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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-09-26
.byisttef or otherwise, alaresscd to I'll
Corresponding Secretary, Adolpa Pienin


With our railroad cox mun.cat;0n with
tire otter worl {, j. b1t natural that or
citizens should vie with each other in
their individual efforts for the material
prosperity and growth Of our city, all
landed FRO pertv owners saw the necessity
Of making their localities attractive. Mr.
Fred. H. IIuebncr being (let it be record
ed the first one TO conceive the brilliant
ilca of having free and easy dance
house In the basement of his brick build
ing. on the corner of York AMI Eighth
street and duly rented the same to Peter
Cristmaun and 4 Pole whose name we
coull not learn. Armed with n license
sary FusH oil to keep such machines
running, they had what they called an
opening on Saturday night last. The mu-
sic srruck up and the may dance went
on, with an occasional row which was
settled by drink, until about II o clock,
when the opening commenced in earnest.
One fellow opened anotEcr's Lee with
large dirk knife: he bleeding profuscy,
the thirst for blood became general, those
having no knives oDcGel his next neigh
bor's head with beer glass.pop bottle or
whisky bottle, chairs, carl tables, hanging
lamps, Sc, dc. Those that were badly
opened went to the several doctors AMI
got sewcI up When the City Marshal
appeared on the scene, he orierel the
crowd to disperse AMI the only light left
{ Il taliow canlle) put cut, and soon after,
o'ir yong AMI CROWN. city beam quiet
once mere, AMI Mr. uuebncr's first effort
to make York st. attractive Is deemed
failure. Such are the caprices Of publi57
opinion that it is even whispered that the
city ftthrrs will revoke the license Of this
Holc IN III Wdn,' while they are closed
for want Of fdrnjturc, &c, AMI that other
>a'0)rs will share Ike fate, unless they
20 back to the primitive habits, which
prevailed before railroads, telegraph lines,
aud other ciyilizing agencies had crazed
thelr .hsyin. /. i,;,lso intimatei that the
Star s,hoon on Sth street which collapsed
~ Implication in the same row Is to be
cloy,I.- Lot tAe 3.ol .yDrA on.
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UE - C0n Ter dayi AgARis want@di Al
% u IpIU classes o. ". rklHg peoUls Ol Ell
Il er SIX. gouug or cid. N TaoEs MONEY At orG
or as ia their eTsIre moaeHrs tii tire tine %
% aHythtns tlsc Particulars trea .AUtTF-s ..
Suson Co, Portland, -A@iae, II =
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EMMA \. GUYLEs, Secretary.
PREAMBLE.

PREAMBLE.
To give mutual all AMI support, 10 i'm
prove in on, profession, and to further the
cause Of education: We, the teachers Of
Manitowoc city anil vicinity establish this
CONSTITUTION.
| The name Of this society shall be " The
Manitowoe Teachers Association .
IL l. The officers Of this association Shall
be q President, Wee President and Secre-
taIy. 2 1t shall be their duty 70 transact
afl- the general business Of the association.
aai look after all business pertaining to It,
g The Presil lent sail prcsii e when presen 1t.
and in his absence. or wlfcn otherwise en-
gagged the Vice President. ! The Secre-
tsry shall k-cp all recartiS. conduct the cor
respontcnCe Of the association. take charge
IF an moneys aud accounts, and. in tie alb
sence Of the other officers, call the ass0cia-
ton 10 order.
III. ANY teRcher, school officer, or any
person ipteufiug 10 teach. may become
member . this association by aPpeuding his
u.sTne 10 tins constitution.
" / All officers shall hold FOR the time
cf tso months. and until their successors
snail be chosen. All committees. and all
who are TO coniuct exercises, shall be aP-
pointed hy the President, unless Otherwise
( directed by vote of the association.
Y The constitution may be amended al
anv regular meeting by a majority vote
( provided the proposed amendment shall lie
/ ever. st Isa>;. enc week before being acted
upon.
VI Bylaws Iaay bc made from tine 70
time as the association nav DEEM proper
provided they DO not coafiet Win This con-
stitution.
4 C. +. Niebghn. Mrs Anne 8. Webb.
Emna 4. Guyies, Nellie ). Hodges.
/ Annie Magic John Maggie.
/ Mary L, Shove. W A. Walker .
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For teas ~ the best quality. and most
z.i.,.site favor, 20 to the Nanitowoc drug
store. lott
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~ \, empty bottle Wa fha,if in front e a
business ROOM 1t had hncn thrown there
by youag man who ha tlstely pnreha sen
lottFa &c That fin. perfumcry at the Man
towoc prug store. II
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Musical.

