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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-11

Mckenzie, Lieut.. Smith, n eight men
were surprised by sixty Indians and killed
recently, between Fort Belknap and Jacks
boro, Texas. The report is discredited by
the Wal Department at Washington.....
Three boys were killed in New Orleans,
June 80, by a stroke of lightning.
NEAR Brownsville, Tenn, July 1, Benj.
H. Wray and John A. Wilson, brothers-in-
law, auarroled at the breakfast-table, when
Wray drew a pistol and shot Wilson, killing
him instantly. He then shot himself, n
ficting a fatal wound. Both were wealthy
planters.
Washington.
THE War Department will shortly appoin.
a board to investigate the cause of the late
wholesale assertions from the army.....The
following is the pnblic debt statement for
Jnne
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-11

The South.
NUMEROUS arrests are being made through
out South Carolina of parties charged with
violation of the Enforcement act.......Two
men-Holzenbake and Lloyd were hung
at O~glethorpe, Ga, June %, for the murder
of Col. George W. Fish.
The dwelling of Mr.. Q%uerburn, near Pin
Bluff, Ark, was burned last week. Mr.. Q.
and his daughter were both burned to death.
COCOA report comes from Texas that Gen.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1872-07-11

"HEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS.
w, please say you saw the advertisement
in this paper. +"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
English Customs.

An Amraican lady, the other day,in London,
IN, M 10 church in u hat, not knowing the Eng
,;.h nre,dlce concerning that article being
.'s~ or, n ihe sanctuary. All her friends looked
', WI" hsr " very gravely, and spoke coldy. She
"o,Id a. Id not imagine what was the matter, and
osSsd her husband il there was anything wrong
shon, .sr he- head. He scrutinized her, and told
~, No but still she could see that it was the oh
w.. ~. Of a,,ention, and that many looked at her
!.sL,nce, Glad when chur h was out. and not
.s,;.fed that something was not out Of place or
,,.,' .s.y she stepped in at a friends, who had
is,eiv lived in London, and told her OF her en-
hsrrss.men,. is' "Why," aaid her friend, "it IS
th., hat .'Ihe hat! What is the matter with
the % hat ~ said the young wife taking it of her
h.sd "My bonnet did not come from Paris
and the hat is beauty" 80 it is," was the
reply, but it is highly improper head cover,
inp 10 be worn in church, All abomination 'o
English women. Yonr wearing It was serious
mi.demeanor veriest miss is not lowe'
10 wear hat to service. Seeing that your ha
was wrong people supposed that something wa
wrong with YOU You can wear hat limos
anywhere Ielse, but if you want to go to chnrc'
in England and be thought respectable, you mus
put on a bonnet.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
cRApArlM.
sv pR. J. C. HOLLAND.


., !. uot reached at single oound;
hea,' n'. 40 build the ladder BY wh'cn We I.s'
bu' ". y. Iwly earth to the vauted SKIES
FROM w.. ...,nt to its mmit round By rouh".
,,n, this thing to be srandly true
Tsa, a noble deed is step towar" "o"
!, :s;nr the soul from the common sou
- nurer air and broader view. ...
,r. ia. by things that are under feet;
-h.t We have mastered OF good ana gam
d. D, ,he pride deposed and the passion s'ain'
D! Va w.. ..nouished ills that we hourly meet.
ws sspire, We resolve. we trust.
w. the morning calls US to life and 'lsht.
W.. our hearts grow weary. and ere the night.
~. live, are trailing the sordid dust.
w. home. We resolve. we aspire. we pray
I'd ve think that we mount the ar on ""s'
p.vond the recall Of sensual things
wbils our feet still cling to the heavy cray
81, the ANGELS but feet for the men!
w. m .v borrow the wings to find the way
w. nav hone. and resolve. and aspire and pray
,.. ,rr feet must rise. or we iali again.
o,,v in dreams is a ladder thrown
or,. IT,, the weary earth to the sapphire walls
an. ,hs dreams depart. and the vision falls.
ia. sIeeper wakes on his pillow OF stone
u, ia not reached at a single bound;
D., va build the ladder by which we rise
p.o,, the lovly earth to the vaulted skies.
"a % mount to tho summit round by rouni.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
FLOUR & FEED STORE,
No. 1890 KING ST.
JAMES c. MORROW,

