T.-Whitr G.s76 bushels. Red. 1850 bushels
CoRS.-Whte. 7f2 bushels Mixed l,isI bushels.
pATS.-l.rt2 Bushels.
RYE.-l:O bushels.
SALES,
W'ur,T.-White. 30; bushels prime at Sl7!; ID.
,s,shci. ytry good at 20: III bushels prime ut s7O
Ieo husni5 nric at sl.I5 s3i bushels fair at s5o
I'd blshcI. romoii ii ,.sn 500 bushels good at Sl.o5
9s sinI. common at IL so c+s bushels very good al
20 ~. 80 slcis goodat ST. $50 bushels very good
nt SsG: lis bushels very good at Sls2. Red, l,oss
bushels gnd at $3.50; 2, bushels common At sl40
,362 sheI; pFiintat S7o' is: bushels gooaat st;Sa
81 Gs: 2lS bushels common at $l5d: 13g bushels very
COOL t ss7: i5G bushels very good $lSs; ss busii-
q. fatr at sl.5.. .,o,d =, roe ~,
bushels very good ~ 7s" ..,
OATe.-iap bushels wcstciE III 5ss
KYE-l3J bushels good at 10c.
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The fir s,I,nuav Gaze Revived.

CHlcAGo, July a9:--In the Circuit Court
this forenoon, In the case Of. DR.. CLANCY,
Judge Williams overrulcd demurrer flied
by the defendants, and refused to grant a
temporary injunction restraining the vestry-
men from diverting the funds of the parish
to the support of the depoSed rector.
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Negro Riot I'm Savannah, Ga.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 29.-An attempt OF
negroes to ride on the street-cars culminated
in Il difficulty tonight. Two whites and
several negroes were wounded. There is a
great deal of excitcihttit IN the city growing
out of the affair.
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PORT OF RlCHfo oNI,, JULr 70, ls71. 3

PORT OF RICHMOND, JULT 70, ls7z.
ARaIvED.
S steimer Old Dominion, Bourne, New York Mer.s.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegaif, Baltimore, mer-a
clfandise and passengers. 70 WhatHi
schooner Henry r. Bond, Bush, Havre de Grace,
coal. :.
schooner siekinah, cersey. Philadciphia. coal.
f4s7f.ss SAILED.
Steamer john Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer- I;
cf,ntiisg and passengers. L. B. Tatnnl, Igcnts -
Steamer Alliance, Piatt, Philadelphia. mcrchan-
disc and PASSENGERS. ". r. Porter, agent, !,
Schooner aary huSupsat psrtey Mr0'en
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
HABrIAoRE, July eT-schooner Alice Curtis
MEMORANDA.
Norfolk. July 9I.-,Arriyed, schooner planst.
MARS Ireekmore. frGtf Richmond. bouhd 10 ticorge-
tow.; William Frazier, Jamcs, from Richmond.s
WEsr PoIST, July c9-Arriyed. steamer State ~
Virginia, Baltimore, merchandise ana passcngcrss
Richmond and York River Railroad Company, 20
sail tomorrow. -, i, 80
tain Platsr arrived in this port tNoriot tk)
morning, from working cruise in the waters Sf a
next cruise In the vicinity of Key West.
NEw YoHKs July e5.-Arfived schooner H. w.
GGaaTss ssanns sah 9ainn an1oLe Lee Wie
Barring: schocaer Al.ira. Nancott: schooner ]. y
Merritt, Merritt; schooner IL. Pearce, Hnnt--sh
from Virginia. ~
NOTICE TO MARINERS. sss
Licutcnaut-(,oionel Engineer George Thorn has3
issucd specifications for the removal OF snnkes
rocks In Gloucester harbor. an appropriation OF
$4,000 having been made by Congress for that pnr-
pose The rocks To I've removed are Bason's Ledge.
OF Fort Point. Clam Rocks and Pinnacle Rocks IN
Iurinr Cove and the rocks of Joseph Friends and
John Pew's wltrves. The work Is TO be commenced
on or before the lst Of september, and compieten
before the .ttl Of December next.
BY TELEGlAfH.
ForTRESs MONROE. july 2g.-PaSsed In bark
Maggie V. Hugg. from Baltimore for Richmond.
Passed out bark Elvcrton. for Rio, and brig village
Bell, for Denerdra.
New YORK. July 2s.-Arrved, steamer Idaho,
| from Liverpool. Arrived out, steamers Nefada,
City of Washington, Iowa. anu Nemesis.
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Not the RinnyiIIa-

