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RoBu e. RApLTS.


Don't fail to procure mrs. wins
Ulow's shooting syrup for emil
dren teething.
This vsluablr preparation has been used
With never retailing success in thousands Of
cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain,
but iHvigorafcs the stomach and bowels,
correcis sridity. and gives tone and cncfgy
10 the whole system. l. will also instantly
relieve.
Gripping i'll the bowels and wind
collie.
We believe It the hes; aad sure-t reme ds
IN the world. in all case. OF dys-atery aud
diafrh0ea IN children, whether arising from
teethiHg OF any other cause.
Depend upon II mothers, it will gige rest
to yourselves, aud
Relief and health to your
infants.
Be sure and call Sr
" Mrs. winslow's soothing
syrup"
Having the faca smrie Of &" CURTIS l. PER.
KINs on the Outside wrapper.
so!S By praggis,s 'brougtcss the World
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Two COiOrcd Plates.
WEs SECh,
Rochester, Y. L
TAX EN- UP,

On tho 9Th dav Of may game Into the On
closur Of the -ubsc'iber, Sec /, Town ~
Range 7 East, oie small bay iorse also one
small bay Mare. Each supposed to be aoont
years old. Said horses are sropofed TO
be owned in Grand Rapids or Vicinity. The
owner is requested feptoye property, pa
charges and taxi them away Leold Adams
Co. Ni. Nav 9Th 1873.
UktAU DORNAN
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The meteorological report for April
We are obliged to lay over till our
next issue for want OF room.
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Mr.. Balcomb begins giving two
music lessons week, after this week
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MILLINERY STORE.

The undersigned has opened a Millinery
Store aud nrcssmakimg establishment over
4, D. Worden's store, where the ladies of
Grand Rapids aud Ccntrala may find all the
late styles Of Hats and sdornmcntS, trim,
mings, Sc, &c, The business Of Dressnak
ing | shah make specially aud guarantee
satisfaction in every case, | am IN receipt
of complete inveiee of the latest trim,
ming. from the ChicaGo and New YORK hous
es aud shall he pleased TO show them TO all
who NAV desire 10 purchhse Remember
the place, over Mr.. Wordens store.
2atf Mrs Nj. J. ARLEY.
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Only thir,y.se.en horses went
through our streets this morning, at a
rate of speed that would make greas-
cd tightening blush with shame at its
comparatively snail like pace. The
other nine hundred and sicty three
are grazing around.
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orrICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CoNGREG ATI0NAT.-Rev. r. N, Wkh'
prss. Services every Sabbath at lo' A. NJ
and u " Sabbath School at II NJ
Prayer meetings "Wednesday evenings
METHODIST EPISC0rAL.-Rcv. J. ID.
c~tr Services every Sabbath a! 10Y A NJ,
and t}r. N Sabbath School at A. NJ
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening
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FEsrtvAL-The NJ. f. Society will hold a
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival at Rab
lin's Hail on the 2sth inst The follow Ing
are the Committees
hkNkRAL ARRANGEMENTS. Mr. and Mrs
Cole Mr. and Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs
Nerves Nr, and Mrs Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Wittrr, NJ and Mrs.
kromer, Mr.. and Mrs. Stebbins, Mr. Geo. A.
Neeycs
HALL-Mr. Rab'n, Mr. sampson, Mr..
O.trandcr, Mr. Fritzinger.
TEA AND roYFrE. Mrs Hosstatcr, Mr
and MIS-. LobdelI, Mrs Bugett, Mr.. and
Mrs, Burt.
Icr CRrAu AND SrRAwPrhR,Fs-Mr and
Mrs Roe, Mr.. and Mrs Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Dazzling, Nr. and Mrs. sampson.
CANDY sTASD.-Wm N,eyes, Wm. McCor.
mick. J. Lyons. Miss. Potter. N 81 KttvRab
lin, Miss. Sophie Fnntaine, Mis- c. Goodbue.
LtMoSAps -, G4rri.un, H, Sampson,
Miss J Gum, Mss Miller, Miss G. Scnrt,
CAKE rIE.- Mr. and Mr.. Battertield
Mr. and Mrs. base, Mr. and Mrs Brown.
SOLICITING Mrs Fritzinger, Mrs Chase,
Mrs. Webb, Mrs b Wo:.ams .on, Mrs, Per-
ry.
To PRocrRE srRAwBERgrEs Mrs Nerves,
Mrs Battrrn, Id, Mr.. James Miller.
ORNAMENTS. Nj. and Mrs. Emery, Mr. T.
Scot. Orlando Necves, Miss Potter, Miss. {.
Goodhue.
WAIrNG on TARLE--Mrs Nsrl"r, Mrs
Bell h, Ell. Fritziager, Settie Moshier,
Juddie Smith. Jessie Burt, Ella Roe.
FLOWER STAND. Nellie Goodhu". Emma
Miller, Nina Webb, Walter Scott, Wiae
Roe.
Collecting Provisions wi Fritzinger
Walter Scot, c. GriswonlI Leroy Ditsrrson,
GashieTs,-Mr. ostTanler Mf, Friizinger.
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ola Iron,
Brass and Copper wanted at the
Grand Rapids Foundry and Machine
Shop.
tf Rom 81 RABLIN.
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Single copies Of the Reporter may
be procured at the News Depot,
under Rablin Hall. Late Chicago
papers also, and all the Magazines.
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Jury Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that The juror, FOR
the July tenn Of the Circuit Cont OF Wood
County, will he drawn at The Clerks Office 10
tie city of Grand Rapids, on tuesday, Jury
9Th, 1872.
F.w. BURT, Clerk.
Juas ls.. 1919.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere
Wells Every Nan HN Own
Lawyer,

