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Asmany persons d|iscreditcd their eXtraor.
binary power, from the fact of their disap-
pointment IN the use OF other advertised rene
dics-and some believed It impossible fol
simple medicines made only from vegetable
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., herbs, &c.--should possess
such marvellous power, Yet they can readily
comprehend that the simple grasses Of tho
field, afterUnderEOing The chemical process oi
distillation designed by nature la the COW and
churn, furnishes us with buttcr-certainly The
most abundant fat, caloric or Matchmaking
bone, tissue, muscle, siuCw and matchmaking
constituents for the human body.
But when those people who first doubt the
efficacy of these remedies commence their use,
they become theirmOst earnest advocates.
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OVARIAN TUMOR CURE.

Never has a medicine taken Internally, been
known to have cured Tumors, either Of the
Womb. Uterus, Ovarics or Bowels; the knife
has been the sole reliance in tho hands of eX-
pcrienccd surgeons; but DIR. Radway's Sar-
saparlllian settles this question. 1t has cured
over twenty persons OF Ovarian Cysts and
Tumors, a. well as Tumors in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DrOpslcal Edusion,
Asrilps. and Cnlrnlnns InnnrnIinnr.
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MCARTHIR ENQUIRER
Southern Points.

HMN
Association. DR.. 4. w. Keer,
of salisbury, is President.
Two two-horse wagon loads
of loose Granville tobacco sold
last week at Milton, N. c.,
for $500.
"a LITTLE girl in Dallas, Texas,
has: Just Gomited a thimble
whichasg she swallowed last
i Christmas. la.
A DOZEN Red Men left Nash
wife Tuesday TO institute new
tribes at Marietta and atlanta,
Georgia.
OK the 10Th inst. ChattanOo-
ga voted to issue $4,000 in
school bonds by a poll of 379
for, to l54 against.
DURING a recent storm in
Jones county, Ga, twenty trees
on one plantation were struck
by lightning.
- Troy, KY, has a pig with
six perfectly developed feet
it has four fore-feet which
branch off from the leg at the
knee.
Mr.. R. KING, in TeSFH has
a pasture of 100000 acres. NJ.
Kennedy in the same STATE, is
content with a pasture Of 100,-
900 acres.
THIRTY-EIGHT thousand five
hundred dollars have been sub
scriDed for the proposed Hen
derson (Ky) Car Works, and
the remaining ST, 500 have
been promised to complete the
subscription.
The fye-foot guage trucks
attached to cars on the Nash
vile division Of the st. Losis
and Southeastern road are now
exchanged for those suited to
the four-foot eight and a halt
inch guage at Henderson in
seven and a half minutes.
BEFORE the advent Of Rail-
roads in the direction of Texas,
beef cattle fatted for market
would command only So to $40
per head. Now, in the face of
a long drive of from 500 to 700
miles to Wichita or Abilene,
the same class of cattle bring
from $40 to S12 on their native
ranches.
The Houston, (Texas,) Tcle-
graph says: IA tract of LAPS
acres prairie land, in the VIII
liam G.. Perkins league, on
Buffalo Bayou, twenty miles
west of Houston, was bought at
auction, at. Galveston the other.
day, by G. Dart, Clerk of the
United States Circuit Court,
for $14.25, or one cent an acre.
The Charleston, IS. c. Nc@S
learns that during a storm re-
Gently the lightning killed a
colored man named John Gill,
living near Winnsboro. Three
different casualties occurred on
the same day on the same
plantation, and several years
ago three men were killed by
lightning on the same place.
.ga SAYS the Charlotte, On. CO.
Observer eve learn that the
last rail has been laid on the
Airline Railroad, and nothing
is now wanting to enable the
trains to run through to At
lanta, save the completion Of
the bridge over the Seneca
river. 1t is confidently ex-
pected that this will be
done and that trains will be
running through by the LIST of
September.
WHEN you gaze upon the sun,
Z it makes everything else dark /;
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hundreth part of the curative virtues Tor their
remedies as is aScribed TO them by the people
who have used them; for bear in mind, only
such diseases and complaints as DR.. Railway,
aftersuccessful treatment with their pemedies
knew they would cure, were enumerated in
their curative list, so that many Of the eNtraor-
binary cases tllathayc been reported awaken
las much establishment in the discovery of
their remedial agents as in those who had been
rescued from death, and made whole and
sound.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
arsaparillian ResOlYent,