A good Piano Or. a good Mason & Ham
lin Cabinet organ, can be bought as cheap
" of the undersignelasp Of the mapufactar-
sers themselves. Call AMI sec Us before
Purchasing. 20. r. Bacon &sS. l+5-tf.
g. - y o.
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70 narsSNhKER> AMI others in want Of
sewing machines. We guarantee the ma
chine Scld by rs TO Je frSt-class in every
respect and We NIL slITit fer about fifteeu
dollars less than the price of any otter
machine Of Ike gutlitv.
I4-5-tf, o. L. Bacon n, Co, y
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Ncyv ,les.>ia liauor House.

We learn that there l. 70 be another
wholesale EqHor store in CIR city, under
the auspices AMI firm name Of Aller (
Brandeis, who will apen on larS. scale.
Nj. Adler. til, m managing man Of the new
firm, has gone soGth - purchase gonls.and
viii Be on aaal s1,n with full AMI com
p!ete stock Of liquors and wines, both
foreign AMI domestic The readers Of the
Pror viii be alrisc3 ~ advertisement II.
next week.
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County Tea ci,ers- Assoc, sation.


Pursuant to published notice "ad nyi-
..,fino. = n,r.tinr If trarhcrs convened at
s.n..I b,,~o -, SATURDAY
'n' = 40
H'ptHmher LIST Il 'he PURPOSE % organ
izipg County Teachers Association.
At 10 o'clock the neetin. was c.itel 70
or,cr bv c. f. y;ebahn.. and Emma 4.
y-,l
"'''i icy e'e'',n '''Si wy p = ''
that the CHAIR appoint 4 committee 70 pre-
sent constitution. Mr.. [. y. Stewart re
eaiyjn, the appointments such committee,
,.a,,.,1- ia r.ol , Constellation
winch after some alh"h'''i'h'' NsS "'"P-
tel. The constitution rs adopted is given
b,Iow
r,,lo- M. n.t;tutior, The m,etin.- then
t.:.t
tro't'''en ~ ,,'' ''''',n'' = ''''l,
resulted as follows: for ltesiuch[' !. :
Yirbahn: Vice President, W. 4. Walker
c,. p,,,-, e,,,.,a.. Mr. r Y
~ IN y ''''''''" .
Stewart then oona"ete1 an exercise IN
IL me G@oGrRrhy, tpttHW"i bf snort us
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Light ~ thc Eat 81 ,lse North E,iar
We are requested 10 Announce that on
ana after this evening the fred red light
which has been exhibited On the north side
OF the harbor pier, has baan removed TO tho
extreme end Of the pier On the NORTH side
cf the harhor
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TEAS I MAKE a SPECIALITY.

Thankful for the patronage heretofore 50 generously bestowed
npon me- request of tie same, and that yOn wall
also recommend your neghbo1s and friends. II viii 10
nv earnest eadeayor please Iy customers by offering them
hr,tss goods at the lowest prices and by strict attention.
my business. 1871 .s-EtA2l NAhNER
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