AND UNITED STATES FORM BOOK.
A complete Business Mans Guide for every
State IN the Union. II mo, coo pages
Price 5000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-30

TIE President AT HoME.-A Washington
dispatch in the Baltimore Sun says upon the
return of the President "Wednesday morning,
a large number of visitors went TO the hltc
House to obtain an interview. 1t adds:
Several of the callers were ladies. and the
,utr-room of the Executive office presented
more animated appearance than has been
observed for many weeks. Several commits
sious. generally of minor Importance, were
signed by the President, and the greater part
of his time was taken up III consultation
with the representatives of the Cabinet. all OF
whom now in the city We're at the White
House. While the President remains i'll
Washington he will be the guest OF Sccrt-
tary Fish, who came to tho city lust night.
The fact that Cabinet session Is to he held
tomorrow, instead of Friday, thc regular
Cabinet day. and the additional circumstance
of the meeting being called one hour earlier
than usual, gives the impression that some
important matters will lie under consitlera-
ton, though they will hardly go beyond Ger
tain appointments, which it is understood
have provoked serious differences of opinion
+! among politicians interested.
! Secretary Fish returned here for the pur-
n,.se of preparing recent correspondence re-
cp;y,.d from the American agent at GeneV
in ROO, ,rd to arbitration. He will present the
rnrrespo ,rdence at tue Cabinet meeting 90.
morrow. Tie Secretary states that lie is
rr,titied witt. the results of the action 81 the
Geneva Board of Arbitration. The awards
male in favor of The United States are not as
Inr~e as hecould wish, but be thinks those
who represent this Government acted wisely
and judiciollSly.
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The STEVENS BATTERf.-A Star reporter
who visited this ship ut Iinboken on Satur-
,lay found that she is Tar from being finished :
it is estimated that to COMPLETE her would
cost 100000 more. She has already cost
50, 000,0 900, and when finished would not
bring over 81 ,000,0 900 at the outside, 50 she
is iii expensive experiment, if not Il com.
plete failure. During the Franco-Prussian
Wal overtures were made by the Prussian
Government to purchase this vessel, aud pa
pers were actually drawn up; the stipulated
price was $1,200,000, but for some reason or
other the negotiations fell through, fortu-
nately perhaps Tor Prussia, for the ship would
never be able to get one hundred miles from
Sandy Hook. The possible Use to which she
can be put is for harbor defence, and even
then she would be almost powerleSs against
two or three vessels, for if one should strike
her within twenty feet from her stern 1t
would completely disable the machinery and
leave her ut the mercy OF her enemies. She