Ready Relief and Perfect Purgatiye Pills, in
written testimonials from all parts of the
world, surpass inwonder the most cXtravagant
miracles of enchantment. Physicians and
medical aen In all countries pronounce these
wonderful! remedies Il mystery, that neither
theirscience0f analysis or chemical skill can
explain. True, these medicines effect the
mOstmarVelOus cures, and restore the dying to
life, and relieve the most wretched pain-suf-
fering victim of his fortunes, in from oRe 10
Of the ingredients of their composition, and DR..
Roadway has published their formula with
holding only tw0ncwly discovered roots, still
both French, German, English and American
chemists andphamaceutiSts utterly fail with
the same ingredients as prepared by them. The
great success, which these wonderful remedies
are constantly achieving, lies in the great Sc
cret of combining the ingredients together,
aftereXercising due care in selecting the pure
and genuine roots.
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INSTRU

P0LKhS.ASdnbcam, BY Kinkcl, rs cts.
Belle of Saratoga, BY Victor, IS cts; MAY
Flowers, By Simon, % cts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of tho Birds. 30
cts; Happy Thoughts, by Walker, 30 cts';
laughing Wave, by Wilson, 30 let's; Sunbeam,
kel, each IS cts.
SHOFrISOlili5.EFnt Glance, by Young,
~ cts May Morning, by Schmldb50 CITE; sun.
pe9!ll, ny Hanlpol,a5 cts; and Wilie's BY Kin
MARCtEAA pdlo orsaraogA,l by lIanm.
bach s9rtsiMollica by Klnkol, % eta.
|. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gebrgic'A. Y Loltie'b,
slllie'a and Mayglp'e, by Klnkel, each 35 eta;
Drops o. Dew y'Aliard, dotts; snnbcam, by
DF6UR HhNDS.le AmnfyIia, 10 Els; focus
Ipolkp, % rtAi Ioye's Chase Gnllop, 3j cts;
Praise OF womal Polka. MasnrGaLal by
sALQN riRCEs .-puhrc Of tho iiaymn.
k0lh WILSON, 70 Gte,; Loves Caeesses. KIN.
kot, 40 ctg.; May Blossonih, Kinkpl, 70 eta;
plalntc dos Fleurs. Toncl, 40 cts, Whispering
|Bfeezcs, Wilson, 40 rts.
Any OF tho above mRllel, post Oahi, on ~.
celpt0fprice
cav. ). i. rETERs, 500 Droadwa NY
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r. r. r.

RAILWAYS READY Relief!
Cures the worst Pains in from 1 to 30 minutes!
RaypNOT ONE HOUR after reading this
advertisement need any one suffer with pain.
RADWA US READY RELIEF
Is q cure for every pain. 1t was the first and
is the only Pain Remedy that instantly stops
the most eXcruciating pains, allays inlamma-
tiOns, and cures congestlons, whether Of the
Lungs, Stomach. Bowels or other glands and
organs, by one application. in from one to
twenty minutes. No matter how violent or
cxcruciating the pain, the Rheumatic, Bed
ridden, lnflrm, Crippled, Nervous, Neuralgia
or Frustrated with disease may suffer,
RADWA US READY RELJEF
viii afford instant case:
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, inflammation OF
the Bladder, Inflammation Of the Bowels,
Congestion of the Lupgs, Sore Throat, DIM
cult Breathing, Palpitati0n Of the Heart, Hys-
terics, Group, Diptl,eria, Catarrih, Influenza,
Headache, ToOthachc, Neuralgia, Iiheuma-
tism, Colds, Chills, Ague Chills.
The application Of the Ready Relief TO the
part or parts where the pain or difficulty eX-
lists will afford ease aud comfort.
20 Drops IN a half tuinbier water viii,
in n few minutes, cure Cramps, Spasms, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Headache, Diar-
rhUa, Dyscntery. Collie. Wind i'm the Bowels,
and all Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry n bottle OF
Railway Relief with them. a few drops In
water viii prevent sickness or pains from
change of water. II IL better than French
Brandy or Blttora as q stImulanL
FEV BR AMID ACUTE.
FeYer and Aguo cured for 30 cents.
There Is not u remedial agent In this world
that will cure Fever aud Aguc, and all that
Malari0ls, Billi0us, scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other FcvcrH aided by RadWay'8 PillB) so
quick US Railways Ready Relief. 80 cents per
bottle.
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Tum0r of IL Vears' Growth Cured by
KadWnY's RcsOlYent.

