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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

In addition to the above there is charged 10 the
person owning, keeping or harboring within the
county, one male dog, 81, and on each additional
dog, 81 On one female dog, 81
One-haf OF the taxes assessed, with road
tax added. Is due and payable fefCre the third
Monday in April, lsl4 If that amount is paid on
or before that time, the remaining half is due and
payable before the 18th day of Noyeraber, 1874,
without penalty or interest. In case the irst in
stalment is not paid by the third Monday ia April
as above, then the whole amount of tax is delin-
quent, and viii be subject to 10 per cent penalty
and intere st until paid.
And it is further made the duty of the treasurer
to Immediately collect snch delinquent taxes by
distress and sale, if not paid without
Tax payers are particularly notified that all the
road tax is due and payable with the first INSTALL
ment.
Bring your road receipts when you come to pay
your first instsllment Of tax
AL taxes due from the payee of any county or
der must be paid before any such county order
viii be redeemed.
The annual sale of lands and lots for delinquent
texes win take place the second Monday Of
February, 1874.
For the collection and settlement of the forego-
ing win be found at the county treasurers office
In Plymouth from the date hereof until the third
Manday Of April, 1874, after which time the per
cent viii be added to delinquent taxes, and shall
proceed - prescribed by law to collect the same.
JOHN SOICE,
Treasurer of Marshall County.
Plymouth, Ind, Dec. Is, 1879.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
New York city Csn,bi ration.

The amusement loving citizens of
Plymouth viii have an opportunity to
witness the performances of the above
named company, at Balcony hall, next
Saturday and Monday evenings. They
have several interesting plays advertised
in their bills. Plymouth is not often ia
vored with frst-class theatrical enter
tainments, but her citizens can appreciate
the.l.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
To CONsUMPTIvEs.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION by a simple
remedy, Is anxious to make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To ali who desire il,
he viii send copy of the prescription used, free
of charge). with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
Tor CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. &c.
Persons wishing the prescription will please adj
dress, Rev: f. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn ST., Williams
burgh New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
ERRORS OF YOUTH,

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
: Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the
effects of youthful indscretion w for the sake of
suffering humanity, send free to all who need IL.
the recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing
TO profit by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN, 42 Cedar ST, New York
Dec .4th, 6 mo.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

The editor of the Plymouth REPUB-
LIcAN appears to be in luck; as his testi-
mony in other articles in this issue seems
to indicate-Mdrioa Monitor.
Such run of good luck could not last
long. The turn came rather suddenly
but the luck is changing in the right di-
rection again.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

- One volume of the Indiana Journal,
Weekly, VIII be given as premium to
any one who will send us $3.50 for fiv !,
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Cour
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is good chance
to get a good Republican paper, for avery
little trouble.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

The Pastor and Superintendent at
the Nj. E. church, and also at the Pres.
church are preparing for a christmas
anniversary christmas evening. We look
for something good.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

Those wanting cards, letter heads, bill
heads, envelopes, sale bills, andin fact all
kinds of job work, will save money by
giving the REPUBLICAN call.
Old newspapers .or sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAN office for IS cents per hundred.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
FOR SALE NOW.

50 acres good land, l2 improved, in Green to.
BOZ acres OF fine land adjoining Plymouth. with
fine Vineyard Eyergreens, Fruit Trees o tall kinds
gno a large number of young trees for sale No
buildings, but dwellings adjoining can be rented.
VIII be sold on time at less than its value.
East half of lots 142 and 143, Plymouth, with
good frame dwelling each, with six rooms
Lot !, Brownlee's addition, frame dwelling, one
story, five rooms.
East \ lots and 6, Brownee's addition, story
dwelling, rooms.
Lot 5, Wheeler's addition, with rot adjoining,
good dwelling, shop and stable.
West half lot l5S, Plymouth, in the very center of
business.
North "A feet lot 4, Plymouth, principal bust
ness block.
East half of lot 4s, Plymouth a principal bust
ness block.
~ lots jefferson street. very cheap at half the
price lois hess favorahly located are selling.
lots 126 and III feet, residence, with shade and
fruit trees and shrnbbery; desirable a location
that can BE- found in the county.
240 acres mmproyed land, good Marsh and tim
Der, in German township.
40 acres adjoining town plat, in fine cultivation,
set with fine fruit large and small, dwelling and
stable, other desirable and valuable property all for
sale very low and long time.
Fruit trees, ever5reens, grapes currsnts and Der
ries for sale.
Wanted to exchange some splendid Real Estate
and some cash. for material and labor in the cree
on of brick, business block, 63 feet, Stories
in Plymouth, Indiana. Apply soon to.
apr4t. c Ii REEVE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality, and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money, and on more favor
bic terms than can be had of any other person,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
Taxes Of 1873.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" amount of tn xes assessed and charged upon
each 800 valuation OF property IN Marshall county,
IN the state of Indiana, for the year 1913 is fol-
lows
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

