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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

CAPTAIN JoHN P. RICE, died recently in New
London, aged IS years Old Honolulu residents re-
member Capt Rice as a successful whaling master
in this ocean His last command in the whaling
business the Iris which he LEFT in Honolulu, on
account Of ill-health, in October, 1854 he subse-
ouently commanded the merchant ship Siam, for
Messrs. Williams & Haven, loading homeward once
from this port with oil and bone and once for New
York with guano His last cruise at was to take
one Of the old whalers fitted from New London by
the Government in 1862 to sink in the larbor of
Charleston, and then at the end of about 40 years
from his first command, and being nearly IS years
Of age, he relineuished the active duties Of bis
fession and moored his bark 10 the home port. In
January, 1866. he received the appointment Of day
customs inspector at New London, which office he
held at the time Of bis DEATH From lengthy obit-
nary in the New London Democrat, we clip the fol-
lowing. Capt Smith is now in this city.
ssSome of his voyages quite brilliant and
worthy of note Messrs. n. q w. W. Billings sent
ont In 1927 two fine ships which they purchased that
year the Pha5siz and Superior 10 the Pacific Ocean
FtQliEr, and Capt Rice the Superior Many Of our
present citizens with the writer (then boy OF l5l
NAV remember the beautiful sight presented on the
afternoon OF May LIST, 1880 when these two vessels
with over 5000 barrels Of. sperm oil came ap our
harbor together. remarkable coincidence OF the
rovacs OF these ships may be noted, they left Ton
Eafaboo Friendly Islands. together. bound home,
parted company IN squail that night and next saw
each other OF Montaug Point -Adscyftscr
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R-IaE1 20 Sun VIZ TArsogTT FL1SE NAsTTE.-Saled from
Euu Eluaasao ar- ssth Had trades until arriving OF
a aoasal, tiur calm Passage Il DAYS
nrraur ~ szEarsn-r NrHEasKA, HkEngSs CounANDER--
1 Auckland April lqit D. heavy gale from northeast
tosur Aur uorcd under beads Len again II April
fe1rful weather. ship
triur - Iidiv Rove tueury-four hours. Passed
leland u EuE Afii a8ih. stopped uG Tutua hour
2 Errriouooi ne weather latter part Of passage
ARRIVED Honoiuiu MAJ sfh. Nj. BKEvsrER PuFser.
IrH1r- o. s-nor ur-rHrx nsz1s Masrrn-24 DAYS from
Dior hurud japan sealing expedition Had
ll and SH Wiuds frEi twelve days making 500 miles;
s1uaiiy from Ne. Lass four Gays had very
i ssW wiuds- LurEuss dayis run, l5s miles Tonnage
l1le less than five
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

t9s- The little sloop Dolphin, of five tons bur
then, which has just visited port from San Die
60 route for theseslng grounds is rathera risky
cru to 20 to in, with the intention of spending
five months on board of her. However, so long as
sea-otter skins are worth ten dollars each, sailors
will be found daring enough to risk their all in pur-
suit Of fortune in such very uncertain bottoms.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

LAND sIIDE-Captain Doane, of the Prince, re.
ports that in passing Lanai on the 9th at Laeoka'
laan, great quantity Of soil slid from the bluff into
the sea accompanied with loud noise, clouds OF
dust, aud commotion of the water. He was I'M
able TO say whether the cause an earthquake or
not as no unusual motion was felt on the schooner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

~ The eclipse on Sunday night was observed
by many, and correspondent with the time set by
Capt. Smith. The trade clouds were scudding across
the sky all night but not thick enough TO prevent
good view of the occultation
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

STEAMER KILAUEA-Csptain Babcock took charge
of the steamer, on her trip to Hilo this week. He
is familiar with the route, having been for many
years engaged in the coasting service. On her re-
turn the steamer will be hove out receive repairs
and general ovcrhsuling
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

Pa ~ aSHso1 per Neb-nska NAY En- Hutchinson
ar- nj ti-an IN E-iEhau. II c Denorest, and 1sa
A. -r4ln1.r lrnI Aurliant- \ =
tcr 50 TrAScsou. per Murrny, May s-A Cooke, d
t1 , co1--iIt1n. Nm ! y Ihrum and child, Mr. CRUDE.
lrnaiw
p. rrEscr1sI ~ srzsrorfaul, Nay 81 Il Pinkney,
- ! iisgnl idrr Erat nnriesun.
Aa1n Aurrllsr. Per ErhrasEa May e-ffenry Armitage
a. = n truaaitu Scr 81 Ersncisuo.
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ENPORTS.

