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, 1873-08-08
Illinois River md Canal News.

Special Dispafch to TAG Chicago Tribune.
LAs41:LE. ~. Aug. THE caHaI-lsoat J.. crotty
nlao the caual-boat Leylaan from Peru loalet viii
from Peoria light, and departed Ills nornins on an
excursion trip fos TIM Peoria Canal Tho caua1-Loat
caua-boat American star. from Iasalle, loaded with
coal anu zinc asscd In. The cnna-boat North Amor
lean, from Chicago. Light passed ont. Eight feet Of
wnter Oil miter-sill Of Lock IL. No report from no.
low.
Tho canal-boat Sunbeam, whilo being towed from
Peru last evening, loaded with corn for Chicago sunk
Mt tho mouth Of the cut. Her dock os mostly under
watGr.
hlorris. 5.9oo BY eern; Mssy Walker. ,lo,le e5 s.a
Btono; Jcntle, Morris, QUO bu corn; hagie, Loch-
ror $500 bn corn Oeorgln, senecs, G40o DI curn;
uracie Grswold ailnooha, 6,go0 bu corn; T. Kyburn,
Marsees, 9,00o bn corn john Garter, LaBao, $500
BY corn; Burr Oak, 1aiallo seno ba corn; csroliue
Prison; Excelsior, Summit a5 ydA Btono; !. T. sher
1nnu, Sig, 10 ys stones II. g. Carpenter, Sag, 7B yls
ttouo: Il. ". Walker, Lemont, &C -yda stouo:
% nn 9 II Wslor 10 L0ns x;a tona .?
Dol. Manning. 1enont. " yla ntnno; Al q
yds stone; J. ". McuinntRa Loinont, W yds stone
ueorge Judd Le'nont, u yts atonei Artbia Len1nnt
stitutlou, Lonont, 20 yflB ;stono; Sligo. Willow
Springs, IS tons ica Erwin, Willow slrnga, 7a yds
u1EAnEp-slIso. Willow Springs, light. ,,,
to@ 10 T bu cor1,. 80 ba oata Milwaukee, Lasae. ioi
tons conl prop Storm, 1sallc, 64U LII z}uc short
Omaha, Seneca, $50 BIZ corn. 300 bu rye 4sbn tlax-
sesa r1s 9hssths ss b n s05n 5 xe,t ,,rv
boz Jsuuls aiorrip ghs Norway. iialry 93,sls Il
lumber 4. 2. nockwoOd, Henry, lo9. .3!9 + lumber.
, 1873-08-08

BUFFALO, Aug. 7.-CArr1E-Roceirts today, In
cluuing reported arrivals, 1,2o7 total for tho weok
8,634. Market dragging ut about ycatortlnys prcos
snds n . Aboat i2oo disposed o. salrs ioa Kentusky
steora, av 1886 to ,42s ns ss.e7Hse.2h; 2sl Mis-
diana steers, AZ l,o1o to 1870 lbs, .$4.6o@a87h %
shigen stsera ay ~ e5s 70 s2 ~ ,bs 3ss 10 L.
Sheep and Ia.''hs-1seeelpta today, Including rc-
sorted arrivala, 800. Total for tho week i, 800.
Market active 1t Yesterdays nrces sales 600 Ohio
sheep, 10000 ths, s4.5eG5527 LOSS Michigan ecep,
7s@91 bH, Il. .005,25 1915 Gambia la,nba, 68@G9 bs,
$e!25Gs7,25; 80 CanAda shoep, 120 'is, $3.50.
1900. TotAl Tor thu wcok, l7006. Market slow At
$i.0o@5.o0. s5ulcs limited. A number Of Indiana
hogs l74G1216 a $70 4.00 223 Ohio etleEs, 210 bs,
$500. Good Yorkors would bring $500.
, 1873-08-08