MAY 5.-ffftou.-Oroliuary. EsWls5c.: good or
binary. "lm.l.c.: low mdilin., 2.tc
t1opr.-Ihc marked during the week has been very
iirin. with an upward Tendency and an a'!>Hr. ri
90. on all grade. We quote for various brands
Fine. s7ttsI 49, .ulcrtiuc. s>MSs76; extra, :-.5S1
sio.15: family, .l.jnMS I2
foTIt .I.ut-Nlarkci hrin al a5c. per iits!irL
tnrn.-Sales today "i Z llancc 81 1000 bushels 4,
11fh3s1c. for slightly niACd and 7lc for yellow. No
white reported.
Orts.-Ihc luarkc; H." past week has been very
str.dy sale during The week 32"n bushels IT t"t
Ems have kept selling very readily. AMI
while receipts have Lccn quite large, the demand j.
equal, aud shippers are paying to-day lJc. with Will
ingucS~.
alr,,t Potatoes have III no time been over plenty,
AM! with y very t+r call they arc HOW up 10 s:.Ijtl
81 for urmi Haymcns and mixed spanish.
pas al all sorts are dull: II stems 10 lie rs
uIrrh A. any Que viii pay for black and -uEi pee.
for blacks. Not many here Of any sort
Tn~.y-Thc market Is very quiet. White-oak
hnp,rr.ds are wanted. Receipts OF Pipe very lth-
r;,i with le,. active demand. Weqnotc ic,!-'ak'
s..g >;a rulls s2>si $50: whitc-"as hogshcai sa5
ruil; ga 81; whitc-''a. h,,,'ihf' sG@if"'' chin'
"A: whIlr-oak pipe. slcu: cuils slJMS"n
.Si;tgi,x.-Markc, active with good demand.
.a-jncn heart SeMSlo: Ss, :5I.7.5o; 2!-nch heart
sIn6I Sl6: sars. s;.llet:'' ,, ,,,,d for INN,
u,Lrr-Tlcrc i 1t very active 'scihahu w nun
h.r md orr quotations are mainly nominal ir-
low nine clear flooring q LOCO feel ~ s,ciiins,
rI,,r hcar, S!:mS2s jost 10 10 20 ic1t; Eln' "
IN I,,t .i,Gis!5 common noalris. sl-de'tt' hs,i'
0ist and scantiins, S2sS3O, rs 10 sizes alia
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4 Harvard SIndcnt Non Est---t"nfi.
ding ErtcNds and Creditors iakcIs
isi and Done For.

The Boston Pea tells the following anu
sing and somewhat instructive tale Of the
short but brilliant career Of 4 Harvard stu
dent:
Last September Noun" man applied for
and obtained admission To the Freshman
class of Harvard College. who gave the name
of Willard Fillmore Weber. He represented
himself rs Il nephew of tie illIl>tri"n> STATES
man, and Il scion of one of III" nohrSt talnl-
lies OF the Empire State. ana member OF
the very creme de- Ia Crt'm" OF Gotham So
cirtv. His uil-laud manners soon made him
great l;ayoritc with the sporting element III
his class and generally acquainted through
out the college. Procuring the services of
wcll-knoWn Boston firm, ne had his room
furnished in the most luxurious style: Il
fashionable tailor renewed his entire ward
robe on the strength OF his SUPPOSED wealthy
connections, and private family WAS IT,
juirrd TO secure him is huaiucr II h'@h
figure.
"Wchcr lived fast I'LL the time, and mad"
a continual boast Of bis aristocra'r family
and his wealth. though some Of his cia>s-
mates couldn't exactly see why 1t was that
with AL his wealth he never had amy great
amount Of spare change. never c"'IId loan ii
live when called upon, aud once III 4
while would he on the borrowing list him
self. still the youn. man tlourl>hrd, and
his incompatible " cheek carried him along
swinmingIy. He managed 10 put OF hr'
frluw-studcnts who held his promises to
DAY. cludcd the eternal vigilance Of the
faculty. snapped his fingers in the faces OF IN"
upIostcrcr and tailor aud needed not the
hints of his IanII!hy uuil few days ago
There had been Il continuously loud knock
jnm at his door for some Time, AMI the Tune
hid come when he must either pay up OF
va,atc the premises. and it seems l'Ia' II"
concluded TO do the latter. 50 one day !;'Ht
week he was among the missing, and he has
not been heard from since. investigation
disclosed that he owes $500, that he naliles
upon the bond he gave the faculty were
forged, and that last year he played the same
trick upon Trinity College, at Hartford;
Where he came from, where he belongs, ana
whittier lie has gone, has not been louha
ont -
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TOILET ARTICLES
rIrAR AND HARMLESS AS NAlEh'
x,TTAN's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOX
THE HAIR.