SS-H Informs his fre rds and the rubli" eener
Eft ally. that he has good assortment OF the
SsaN best Flour and + eed at his store. No 1880
King street. newt door I, Fourteenth, which he is
selling AT the lowest mar ket rates.
hi, wagons supply IA miles daily with hour in
large small quantitie IN all parts of the city.
and all orders gwen 10 III edrvers Will be promptly
filled. III is Also agent pr the sale Of Mt Carmel,
Locust Mountain and lie hiyh Coal, and is prep AIRED
20 furnish good article at the lowest price.
l6jan6m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

A curious suit was tried at Ellsworth, Me, AT
the last term of court. 1t was upon promls-
sory note The defense was that the note was
one that was written for practice, as the de
fanda Mt and his brothers were one evening
studying ''partial payments" One of the
notes was made payable to an old man WIN"
happened to be in the room. Nothing WAS
heard of it for several years. The old man
died, and now it is presented by one who
claims to have purchased it for valuable
consideration. The defendant, luckily for
him, was able TO prove his homage at the date
Of the note, and thus got clear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
in PASSAGE RATES
mo TIE PCBLIC.

am now getting up u new Portable HEATER.
heh for ch ea pne-s lurabili and economy cannot
be surpassed. The inside being oi wrought IRON
cannot pand leak gas every part OF the heater
texcept the cast IRON is manufactured under my
ownsupery ision and made in tho bast manner u can
be gotten up ut less expense than any other heater
in tho market. Made and so i ly
Il, MORRISON, =
s-3u a02 Shipley strests
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
W. A. REYNOLDS
Classical 4 Mathematic al Institute
4 Day and Boarding School,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
OPENS Fall Term, September 5th, 1871.
,vH Send for our beautiIu Catalogue

The kennett Weekly Leader. in speaking the
lectures before the Kennett Square Academy an
seminary during the year. says:
Besides some single lectures, the winter term has
included i've lectures on German Literature by Bay
ard Taylor. twelve oy A. G. Norris. on Astronomy
and Geology. eight BY Josiah Jackson, on Physical
biography, twelve by Prot. Moore. on Philosophy.
Chemistry. &C., and ave BY DR.. EllwoOd Harvey. on
Physiology and Hygiene.
Those who have children to attend school viii
please read the following notices -
have had Al opportunity for severalyeA.s past.
oi observing the manner in which the Academy is
conducted, q we'll the department Of the pupils
1no attend Il, and am satisfied that nothing is ne
elected which can further both the Intellectual and
moral Development Of the latter
- BArARp TAYLOR.
C.DARclopr. KssHErr souARE. July q, 1870.
UNION PACIyiC RAILROAD Co., (Engineer's 0Gce.)
Omaha. Neb.. July 3lst, 1870.
o. Y. SHORflIDGR. A.. M.-Deor .Sir:-l desire TO
express my ACCOMPLISHMENTS to you for the and
ssIention you have given to the education OF my
SsaSnter. We are entirely satisfied with the pro-
SSss that she has made in her studies atyour school,
sad we expect soon to send to you another daush-
.sn Being convinced that your seminary presents
saperior advantages for the acquisition OF u sound.
Ssaetcsi education. congratulate you on its in
0''s''ns popularity. Very respectfully p yours.
s.,a ., ~ Chief Engineer Union Pacific Railroad;
Ssno Iof Ctrculars Wnien sivs the Prospectus and
-" srranssnsnts TOR J nsxt @ ssh"ol xear, TO
sU Ksnnstt SQUARE. Chester county. Pa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