A.iassri!+ o. NJ y, cnryss,'ale1ce af thu Clci&i
matt Commercial,

Ahaasari' O. ~. D. corvss''t,Irnee af kt fSnei.s-
Tho saddoat calamity that over hhppcncd in
this community occurred yostarday AFTERNOON,
east Of this rluce. Nlr. A. ]. Wine has u woll
feut aoop. Tho past few days he has boon Dig
giug II 1ooper, aud wiudlass a,la Tub for draw
ing up Tho dirt stool over the mouth Of tho vol.
Yostordny, ono Of Nr. Wno'a daughtore con.
cludod to put somo butter down in tho we'll
lot her down IL tho roll for a,nuaonlent,
which had boon frequently done beforo. Ho
tlnaliy concluded to lot hor down, and waa draw
ing hor up, md when noar tho top tic foul air
that was in tho well made her inHeuhible, aud
sho foil out Of tho tub to tho bottom. Hor
fathor, nA soon MS tho acrident was known, ca1no
out and lot ls Bon down to bring hor up. Flo
had hardly reached tho bottom before Le becamo
inaonAiblo from tho fnnl air or damp. No otlier
llolp being near, Dir. Wine raisea MI alarm by
ringing tho bell. Tho neiglthorB cauao III from
all quartera. Among tho first thore vas young
man named Winfield Hanks. Without stop
ping to inquire about the condition OF
bring up ono Of tho bodies, mud whilo engaged
in tying tho ropo lo became ilisenHiblo. Tho
excitement by. this time becamo iuteAao. a
little moro precauton wos now malilfoatod.
Ono or two more persons were lot down, but
could not remain long enough to get either OF
the bodies.
Finally John Dowlen was lot down, and stay
cd long enough to Eoorro Hanks, and brought
him to tho top. A slight 1lutteritg Of tho honrt
WAS manifested after ho was brought up, but it
soou coased to beat. No one else daring to so
down, y graphing hook was attached to rope
and the botlles Of tho other two woro brought
out, life being extinct.
Aiiss Wino was about 10 years OF ago. an nc
compiishod young lady. lior brother, about 2l,
had Just returned from college to upond his va-
| cation, hut he WAS destined mover to return.
| Young hlr. Hankh ~as q son OF our townsman,
| J. b. Hanks Esq, about 22 yoara Of ago, 4
| young man Ut bright prospects,. lilo Ind baen
married just two woekB boforo tho sud calamity
| occurred.
, 1873-08-08

harvoat on hia farn,s In Wnahington and Dakota
Countios. Ono hundred mon with ton fol1r-horso
1capors aro charging through tho rich folds.
-Four large steam M tlroslora Ti4 no nutt In IN onefa-
tlon to market tho crop tie last half Of August.
as August deliveries Iii milwaukee, onn bo con-
traotod at 10 cents por b,tHliol above those Of
September. h1r. Dalrymplo ia Of tho opinion
that minnesota viii export about. s2S,ooo.oto
worth OF wheat from Tho crop Of 1878, aud,
Judging from prcsont Indications, tho grade will
DO oxcoIlent. IcLtor harvest weather cn''hot ho
tmaKinotl.-2. I'au. Pioneer.
II wll bo remembered TINT t!c little sloamor
John lsinsoy, belonging to II. T. Rumsoy, OK
plodod boiler Nov. 4, 1854, a short distance
below tho wharf at st. panl. sovou por'oons
wero killed alld n humber on bonrd and on tho
Albany, Q boat owned by Commodore Davi1ao1n,
soquontly number Of gnitg woro instituted III
tho District Courts Of DAkotn mud lsamsoy
Counties againat Davidson md Isumsoy to ro-
cover dan1ngoa; Rnnaneey being d resident Of
served, but Davidson was served mud contoatod
all tho auitB clear mp to tho Supreme Court Of
tho Unitod staton. Tho aggregate amount paid
BY Davidson on Judgments ald coata exceeded
$25,000. Boforo Rnlnaoy died, which wna In
1875, ho made M assignment for tho bonont OF
his creditors. Commodoro Davidson hns NOW,
through his attorney, put In claim against tho
oHtato to mako R1l1nHoy contribute ono-hn!f Of
THO ulbDuf60InDuLH Tno OIL hCcOllElt OIL LlGEu G4-
plosion caacB.-!Y. Paul Pioneer.
--hirs. HeHs, tho Wayland IN: " mrrdorona,
whose hands woro crnbrs1od In tho blood OF two
mon, ono Of them n brothor, Is MI inmato Ut tho
Utica Lunatto Asylum. Blo reminds thoso WHO
visit hor Of "Lady Macbeth" in tic famous
sleop-wa!lsing acono, md is said to bo living
exhibition OF ono whoBo intellect Inns boon h,irl-
cd from its aolt by dsoase--ono Of whom tho
dreadful malndy OF homicidal insanity hns tnko1,
possession. III her wunlorfngg abont tho cor
ridora, so generally cnyrics III hor hantl pieco
Of cloth. which sl,o laboriounly tears in ehrcis,
mnttoring monnwhilo nomo fancy of hor diu.
ordered Imagination. Hlio differs from Sink
spoaro'a horoiuo, however, i'll tint nl.o locs not
alluto to l,or terrible crime III the long Botll-
o1lies s,o incts upon tho listener, md thore
nro thoso who innist that her insanity Ia nil
feigncu
, 1873-08-08
Alleged Supernatural Gifts Hest0wcd
OH Il Prominent 11ltiy.