KEY WEST, July 29.-The steamship re-
ported ashore to the northward, and sup
posed to be the Benville, was the George
Cromwell. She was stranded but short
time, and got off and resumed her voyage.
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10000 iii The State. All, however. claim :
majority iii the Legislature sufficient to place
Governor Vance in the United States Senate
and six out of eight congressman.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 29.-One hundred
and fifty coiored voters are challenged in one
township in Wake county for improperregfs-
tratiof.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

p,ur,DrIpIIIA July 29.-Breyes dull this week
Ian, nrir.s iirncr sale; of lno head reniisyi-
yauiu and western steers ut 7i@7tc. fair TO soo,,
GiGD7c; common. SAGE. sheep In falr dehiahu
S,ies n ono head nj 56i8c Hogs In demand; sales
1000 head at - 2JlES77o per cwt
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we are now prepared to lay down the above
named paTement IN the most arustic hiahnei' ~"1
in any design, pattern, or color desired, ana al a
cost far less than that OF tagging We VIII also lay
court yards, areas, cellars Of houses floors OF sta
b,es. &c. using the celebrated English Portland
cement, thereby insuring great durability, entire
freedom from dust, smoothness OF surface, and
beauty OF finish, &c :, .oo,, :, J,tso,tcb
Snecfuens OF the work can be seen az DLspatc1a
,aire and e. t;erots, on Main street; Colopei orc
ways OH Franklin street; and samuel ., carter b
on nr,sps received a, the Office, 012 Main ssreet
10 ss-sn j. y. TERRES q co. I
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RICHMOND, VA TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3d. 1872

ltical condition of the South. The meeting
was also addressed at length by Hon. Francis
L. Shober, one of the North Carolina Con.
pressrnen
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NOTICE no MARINERS.
WANTS.

w ANTED, by Il family residing two miles
w stom town. q short distance east Of Oakwood
Cemetery. a WOMAN, either white or colored 10 do
PLAIN COOKING, WASHING and IROSlSG
for 4 small family. Wages. ten dollars month.
Also, By the same family. n WOMAN or GIRL as
Ni-RSf mnd dCHANBER5IAfD; wages from SIX TO
eight dollars a month. Address BOX -, Richmond
pGstoi,i,p. jy So-3t*
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CINCINNATI MARKETS

c,,-r,xr,rt July ca-Fluur steady; new, S7.5oN
Is, Torn duiet AT i70i:c. Pork dun al Tl3 80
Bacnn-Shouldcrs, Sc clear sides III acmahd ~ ee
Wh!skey In fair demand ut S9c
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WANTED, in an Office a foufh'ot
STEADY HABITS, with good recommendations,
Address. Ii, own handwriting. "R.w. B.,n
~ so-it care of Dispatch.
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THIEVES TO HE DRIVEN OUT OF
THE TEMPLE.

AMNESTY THE FIRST VICTORY OF
THE CINCINNATI MOVEMENT.
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CIT, I.DIrIS MARKETS.

81. LUUIS MAKhEIc.
Sr. tcts, sriv 2J-Wbiskcy steady at oiet@ac
pork Guiet: s:j! lois. Sl3.5o19Sl! Shouicero' s3c
clear sIcs. .inssc. Lard qniet at DC.
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,fe''Ss,rcr OF the Erie Railroad.
u Wv =, OK, July 20.-It is stated that e.
,l.io'eHklss, Of the Atlantic and Great
.lr.r '1n ~ railroad, has been appointed trea-
.''"' vi the Eric railroad.
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
LorIsytLLE July 2a.-Tobacco-Smal Dusihcs
and prices unchanged.
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LOAN OFFICE.


TT HARRIS & BROTHER,
ILL., LOAN OFFICE,
SO. l1al MAIN STkEET.
betyeru Fifteenth aud Seventeenth streets,
LEND MONEY ON
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRI;ns
SU,TERWhRE, CLOTHING, DRY GooDs,
All ,r,,s"rtions r,m m kent strictly confidential.
Imy 3-3mI
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MEETING AT NIGHT.

RO17TWELL AGAIN EXCORIATED
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OPPRESSION OF THE SOUTH A
PARTY MEASURE.
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MARINE 1sTELIIaEscE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. 5uLy 10, Rfz.
IN rises 500 Noon rlses. Il.
n, sets 90 ixIt ftdF i, ITO
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NIANTED, persons hayinga snail amount
w Of cash and desiring to invest on long crcat III
rjtv lots or suburban farms to call on or address
'' " J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent, Ills Main street,
T., ar -a,Tu&Th opposite Dispatch Office.
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SENATOR SCHyRI AGAIN ON THE STAN

HE u4KES 4 STRONG SPEECH
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WANTED, TO PURCHASE sHEAF t,7.
w OATS IN large or small quantities. Apply aI
our stables, In Rockets or 1T our once' io%o Sfs
street. c.roppS q cO.
Is 25-8t .l.--s--------- go -
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MASS MEETING AT CHARLOTTE
PEOPLE FROM A LARGE SECTION
MEET IN COUNCIL.

Speech Of Governor Walker.