Pa F'1E- EruuE. Fe- Camden. Nay rs bags Coffee
Falue-nu-uesic Sd71 S.
E1l sas F1Esclsoo Per D c Murray May 81. SO key
- ls scrH- ~ bag Rice $50 bneis Bananas l25 Dbl
h % trs Cadee buis Goat skins - bbls Pork. G
Eai rls a / ca shuasE 10 bales Wool pkg Specie
F.lae-Dasaaszr- ssSeSS 80 EorciEn SOUS.
fuf EsunuE1 IsIxxn Per Wm IAisc9tt. May Sc bale.
I.-E "a hszr ur-u haieE Has. hsrs Potatoes.
ful - frsE-.uu. Per Sclsaska- Hay q-1is key
Hura-. lrrsiF Banauas Taro lag Pine Apples
ta cepas Saiis and 10 Pkes in transtu from Auok
ira1 \ u
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

LADIES STRANeER's FRIEND SOCIETY
Twenty First Annual Meeting of this Society will be
held at the residence of the seamens Chaplain, at
P. NJ, on Friday, May 10Th. A full attendance of
Members is requested Reports will be presented.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1873-05-14

rEg- The good people or Kawaiahao Church have
recently fitted up pew very lastly for their King,
and on Sunday last His Majesty occupied it for the
first time 1t reminds the natives of the time when
good old Kclauluohi (of blessed memory and his
Queen, attended regularly in the same temple, and
lent their influence to inspire the humble worship
ers there with the spirit of veneration for their
Maker of the same time that the presence of their
sovereign inspired them with loyalty towards him
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~ The Dog STAR Sirius, is now q conspicuous
object in the southern sky 1t may be distinguish
cd by its brilliant red appearance and carly in the
evening appears some forty or forty-fve degrees
above the horizon, in the southeast.
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taE The schooner Kanaile, Capt. Peterson, was
spoken by the sloop Dolphin, about three hundred
miles east Of HAWAII, all well. She had taken a
black.fsh, making fifteen barrels of OIL and three
sharks making three barrels
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tF- Bark d. c. Murray, which sailed on Thurs
day noon in sight from the telegraph station at
shutdown on Friday, fifteen miles south of Diamond
Head Fuller must look out for his laurels.
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Boundary Commissioners Notice.

DROPER application having been made
j. to the Undersigned, that the Boundaries Of the
following Lands. on the Island Of Hawaii, may be
defined and settled, viz
PunalOa /, situated in the District of Hilo.
Makahanaloa and Pepekeo, in the District Of Hilo.
Keaau, situated in the District Of Puma.
Keahialaka, in the district of Puma.
Honuapo, in the District of Kau.
PakinIki, in the District Of Kau.
Notice is hereby given to all whom II may concern,
that MONDAY, the I'd DAY of JUNE NEXT, A. d.
1875 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, is the day and hour set
apart for the hearings Of said applications, at the
Court House, Hilo, Hawaii. R. A. LYMAN
Commissioner Of Boundaries, Sd J. G.
Ho, Hawaii, May l, 1873. 4s3 81
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CHURCH CoNsEcRATIoS.-The ceremony Of con-
secraiing the Roman Catholic Church at Waiuku
Mani, took place on Sunday, May 4, and was wit
messed by a large concourse of people assembled
from all the islands. The Right Rev. Bishop Mai
gret conducted the services assisted by several cer
gymen from Hawaii, Maui and Oahu. There was
an unusually large attendance of foreigners attract
cd in part 10 witness the imposing ceremonies, and
in part TO show respect to the Rev. Able Leonora,
the pastor of the new church, under whose auspi-
ces it has been erected. For nineteen years be has
abored at wailuku with this object always in view,
and has lived 10 witness the completion and
Grafton OF a church, which, though not large as
some others in these islands, surpasses all in archi
tectual beauty and neatness of design and symme-
try To the liberality of the residents of Wailuku
without distinction of creed, he Acknowledges his
Indebtedness for aid in constructing the ediice
The music for the occasion was very fine, and all
present acknowledged that Wailuku has never been
favored with better. Besides several sweet female
voices from Honolulu and elsewhere, the French
Commissioner assisted with his welltrained and
powerful voice The services will be long remem-
bered BY all who were so fortunate 20 witness
them.
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s5s- The Band plays as usual at the Hotel to-mor-
row evening, and at Emma Square on Saturday If
yon can't find a seat at one place, you surely at
the other
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PASSENGERs.