From fht Springfield tiH.) Jonrndt, .jHty g.
From Mr.. Ed Hill, Deputy unitoa StntoB Mnr-
shal, who yoaterday returned from II, viait to
Olnoy, Iiohland County, wo learn Home intoreBt-
ing facts connected with tho rocont manifeaa-
tions Of alleged supernatural powor by Mrs.
Powell, wife of DIR. l. Il. Powell, Of Olney, who
will 10 remembered by many of our citizonb aB a
prominont mcmbor Of tho Twenty-seyenth Com
ora1 Assembly. It appears that upward Of
yenr ago Mrs. Powell declared herself posBoatod
Of supernatural gifts, but boing, lady
manifestation Of thom waa naturally repuEnatit
to her. More recently, however, as aho Rtatos,
nho was Diyinoly instructed to put IN practice
her power. md claiming 1t to DO entirely o
heavenly gift, Alo hcatated not to comply with
what Hho considered direct mait1ato Of tho
Her powors, nccon1ing to tho report Of the
citizona Of O1noy, many OF whom fully accord to
hor miraculous attributes, IL chiefly manifested
DO accomplished by tho imposition Of hands &c
companiod by prayer aud repetition OF Scrip
t,,ro, though tho c,,re is not always ltl-
Btnntaueoua, but occurs at the time Mrs.
Powell stntoa 1t will DO accomplished. It Ia
further stated that 10 great is tho confidence in
her power that haudhorchiefa arc sent her, and
tl,oy, passing through hor hands, are returned,
aud offoct tho euro Of tho sick porson sending
them. Tho effect Of thoBo several manifesta-
ti0na is said to be depressing upon tile health OF
Mre. Powell, who continues them, howevor, as
she belioycs, In obedience to Divine direction
Naturally, those circumstances create quite a
conmQtion In tho vicinity, and evon from places
remote crowds nro gathering to wituosa tho curos.
Mr.. IIlHtatos That on Friday lust 112peraonsIsaa
called 10 800 Mrs. Powell, whose doors arc now
opon to nh ~ho deatro lor 1ninistrations Which
aro, Of courHo, rouaoroh Eratuitously. Among
thoao stated to bo cured BY llor, aro several
prominent citzons at Olney. we'll known III this
city. The entire circnmstaucoH aro Of that po-
crlar charactor hardly susceptible Of explana-
ton, moro especially as tho Persons connected
with thcn nro Of Bucli character az 10 cntiroly
preclude tho suspicion of ciicanery. Il may bo
added that tho subject OF these Diylno revola-
lions, aH she considers them, ia not belovor in
EniritualiBm but member, in good stnnding, oi
tue Presbyterian communion.
, 1873-08-08