Our stock of CLOTHING for men, youth and
boys, is larger kan that o. any house this side of
Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18
Chrome Premiums I:


ssAsking q Blessing."
sells at retail for $3.50.
"H0usehold Pets"
beautiful picture in eighteen coors, 12x17 inches,
sells at retail for $780, 81 90 subscribers who do not
enter clubs for other premiums, can have either
one of the above named Chromos.
dc Soto Discovering the Mississippf,'
Is splendid picture of twentyone colors size 19x
26f inches and sells at retail for $15 $500 viii pay
years subscription, and entifle the subscriber to
this last named picture. For fun particulars send
for specimen copies. &c.
Never before were such favorable terms offered
for securing handsome premiula of great value.
The Enquirer Almanac d Changers Man.
ual for 1874
VIII be sent free to every subscriber received since
April Is, 1873. Address all letters to
FAR IAN E MCLEAN,
ns-5mo. CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18

We place these premicms in easy reach of any
sions on $500 subscribers tor the Weekly Enquirer
, 1873-08-07
MADISON,

Mayor Chapman Accepts tho Aid Of
tho Germans IN Enforcing thc Ssln-
uny Lnxvs.-Tho SYcut1lcr.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Aug. C.-Acting Mayor Chapman, in
response to tho resolutions Of tho Gorman
meoting On Monday night, aays ho iB glad thoy
havo determined to mid tho authoritios in tho
enforcement Of tho Sunday laws, and willingly
aceepts tho aasistapco Of the proposed commit
tee Of twenty in oo-oporatng with tho OIL
cors III occurring q strict compliance with
tho law. Ho will commission somo OF thom
aa specin] police, aud hears that some
OF tho temperance md religioua aociotieB
will second their onlonvors. Ho thinks all
laws on tho atatute-books aaould bo enforced,
md if they are unjust, rigorous enforcement
will show It, and aecuro tioir modification or
repoal, 80 that they Gun no longer bo used as q
monaco by those who wish to bo eoc,lro In tho
violation Of laws moro strongly upheld by pub
lio opinion.
Tho farmers continue to llavo splendid wealth
or for securing their harvest, and tho greater
part Of tho Erain is now cut.
, 1873-08-07
PERSONAL.

Col. ). N, Macomb, U. s. L., is at the Gard
nor.
Capt. Il. Il. Androws, Q, 8. A., is at the Com
mcrcial.
Tho Hon. J. L. uarney of St. Louis, is at toh
Gardner,
Gen. T. L. stillwou, OF Indianapolis, is at tho
Sherman.
DR.. n. g. Dragdon, Of Evanston, has returned
from Europe.
m F. 2; Griawold, Of Connecticut, ia ut tho
Grand Pacific.
~; J.y hee' ntassn' of Hamilton, Ont, is ct tho
The Hon. ?. Bulkley is registered at tho Wcst
Bido Drigga House.
Col; II. D. Jones'. of Virdon, ILL.,, is at tue WoHt
Gide Briggs uouso
Tho Hon. E. A. Warle1d, OF Boston, was at
tho Sherman yoBtorday.
DR.. Theodore Canisus, OF Aurora, was at tho
Grand Pacific yesterday
Tho nov. Heury Holden, Of New York, ia at tho
West Side Briggs Houuc.
The Hon. .. l.. Crlttonlon, Of Rochester, N.
T., WAS at tho Sherman yesterday.
M. II. Hough and W. II. pcaso, OF Darnum'a
@Yorld's Fair, arc Mt tho Commercial.
Carl Schulz, Of Vienna, Ia In tho city and IL
stopping ut tito West sido Briggs House.
=. Con. 4. King, Of Eric, loft tho West eilo
Briggs 11ouho IaHt evening for the North.
George A. Ives, Cashier Of the Union National
Bank, has returned from IN extoudod visit to
Mo Ennt
john q. Jacobs. Superintendent OF the North
crn Division OF tho Illinois Central hallway, IL
ut tho Commercial Motol,
J. g. Cook, Qonoral Freight Agent Of tho
Pooria, Pokln d Jacksonville Hallway, ia at tho
Grand Pacific.
, ". II. Thio!son, Of Portland, Oregon, former
~ Chief Eugineor OF tho Qhcngo, Burlington t.
Quincy Railway, is ut tho Grand Pacific.
Tho Rav. DR.. Mohtu'on, pastor of tho Church
Of tho uoly Ea,uo, aud tue Roy. Father nior-
, 1873-08-07