BEVERLY, MASS. July Is, 1869.
DIR. RAILWAY: | have had Ovarian TumOr
in the oyarics and bowels. All the doctors
said there was no help for It.. I tried every
thing that was recommended, but nothing
helped me. / saw your ResOlvCnt and thought
| would try It, but had no faith in It, because
| had suffered for IL years. | took six bottles
Of the Resolyent, ono box Of Railways Pills,
and used two bottles OF your Ready Relief, and
thoTo is not q sign Of 4 tumor TO be seen or
felt, and ! feel better, smarter and happier
than ! have for II years. The yoIsttumor
was in the left side Of the bowels, over the
groin. write this TO YOU for the benefit OF
others. You can publish it II you choose.
HANNAH T.. KNAPP.
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The Very Latest and Full
est.News from all PARTS
!"
Of The World.

Its great feature consists In the fact that il
newspaper rs well. Four of It's pages are I'LL
ed with choice reading acknowledgements
%itorials, general and local news, items, gossip
and correspondence on the freshest aud most
interesting topics. The remaining four pages
consist Of
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Vol VII. 1878,
OLD A N ID N Il w.
THE PEorLE's AGAIN..


E"'f"" NJ H"""F" Il, nue.
The enlarged resources placed In the hands
Of the OLD AND NEW by the public and by tho
proprielOrs, enable them to announce 4 vol.
published. ~"
Mrs. Greenough's story, 'pyth0nia,n and
Mr.. llale's story, cups and Downs win be
continued and completed In this yoiumo.
\ cert os Of short stories by Miss Meredith,
Mrs, stowe, Mrs. Whitney. Miss Hale, Mr.,
Perkins, Mr.. Lorlng and others, has been en-
gaged.
Mrs. Mar,moau's Series will be continued
N papers on '.lhe Church and its Exclusive
Ciaims," GOD in Humanity" Sc.
The series OF articles ON Political Science,
by. gentlemen Of recognized ability, will COM
prise papers on "isalirolds, Servants or Mas
lersy" ''rAQ Ballot in England "TAnd,''
,?ple Law OF Maritime jurisdiction,n "rhc
indian Question" 'llic Suffrage OF Women
Equal Taxation" ''Talins and Protection"
what the New Admlnistratio must dO,'
"Iabor and Wages Question"
The subject Of critical interest IN
NATURAL lTiaroRY AND PHILOSOPHY
VIII DO illustrated by different gentlemen c,n-
lneht IN their lines Of research. We shall
soon have the pleasure of printing papers.
aln9ng 0tbcle, by Prot. Lesley, Mr.. hall, DR..
kellogg. DR.. Gray and President HIM. y
Tho EXamineri IL not conlnedin thereview Of
inc publications of o few houses, butattcmpts
70 give some account OF the more Important
Issues from the French, German and English
press, Nv well as our own, ff1
The record Of progress describes Che sub
stNntiM advance which the world has made,
III. whatever direction, or IN whatever region,
with special reference 20 improvements In
domestic life which may he attempted in
America. Ia, i~r..n ..I'F I'f
The magazine WIN lN undcr the editorial
cbnrgeof Edward NJ. Hale, who will have WI
der asalglance Than heretofore In the manages
Nannl nf tts "A. uNa hana.N.s.a..A . - On
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LM NNINuTEs,

BRYAT,s PULMONIC WATERS
grro DouqnIs. COLDS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Sopp
THROAT, HoAItSEHRss. DIFFICULT BnRATTfSG, ~.
CirlsNr COHHUMPiIoN N LuE0 DIgrAsRs. They
thain. Thousands have boen restored TO health that
he'd before dsgpairod.. Teetimnny Riyon IN hundreds
q cafss. .Ask for BR2aN'B PULMONIC WATERS.
Prize 80 scents pei. box. JOB MOSES, Proprio.
Tor. Is COFtlandt Street, New York
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MEDICINES.
~1vyaro Of counterfeits!
l1p HncEcI SIR JAMES CLARKE's
jUD WGOES FEMALE PIIIS