The Wisconsin Central Railroad has a. 600 men
at work between Stevon's Point and Laao supo'
rior.
a Titusviilo (ponn.) girl, IS yonrs old, n,alo
hor father drunk, stole 3l00 Irom him. ana ran
away with sailor, aud tried to commit suicide
when oyortakun.
Tho latest snakc story is told by tho South
Bond Tribune: Horny Jaquith showed lii this
morning ggoonlsh colorel snake, or reptile,
about four inches long, which waA found in d
AnilroW Jaquith. Tho reptile had j rough or
corrugated appearance, and when tho ocgg WIS
broken open it wah alive aud moving III tho albl-
mon. How IL g got t5,oro isa mystery "o will not
--Wo aro warnod by tho pottsyil1o pa.) Miners
Journal that the advance in tho price Of anthra-
cite ut tho minoB will bo 10 centa ton for aaeh
month from August to November inclusive.
Tho bridge ovor tho Hudson Rivor at rongh-
kcopsio will furnish m tom for tho telegraph
about onco weolZ for some tilno to COMO.
Work bogus thia wook on tho foundation Of the
Tho largest wrought-ron bridge In the
United Btates Inns just boen completed aoroHB
Company: 1ts longth is l,625 foot, its extrono
height 1O7 feet, with an average Of 90 fcot tho
outire distance. The bridge at tho baao IL 90
foot wido aud feet inches ut the top, and is
tfAGeu Will iron foaA A1iu nratGa+ Ile cCAt o.
tho bridge Is about 9200,UO0.
-Jalnea Morgan, lumber-i1aalor Of Glona
Falls, n. \, and a prominent business lnnu ut
that place, mot with horrible death on Thurs
day night. Tho circumstances, Of reported to
III by u correspondent, aro ns follown: Air.
Morgan hoard tho lloraeB In lin barn, during tho
night, kicking and making considerable noiso,
aud taking lantorn llo went to tue barn, where,
II iB Supposed q horse kicked him inaonelblo,
breaking the lantern all setting tiro to tho barn
Mr. Morgan, tho horses, aul burn woro entirely
consumed.
AT North Ogden (Utal,) recently company
Of women wont to tho house OF 4 nlhn who war
In tho habit Of bunting his wifc, ind taking him
TO n barn, applied to Ills naked body complete
covering Of tar, mid would AaYo adlod feathers
but for tho earnoBt 1,lcadlagB Of Ills forglvinG
| spouse.
On "Wednesday Of Inst weok tho aon Of Q. J.
Aualallo, OF Wnrron, Wis.,, agel twelve ycarH,
| waa drilling uo1ne of hib playmatos M soldiers
| using piece OF hath to represent sword, a1lt
whilo running ut rapid rnle hiB foot caught IN
| d croquot ntch, throwing hfn with mich furct
| upon tho sharp ontl or his swotd Which ehtofet
tho sookot OF tic eye, passing to tic depth i o.
brain. The stick brolso off, lowing a pfolcc
tion Of about ono lncll IN length, Mhlc!
tho boy lltnaholf graspad, and not until az
tor. applying Mllci 1oyco did he ssccoeu II
| withdrawing tho BA1no. After receiving tho IL!
jury ho walkatl homo, complaining but llttl1
hia only anxiety eoomea to bo tho fear that III
! would loao the sight Of Ills ayo. Boon, hoWover
| Ito BECAME stupid and lftor lingering for forty
eight hours In agony died.-lhu3tnyto" Wis,
Republican.
oliver Dalrymplo has commenced tho whoa
, 1873-08-08

OFFICE or THE T1PpEcAN0E AontouLTunAIl
ASSOCIATION, LAFAYETTE, July 50, 1878. J
To Tho Mothers ~ Indfana: .--
A number Of gontemon in this city who assure
me Of thoir lfvoly Interest in tho improvement
Of tho human family, and of thoir anxious desire
to develop the san,o, lnve authorized mo to offor
o premium Of 300 for tho tllroo hantlHomest und
boat proportionod babica botwoen tho agon Of
and years, to bo exhibited At tho Tippecanoo
County Fair, on Thursday, Sept. 4, bolng tho
fourth day Of tho fair. The jldgos, who viii DO
md ladies' who aro motl,ors OF not less than ton
children, will bo announced horoatter. Tho pro.
1niums will DO as follows, it being, undergsooa
tint thore nluat bs ut least ton ontriea: Hand.
haudso1neBt and bost developed baby, S25; third
llan<lsotncat md bost Developed baby,. 1916.
Dabios compoting for thu premiums rnuat bo nc.
companioa by their mothcrs, and not nurses:
CompetItion opon to tho mothers Of tho whole
State. Bring on your bubios.
H. u. HAsrpIE. President
, 1873-08-08
Tho Produce Markets.