At the present time there are 80 Pullman
palace cars arriving and departing from
Chicago every day. The amount Of money
expended in their manufacture ranges from
about $4,000 to $4,000 for each car, the
amount Of capital therefore, invested in the
Pullman cars, which accommodate the bu,i.
ness of Chicago, amounts to about 81 900 900.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

The Felatah ladies in Central Africa spend
several hours a day over their toilet III fact,
they brgin over night by carefully wrapping
their fingers and toes in henna leaves, SO that
by morning they are beautiful purple. The
teeth are stained alternately blue, yellow and
purple one here and there being left its
natural color. contrast. About the eyes they
are very particular. They pencil them with
suphuret of antinlOny.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

There is great commoti0n in Waco. Texas,
caused by an order Of Radical District
Judge g. w. Oliver), imposing fine of 800
and Imprisonment on the members OF the
County Court, until the latter recind resolu-
ton they had adopted, declining to audit the
claims Of certain Radical county officials for
services that they have not rendered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

GAMBRINUs OUrDoNE. An Irishman by
the nam. of James McCatferty went into
John Z. S,nidt's lager beer saloon, No. l29
First Avenue yesterday. and in sir consec"tte
hours drank ~ bottlOs of weiss beer, and each
glass without taking it from his mouth until
It was empty. Afterward lie went home and
ate hearty supper. Then he strolled back
and finished six more.-N. Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
Gduratinual.

KENNErT SQUARE ACADEMY AND SEMI
n NARY, Chester County. Pa. Whole expense
octiStf SHORTLIDGE / NORRIS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
Hatlroal Zines.
Philadelphia, Wilmington aua 6aIt1.
more Railroad,
TIME TABLE

n a. = III M IE,E ;;s;.s:;:; .;;.-:.,..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31
DHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON Il BA LII
L MOhE kAlcKtAD.

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871,
passenger car will be attached tc the freight
train leaving Philadelph'a at 900 D. M. tor viii
mington.
The train will stop at Stations as follows when
sgnalled Gray Ferry. 9l2 r, Ia. Lazaretto 9 80
y. In; chester, 9.4l u IN lamokin 9 A. p. III: thur
low. ~ y. 10: Lnwood 9,3a y. m: Ia, mont. luul
r. m: Eherdie, 10 Is p. III: aruve Wilmington 1910
T.. .Jct2U. H. 4. KEN EG. Sup't
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-31