n. ~ III II r -TFVTNTF ITWVVFlF9
csdegror 70 sell he cottnterTeHs 70 make greater profits.
lhe genuine hgvs DE mime NJ Job Moses on each
package. Al Ohcrs ara ttOthtesS limitations. Tho
GENUINE Pills arc ~unfaling in the cure OF All those
paintul and dangerous diseases to which the female
ennstitution Is subject. They moderate all excessive
gnd cnio all suppression Of the mense8 whom caused
w colo, inflammation, or dise1te. In all cases OF
Heivgps and, Spinal Affections, Pairs in the Back
fld Limbs, Fatigue on slight ~o1ertion, Palpitation
VI tue Heart, Hystorios and Whites, thoy Will object q
ctre when all other moaDa have failed, and although
Ssfy p%oworioll contain nothing hurtiul 10 the most
d.'ieidQ constitution. -
,~irquinr in English German and French around
c RI butl, gives lull direction and advice.
il' cEirtsE Pills arc sold At most drug stores, but
irlg ~druegist cannot supply tho dENUIRT, do not
re ir' ;g ,Sl to accept any counterfeit or bogus ar.
"eir' nj One Dollar 70 tho sole proprietor, Job
.; &C. a", IS gortlandt Street, NeV York, with name
OF Ykproag pilce at which you viii call for tho pack.
tEe end 3 b9tus Of. tho OEEUIRE Pills Bocuroly and
oEprOss.
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RADwAY &Cos 90 Warren cor Church st.
New York.
HfD- Read False aud True. Send one letter
stamp 10 Railway n 90, No. 80 warren, cor.
Church st, ". ". information worth tl0us-
anda Will b0 sent yOll, N|f.I III.
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WORMS

THE ONLY SAFE 81 SURE REMEDY FOI
TAPE, PIN, X WORMS OF ALL KINDS.
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Periodicals.
A NEW ERA IN JOURNALISM
The Great Achievement Of the
Nineteenth Century.
7 II DAILY GRAPHIC.
ALI the News and Full Of
Pictures.

THE DAtLY GRAPHIC is the title Of a news
paper, published in New York, which is
achieving the most remarkable journalistic
success ever clIroniclcd. 1t IL nm c~ight-pago
eyeningpaper uhree editions daily elegant
~ printed, and conducted,by the ablest cditO-
rial talent attainable. .1' $500
Asa ncWspaperTHE DAILY CIR APHIC stands
In the FIRST rank, and contains regularly
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PEE LINE
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI
n INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY.

On and after Monday, May 2sth, 1871, Ex-
press Trains will leave Columbus and Crest
inc and arrive at points named below MS fol-
lows:
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BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
Notice y .he AaaIeted ana vniortunate

Iieiorc ~applyingt 10 the notorioun qaaeks Who advertise 10
public papers ,or using any qussk remedies peruge Dr..
butts work no maiter what your dlieascia, or hoN deplor'
hlic Your condition.
NJ. fats ocoupiee . double house Of twenty seven
rosna n Hindsrscd ny aomo o the most ~oelebrnted mudi
culrfpfcatql. 81 this country and Hufope, and ran be con
b s'lled pcrr0nHily or ~ mall, on tho diseases mentioned 10
lt wqrt. once aud pati6rs, No. ~ n. Eighh street,
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Medicines.
ROMANCE OF CUREl

The many evidences OF extraordinary cures
that are daily reported as effected through
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rlme rabies.
SHORT Ronrr
Westinghouse Patent Air Brakes.
Thomost perfect protection against orci.
dents In the world.

SOL New and elegant Day Coaches and
gWo ually lines of Puilman's Palace S!?ening
Suts nre run through from KANSAS .fTY
u quincy, Galosburg, Mondota and
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CHICAGO