is furnished with two propellerS, the shaft of
which leaves the vessel about forty feet from
the stern, where it begins to narrow down
utmost to point. The ship is almost sharp
at both ends, so should Il ram or even al or
binary vessel strike With force in this part
she must he dis;btcd.-Nep York STAR
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i'nrusl"nicucc 81 tie Richmond Dlsparrl.1
SWEET STRINGS, MONROE, W. Wa
August &c. 1872.
i has hccu som. time since | trulh, Il
l"u WITH 4 communication from the Viz
HGa ~srlH->. and write now simply to call
an' 0'I"n la the remarkable arrangement cl
'j, summer rr>'rt. one would suppose
i-A' Tor =" short Il -c,l>on most things would
f' I1tit'r i"Ii%n and tiHITTH'$. But this l.
lN from the feet. The arrangements at the
AHic sulphur have been greatly improved
>t'"" ll" W'r, hti H." extreme cleanliness
"d n"aln">> Of everything here has sur
I'l"4 m" greatly. IL surlaSScS anything
Ir'jr seen i'll Our city hotels. There is :; suit:
Suitability about the buildings and Il cnm-
!hnn'>> III every department that is worthy
~ rulnncndtton and imitation too. | really
'Hah That il would pay the management
9' Ill! The other Wa'rruE-places in Virginia
'N,lt the sweet springs before the next
>'"'"n. :" lar as cleanliness is concerned
rally think perfection has been attained
!r1r The pacn is lighted with -;rS. The
''"hih~ IN SON" respects Is not SO good n at
IN" Hi'". Good bread i Indispensable to
y GOOD meal. Tie public are familiar with
ir delightful bpth--tcmpcrLurc ~ degrees.
>'w Il large collection of chickens here on
saturday last. In the chicken yard there are
'"lh"juc> 400. About 200 are killed daily.
N III" White understood that it required
-" Tor breakfast. They don't have chickens
mere ANY day aS YOU may imagine. 1t is
H''f"r to-day than amy time during the l:lst
Week. and fear YOU Richmond people have
rir3 yet 10 endure. ] have been sleeping
Wl'irr blanket every ni.,hl.
W" number about 800 visitors at present.
-" = dressing 1T the White surpassed
"ht thla% ever >;lw. Ii was piled up and
-" l" The highest degree. Besides it WAS
dragged I'll 1t was tl1tmplcd on by rough
pools and shoes. Why WOMAN should pay
~ much attention to her hack | cannot inn
"'ac Il had never occurred to the Greeks
'ld Ronans. II is modern invention for
"Aicii think the Scwlng-uiachnc may be
'"IiIy responsible. our loremothcrs"
"FIEl;nented their beads, necks, and ankles,
oHt II never occurred to them, 80 far as |
hn'w, to load themselves up like beasts OF
hHrh"n.
>"il0rc all this tuery is paid for, but |
''i'd n"N tut think that part Of this money
"3-ut have been better spcEt upon "pOor
''"'i"'I>, Of whom almost every one i'll the
',ottI has all abundance. L.
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,.rr,uia Enterprise In the f6nnfrN---
Ior-r Canning Establish
, -, tI,,. ov,iS.--liNr People.