ek n ~ ~ X1 w iiii''.-ii s516i.-..,.AS.
TIME TABLE.
Coupn- ncing MoNHAY, AplI 4th 1874 T, ,,,,
gIs1d 81. ana wa',ns.en ioxs
Ba,,moie. .,topping at ALI psnn.r,.
At wilmington with Delaware Railroad Luz al cis
D." wat- lafo'd. At Hatrtnp ptGn WIN Jnn, i,a d s.
nrs"t r, nt .,o'd :" ,-siod WIN n5r,h.-r aua
L.,,'ai' AZ salisbury " Ia Wico'nico aud P1eum \.
xPkhss r.AIN stll.i5 A. Nj. t-und.ys .,c.u,sc -, ~,
Psm,v,IIs and "'.ninss9I 'orItng at wllmusc'
rxvrrs r.ar,ns'Sn .I.h tran ioI New Car.n. ~ VIZ
HArhrHT TRAIN At ~ + NJ. tnHniay- excepted, -,
low L.nvood Wilmington, sssn. .na
.on. Sr~aIk ki~on. Nor,h-hs-,. ohari.slawn' T.rr,
VILE. Har,--de-uisc-. Aberdeen r.rrymsn, IA.
w99ii 81 Hnsnolr ch,s.,t ana ~s4l5n.r Hun
ihkt"n sioEiinr ~ Ih.strr In cod , ia, m,pt Mi
n.rir,...,,%s ari.y%: S-wt E,k,.n r.G k' r-rry,e
Fortress Monroe and SOrioikw tsL. .h.
.ILhlNsToS TEAMS.
- pPipss 4 4 Il. si..o, e-~ssn Rhaa Wilmington
INA rM r.. soo F. M At .ra, i~ m .s s .na7 o.
ior iis1rsf,on 81 and ,n'-rm~dl, sts,tsn.
and y fh@ I'd ID slS M uss M :S 70. 20,
s.or % ..ST.sn ,n Chester .,t rntladephrs on SUNDAY
PHILi. AND 8AAto chyTEAA r. 4. TRAINS
s.p,s , .n "a, al cLe,'-r Greek and rn,
Leave ih'iad.,thla o' roIs D.po-it sundays e1c-s
.Ssa, t"la 1000 m snd = $50 ~ "',1ner%i IA" Pn,i.l
OH. iof Oxford at (" I'm, The GOA IN. train Stop.
Leav. f. Deposit tor Phad.lpf un avs .1c.pt.o Al
,,''m ana 20 +. IN OSioTd tor Philad.iphta a
6oo a. m Chn'id's Ford Tor PhlA,i-lpn pnia So u II
Asi - u. " "
rrains LEAVING v ,lrn,neon s1s III. and 4oopm vii
eoh'ct A. LaniJkin junction with the 7Wa N, spc
tfsi Railroad.
! TNRoUGH TRAINS From BALTIMORE
-AA'A cHKsfhk ESR 1920
,ss, oanstt AZ M s. 81 ~ s sa ,.s e .ns g lSs
FROM battuoi-t 70 fhi!ade pbih i-a, Baltimore at z.
AN Way Mall s.a5A.x hIpres ; /. ~ P. N q
/ press 7.l5 -. NJ. kxpr-rs 1910 +. N Express,
from BAt'mor. Port Dspo-i,an med iat.ssAlor
at5uUf.M NJ
Accommodation ranfrOm Port Depos II Per
vile st6 ~ AN. tor Baltimor. and N t-rmediAte
Z
TRIMS FOR BALTiMoRE
Leave Chester at 1906 and gll A.. NJ and AS Pm
lss'e win'nGtun at i252 ~ and iov2 ~, IL IS
| ST.. Y.
SUNDA + TRAIN 1TROy BALTIMORE
Lsa'es Batnur- AZ 25 ~, stopping Al Magnos r. tr
man Aberdeen. Hsvre-de-'' VIZ Cna Il.
town. North East. Ektt n. Newark, Stanton, Nv
port, Wilmington, Cl.yu ont, Li'.wopd and Chestat
kkSSES. Nuperint-ndr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
C0MIAERGIAF AND FINANCIAL
Wheeling Wholesale Market. : !.
oPTICE DAILY INTELLIaRNcEn,l
wAhaandav Anil ~ ID