Indignation HAcct1nR IN montreal TO
O0nslaor tho Pacific halfway Scum.
1sn,,rS1w ncnnvucrLuusIr In1,,, a.
f m ~ s,e'.n',s *'n. m ~. ~
Ancd"hh'a Dcnios thc sulcluc story
."Haiaccllnncot1" 1tcInS'
Movrn,,.I anr nht ,,,oua n,ooti,,. Ina,
'""l"EAh, aug. o-As 'l'ass laeot1oB 'aas
night 1.-Two thousand pG0plo wero l,rosont, and tho
0oyerntnont ,voa unarinors,v darorncnd Tim
mayor OF tho city presided. Tho principal
Bpeakern woro HonorabloH Ho]ton, Illumination
and Dorfo, ,v3t, 1n,on wit. III. -. T., e1,og
~" VII. -non' "ulto' ou1tol-H''cu'oA
en 'o'nt.opfe'of Of tho oaxee tho leading
hlln1aEofinl paper Of tho city md province, and
other oitizonB. Tho moo.ing was perfool1y
unanimous In fccliue, No Disturbance ocoprro5,
Tin ro11o,rin, aro TIM roao,utiora co,r1o1
n...,.., 49,. o 49,. ~ ea'tpu'
IL, ,a, 1 t ~ nua'. @ :" tno 'nrcrativo-
a,c aoauat lin molnbora Of tio fanynrnnet o ~ ta
subject Of tho Pacific Hallway should Immediately io
submitted to thorough iuvcngatiou, and that any
delay in to prosecution Of shia Inquiry viii e bol,oaih
ta aBn!ty Of lilo Oso"h ahu injurious 10 tho 1htefcsa
OF tln n,lH. ,noon,o' ne ,, =. eo..,, H., o,u,,. ,ru
I'M in nrcacnt soason al nf ny nonnsnc
Chosen from ntog It's members to 1also this inquiry,
lna followed tho 1nnomoral usage Of tho 1Iogo of
uomnona IN England, nti tint any intervention af
thu executive oicera WHO Implicated IN tlloao
9eosaaons, Tor tue purpose Of WtalraTing from tie
lao a Q, @ m a oss a 10
nio Of tts co,,ntry of ouo Of a most troeonn con-,
Gtit,1tiounl gunra,!feea at tl,oir froction,.
inquiry; havo crcaca throughout tho country lan1ona
hle so,nncsa and ntsety. which can only 10 oal'ned
napc i. an eosod % no and ,as N t., comsa me.
sento to 1in Errao,ov. t,n 3overnnr.C;ennrnl nray
ina lin not to nroromo Parliament unfif tho
uouao Of Commons shn,l hnvo Ind an op-
, 1873-08-07