r.r,,c,v clear preparations, In ONE po,tie, a., as
e,.ut ,npIIei a. water for restoring 10 gray i .'
nntni,,i color and youthful appearance. U u
and prevent l,ndruii, To promote the sfo""' Va '''
hair and stop It's falling ~, ,,.,. fran, any
I, * tufr,ig harmless aud p,JrCf3 re ifnh ' H.,
,,ssnnnus substance. aud viii therefore e'h, W.
n,,,.c ~ ali The dirt, ana uDprt:tI' ifeihpai",
nv, il, us. Numerous Testimonials haN' pt'u " t
mn Ir,,u, many oi our MOS, proniihc't 'iiH'im n
.ycr, th,py In which the articles ~" ~ US -
iectiorub,p CRYSTAL DISCOVERY J. p'iiSt Ii
l. warranted 10 contain neither snSar al ea", -.
uhIr or nitrate OF silver. Clear ana eitah ~ Sii,
II does nor soil the clothes or scalp u :
nrrfum,d and makes one of tile bcst afGs,'hs', i
the hair In use. IL restores The roiot VI 80, - -,
more lt7ftcfty and WHJprn'g thtn any p.!t =, ,s,
p,r,tlun and always does So In non' mr. ~ III,
DAYS Virtually feeding the roots oil !h' nai, ,tth
ali the no,irshing qualities necessary !" IL "a H.,
and healthy condition, II restores the decay III
tiuc,.s a new growth OF the hair riore pooi's.r.
than ANY thlng else The application 81 tnhS on,
derIul discovery also produces pie;e:tia NJ
Ing ctfec, on the scalp, aud gives Tie huf p'e'N
aud elegant appearance. limit,
We call especial attention. t. the fact ttiil
cd number OF small trial bottles can be iad by az
wishing Ia try II. You viii notice that III puronS
this course our aim Is 10 convince ~ thc as'"''
ARTHUR NATFaNs, :,
Inventor ant. proprietor, NAhipston' ~
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by ,,r.
PURCELL, LADD Co: proptts.nC ",
Ia 2l-eodt)el3 Agents, Richhion' -,
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TIE WORLDS PE0GEE>S.--To form IN IN
t"lllatiunal congress. 10 which should T." r.
TERED ali disputes and controversies arising
between governments. i u Nalml"nujc idea.
TO reduce the weights and currcIirir> al III
li"n> to Il conmon standard ha> been largely
discussed. and met the approval of l'Ttclin-
>taicsilcn and >tati>tS. Bismarck now suG-
@csts an international postage >clien" which
shall cqtEtlize postage between ii! leading
countries; twenty crntimc-. az four cents
American money. to h" the postage upon al
letters for all distances. Newspapers Of two
"tlnc"S weight 10 be half that amount: I'll
countries declining Ia enter into tn" rnnycu-
ton [" hc charged double. \ uGfirn. con
.:rcs> I" consider tlr>'' ard kindred que
ton. has always seemed 10 Us practHhe
and might contribute 10 the l"9",f II solution
ot nlaiiy questions that now lead (" dlr"-
nia1ir controversy and >nmrIncscnd in war.
Huit.Ut0ir .iIRrrirru.
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!. VIRGINIA NEWS
Letter from Petersburg.