Wednesday, April II. Ihl
APPLSs-In fair demand At unchanged mica
saiesat nom n "a n 4 M ~ snod N eSoISs
BrFTrnI u, : Il NJ & dIts sfffG'I,Yf'-a ~
IgRGssL n, -soods 4 stSSra ..t,Dnn,s,,or,
a IA nSr buahel torsnTimS whits rSvJ sI,
BAKING PowpER-SSc per pound. -
BRoonS-Fancy, a IS. A rs and a as. plaif,
a. 95da9 10 -
cANNED Goops - Peaches, a pound cans
70 O0n6 60 Der case TomatoGa, 4 pound sanS
"a sSiD4 o. tsWlntl ~ 4 e6f1 $50. =
cnSSsS-ve,1 s.sr"s ma h,SSo.. 90. n. - w y,
old Gosbep. ne;v not oSsrIn1 Fsc,o W. tTxsSt
CRAcKERs-Ijnchanged su1aT liz. iSmo,
ike. Soda 7Ee.Watsr Gxe. oystor YTe. Cy4sr,
9Sc: batter 7Hc. ~
u DRIRD tIenu1T- .peaehaa Sontinue am I'M
arichanked 4 q haiyesI o afsi6c .SnIxed " ase
quarters, SaCc: peeled. 1sasoe. ApuleS~p,
Gtocl; hsro And ouotalIora nominal AZ aNat M
al % prime Az "a for choice brf9ht IT
Regs-Weat ana nrIces Tending dawn ",
uuoteat 49,. =
jtRisitLLAke herring. new SSas white bAh
80 Is; No. : msckefel bSrreIs III rs: No A
90 30; half barrels No 2, 40 OOaS 96: do. No "A
a. 7bla5 90 full weight.
FL0UR-Faney % 80; white wheat family
g COOS 70; choice red wheat family 1S &
superlnc $500; choice pptipg wheat 81 G0A77S.
eHsINrTherata ipts ma oaatiues Of Wheal
cont nuu llght, ind tSe msFkd1 II daIst and an
changed: No. ired 81 7oai Isl OakS-sOe. Com
$50. Rw-7Sc. BarlsS1soasss' = =
eRocmns- CSse-Dull; choice old Govern
ment Java soc. choice To fancy Rio s4Xe. pYimt
9skc; fair TO GOOD 9an99Xc.
g. Nl.-...sLAolEn.. 49, EK1 an.,
Choice 65af0e: Fancy, nc, New OfleanS Mo
50. fof ifais. :
Observation-Disclosures. Crushad powde,ed ma
Granulated 19Kc: A Coffee faXe. n CofFee
laKe. Extra @ CofTee ilc. white q IfK.
Yellow @ 0He. New or,eans. nr,mo 10xE1iir.
Porto Rico ana Cuba, ioe.
Tta-Gnnpowder. II is6al sS. Young Hysop
81 1Oa1 50; Black, 7OasscSSi ID.
RIcS-Cdtolina. MIND. IA: RSnvoon aXS .
sDier;-ernin Peoper 9iaaSeF PImen,n az
cIoyes IA, GCasaia' Il ~ =, :
0nsrTo-sSc nsr nornd d
HAy-f9s % mar Ton. for nrme hailed. ,od
40, a. NS F'' wa ~ F''N'0 '"'"' ''N'e'
ISo.-comuo, A, h.r ,uc. h..vv hand az.
us, AZ az. soo -. O 800 .s"a n,, ~. ~ ~
HG SsiE oysI az. roUnS orS .On.rs ~ ~, ,s
,Ssdas a. nv I.SG;n. .s S natl rodt STo -
sssS co.. @ SS,.o nm =! So
vSr's "a "a On ''' ''''S - w. N'''''
N1ns-iod IN sOd, Sssp al 10 Cd. AZ II. "A In
"A SG0o
oT ~ 40. VA i rS,d foIIg s1t,. o.. r. ;.
hon al 1000 LInseed oil, SssaSsSi IN Tpr.
ne nam sSe. 80 -''-NNN w.
PRoy1sIoNs-Market ,hady with good demand.
~. rorL soIos AZ al
Baoon-Plaip hams ionlOXc sus.r.cured lie:
extra sugar cured 1lX@I2c; shouIders bYMdc;
bfiskets 9O10c; clear sides Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

more desirable than The GoyernorsEibI
aae salary 3 as good, though none ottie
~, 'SiAtles In this State amount 10 much, and
VIC Term Is as desirable rs reasonable
1aa could desire, to'wit, twelve wears,
an entire new bench Is to DO elected con.
tSuns Of tout Judges. The regular term
SMeiVe years, but the first tour 10 be
SsSsel Will determine by lot the term OF
S ", Of a term each Is to serve. Two
Mtsetve Tour years, one eight years and
OuStEelye years. g5ll] . 0.iti'TI > !
lest Jacob will be nominated, II be,
NJ Ne convention, there Is no doubt. ]
ISaCkSon's chances are also good. Mi
CsAson IS at present o member Of the
S~.sutatutlonal Convention, and la!
s @.Se much character and reputation X
' %ca; His views, while not always suct
~ s republican could second, vel arc ii
" NY imam man liberalAnd backed by argument.
Wa@o,e than ordinary forces. 7 TIa7 :
iDs sMaSetSourg, which can boast ot hay
% produced and sheltered number O
S ~eG who have gone about doing N,
TVtIts work, wasthe birthplace ri Nh
SSS lesson; He is now about lorty.fly,
SSiIs s q ago a'graduate at Princeton
siOos e, and has been in active practicI
i'm Young man, occupying the posi-
w. n.y. o. States Attorney several wear
sSS tote the war. Politics ought not Ia b,
q Ju5 ato confederation in tho selection
" T SSS " but it's, and to be . good par
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
Fl ara ELGE. 81 III
DIR. F.ISHBLATT
90 81 Young Men,