ELs11RA, N: Y, Ang. 0.-Tho paper Of DR.. Nc
Gosh, road laat evening, wnB discussed this
morning at a general meeting OF tho Educational
Association. Tho anbioet was "Upper Schools"
In the discussion the followng-namol doogatos
mado strong speeches: DR.. Wckorshanl, of
Pennsylvania; Dr.. Daniel Reed, Of Missouri; j;
DR., McCoHla, and W. r. Harris, OF Missouri.
Iho sentiment that eoemod to prevail WAS that
thero was need III this country Of 4 clasa Of
Bohoola botweon tho grammar-Bchools and col
1egeB. Thoro needed to be heartier sympathy
betweon common schools aud colleges.
The number OF motnborB preBont amounts to
moro than 800, md noticeable featuro Of tho
Convention iB tho presence Of largo uumbor Of
teachers from the Southern 6tateB. Louisiana
ts vol represented by W, q. brown, 4 colorod
man, and stato Superintendent Of Schools in
that State. Missouri Inns targo number prea-
ont, also Forlda, North Carolina, South Caro-
llna, and Alabama. Thia AFTERNOON tho aoyeral
departments arc engaged in discussion
In the departnont OF highor instruction.
paper, by Edward 8, JaynoH, Of the Wasll-
ington and Leo University Of Virginia,
Oh tho Atndy OF tho classics ia worry faY0rnby
commented upon. 1Io contautla strongly IN their
favor. paperH Oh elementary department. woro
carefully considered.
A papor OH Wostorn University education, by
William! q. Ellot, OF st. I.ui:s, Mo-, oxeited
much discussion OIL necouns OF lin hato1nents III
regard to the manner Of work III lilo WoHt.
On friday tho Association will 60 OIL m OK
ourBtou to Walling'A Olon.
, 1873-08-07

BUFFALO, Aug. 8.-CArrIE--1soceipts to-day, In
ciuu8 reported arrivals, 1.2A1. Total for tho week.
1897. Market active and weak ut yesterdays prccH
Attendance Of buyers good. Ca0 OF Auparior grasIe
About 45o dsposel Of ales IS Illinois ntcors, 1884
@9oo H., at $s8o@o4o u Illinois oKs 1,6s4 lbs at
steera ioti s Il ;v 3 81 Koataea9 tS 1S
steers, l.3v0at4 4O2 bs. ut so0oa8.a5 ia Michigan
stoers 0o7@1 33a lbs, ut $l5o@o00 10 Indiana atoors
suErl' AND LAMns-lteccipts to-day, 4,GUo. Total
for tho west, 49, ~ M9Ekct lively md AZ o On Ill
S1oO@5o0; o. I1it,lois Sheep ia !Ls, o0; Is Slate
sheep, 10 lbs, S48o: l,8l0 Canaa la,lbs. 6eSn lbs,
f9.G0480o.
llo0s-Roccpts to-day, including expected nrrlvnta,
200. Total far Tho week, l3,oa0 MarkH Hlaw Mt $t7
@{v0 huyura aud acl1orH Ennling l0u 1er awt apart
6a!ca l,oeo Illinois hogs, 2ooes2l1 lbs, $4Su490.
, 1873-08-07
SPRINGFIELD.

Methodist UAMp.NiccttnE Snenlk.
Tilt1yc1 Mt EVork--Stnto Trcnss,ry
StnttHttcs..Elcctif1E Of tho Stntc
Esonrd of Equalization.
Special Dtapatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
Srn1Nor1ELp, ILL.,, Aug. 6.-Quito largo crowd
gathorod to-dHy ut tho opening Of tho State
Camp-Mcoting, ut Barclay, on tho Gilman L
Clinton Railroad, fourtean mlea from horo. The
meetings will not DO thoroughly organzod bo-
foro Friday. Thoy nro conducted by tho porfcc-
ton hlothodiats, and will continue for two weeks
Heretofore they have attraatod largo crowds, md
h@vo proyon to to worry Interesting to thoso o1l-
gagged III tho work.
For ao,no tiulo past this city Inns boon infested
by low Bat Of Rneak-thioyes, who llavo this
wook broken into 10 loaa than twonty IlouBcr
md nEstracted edlbles mud In scarcely cauo did
burglary, a fow gold watchos boing talon. Tic
movement has resulted In tho employment oi
private watchmon, md, il ono Or two Of thon1
should bo lail out, IT would probably end the
tlloving for time.
Tie rccoipts Of tho staso Treasury for july
wore: Revenue fund, ss2l1 ,79l, jet; interest
fund, 962, ,390.Gl; school fund, sf34, ,270.19; H.
1inoia Coutrn1 Kailroad fund, S205, ,285.72; canal
redemption fund, 1904 ,503.94 local bond iu-
t., sSroet fund, sloa oal "A. Total, s1o6o 96a85
Rovonuo. 93l2,602.44; school, sglo.o1; in
teroat, 931o:77. canal redemption, s205, ,285.72
Illinois Contrnl Railroad, $205, ,295.72; locnl in.
torost, S775.o5. Total, $725, ,007.7l. This docs
not include payments Of interest in Now York,
made in July, which amounted to 81, ,0o0, 900, be-
forest on tho State debt.
:, The etato Board OF Equalization will moot IN
this city no1t Tuesday. All tho assessment re-
turns Lave not yot boon received at tho Auditors
timo. They do not show, so far aa they have
boon received, that tho aBgesgmenta 1,ayo MI
, 1873-08-07