1NahcE SrOn Petersburg.
correspondence OF the Cincinnati Commercial.
IN PETERSBURG. May 1G. 1872.
me Republican Executive Committee for
we ioufth congressional district met las,
n'ght, and effected IN organization by elect
u,s "eofgc W. Graham chairman, J. P.
Evans !colorcd secretary, and George IT.
oouth''i treasurer. This composifion is in
.' ', accordance with the purposes and
,v".'"cS VI inc revenue carpct-bugscrs. who
, ,.''c assumed the management of Rcrub.
Wv, a'''.rs III this hiIh'y-blcsscd district
va, p"l keV''ie convention was so arranged
'nu lf'hca Ivy these people and THEN
,r"."lc, 'f'l' tue chairman merely read
WI ,'i Tue commuters the names which
'a,lkcc Allan had brought arranged
'"" prepared, ami but for Jenkins,
nr'd!'c>S and ln'lducss in his own behalf the
"holc programme would haze been carried
'or Mhhout break. rs il is. the odds arc
largely against Jenkins, and in favor of th,
man VINO Is pronounced by his own friend,
anu po'ltlral allies to be the weakest member
vi lhc moor OF Congress. The explanation
VI ms Hes III little nut-sliell-.-that stowell
Is me master OF large and lucrative patron.
aye. lherc are in the district eleven assist
AM i.>''Ss"IS. whose salaries range from $l25
10 Sioo nrr month. the entire duties of whom
''l,Hn' he discharged by one competent
"fl'ciaI. They earn their pay, however. by
'u',,''hS around ana working in the Interests
W Inc man wa" makes or ,InmakcS them.
ne ratistlon meeting called hy the Re-
l'ihi'cail> for Tonight TO endorse the rcul,-
lar nominees ri III" Convention i. sure to ln
4 more or les. dleordcrly occasion. Plat j.
here. and will speak, and .;u,ri;r,> also will
latter. however, will not deal too severely
with boilers, IL it seems not unlikely that he
may run on IN independent ticket if cheated
out OF the regular nomination hv Mr.. :-tuwcu
Porter, II j. stated. has already annrin"rd
himself III independent candidate.
The brick residence and store No. II,
Sycamore street, belonging tn the cst,tc of
the late Charles Miller: was sold to-day n,
auction to William }. Crowtlcr for 81 500,
The Republicans OF Fifth Ward. ut amcct-
lng held last night. nominated G.. II. South
all for Justice of the peace and &. VI. Walker
(colorcO for constable. hayin. decided not 10
place any conservatives on the ticket, The
ether wards ln'~ not vet succeeded in p,,ttin.
IN! ticket for the Council! in nomination.
About thirty or forty Of our citizens lrff
this afternoon 10 attend the opening Of the
new hotel 1T Weldon.
Mr.. Thomas III. Campbell, formerly rrcSi-
dent OF the Soulh>idc Railroad Company. j.
lying dangerously i'll at his rr.;,ltn"r, near
Noitnway Co,r'hnu.s'
y muir race l. ~ com" cn III the Fair
Grounds Tomorrow.
There va. heavy rain accompanied by
Thunder. lightning. and hail. in the country
around HulEeville Wednesday night.
ROGIE -tDAIn.
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RICHMOND PRICES-,.uRRENT.