fnus ku1rarn Per NEBRASKA. May s-l6s pkg a lscoi
Aus NnahineEz n Brandy. c. Drapery, and III
DC -. J. -ran.... 81 san Tranei.cn
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Notice.

Turing my absence from tins Kingdom,
IL THOMAS W. EVERETT, Esq, Of Wsikapu,
Maui. will be my duly authorized Attorney, and win
have charge Of all my Property. Real aud Personal.
CHARLES LAKE. 4
Lahaina, April IS, 1878. ass I'm
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NIHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To
il pay The highest market price FOR Dry Hides,
452sm C. BREWER CO.
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The Band pli

q Bark Menchikoff brought no later news than
were received by the ship VIM. Tapscott
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BIRTH.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

rE- Bark Clara R suil is fully due from San
Francisco with dates to May1
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HAvlnls HOTEI-The following are the arrivals

HAWAIIAN HoTEI4-The following are the arrivals
since our last;
Capt Finn Sd " rapscott Mr. Mrs. Russell 4 fam
Jas Williamson, n T. wv Taylor z
Miss Boulcock, NJ Mr. and Mrs Shera. z
John Robertson, n z J A Douglas z
J ? Macnamara, NJ Jas Davidson NJ
DIR. Mrs a Miss Buchanan NJ Chas c Boycs x
Mr. Boyes and servt Ne L II johnson London,
Geo Herbert, Dunedin, n z Andw Rntoal Dunedin, z
Blackjack lnvereargil DR. Fisher VT Canterb
Mr. Ms 4 Mss Banbatyne NJ Mss Pointer
Jas Hunter Glasgow Capt J Harding st Nebraska
VT Jones' stmr Nebraska J L Richardson Kahuku,
Nj 4 Mrs. billiard, Hokitki, X Richardson n z
Mr. Henderson, 2, n Russell n z
Beaumont n T. Mr. Mrs Percival N T.
II GreenweIl, Hawaii, J IIassnger. CITY.
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sHEETsFOR sIHGLEBEDs OR BERTHs

PURE LINEN Shtt - run SihhLE bEpS Uh BEHIND
TO ARRIVE PER WINDERMERE
From Liverpool,
so Tons Factory Filled Liverpool Salt,
80 Tons common Liverpool Salt,
rs Bbls India Pale Ale, (McEwsn's)
Cases India Pale Ale. (McEwan's,)
Cases XXX Stout, (McEwan's)
200 Green cases Geneva
10 Quarter Casks Martell's Fine Brandy,
10 Quarter Casks Hennessy's Brandy.
so Cases Hennessy's One, Two and Three Star
Brandy,
lis Cases Finest Scotch Whisky,
20 Cases Fine, Old Jamaica Rum,
80 Cases Superior Sherry,
rs Cases Superior Port,
20 Cases Lauroures Carte Rose Champagne,
Quarter Casks Fine Pale Sherry, s
Quarter Casks Shamrock Old Irish Whisky
Also, on Hand and for Sale.
Fire Bricks, Fire Clay. Blacksmiths' Coal,
White Lead, White Zine Newcastle Grindstones
Sherry in Quarter Casks and Cases,
Superior Australian Wine, Case Gin,
Baskets Gin. Case Brandy, Case Whiskey,
Scotch Whisky, in quarter casks.
Key Brand Ale, in glass, rri
Jefries' Ale, in glass,
Ind coope Ale, in glass.
Also
i Sewing Machine. small Steam Engine,
l Double Bottom Wrought Iron Vat or Boiler,
Large Spur Wheel, and other secondhand
MACHINERY.
Casks, Tiorees, Barrels, and other containers new
and secondhand, at lowest market rates.
few Superior Silk Handkerchiefs, Best English
Blotting Paper and Stationery, &C., ac., &c.
4s2 I'm W. L. GREEN.
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Posses q ne EDs. fur sAs Month Of Nay, 1878.
EErrarrs " osrz. nEszr1 suzrH-