.t.rn,~r~HhrHr at the lh~IHtr'hi
,,...rn,u. EaftrcURrCor>TY. NA..i
August >. 49,.
ra.. n....r ,;,f,,, 4 t,.w days s@n the peach
....,,,l l.r,. lr,m {. Norman. about tour
....f.,m H.u,ar>r "rl"j. ami q II ! prot
.. ru.. .fN establishment 1t III" kl'd IL
H.. >.... t.Hn ryndrr> ml-ht iihr t" l'chr
-.r#..n- 1T II.
w. ll"tuAn> orchard i >u'h"rh on i
...- - rl. EtI" lid@". ana li> enterprise
n4rang"mrnl have brought their reward
..., ,runrhm and superior a crop "t peaches
.s.rg variety and delicious flavor ~ can
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India sky" is one Of the new blue shades.
All bright colors are taboocd by the Paris
fashion queens.
Itrcquircs four years foran oyster to attain
a marketable size.
A wild girl is the sensation in Nevada.
Wild girls have ceased to be sensation i'll
the Atlantic States.
A Kentucky horse is i'm the habit of ealn:;
what few ducks he finds III the watering
trough.
"Unclc John Harper" has promised to
show Lonylcllow on the turf ut Louisville,
Ky, once more.
The Massachusetts, Prohbitory Ccnvcn-
ton llas voted, forty to thirty-tlrce, against
nominating Il permanent State ticket.
The death is announced of Mary Dcsalr>,
mother superior OF the Convent OF ~.
Xavier, Bangor, Me.
1t is among the runOrs of New York that
George w. ChIdS, proprietor of the Phill-
deIphia Ledger, is negotiating Tor the pilr-
chase of the World.
There was a meeting of the United States
Centennial Committee at Philadelphia on
Tuesday. Colonel Walter W. Wood, COM
missioner from Virginia, was present.
If the Blanton Dunran Democratic side
show is not Il success il will not be for the
want of an immense amount of pulling by
the Grant Journals.
The Chinese residents Of Los Angeles
Cal, turned out in funeral procession last
IL f,f l,n nm
of the slaughter of their countrymen by the
mob year ago.
The Italian journals speak of curious
discovery made at PoInpeii-nanely. glass
bottle still full of nil. The liquid i to be an
alyzed to ascertain its greater or less degree
of preservation.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-On last Tucstlaya young
man by the name OF Addison Stevenson, who
had been engaged by the hands of WccnEtn,
Mcdlcr Il Co.'S Plough Mill, on Pour Pole
creek, about four miles from this city, to cook
for them, Went into the lnill to help carry oul
Some u the lumber, when, by accident, one OF
the pieces caught in the saw. and before any
one was aware oft threw him OH the saw. His
right leg was completely severed from the
body CLOSE to the thigh, and his left leg nearly
severed between the thigh and knee. lie
fingered only about an hour and IL half, when
death put an end to his sutlcringS.
fnqtOn Nv. Fd.) NcUS.
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. from Petersburg.

'''', ,',,,, If the Richmond nisratch,l
r"'"@l,,,, ,,.r>w,s,,, August 10Th, 1877.
49,, En,.r. charged with making
w. n,'t mon Cornelius carrier V"'',e", y.
~ 7'"'Nr ,iI Grounds Yesterday, was pI"''Eh
q" ">,, Mayor this morning: hut me ne"
hi'r NV ,,,jl uuabic to make disappearance
~ ""'-. ,,,t;np oi The case was sci tor it'rS-
iHt'\""'', warrant j. said tc have hccn
p' NV ,n,rh,r S",luc man 'nNoiNcd III
r>a" '' Th,, nrsru'~ wounds are said
i' ',,,,,,>, hut noi dangerous
f. SIMPSON. rrcrptlS IN the employ
VI, , q, Mississippi aud Ohio rail
a. Il" ,,.rn appointed ticket agent III 'he
7o'' '" =, rnc Errhmrud. Fredericksburg
MIN Clcyk rIIt"ld.
1n .,o,,tr,i that Mr. John Il. inpham
III ,a4Lr : speech here '"-n'Sh. ,ol 'i'c
". 1T "drtniu@ his >t!'aIi"h. ou' "'
'.....m,u, }rr, been mad" "t >'icl' an oc'
,.,l-h vi. r"pham'S purpose. 10
.'>."" T., RIM mI Congress Is stated 10
y".' .,.rrl.nilriatly admitted 10y m III
t.n"' ,...,a.,n, EcA-Ntcrhing baseball
!" ..,..,. ,,r.rluu- Tor l,,nrhhur%.
'". .u:-GrHrlry Democrat has
:" .... .anad IN the city AFTER nicrc-
81. ''.-.. .,:s.t. He i believed I" he all
.'t""' ..,y. There are also tnlir dew
."" , ,,,. a,nwrd tor Grant. The
....,rrrrhN. =,
.... Eur.n ,Nc,.rrr> oi Tie Poor h'!d
..4r u.H,hly meeting Tomorrow
~. VI. ,,.n,.,a ,,rrclry auh BROWN Club
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SMyTH CouNTy NEws.-The Marion (Fa.)
Herald of Yesterday publishes the following