LIVERPOOL, Aug. Q, II u. ln,-llarket unchanged
Flour, a7@28s. wheat--,yintcr, lis 1o13i9s ii !;
spring. 10s l0a@11s 81 white, lis GttS1ls l0l club
12s@l2a Sd. corn, 2ss 2d@2ss Cd. Pork, 65s. Lard,
LONDON, Aug. 6, 8 p. n.-Conaola, o3zs; 6-2os Of
G5, o4; do u ~, 24A; 1o-Aos, VI now 5s, 9ul
Erio, II.
Amount Of bullion gono into the Bank OF EngMnd
balanco to-day, c53 600. 1ao Of discount for months'
hilain opon ulnrko bl6 por cont below ba1lk rates.
Hate of money ut tho Stock Exchange Oh aoverneut
securities, 14ror cent below tho bank rate.
L1vERrooL, Aug. 6-Evenlng.- quiet md
steay; mlddliug upland, Hzad Orleans, 015d aales
1iouO balca American, 0,0Oo; speculation aud
port, 5000,
Drealatufla qutot. Rod wintor wheat, lis l0l@12a
03J. Cumberland mlddlcs Stu ed. Short ribs, los.
, 1873-08-07

was promptly answered, md tho money put in
mont Of Dangor's gift wna matlo by tho Chicago
authoritios. At Inst tho Mayor began to bo
troubled by questions. Fora timo, BY ingenious
eynslona anil fabrications, 1o prevented serious
inquiry but at last 1t could no longer DO do
1ayed, and tho whole truth can,o. out. Tho Mayor
hnd converted tho $4,000 to his own ,,ne. Not
long ago ho diod. 1oaying blu atFars In confusion
1t Is worthy Of record TINT though tho Hnbscrib~
ORR recovered their money from bis oBtato, tloy
did not Honil II TO Chicago.
, 1873-08-07

An Aged dscrmnn Seeks Death by the
Halter.
An aged German, aftor nevoral yoara' firm
foalty to King Gambriuuu, committed suicide by
hanging himBeu III tho barn in the rear of his
residence, No. 774 south Hnlstod stroos, at
o'clock Inst evening. Ills lifccsa body was tlis-
covorod By his wife. For several daya past llo
has been lnboring under Ill Of dolirurn tromens,
and has twice attempted to talso his life. He
will bo missed only ns III object Of pity uo was
60 yeatB of age, and loayos d wifo aud married
dauEbtor.
, 1873-08-07

Port OF Chicago.