EoNoIrLu NIEsS TTME.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07
LETTER FROM NEBRASKA.

PLATTE RIVER VALLEY, NRD., June IS.
To tho Editors Of tho tntelligencer: s-,Np4
Thinking Of "old home" and friends in
duCes me 10 trespsss upon your good ma
ture in thus taking the liberty Of contrib.
uting to your columns q few lines from
this far western region, If with your con.
sent, believing We have o few dear friends
among your numerous readers that would
be interested thereby. -s-,.
Having spent few years In the west
among the rich fields Of Illinois, but still
not satisfied, have wandered away out
here In search OF home we could. ever
call our own, and the more to be appre-
ciated by being gift from "Uncle Sam"
for services rendered TO him and In behalf
oil your glorious little State. .-
Nebraska, although viewed In her wild
and almost uncultiYated state, Is q beauti-
full, and no doubt a very rich country for
farming or grazing. The eye never met
moro charming or pleasing sight, espe-
cially now during the present season,
while spring with all her habiliments OF
nature adOrns these wild, undulating
prairies with flowers Of every tint and
hue. To one raised among the hills OF
West Virginia, what charming Bcene is
here placed before him, an almost illimit.
able space Of rolling prairies, dotted with
small village spHnghg into existence,
q rude sod hodte, or an occasiC nal tree on
tho bank Of some small stream, and while
imagination often carries him away In It's
wild visions, yet here he can scarcely
contemplate the great chang Rround him.
A few months ago this portion Of the
State was wholly unsettled, unknown
save by the "Freightcrs" or rappers pass
ing through here on this old California
freight road for the gold mines oil Cali
iornia or Pixies Peak, but now all gov
eminent land Is taken up and a great
deal Of railroad land valued at 81 TO IS
per acre. Tho soil p excellent, Tor with
Lie long farmers with spades on our shout
ders we have tramped around considerable
digging big holes 10 learn the true nature
OF the soil, which We find 10 be rich,
black sandy loan from eighteen inches to
three feet, with a good yellow. clay DO.
meath 10 great depth. And let me say
right here, In way Of curiosity, In digging
wells at depth Of 43 feet, we came 10
small branches Of trees looking quite nat.
ural, but by handling crumbled to dust;
also bones Of animals Of various kinds,
We SEQ sod'corn planted this spring
growing finely with q promising Yield.
After this year the new settler will begin
to enter upon busy future, with farm.
er's fair prospects b.fore him.
Many objections are offered TO this
country, but from conversation with old
trappers and old settlers Of Eastern Nc.
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braska OF sixteen to twenty years expe'
riencc, We believe them TO be without any
foundation. Severe winters are not to be
expected here more than In your own
JtRte, being nearly In the same latitude;
and we are well informed that nearer the
Rocky Mountains the winters are milder.
The great snow storm Of last April, oil
which you have had faint idea, ter
rible In its consequences in loss oil lie ana
destruction Of stock, was an exception.
The Oldest citizens say nothing Of the Kind
was ever known there or elsewhere. The
climate seems very mild and pleasant
Since in the State we have seen nothing
but lovely weather. High winds arc, Of
course, more frequent here in the great
prRiries than in older and timbered coun-
tries, but have never lost my "centre Of
gravity" yet, nor have any fears OF doing
so. Timber Is very scarce. Some streams
arc lined with strips, mostly cottonwood
or box elder, but arc quickly gohbled up
by the first claimants; but In few years
every farm will have It's grove Of fine
young timber in proper shape, as Is the
first object Of every settler, and already
they are seen. For fuel many use corn,
although coal eau be had at the BurliDg.
ton & Missouri Railroad ten miles 10 our
south, or the Union Pacific Railroad TWEEN.
ty miles north, for IA cents per bushel.
Water Is good and abundant, yet found
at seldom less than IS feet and upwards Of
100 feet, for instead Of veins, it is found
only in the quicksand, or general loVel Of
the Platte river.
For market We have the railroads al
ready mentioned, besides the immigra-
ton, whose demand exceeds the prOduc-
tions OF the country and in all probability
will for several years. Lumber, Grocer
les, Farming implements, in fact all things
we mostly require aye us cheap here as In
tho east, and had we space would give
you tho general prices
For the draining Of our lands we have
the three Blue rivers, Beaver, Lincoln, and
Platte river, all which furnish u good
and constant supply oil water.
Grand Island City, the luture ChicsgoD
Is our place for cumming or doing bust
ness, q thriving little city, all on the rush,
with about 1900 inhabitants, and growing
fast.
We are twenty.six miles south Of Paw
nee Indians reservation, who pass up this
Valley every June and September on their
buffalo hunts, which are found in album
dance 90 or so miles west Of us. These
Indians are our tOrmGntOrs in the way OF
begging or stealing on the sly, they pro-
feSs great friendship for the Heap good
sQusw Of the white men, when hungry
which is all the time. For game we have
the Antelope and Deer which arc very
plenty and We never fail 10 SEQ them
skipping over our lands making our hng-
or ends itch for shot.
Well Mr.. Editor doubtless your patience
Is exhausted, and for fear our thoughts Of
home will cause US TO forget that "brevity
Is a virtue few possess | will abruptly
stop. Will p. PEMBRRToN.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Flour-Dull;
treble Sc 00a7 90; family So 50a9 so.
Corn - Advancing, mixed Soc; white
scarce at G0a61c Oats-Dull at 40tc.
Cofee-Dull, ordinary 1SalSic; fair 199a
10ci good 1Ofe; prime 1Ota2Oc.
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MatehianF 7Tnln
Merchant '1nittH
1873. Spring 9 Summer. 1873.
C. W. SeabTtght,
TAILOR,
No. 70 nlaIn Rtrebt,