especially, Who have become the victims OF sol.
tlry vice, that dreadful and destructive habit
which annually sweeps to an untlmoly graVo
Thousands Of young men OF the most exalted tai.
ents and brilliant intellect, who might otherwise
have entranced listening SenAtes with the thur.
behring's Of eloquence, or walked to ecstasy tho
living Tyre, may call with full confidence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18

Jackson. There Is no fayoritism In this
estimate, for have only Q passing ac.
quaintance with Mr.. jackson, and iieverl
poke 0 word TO M Wood On my llle,I
md he does not know me. II ID their
due. There ore Others whom Iwiah To-
mention as having taken prominent
parts, but will defer until another letter.,
H.. V.R. ~ d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mos.
necessary regulates to pfomots connublai hal
pinees. Indeed, without these the, journey
through Life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects, hourly daEken TO tho view, the inird
viii he msiancSoiy reelection tsst tie Ssppassa
Of another becomes blighted with our own. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
MARKETS BYlTELEGRAPH

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRE, April 17.-GoID-steady
at1105al1t. Loans at 81 per cent. to fla
for carrying them and 1.04 per cent. for
use. Cleatings, SOL 100000 o - ~
MoNEY-Easy at from 0 tot per cent
hgold.lg RgEaS' !
STERLtNd ExcHANdE-109t.
: sGoyERNStENTs-Firm, with an advance
Of tper cent. on 64s and 85s. The treasury
tool s, 900 600 at 110.41 to 1000. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
A WANT SUPPLIED.

oIeleim that cannot DO exeelled, III, lnspuri.
tyAnf quality; ID, In economy; because ! IL Il
hfm mdhArd % econ a. made and win rot ehrink
when opposed % tho Atmpaphefe, lie mott
soaps do. Il win therefore -Wash h.if as nineh
more % tho sospS. now In market 81 the came
price; ID, Forpefiection IN WashtnR. You must
wash Witha pure, clean soap, or yon cannot hayo
clean Nhite clothes. US6 ~ RdSoritG 6odp and
Jon WIN have no more trouble getting your
clothes white and ihultleas, and guarantees thai
Twin not ininre the akin or the most ,delleaie
tabsies. III claim for e An AdSani over an
othetg n that win bear leaving Ri water for 8
or hnnra thout injufing Il Other boars arc
o. bastn after uafnK. fleaSS enoaife al y S
grocer for the FAyorite Soap, and Won WIN Be
convinced that Il Il tho best. W y - -
CApTIolf.=KAfhh bar II stamped 1lIair3, and
AteAdnlcl' tf1UotItt Soap, VlGlH1aefur6d bvTR,
Manufactured and sold at Wholcsalo BY \
Soap and Candle ManafScturer,
Rugts Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-18
STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.

STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady. I
tSTocks-0pened firm and moderately
active. Pacific Mail very strong, witt
heavy Transactions; opening at 1850 and
advanced to 81, and fell to 90, but closed
frmat CIT, The activity in! this stock i
based,partly on the expected increase Il
the subsidy, though the increased earn
ings oil the road helped to advance
Northwest common has been prominent
feature In setting up at slt 10 s3s
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Contra
continues strong al Ssf. The markej
closed strong and active.
Sei V Chicago Market. . d
CHICAGO, April 17.-FLouR-De
mand fair and market firm.
GRA1N-Wheat-No.2 firm at 81 26k
Corn-No. 2mixed 40ta40tc. 0ats-334c
Rye-No. Q, dnll and easier OF zoe, Bar
ley-Spring No. ., 56a5sc.
b PRovrsIoNs==--Mess Pork Weak Of
Sl160, caah, and Ii IS, 1fay. Bulk meats
Steady and firm. Shouiders.-Sia4c
clear rib Bsides-6ta6c; clear do 8ia6fc.
HIGHwNRs-Steady and firm at $50.
HoGs-Weak and lower at a 10a4 40
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, April l7.-FLouR-Un
changed; familYs $770a7 So, n "a
q GRAtNTWhea Red, 81 6sa1!70. Cor
GRooERIEs and unchanged.
EGGs-l6a16c.
BUTTER-2Sa80c.
PRov1sIoNs-Nothing done In Pork
Lard-Steam stc, kettle 90 asked; 9iaS4c
bid. Bulk Meats-Shoulders 4tc, packed
country cured. Bacon shoulders 4ic
sides 6ta7tc.
WH1sKY-S4c. ~ e'''''' . : ". ; y a.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST LnRRTY, April 17.-CArrLE-
Market slow; arrivals heavy; best 81 to &c
stockers n 70 6tc; prospect sloE. n {
SHEEP Market good; arrivals light
prospects good; best 0 10 Oh medium
8 to &c; common z to Tic.
Hoos-Market dull; arrivals fair; Phil
sdelphia "a 70 to 1890; Workers ii 50 Il
"a 90; prospects. allow, 40 avn
new orleans MarEse,.
NEW oRLEANs, April 17,--suaAn-
Nominal and low. Common &c; tair Il
fully tAir 9aeic. e sd%
MoLAssEs-Nominal. Common fer
menting 35c; good common 4Oc; prime
City Refinery Teboiled, $50. is';''''T''
COPPER lsfae0ic,OAsq QEaTT
IsJltHl ,gi'!AouisVllIeV lEaTRet.ns9r VI
,LopIAYnLE, April 17.AToRA Coin
changed ut yesterdays prices; sales, 90
hhds,
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How York prr Good lInrInl.

= NEw YoRK, April 1.-THE market Il
steady and firm for al slaple fabrics, The
trade continues good ramopgst the s1obbets,
but most 81 the commiaaionS houses me
comparatively quiet; and on fancy lines Of
Woolens. concessions Could be Obtained
from the ruling rates on goodBthat can
not be carried over 10 another season.
All styles OF fancy dress goods mo in'fe.
qdeat at li4al3c for printed calicos, he 20
Btyle and Quality; 12ta16c bfUt domestic
ginghamS Pacific Mills Peteaies 2S1c;
Dolly Yardens 21ac; MerrimScle 40 nc;
spragues l0ct Manchester lawuS I4e; Pa.
,ctac Mills organdies 1sG20c do Crai tonne
tBfc; do lawns lGtc; do Dolly sYGrtiens
18e; Slater& Sons cambrics 13tc;; Il onsI
dale do l9lc; New York Mills tn1Silus 90
Reefe Wamsutta do 21ce CLARK d CAM
,brics 1sia1eci. Hope 1sc and HtlPs Sem.
per Idem Tic. ,H5[i =.
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Marriage.

Married persons, OF young men and ladies con
templAtnR marriage, being aware OF physical
weakness, organic debility, deformities, espeeia.
y coiea x. :, asa
He who places hlmtelf under the care OF DR.
Fishblatt, may reltgiously conade In his homo.
a. Q gentleman, and confidently rely on his skill
a. o phyBiciAn. - : 1-'&Ts- b 10 n
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April 17-FLouR-Quiet
and unchanged. n @ u 510iiii5iiiSi 80
Ia CRAM Wheat no, a sc 81; No ? 3,
81 25t Oats NO. 9; 49, c. Corn &
mixed, 40iC.l l Rye No. I, Oslo. Barley
Fall No. ?, Gle Egi9 ,si, S .,l 3 = ~