4AC HTOH9kCN HAsLEkAE4H*
NEW YORK,
NEW YonK, Aug. 7.-CorroN-Lower; middling UP
UnEaparurrs-Elour in moderate request; rocoipta,
i ~ sh!to a slest oSs s1trs,
cosn nsai ascsas I've Mss eessy eey
with good tiomand recoipts, 1aj,oDo bu: rejected
s5lng NJ Sssg se36X i
No. Duluth, SIT old winter Michigan, sl.oo: I've
ar,ner Western in store, &c. Corn trrner With fair
Ssos osts IN M a'r e esnd aid acnanse.
aaosassy %ss'S59 oast i7S; md firm no ,s
8&5Ge. MolaEsea q,.iet and 1sm New Orleans jig
B5c. lsico firm Oarolinn, BH104c.
G1arqsnEDlils TUuPrs:1sESDall 1t I 49@taIc. .' 1'''
noef quiet and unclnngsa. Cut meass Unchanged.
far ia tsaay I'D 1sa ssan "Is iss fea
eXc. {;;,.,,rn .,srm w.st.rn ,eae,c
CnEzaE--QuleI 1t 12@l3o.
WnlsKx-Io"er It, IT 9aHG: e., r,,,,
Ang NJ sc
I.95as,60; 81 IouiH, 4iO.oU. Wheat hrmor; psw
red, sisaits; Old, sio5; wlilte, sl.o5@l.Hs. Rye
yoow NaM Sss soi Western, s9e oass I #csdy
white, 47HG9ooo mixed, 41g43c.
pErRoiEUM-~Crudo, 11An; refined, 1910.
"u'sAr-s''''y E SAHT1aonn. e:
BALTIMORE, Aug. 7-1REApsruErs-Flour In good
oo, oorn"i1ci Ike S% Wsstrn an At s7o oats steady wos
ern mixed, 41aa2o. nyo acareo aud 1rm at It 7e@7?s.
yaeon-shoulders. o,ialoo; rlb sidea, 1oS@llo,
sieAr rtb. 11A@1lHo: Mamt; 14S@1oKc' Lard dull;
WIIIAky-Quiet ut 90G19614c.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Aug: a-1nEApsIgrFa-co ; ,a7 scaree
, 1873-08-08
n0KDH.
virginia., o1d..,.....4as{
North Caroli1,aa, oil. 40
Eortli Caroliilas, now. .16H


Idyrnroo1 Aua Z, Il a. m,-NTnrkUt unchanged.
1,vrnpooI. Aug. 7, / ,. m.-d1nriet unchanged.
L1vEnrooI. Aug. I, $50 p. m.-DroalssuiEs lulot
FnANKxo,1r. Aug, 7-Fiye-twenttea Of 40, 07sS.
lAn1s, Aug. 7.--1sc1toH, 57f It'd. ~.
8pecio !n tho Bank nf Franco haB decrcnsad a7,ooo
900 francs during tlIo wcuk ...
I.oNpoH, aug. I, y. m.-Conaols for money, 02N@
NJ aSco,'i't, o2@92'&; saoa Of ~ ot3s do Of o7'
Nate Of discount for nontl.a bllla III open n,nrhot
Ia 311 per cont hollow bank rncH Amount Of bullion
gono into tho Uank uf England on balauco today,
El9G,00O.
L,vEnrool,. Aug. .7-Eyon!ng.- Cotton quiet aud
Rtcady; asailnB upland, 8?6a orcana, 0,sl; sa!eo,
1i010 balcB; American, D,000; speculation and
port, 3o0. Red winter Wheat Ills 1l12a Sd, Flour
21a@2sa. corn 28a3dD2as9d. Lard, 3Ss. Chceao, Gas
oil. Dncon unchanged.
, 1873-08-08