No. 70 Main Street,
cRETRB WHEELING
To attention Of ny customer and public
RenerGilY q Invited 70 my OItenSiVe stock Of
SPRfN6 and SUMNER GOODS, consisting oil
BlScE, Blue, Brown, Olive and Green Clo!hS
GfanllS DtAgunAls and Trook A inll line Of Bn.
gli6h -1reltonS, BuitAble for Sui1 and SRRnO
sCofS5T CHRvIoFs-of every style and
color. Also, aoomplGtagtOek a Fre1ch, klgliHh
AlRo, q full line Of MEETINGS, Btlk, CA9hmoTe,
Velvet White and ElRg uABGl1eS.
IWtli guarantee A., q employ none bat The
bat RoFkmen.
= liDS Invite attention to my large stock Of
Gents Furnishing Goods
Embracing AL thSlStegt AoRolb eaI such ~ Whita
and Fancy shiEte, AeEtn9 nd ISGia Ssg9S up,
deShlltB, Whit9' jeans Il ,s te9a INV
WB, HaSpenderBC HAlf nHelei0 lllG J 40 Hnn
HAndkaFchiolS, BoEl and Ties, the latest gtyl9
PapeF Collar, Whit 8 hlEtSGS 70 6FdnG 6lt
guaranteed. Call and go ne. 6 ny, nav and
hAndBonely arranged store, u Main street, Con
iTO WkANli6O. II 1-.t'.r|4A r.-'N t.Ir T
lei - q ". RRABRIGHT.
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staLemen
Boston Wool Market,

BosToN, July 5-There Ia limited bus.
inesS In wool owing to the small stock.
The excitement In consequence Of the re.
cent purchases at the west caused the
withdrawal Of some of the leading buyers
and the prospect Of immediate improve
ment in prices L. not encouraging. Sales
Of Ohio, Michigan and Indiana tleeces at
45a50c, unwRsbed Kentucky combinding
42a45c; tub 52a54c; secured 55aJ5Sc; IN
washed S2ta35ic; superGne and extra
pulled 35a55c. ..
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cLEvELAJD 4 PrrrSuUHGH E.E.