RICHMOND PRICES-tURRENT.
THURSDAY, MAJ is. ls72
Ties" are wholesale Prices. For small orders M
advance on quotation. l. demanded. Our quos-
tons of country produce are "ltoeeulc. and from
actual silr- on this day.
.frpi.s: From siW:8.
.iicutpt: s2.5W !2.Jo p gallon.
&c: scotch, best brands rns. - u dozen:
EncGn: shoulders. rIasgc: ribbed slic,. s,c.,
md SCARF; iihh"l 5idos. Sc, Virginia hog
round. gn lUc.: Virginia hams. I1!c.: sigor-cured
l3t@lir. plain lr,ilis. l3": c:nva.srd. l!tc.
h"usT: Prime: a"a3Sc poor 10 good. 1oI25c.
Grease butter. 7Osc.-
Era5,dV: French slDGsl3 apple. $500, -.
wholesale: Philadelphia. sa5oG s'.I5; peach, s3a
1925
froous Two Strings. - three strings S3GI 70 25
strings. .L75hsJ.
B~lets Painted, tx" hool:s, $50 three hoops,
q IS.
Bees~aI 32lIa.c. y f..
Brm," ezra: Grccn. 6@.-c.: red, aIL5c Il H.
tuRiH: l6Ttl7r.
Lucfnt1nisd Lty $Gai $3.50 prr rl<c of four dozen
Cora See Corn Exchange report.
IN" Ntol: city mills. holicd. Sc. country soc
LhAa: Northern and western prime cutting
ia l.tc.: common. ia l3c. English dairy, o302Ic.
t"tfs: Rio, -l0?yic.; Las'myra, 2i0213c.: java
,sl,Ioc.
tu"d,ss: hdamantinc candles la@2c. p d.; tai
r'd"" rnrds: si.5o0$5.5o II dorm; wool cards
SaM $50.
f.mclt: $2..5fts2.2o q barrel.
nI.I!,r. lfc.: ni.u, sli0: rnciincal. Sl.25 "A H..
~<;t-,ct Iogwut,,l i5c rlucs;cnt. i2jc
Ury f;rnje: pp!Srs: errl.rc ll!c.; American
fllr: Doll, Warden, 49,: Fr"lIar. nic.: Amos
La,r Io!r: Arnold. / IT,: WalusuIfa ~ Brnwy
t'OTTn.s: M,nrrr.trr. p;c.. Iclk,yillc. ln.::
T., Manchester. Zee: IL i.naksYiIlc i2!c.; il
l,rauictilIr. Ilir. RLEArUED COT1oSS: Peter
borough, -lr.: ialc... So: Situate, IOc.; J.
imo.lcag. lie. IL Reynolds. l3!c.: IL Balou
isr N,snuI,i III 10. W,msu,t, rir Dt:IrI
NC: Canoe iiycr l2ic.: Indian Orchard, Ir. +:
t;rantcviIlc. &c. PLAID DOMESTIC; ottowa. lGc.:
I",t oT.aincs, zoe HICKORY Shifting: White
Oak. l""-: srln!sn. i"ic.: ilaynakcr. l3c TICK
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How 4 CAPTAINS WIFE DEFiED SlIIrwRECK
AHp YELLOW FErEt.--l'lc brig Ahlje tlii
ford. ri Stockton. Me. from pcr:Iambuco
March -, with cargo al Su~ai to Jame> /.
Ward X Co.. i, nnW III quarantine. On TIE
second day ont Gustav johnson, Il seaman.
was taken sick with yellow fever, aud died
April !. Alien smith. anrthcr Of tn" crew.
died April ., and J. !. lay. steward. had
died At the British Hospital before leaving
port. Captain Clifford, the officers, and the
majority nt The crew. were pro>tlatrd 10y the
fever. aud after the death If the first mate.
Mrs. Clifford. the wife nf the captain, tool,
-nic command. uayigutrd the vessel and
brought her safely 10 New York. Above
Cape IIlttcrhs tie brig encountered north
east ~pa Of five rlys' duration. which split
the sails into ribbon, aud carried several
~pu. overheard. but the wnmIn captain was
fully equal to the emergency. Mi.. 'ii!icrd
has been # .ca several years with her hu,-
band, aud Irr> made many OF the calculations
during TIA! time. She lil, II thorough mat be-
nr;lical education. and believes herself com
pctent 10 sail any craft niloat. She l. 81
slender build. about twenty-five years old
and i uml,>umin- and lady-iii>" IN mann"r
Nttr }Urh TtIhH3c.
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bushels While 50 Of mixed and Asa Of yellow with,
sales OF Tue former nc atc and of the lsttnr al Tia.
no sales or mixed reported - 'A''''- - "s' .
Rye quiet at Yesterday tuotatjons. a,os M m
bushels at $fG5. oIS % 'S
Oats arc unchanged; offerings Of % bushels. with
sales ut SOC. $50
Other articles are unchanged
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FEoM ALTAR TO PKlsoN-.t turAGn Eu-
MA$cE.- Chcdgo. May l1.-A y"ln-. hand
some and w"l-drc>>cd lady Yesterday aI-
pclrcd at the county Jail. with lic"n>c and
Il Justice of the peace. and insisted upon
being married to a Notorious hotcl-thiei. who
is awaiting trial. which VIII undoubtedly re-
suit in five wears sentence TO the prnitrn-
tiary. The woman is said 10 hrlun" to Il
wealthy and respectable family. The mar
ria"c ceremony WIS performed and the thief
returned 10 his cell.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR ESCHANGE.l
Rff.rrnnrn ". An, ia 1871 (