DErnolr, 2itch., Aug. 7.--rAEsEp DowS-prope1ors
Bonton, CuyAhoga, New York, Atlantic, Eyj pttan,
Rocket, Neptune and bargos, EUROPE; bark Sigel !;
schoontrs duling Star, v. L. Phelps, Ben Bird, ing
fisher, Culver.
rAksEp up-Prorellcrs Huron City, Fountain City,
Merchant 1t. Paul, Chanher'ai and barGes; scoots-
ozR Trowhrlegc G. A. King City OF ChlcAgo
.WlND--Soullwent.
DETno1r, Mich. Aug. 7.-pAssrn Do, s-propa
philaslclphia, Powers ll'.sa, wrnnua, Aanka japan
hson sanss J. tv Ii ai If Il A. TGesN09 Ii, sr
DavadRon, Ontario Northumberland A1.ua Grover,
Mary Elizaheth, Althcnian, Butcher Boy.
lAssED Ur-PropA Tnter-Ocean aud bargcB, Pitts
hrGl aud harges, D. Z. Nicnlnoua echrs Famo. Hat
Ated. Oak Lest.
WtNu--SouthWcHk.
, 1873-08-08

Freighta were lower, quota,!o mt sas.<c for CO. w.
To KinEHton-l1Hc for corl. The charters were: To
Dni'alo-sclr penaaukee and prop Arizona, 'cnrf at
and Homer, corn oil rriyata terms; PROPS Tweel
and Ny,uuuth, corn. through r.to also prop Oncdn,
at 6t4c. To KinGstun-Schr Republic, corr. nt
1lEc; Hc!ir Geo. Dousnlan, corn private terms.
IL oo!iingwool.sshr ~ Ega1l. oats at 4e. Total
afternoon the Hchr J. G. Alatston reported fur
corn to buffalo at 5Ac; Ecra Nelson anu bchuylkll,
corn to do ut &c, capacity 1U7 900 f,u.
, 1873-08-08

NEW YoRK, Aug. 7.-DuB!nesa continues nctivo WIN
manufacturers agontB who represent stapo cottona
and woolenn, but tho Jobbing braclc< arc very aues.
eheoingH aud beached srtiugs have IN Upward zen.
doncy. Wa1nautta snirtings llavs been advanced to
&c. McthIon tickiugs aroup !c. cotton,tannelS anu
prints brtsk. Woo1-tinnnoB, fancy caaHimotcs, and
hack beavers In fair request Drcas goods aud hosiery
INng hottpr.
, 1873-08-08
Pike County,

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
Tho Democratic Convention Of Pike County
waa hold on the 4th inst, ut pittBtield. The
nominations wcro as folowa judge J. G. Pet
Hollis; School suporintontlont J. ". johnson.
Tho Hon. Scott WiLo offered tho following 1880
lutions which woro unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That in Tho opinion Of this Convention.
tho Republican purity hnvtn coto of ~ irgsation
nsrs, Ia responsible for tho oppression Of the people
roccasioncd by unwiso arN, uconBclonahle niouo-
aho soul aud especially upon tho stnto Of Louisa,n
and for tho corruption mud oxtravnganco with WHICH
ahc country 10 reeking That wo dsoslnce 4 TOR its
purasIous, for tho nsuiIerabic bhrcnn Waited upon
nn protection Of anotlor and for Banrygrab. buck
pay ateals, AMI Credit MobilIor sranBactous.
tho various Labor Aeaocations, Farmers' Cnla and
Gsanges FrecTradc Leagscs, ana liko organizatios,
will result, through their deliberations and e1estions,
n u 5ss sssag sousy ' Nd ns
discriminating tariffs. and tue odtous 14onopoi!cs
from place and power the nnu pnrtcs that stand
IN tho way Of regeneration and reform.
Resored, Tint, whi'o wa hold the Republican party,
out whose MD tho ontragcs could no1 have bcen perpa
trnse and who Ii tho chief participant in tho BpoiB,
reBpotsib1o for tho socaCd eaAryg grab BtcAl, VIC
dononco alike the Republican md Democratic 1ncnl-
bora Of Congress hosupporte aud voted for that III
famous menRlr0. t.. ....
Iysofred That we relcat upon and point with pride
to the history Of tho administration Of tho country by
tho Democratic party III relation to It's domestic mud
political economy, az we'll rs its foreign policy, from
slo days Of Jefferson to tho administration Of Iuca-
an sud tint we beliovo the firm principles upon which
tho party wan founded, and under which tho country
rose rapidly to such greatness and prosperity arc
Indispensable to FREQ and prosperous government.
And whilst revere and yenerato tho name " which
wo arc willing inds1duuls to co-oporato and labor
with any organization or body Of mon, BY whatever
oane designated, to rid tho country Of its present
grievances, and restoro wholesome aud economical
administration Of public AFFAIRS
, 1873-08-08

BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-Cnttlc-Alartet hnB not beon
very acsivo ths week, except for worry sor mo BALES.
Very best salo, 5's@61c that goneray ratod nFst
{1so. Receipts Tor tho week. 1900; sales, 1850.
IogB-necoirts for tho week, g9o3. Prices declined
t@1c. Market cloacd wCak nt 7G7hc.
Slcsp aud Lambs - Roceipts 6,7O0.. Prices ur-
changed. rricea t4.00Gs00, lattor for nxtra qualify.
Lambs dull at $2.0O@4 4 10 por head.
, 1873-08-08

bocn brought up to tho "annbb1ng rosth nnd
compelled to pay over $4,000, ialnnoo ovor-
drawn from tlio Government aB Naval Agent
during tho wnr. Tl,oae follows gonera1y kopt
thoy nover crowded Government ofnciala for q
eotLemeut,-IOietl0 D|Qdo.
, 1873-08-08

t1,ntvEb A.,
schr Arctur,,. .,,,..,,,a. ..,,, 49,.
t"hr navi 'yVns1s 1s.tta,n l,on ,'t ~
fcr achr t,Io5 r,im Il mu,'", ,a n"h".o e9m..
acisr nnrat 1IGngI, Itg, 1nush;.a""' n;,a 4"u''er.
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, 1873-08-08
rittsba,rs.l, Oil mnrket.

rITTsnun0lI, Aug. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. market
unchanged md very quiet; anles nt fl.0. fu1ther
decline is locked for Refined dull at 1chc.
, 1873-08-08

cars. ucs I60os650; nusiiinl, l5.toaGo0 common,
$4.25@4 486; ssockcrs, socoe342 lNls, s2.15@3.
UNI, $!.o01 30; common, f3.10ta4.vo.
Hoas-Arriyas. 80 csra. Philadelphia. s5.o5@5 10
Yorkers, Si.30t15.lU; common, $4d0t%4.76.
, 1873-08-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

N1w Yonx, Aug. 7.-Money casy at sGssIS por cent.
Brrng dull and steady ut 10aai as for atty Aaya,
ad io33 ee'90H for sIRt. ousto,n n.ats, $sso 9oo
closing ri llb. Loara were fr"ln aG4 per eont fot
carrying. Olouriugt, SIT 700. The Asuistant
Treasurer dlAlurseh $1l3, ,bUU.
Governments utrong alltl higher.
1}ullncas was tho ciot characteristic OF tho Rtoc
market to.1ay. paeIe Mall The nnst act!ve Hpl
Inn ~ to So1 and clos!Mg ut 99 Thy market showed
which declined from 6a1S to bs7s, IL sy,npathy will
tho Ion,aon marke. Tho closing prizes wero firm. i
tho 8t. Paul roud will l'o hela oil Tuo"ay nest, u
which IT ~ lMAiblo Tint tha regular ~ per cont halt-
yently dividend on preferred will ba declared.
, 1873-08-08

Albany Live Stock Market.
ALBANY, Aug. 7-Notlling was done III cattle Today
By which to nlakc : market. -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-11-07
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

Columns, O., Nov. 4.-Governor
Noyes has issued the following pro
clamation of thanksgiving:
Remembering with gratitude that
health and general prosperity have
been vouchsafed to the people of
Ohio during the past year, recogniz-
ing the guiding hand and protecting
care of Almighty God in all that af-
fects onr lives and fortunes, desiring
above all things a continuance of the
Divine favor, l Edward f. Noyes,
Governor of Ohio, do hereby desig-
nate and appoint Thursday, the 9th
dayof November( the present month }
to be observed as a day Of thanks
giving and prayer. 1 earnestly rec
ommend that all the people of the
State do, on that day abstain from all
ordinary labor, and unite together
in worship and supplication. l es-
pecially request that those who have
been blessed with abundance will re-
member and provide for the sick and
poor, now that financial troubles as
sail our prosperity, and as the cold
Winter approaches. "He that hath
pity on the poor lendeth to the Lord,
and that which he hath given will He
pay him back again.
EDWARD f. MOVES, Governor.
A. T. WICKoFF, Secretary Of State.