SSEDEI LINE,n
IL
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI.
and iNEiAH APOLlS Railway, via CREST
LINE.
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In the great work Of illustrating Lie events
of the day an extensive corps Of the best
known andnOst accomplished artists arGpnn-
stahtly engaged.
The DAILY GRAPHIC aims Ia be IN It's strict
est sense newspaper. Striving always to he
just and truthful, il discusses all questions IN
dcpendently and mpartially. Ii is not The
organ OF any PARTY, sect, or u,ccd. Ii Is al
ways higl-tonel, ana contains nothing to al,
end Rnytasta, Its "0ntcntg give Z an IN.
mensc advantage over the 'Old Gishionatv
papers, The annual 3alScrp, q' gets
4 10T0ptAT. HtBrcRy Or I'll
yEAR,
Il volume of twcnty-four hundred pages. con-
stituting n valuable record Of events and Il
graphic panorama of our time aud progress.
1t POSSESSES not merely u local Interest, but is
q paper for every reader OF the language, II
Is, emphaticatly,
Tho Paper for the Household.
FERNS, $i2 per year, or 30 for three months.
Address,
HRDAILY GRAPHIC, ID.
10 aud Al Park place,
Jun IL "me%w. New York City,
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A Capital Of 100000 in Cola.

months AMI months. before the first Issue Of
preparations were made, and to-day TIE
GRAPHlCCOMPANI has
The Largest and Lost Complete
Newspaper 1stabliah@on: in
the United States, -.t
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DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

Perfectly tastolcss, elegantly coated, for Tho
cure Of all disorders OF the SyOliaCh, Liver
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases
Headache, Constipation, COgtiveness, Indlges.
tiOn, Dyspepsia, BlliOusncss, Bilious Fever
inflammation Of the Bowels, Piles and all de.
engagements Of the internal Viscern, warranted
10 effect q positive cure.
PNRELY PEGET1 mr.. Containing no
Mercury. Minerals, or deleterious drugs.
EkIy"Obsoryc the following symptOns re-
sulting from diseases Of the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullucss OF the
blood 10 the Head, Acldlty OF the stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Disgust for food, Full
ness or weight IN the PIT Of The stomach,
swimming " tho Head, Hurried and dinlcult
Breathing, rluitoring at the Heart, Choking
or Sunocating Sensations when ina lylng Pos
tire. DimnOss Of Vision, bots or Webs before
ihe s,ght. tefcf Anl ivy INN m lne lleiu,
gkin aud Eyea, Pain In tie Side, Ghost, limbs
and sudden Flushcg Of heat, Burning IN the
Flesh. s few doses of Railways pills VIII
10. tl....afkta f..ss oil Tim a Inrn 1tunt4Iptsa.
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Books.
BOOKS FOR ALL.
u
Books Which Are Books.

Works which should he found In every III
brary-within the reach of all readers. Works
to entertain, instruct and Improve. Copies
will be sent by return post, on receipt OF
price.
, 1873-07-09


Aoview OF the Money, Gold, nond'
Stock, and Provision Markets.
Spte,aa Dispatch u 1'se Chicago Tribune.
New York, July 8.-There waH largo attcnd-
ance On Wall Btroet to-day, and all tho markets
reflected increased activity.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchange made strong advance,
among the buyers OF sight bills being parties
who have been drawing of late. Tho rise started
suo*a'. % o1suy" ~ eo.1 49, ~ 800 eo6
LOT to-morIo"a sseamer uolnB @ooo,ooo III III"
dition to $3.50, 900 In silver bars.
STOCKS.
Tn stocha thu vo,ume ~ hnsineRa uas 1arra
,vhi,o t1a .h"no.s s,or. roors ;n,nort.nt an,1
NUNS 'no oi4"n6o7 "oio 1noio 4inpoit"nt' 3ao
dlstrloatoa among 6roater number OF ahares
than Tor eomo tlmo pa8t In tho morning there
was general advance Of II to 8 nor cent, but in
the aftarnoon a penoral decl;ne on.ued owine to
frea m a.1aa ~ roa1;zs gho ] o.cantiono1 % xaak9es,
In Eric and NorthWeetorn Common during tho
ontfro day was ono OF the features Of tho market.
Tho most aotivo dealings, however. wore in
Iacit1n Mail, Westorn Union, Rock IBland, No"
York Central, Wabash and Union Pacific.
dono in Harlem aud Hannibal and st.
Joseph. Lake Shore was fuctuated only
96 por cont all day. Pacific Mail was active In
against ex-Prosident stockwou, being croBs.
stoei1esa against ths Company: Mr: Freeman,
having requested the other Directors to Join
him, they to-day referred the matter to their
counsol for loyal advice. Tho stock was strong
al day at the advance. Tho strength and actlv-
and Wabash !s sald to be duo to tho
movements of Commodore Vanderbilt, who
Waa reported to DO operating directly on the
street. Il iz believed that tho SHORT ntorest Of
, 1873-07-09
OHIO.