schr @. narrlson White Lake, lumber.
Uart Tanner Buffalo, conf.
scLr Kate Lyons, MuHtcgon, lumber.
Ss ssSs i: i: ISatst, 5;;: ;! WSits isEs; @ Timber.
acr Violin, Holland, lumber.
Bchr Tailor, Buffalo, coal.
ssF sr T. T. Ssasd naia hsshssSn ssns rs9 Gsn sa,er
schr Mystic, hluakegon. lumbor.
Bchr n. II. Ferry Blaek Greek, lumber.
Prop Idaho, Cleveland, coal.
ssr ssl Ss7aa, s1 oso f Msssqn snsssegan qmnfs psr
stinr John 4. Dix, 1ndingfon, aundrios.
Uurge Mcracol, Ludngson, lumber.
Large Venus, Ludington, lumber.
stmr corola, 81. 10, sul!dries.
schr ". q. bavis i.unaio, coal.
Rehr On, Mollys Pier, Ian bark.
schr L,s,nhsrman, BLACK Creek, lumber.
sehr F. I. Danfortn Buffalo. coal;
echr steila Holland tan bark.
scow VIM: D4tee 81. Jo wood.
rrop pro pr,ssia, pr h1o'ntrcal, T santirios. .'
Prop Annie Laura, a1uskegon, sundrles.
a1 nna Hskeso a.6,t at"na m19e snd,e'
ssh5 s5 a,s9'' asi!Gn, kt: +. ,essRl' sssl lumber.
sehr Wm Jones, Grand Haven, lumber.
scnw Cosaier, I4aKo Hnrbor, tanbark.
ashF sshr hsss9s. Msc9Rs. EMrs M,,stsSs' sSs ,umne,
acir IA, 11uskoson, inmbor.
Bclr g. J. Roelor, Maskegon, lumber.
5sls os'sls5, oFssa S9S' 6fh'iSHS, IS%Sss, Ann. g.
stnlr Corona, st. Joser',, sundr!cs.
schr @ osnoks i naaao ba Wheat, $50 steel rail-
rtlAd bnra.
, 1873-08-07
no Ige Eln1igctl.

OAlno, ILL.,, Aug. 0.-Tho motion for now
trial In tho oaso Of tho murderer Campbell waH
overrnlea last evening by Judge Bakor, and tho
motion this morning for arrest OF judgment was
also ovorrulod, and Campbell WAS sentenced to
DO hung ~ this city OIL tho 20tA Of thln month,
between tho lIoura of u Aoon and In tho nftor-
noon. Tho prisoner had nothing to say why this
sentence Aloull not DO pronounced. His
counsel will apply to tho Supreme Court for q
writ OF auporsodeaa.
, 1873-08-07
Serious Carrinue Accident.

RocKronp, ILL.,, Aug. G.-Tho Rockton stage,
while loft unhitchel before tho Poet-0ftlco, tlis
morning, ran OF and dashed into carriago con-
tanning Misses Worthington, BROOKS, and Davis,
besides the driver, upaotting the carriago and
breaking it badly, dislocating Miss 13rooks'
shoulder, aerlopsly injuring b1sa Davis, md
and cnl1sing r. loud domand for tho enforcement
Of tue ordinance against leaving toams un-
, 1873-08-07

DETROIT, hftch., Amg. B-PAsRgp DowN-Trors
Vanderbilt, Lake Erie, jay Gould, Mohawk aclIr,
Nichols, Il. Do,d san5orne, Dnnford, NJ, 3. Iasson
rABsnD ur-rrops California, brooklyn, Pacific:
Una'lilla; aollra 1vie L. s. Hammond, Sweepstakes
Melt Woodward.
W1Hn-B0Mtliwcst.
pAasrp Ur-lrops Colorado acoiln G!arRow and
hargoa Fountain City; sc1rs Mott Woodward, harbo,
Jancn Jay, Card Sophia, Munich, nlcha-d Wall, "in.
6hupc, MiGhtc, Wancolnn.
rAsaEp DowN-Barls Naird; schrs jennie araham
J. l.. Gi,nore, Thos. Mott.
WINu-SOulcAat.
, 1873-08-07

BosToN, Aug. 6.-The celebrated trotting
horao Fenrna,tght died to-ilay.
John ". Young, charged with forging money
orders on tho Post Ol1lco Department III Chicago
over 10 speoinl Detective Elwoll, who started
with him Tor Chicago.
, 1873-08-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,


New York Financial News.
NEw yonH, Aug. 6.~-a1onoy casy nt 3<S4 per cont,
Hterltng steady ut former quotations.
Customs rcccss to-day, s44B COO.
Gold arnler at 1t63S to 1l5G closing nt 1t5H Loans
woro y nnl rer cent to flnt. Cirarngs sis U00
Tho Assistant Tr.asuror disburacd <2Gi,00o.
Qorernmenta closed strong.
Stocks opcned weak md declined fraction curly iu
tho Iny, but afterwards improved. Fluctuations gen
orally were slight. Pacific Mail the feature atl-
vancing from 3ata to 3ah. At tho c1oso tho general
market WAS strong at about tho highest prices Of tho
day.
StorlIng 100.
, 1873-08-07