Heraid Of yesterday publishes the following
items of news:
Governor Hc.Wii1n not a CdndidGte.--
As several of our exchanges have announced
-lslttlitously that Governor McMullin had
announced himself Il candidate for Congress
in opposition to the nominee OF the -hbin..
don Convention, we are authorized 10 say
that the statement is erroneous. On the con-
trnry. the Governor assures It's thar he cheer.
fully acullicsccS i'm the action of the Convex
lion. and expects to vote for General Bowen
H. lis nGmlucc.
The corn Crop.-Wc have taken some
pains to inquire into the condition OF the
corn crop in this and the adjoining counties
and are happy to say that the accounts from
every qlari,r II" most encouraging. lie
weather has been favorable to its maturity,
and a large portion Of il is beyond Tie rCacl
of the iIuSl.
Luni ,Sdle.-William j. DUNCAN, ESD
irr, sold lis farm. situated three ui", Wcsl
If town, 10 Mr.. G.. G.. GOudrll, of this place
Ion Sl0.UU0 cash. The farm hlS extensive
deposits of lmrytrS on ii, and we understand
That Mr.. GuutlrIl designs erecting Il mill OH
the place for the purpose of preparing the
mineral for market.
Eino,y AMI Henry COlIeW.-Thc session OF
this institution commenced two weeks ago,
and there are already one hundred and fifty
students in attendance. This is Il very fiat
rcrins prospect. We are glad to See the
school 50 llourishing.
U,,dicGIon.-The new church ut Mount
Carmel, three miles east of this place, will bc
completed early in October. 1t will DC drdi-
Gated to the service of God by Bishop ID. 5.
Doggctt on Sunday, October 18th.
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fhr Memory of ifsc Late Hon. Iosepl,
MuSo,

~ n" E0tf"r2 gf tie Richmond Dispatch:
Al me"ilu% of the bar aud citizens Of
NrW hcIll coi!uly held at the courthouse Of
Mtl county on saturday the lth Of August,
~, Judge Edmund G. Minor was called TO
preside aud J.. NJ. Crump. appointed sccle-
'%ry wiereupon the following resolutions
"lefcd by Jclcmachus Taylor were uinni-
,i'n,ly adopted aud ordered by the Judge of
,Hc County Court to be spread upon the
Utilities Of his court:
here.s we have learned that the Hon.
Joseph Mayo, hate the CONFERENCE.-The at
.'.hef OF this court, has recently departed
''i> lie and whereas we deem it fit and
it!"!"F 10 bear testimony TO his many private
'n''n's and public services; therefore be j.
hesotced, That in the death Of the Hon.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Nt RICHMOND.