CINCINNATI, July 8.-The following accounts
Of damages to crops aud buildings aud tho estl-
mated losH by tho recont raina, have been rc-
coiyed here:
In Ohio. throughout Fayotte County, oats,
wheat, aud corn aave boeu soriouHly damaged,
many trees uprooted, and one barn demolished.
Tho loss IL estimated at $4,000, beside thu crops.
In Troy, Miami County, the Troy Wagon
Works lost 1ftaon now wagons by tue building
being blown down.
In Washington County the crops wero oonad-
erably benton down aud damaged An estimate
OF tho loss cannot bo made, tho reports not be-
ing sufficiently full.
In belmont County several aores Of timber
were destroyed, For d milo around belmont
nearly all tile fonccB wore blown down, admitting
stock into the grain folds, Wheat and corn,
also, aro hattcned out.
III Morrow County, in tho Vicinity Of Cartl!ng-
ton, OIL Tluraday and Friday, tue storm iove!et
fouoos and timber in oil directions. and many
valuable orchards were ruined.
Tlle loss In Franklin County IL estimated nt
from ESQ, 900 to $10O,000. Tho bottom linda
woro covered with water, destroying the crops.
Part Of tho town Ut Winchester IL undor water,
compelling son,o firms to stop buBinesA.
Iii tile southern portion OF Licking County,
crops Of oil kints aro badly damaged
The Newark, Somerset d stratshyillo Nailroad
, 1873-07-09
Fourth National Bank,

FOR sALK At = discount tuo checks amounting to
$5 S75 drawn against deposited. In suit De-
fsass manufactured by ths hank to delay paynpns
having foundation In lam fAot VIII Ecfer 1t to any
respectable legal authority. Address 6, Tribune aoo,
, 1873-07-09

r4 nn-.u.n nu. .,,r,, =, a..
truck wero "ashed out, anu soVof@ psidso' "ofo
dehtroycd. .,u ~ it, .,,ox .a
N 59 ini9n Joun.S .nS nd .sna m a1i'o III nroatrat
tnnt staang m ING ets t an eo naFt "f Il H.
making 1t necessary 10 ous gEeat pa'' u ~ Ny
hand: o ,....u ~,
IN mo southern Rol.'on 9I ntoen ~ ~ {rn,
Wheat crop an1oroa IN esslnl"tpu tusn " i4 ~
10 to 20 por cont. IN otiior po1tio11s ot ano
county, tfle loss ia s eonsaorapy lgntef: q
Iho woathor 1e stili Bno"8ry' aLu "iilohn y
oioarh e; np soon, tho whoat CROP "moh ID ooao
fipo. Mll 20 greatly ln19fod: n,-.,.,
IN IM,!uakinEum oounty zanesvlllo, MaenimE' 'sa
Ton. Ferry, wayne, ana knox to"nshlps SUI
1orod tho moet ,d d. damago to growing orops-not
!ess tnan S4o'ooo' eoslao6 noaSy 1osS III
timpof.
Ir9lnB on the MuBkingum valley hailroaa or
poet to a. resllmo thor trips to-day; ...u A.
~ t9o H9rtnelu part or butior county, tno
fatn did gram damagp to tho cropB. a largo LOT
OF timber Waa also plown town. ~
In ofark county tho damago Will not 90 Grent.
, 1873-07-09
THE TlGRESS,

Tho F01nrls scnrch Po4tponcit.-ThFce
Feet OF NFAtor in the Hold Of the TI-
grens--fsrops Carclessneas+
New YonK, July 8.-Tlo repairs to tha stoan-
or Tgrcas having boon completed, tho dry dook
WAS Hooded on Saturday, aud It waa decided to
keep tho y0Bsol In dock until Sunday. Early
OH Sunday morning tho discovery was 1nedo that
there wore oyor three feet Of wator in the hold
a,ui rising rapidly. Tho authortlcs at tho yard
aro worry Tetieont, and will not give any lnforua-
tlon about tho affair. It Ia sail that owing to
thu hurry and confusion during tho progress Of
roparB, nomo Of the veaBol's seams wore not
properly packed, thus causing tho loak,
, 1873-07-09
WISCONSIN,

Special Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
AvooA, Iowa Co., Wis, July 8.-Crops look
f1no hera better than for several years.