.nc9 with tho latest limo tables on the rail-
roads.
CLOSES. DUB.
Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Am. 100 O. IN.
SteubcnYille, WeIlsburg lo:l5 .. m. G:l6p p. IN.
Way Mall Wing to WclIs'lliO:I5 q. m.,ll:S0 a. m.
B&o.RR. CLOsES. DUE.
baltimore & wash'ton,. Il $50 p NJ. 8 am.
rhIla'phla & New York s y. N. u 4. m.
e" cSS1nSe!lsnd ,.'.....:. - 1910 a. m S:aOp. m.
Way Mall, Grafton to Par.
canbsrIlSG, Piedmont 4 '''
eWOfeek... ,t......s pm T. N.
f-c.o.h 4 4 ctosEs. DYE.
Way Mail. Wheeling toI
columbus. :..... t:SO u. m. b'SOp. m.
Cincinnati, st. Louis l.
Indianapolis. ......... 6:S0 q. IN. i2:OOA. m
Chicago and ZAnesville 1910 4 N. ESQ p. nj.
Cambridge D BArnesvill 6:R0 4. m 1900 q. III.
BrlIAIro and GAINESVILLE. 40 p. N. ESQ p. IN.
HEnPyIELp II H. CLOVIS DUE.
Way Mall 10 Washington 400 p. IN, s:soA. m.
Washington ............. q 80 q. IN. G:50p. N.
STAGE LINES. cLoSE', DUE.
st Clairsvillc and Nor.
rlstOwn, Ohi0,...... $50 N 1000 q. N.
ST. ClAIrsYillo and HOr.
ristOwn, Ohio. ...,..... 400 p. m. GOO p. N.
MI Pleasant, Ohio .,n 400 j. III li:OO a. m.
wcst Liberty, Inc, Thut.
ca nR& lack ais Mon Wed i''O p ~ '''O'A' ILL.,
and Rrid. :. s..:ss 500 a. M r
C4diz Hack, Tues, Thurs %
and Sat ~. ~. u. - s $3.50 y. N.
Ryerson Station, Saturday ECO n. IN,
Friday 600 p. m
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Schenck,s Ma6drake PllIs.

These pills are composed exclusively o!
vegetable Ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of It's ihjufiods effects.
They act directly upon the liver, and arc
q valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
mont resulting from & disordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &c, &c, all succumb 70
the free use Of Schenck' 3 Mandrake Pills
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
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Tho Canvass Blows Down and T9Kes
Fire..FiYe Thousand people In a
PapIc-..Wild Beasts uOwlIHg.S"
AIcn, Women and Children CTush'
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July Petroleum
Refined 1S4c; crude 12ic. Flour-Quiet
and weak; superfne So 75a4 90; extra
81 25a4 90; State, Ohio and Indiana extra
fsmily 81 25s7 70. Wheat-Very dull;
red at 81 Goal 6s; white at 81 OF. Rye
Unchanged Confirm; yellow 56a57c.
Oats-Active; white 44l4Sc. Whisky
Dull at O2!a0Sc. WUol-Quiel and
ataa6v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07

aid our project would probably have gone
10 sleep again, and slumbered for another
decade or two 10 the strong arms orunbe.
lief, that righteous tyrant that makes
skeptics Of US all. JOHN WISE.
ReIo York, July,2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07

WHAT THEY CALL AN "INDIAN DIFF.
Guilty" OUT WEsT.-A dispatch from
Laramie city says: The best information
that can be obtained relative TO tho re.
cent Indian difficulty at Rawlins de-
velopes the fact that q dozen reckless
men went out and attacked q party
Of Utes without any cause or provocation,
Killing and wounding us many more, and
capturing several Of their horses, together
with other property. The Utes had com,
mlved no depredaliOnV, and had been per-
leclly pescesble.