NEW Yong, Aug. ,e.-;cor1os--1n fair demand but
VII ,n',ns qFhana ,9s no ,cvo In.
ee!ria, O,0oo brls aurorno wes!ern @ n stse, % Its
a;to common GO an1 20 good e1tr"s good to
cnolcc, so'2o@7.uo white Whoat oxtra, S7n0@a.20
or flour e. s',y ,t,, :. as Gernssl sisay wit
haier; receipts, o2ooo hu; rojeeted srlas, Il .iea @
xs3c GsaGo Witt *fF %essf iG n9 Syo wsr ,m
1eaaps "iS 1eeoo sss0;'ss ssaer aoF wese
fS Soew s7ss5 s7ss;Se k' 'F'e'' s''l DO
Eaos7puli: @
ors1sosg IT 1' ar ena era neh1s1Hgsd n 1a1Yg
2o@27o. ,..uurs, 80.
Tessns, aoa tai5ea, So: ' ~
snasr a s seay @ n ae. %
arm. Iico frm At s}1eao1lc.
rETnotEuh-Crndc, 7c; refined, 1o1@1Gkc.
rnov1sossEar rrNEma ste.3s a. xs ,o <,a m n.o,
nles ndaan,aI anst lo1g eear. sor clesr
Mfsxx Ny5sx! A. ! oExsss sss;sUaebansed. :; '''NA 'S'
rn.Dn.pn. xdtAnf1nn5A; xaa SpBae1ns1;urr,ron, a,,,,
enpera, s3oo9+.2h e1tras, .oo@560 Wheat droop-
y wy ~ common anA cho1so rcd 1.5B wh!te
E, Fss NV EGn ~ tno OH ~ doo Chrn
08n; nnoyIsIn,pt Vnt@wmh1o 1874 81 kS.,7 7s
"AlsAx-f4fm ae o1t@ync: :
n..n,,. oAhA 1nOltls. .-, =,
,,,a.ta aug. oE ~ Gull
.u a. eEa See ea,aa ,
.emy 1n Mneas Weaa an4 !ower; ehoiso
eoe; usts n iaf ne!nana a1a nfm mixed westerly
5os19 "a'te' 4ies41o "Se sc"tco anu Aftnor ~
'o3q,.2o, ,n, ,,n,,,,n,o Nh .,,n. =,
ro,,r m1ytS1ose-os a,s an" "nehnneea' NO aa1ca ot
io,!!.o n io.s' ,, ,,,, ,,
| nurfEm-noiyo: M','1xM h,,irt western. eN.nn. 2sc.
"h1aRf-en1es ~ ehTsHs. gt,H
nrzr.,o Aro bnnrnEU nny. na11vre-1 11or ,,;,n ooa
aciiva |bea % neglected. Gorn d a@ea s ':tta5 @
sss4Sc aeIeorag TO c9na',on: Uate quot aoSao
| LUZ No. lineage. eccoFaing 70 1nantily;
tNEuIH-faTiA aE !o@Hc tof "neat 9Hc 1or corn
o2c ICE oa's' ,,,,,, ,,,,..,
N,v t. IT," ol;lEhNs. ti,.s f' r,... ,,,, .
NEw VI.LEhhs, r aug. .O.-bREAbsru dMil
s u0rn safSS a3n9o anu rm mnoa GG
WI WHY nnsea, "a Wnse' TfS5oo. Onta-slnpiy fals
"an .e'rsu anu .lnuelata ~ a4c. sfan 4uet NJ w..
nnn9wDnIs pTitne, $3.50 cnnico seafoo at $2Go0
, 1873-08-07
Now York l,ry <;uoas psnrlxet.

NEW YolK, Aull. 0.-Tlo 1nA.kot FOR BtalIle cotton
goot'a waH nciyo II former prices. Standard scet-
lnga aro quick ut le, nna tlero s good demand for
and In good package request. Wesaaoul,oon shirt
Ing III to TIC. AatAInR brown Hhoctngs aro alyanc-
cd. lrinta soling freely Cotton advanced. Ilsnloa
brisk In ti.at lnls. 1l!ankoH marc nctiye. Dlacl
beavers, hne casacroa md fulted goods In moderate
request. J0bhng traile dull.