The winter session of this institution commences
MONTE HIS The course of instruction Is complete
conducted by Il Faculty of eight professors. assisted
by an adjunct Faculty, who conduct daily course
~ examination on The lectures. All the ctinicitt
advantages of Eichinond open 10 the student
without clarge-the Almshouse Hospital, Tie { Oh
lere Hospital, the College Dlspensary ana the ecu.
trail Lunatic Asylum. afortllng the opportunity OF
STUDYING disease ut the bedside.
TERMS Professors fees, Including matriculafion,
Sl2s dissection fee, So diploma Fee $50 No charge
for clinicll lectures or examinations Board can be
obtained for from 81. I" 50 month.
For further information address
Dr.. j. Il. MCCAW.
-.ef." Dean Of the Faculty.
No. 600 Grace street, Riciiinond
III,
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A QUART OF PRECIOUS STONES From NEW
MsxIco.-A letter was received III SAT- Lake
City yesterday afternoon from savas es en-
petition, fitted out in that city son'e lour
weeks ago to search Tor precious s'oii.s,
dated Piano Blance, n. H., August L., WIN
consignment of quart ol filples' eiilei+
aids, garnets, opals, and o variety % pllsh1
of people are examining the specimens with
much interest Samples of the whole lot
will be forwarded to Epdaries in New York
to-day. Savage writes that lie will sent.. an
other collection of bettersquality ina few
days. rss;..
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WEST PoI>r lTEns.-The West Point (Ea.)
star Of yesterday gives the following intel
Iigcncc:
Noriqniton Of the UattapoW.-M Major
Thomas Robinson, OF King william, ana
Watson Walker, OF King and Queen, VINO
were appointed commissioners by the County
Courts of their respective counties 10 we"
the Mattaponi river from Robinson E'lioliS
to Dunkirk, and report the extent OF op-
Strllcions and the amount needed 10 remove
them, have performed the uuly ;sSlsnc oa
them. They are of opinion that about sow
viii bc needed TO open the river for safe
steam navigation. -
Farmers Ciub.-A meeting of the farm
crS of New Kent county WAS held ut the
courthouse on Thursday last (court.day) loi
the purpose of organizing Farmers Cilo
and of looking to the interest of the turning
community. General w. II. +. Lee presided
AZ chairman, and in Il few forclblc feilath1
urged upon the farmers the Importance VI
united action if they wish to make Il elI
business a success. He said that the best.
advertisement Of our lands that we cou!d
send abroad would he to let the people
abto know that we are prosperllig ana
doing well, and we would then hnu that
it would not be hard matter TO induce
>trllrgcrs to settle among us. The mcetlnS
adjourned until November term OF the court,
when The club will be fully organized. ms
is Il step in the right direction, and we hope
soon to hear that other counties will move
in the same direction. General Lee was
elected permanent president.
Puy for Damages. -The Pamunkey tribe
of Indians above this place are, we under
stand, now receiving from tho Government
heavy SUMS in payment for damages which
they claim to have sustained during the late
war. In great many instances, we are told,
they have received great deal more i'll this
way than they ever possessed; Many of them
,uadc money during the war by acting as pl.
lots for The Yankees, and very lew OF theni
lost anything ut all, yet they are all beng
paid. t,,o
me Radical Tfcket.-We understand the
Radicals held meeting at the sehooI'house
in this place on Monday night iast ana noun, =.
mated the following ticket: For Mayor. Al
bert Robinson, the political nondescfiI y, !;
for coupcilmen, William =, Hart, George W !
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

AUGUST a!.--C0tt0n.-Thc market Is quiet but
rather driner. eqroIe at l7seCsfc.-thc lattertor
Prime.
IIhcut.-The market Is dull and lower. We quote
$l.7udfl.i3 for prime white SIs5 for good Lbs tor
ilur to choice ref and Si.iD0 81 so Tor good reti
L0rn.-Stock light. and quote the market iirin
7.6C7Sc. for prime. .ss .se -. 4.
RE Market firm ut $50.
Ottts.--We quote at soc. in large lots.
Market active: new city family: Sao9s
extra SS.5uS3: superine, SI.50eSs IS; old Baitlmoie
extra 81 80; supefine, S66ISG.5f. ~ 1ss}
Observation-Disclosures light: market quiet for want
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p,NNiLLE lrEMS.-~rllr Danviic Na.l Re.
G'S'cr OF "Wednesday gives the following
items:
The GunrtS. -Thc United States District
Court commenced its fall term in this place
Yesterday. and will probably continue in
session some eight or ten days, The trial of
The kukluX, 81 called. continued from the
spring term. will, of course, be renewed.
Mrs>rs. James and EstrS arc yet to stand an
examination under the ktkuX Indictment.
The Circuit Court. Judge Tirtlway plcSId-
in-, commenced lis session last Friday.
4 greeley Ciub.-In accordance with a
notice posted on the street, our citizens met
1T Masonic Hall Monday night and per-
frctcd the organization of Il Greeley Club.
4. ". pcatro>s WAS elected president. The
>ic-prc>idvnls are Captain Daniel Coleman
and MrSSrS. J. u. blackwell and j. \. Smith.
Mr.. T.. NJ. Pace was chosen secretary. Some
committees We're appointed and some rcSo-
buttons were adopted.
R.c. Ny0HIcr Martin. Is,stor of the
PRESBYTERIAN church. left town last Wednes-
day for the yellow Springs, where he will
take two ur three weeks rest Tor the benefit
OF his health.
Ybc HdT5,Y,S Hotci Is To be finished speed
lily. AMI esastd by Il landlord from Balti-
more.