tOhN AND fLUUR EhtHaNrEst
RICHMOND, Va, May 10, 1872.
OFFERINGS.
C0NS.-Whtn 100 bushels; yellow, l2i bushels:
mixed, 212 bushels.
.OATS.-W estcrI, 80 bushels
SALES.
CoHS.--Whitc. 10 bushels prime Mt 7sc.: 60 bushels
prime on private terns: 500 bushels very good Of
nc: Ii bushels very good at Tic. Total. 40 bushels
Mixed. Ils buslIci slightly damaged at &c. 81
bushels at &c. Total, 2Jo bushels.
OATS.-lJo bushels western nj CSC.
RE-EXHIBTTED.
rnPS.-White. 2Bo bushels; yellow. l2l bushels
mi ned. ~ bushels.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

l-Whrat Is III better receipt an. , . ~
hushel. while and sd Of red, win sac, .i tne ~
former at a.l Tor choice and Of ts r ai ho,s a. Nv
Tor good. Ia Tor PRINT ;ind ~" ~, If ala
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Mrs. Logan Of Akron, Ohio, has become
insane through the opportunities OF sewing
lu.chinc agents.
A two-story brick house belonging to
Anton Mayer. Of ST. Louis, fell in the other
day, but none OF the Mayors were injured
LUufsvtHe Courier.
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NTIIRACITL COAL.
ISDERTAKEztS.

Joseph c. DIPPNER, F5r1-'a
81 UNDERTAKEN,
1903 Fr,nhl In street. between Thirteenth ana f"r-
trcnth streets.
lam IN connection with The largest conn iact',-
RTE. of The Ited States. ant ain ahle 10 larhish
HrTE and CLOSE CAVE tGES and BUG
GlEs ItE ltlkE. IN -S-'in
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+
Harmouy....,.,. w. S, plumcr. T.C ,' Ias.
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''"''' >''''''' =. tf5,ers"n, t. ~ Mctiowan.
SYNOD or rExAs.
Rra2os .....,'R; +: Bunting, d. McGrcsor
Central Texas. j. 4. Smylie Chamn Cartcr
'@'''''" ''>'S'''" j. n + Marshall
Western TcNas.,W VI. Kil,u,-
rick.
SYNOD or r'ncINE.
, NSnn%"m ,.''''',' ,;y"n%, A.. 9. Matthews
last iinn",cr..G D. Ar"s,r"nr e. r. r HImcrFon.
,.,,o,,,,,o- u; -;
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Lexington .-.....E, !. Taylor. Col. .I.T'i. rrcx-
u. g, ,, ton
~ ~ ''''n'H' 'o''Ph Lane.
,Mi"nts"rcry.....r. Il. Price, r. ,'ohnstcn.
H'n,M '.'''''N. u. Matthews. W. &c. Friend.
Wr~ Hantrcr..l. " vh,rc,, rrc Carr
N'nrh'@t rf to ". Whit, T. = Melton
The stated Clerk ,,no,nrcd IN, ,r,,,,i,,
ton OF the rr,~l,vtrr, Of Sac panic Rr,1;
south ,,n,r,c, 40
CIV mctinn ~ E.,. y, : y r,.o. ,>,,,
nittrr IN rl,,.i,ns ,,. n.,ta, t,'; .,'''
Rev. !. II Wilson ~ ~ J ~, II u .n,
i, y. aud nr. T. Pod 49, :
This committee nrr~cn,,, ,o,o,,.an at ,,o
only commissioner ,,,o,,. :,t. .',,.. .'
credentials WAS Hcy W;11;, m' ,; lr",ri
rrcShytrrv Of New nrl,am. ''" '''''' - WY
ORGANIZATION.
nc election "t Moderator being in order.
NV lH. Armstrong. -! Norfolk nominated
''N' l.. Il. r'ch. -. d., OF Arkansas.
:, "N W. n'nafick Nominated Rev. Samuel
~. " it>oh, II. -, OF Louisville. Ky.