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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-07
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purposes, except washing clothes.
,.A ,SAPOLIO
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guT IsAPOEIOq
Polishes Brass and Copper utensils better
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~Dl SAPOLIO
= for washing dishes and glassware is in
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Removes Stating from Marble Mantles,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The low barome-
ter in Nebraska will extend southeastward
over Missouri during the rest Of Thursday
night, and thence to Ohio, on the lower
lakes, on Friday. -
For the Gulf States, on Friday, Increasing
southeriy winds, with cloudy weather rain
on the western coast Friday morning, and
in the Eastern Gulf States Friday afternoon.
For the South Atlantic States, increasing
southeast winds, yeeriDg to southwest, with
rnin BY Friday night. and possibly by FIJI
day evening in Georgia. 80
For the Middle States, southeast and
southwest winds, cloudy aud threatening
weather. ,4..,
For New England, light winds and partly
cloudy and clear weather. 's' q z,.f
erly winds with threatening weather, and
possibly rain. 4 ..f.@ - s,lss, - -
Caulionary Signals are ordered at Duluth,
milwaukee, Chicago, and Grand Haven.
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Cuban Affairs.

HAVANA. April st is reported that the
loSe de Cuba will shortly cease publica-
tnr.
1t is reported that Bidwell. arrested as one
OF the Bank of England forgers, will remain
in Havana If released from custody and sue
the Government for Illegal arrest and deten.
ton. 1t Is also eaid that Bidwell has been
identified az forger Of long standing In the
United States. A Spanish lawyer Is making
Strenuous efforts to obtain bis release before
the arrival here Of the English detectives
:. The steamship City OF Havana, from New
l"rk arrived here this morning. She ex-
FiIenoed heavy gales.
The United States steamer Canandaigua
arrived here yesterday.
The bark Brothers. Pride, reported lost,
'ak'ng in cargo st Cardenas. 8,
hEY WEST, April 3.-AdSices from Havana
sale that owing TO The high prices Of beef
there 1t was feared an attack would bafDade
on the butchcrs' stalls by the poputace un-
less measures were taken by The Government
10 compel the clique of 6pauiurds who have
iio'nopolized the cattle market 10 reGace
HEIR prices,
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.


MARCH 1-MnnufdduYed 1obGcco.-The demand
elbows but little Improvement, but former prices are
sustained. We quote as follows:
Fine bright Virginia pounds, ssG1so; medium
bright Virginia pounds, soG7e; common virginia
as and SIS, zs@so; Virginia bright ls and lac, go
50; Kentucky bright pounds, sogsa; Louisville
bright nary, 621ss; Louisville black navy, le9aS;
dne Virginia twist, 7o@7s medium yireinla twist
and fg. eoIes; medium Virginia pounGs and ll-tnch
50165; medium Virginia navy, tspS; medium
bright Virginia IS and las s6Gso; EoHisyille pa-
hogany navy, 5o@sa; Louisville black as and !os, q
LeGf Tobaceo.-Nenr the beginning Of the week
the tone of the market became more steady, result
Inc i'm an adyancs on the low grades ouch rs 20 re-
store the market TO the position occupied prior TO
the decline Of last week: Common 70 good heevy
The receipts continue 70 diminish. Compara!iyssy
liV amounts OF leaf have been forwarded from fhe
tntsrsor 10 any Of the markets OF the courtrys
planters being generally busy with farming open.
Sai that the markets have been less inviting, as In
terfcr points have been compelled respeadfn some
mcclure TO the quies market and low prices Of the
I'D
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BANK ETIoUETTE.-We have received g
communication on this subject which may
be found of value, as 1t gives minute instruc-
tions upon the manner in which persons
should act In ,transacting business ut bank
ing-house. The writer says,
"On requesting loans from bank, If de-
clined, demand full explanation why and
wherefore, stating that after having all your
business d0ps for years (buying all your
stamps and ges6ng all your bills changed at
that bank, you feel 1t severe blow to be re-
fuseda small favor. Ii still refused, call hourly
and ask as though you had never spoken on
the subject before, If this does not avail,
bring your dinner to the presidents room
and remain there all day. Faint heart never
wins, and If you fail at this point you lack
grit. A.s Ys Il 10
aWhen your notes come due and payment
Is requested, ask why they can't wait, and
what they intend to do with the money when
they get It. If they still persist, inquire If
the bank is hard up that they should be in
such want for money. Never pay protest
fees, but say you forgot when this note ma
tured, and that you never pay protest fees
apyhow-you would be id first.
=" When you present to the bank draft,
payable to your order, never fail TO exhibit
profound surprise and fierce indignation that
you should be required to be identified as
the proper person to receive the money. II
the teller persists in this eccentric request,
affirm boldly how long you have lived at
No. 81 Brown street, and how Timothy
Snodgrass has known you all his life. Stand
up for your rights like man, and never say
fail. s.e,..:.,.. 49,. s.
'sIn banking money, spread yourself before
the bank counter and count your shin
pIasters bottom-side up, one by one, showing
them to the teller in sundry parcels. Enter
terrain him meanwhile BY general report
of your private affairs. In this manner you
not only astonish the bank officials with the
display of your money, but, by exercising
the patience of such nervous customers as
may be waiting for their turn, you accom-.
plish public good.
"It you wish to get change from bank
| where you keep no account, march in as
though you were Secretary Boutwell, after o
bank report, slap your greenback on the
counter, cast whitening stare ut the teller,
and say nothing. 1t will be seen that you
| demand fives, which you receive. Hand
| those back and ask for ones and twos, and
when you get them, ask for change SO that
you can get seyenty-nine cents, and return
| the bill with one corner torn of. When you
60 out slam the door or leave it open, and
always whistle. If on your way from the
bank your hat blows off and you lose part o.
your change, return and demand that the
bank rectify the mistake In counting. If 8
demur is made, swear to the truth Of your
statement and impeach the honesty of the
| institution before all who may be present.
"Banks have high notions, but show them
that you know what is whit, and don't Lei
them fool you."-Fort E1,pard Gazette.
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Ts,as DanburyNan.

AtTue American Is too proud 10 beg and
too honest too steal. He gets Trusted. a. ~
One ton and half Of Pub. Does, went mn
the Housatonfe road on Friday evening.
1t was an affecting sight TO see The starving
masses ct the several stations clutching for
the supplies s ,tss$ .z.t.s.I y.
The scientific men are trying 10 find a
substitute for vaccination. They would
save considerable time and wear OF mental
forces by pitching pennies for fifteen MIN
lltes In frontof q house adorned with red
flag! MI 5sH E.s-r7
1t Is getting SO mild now that people can
dress In their bedrooms. There isn't much
fun In Swimming baFe-legged through q cold
ball to the sitting-room fire. And we are;
glad the necessity for doing SO Is about over.
As the coming season promises to be o.
good one for book canyasssrs and sewing-ma-
chine agents, q pistol cutlery has been estab.
lished In the basement OF the Wooster
Heuse, where our citizens are nervously,
practicing. s..,,..,.,,, =. - 81
We found majestic poem on our desk this
morning. The paper and ink appear to. be
above the average, The author does not
give bis name, but there is a young man pa
cling the walk Id front Of this Office and occa-
sionally looking up to the window.
A boy who was observed to be moving
suspiciously in front of q Main Street house
Thursday was overhauIed by citizen, when
it transpired that his father was saving;
wood In the yard of the house, and it was
sciiool-hour, nd-weIl, we've known how
1t Is ourselves. ,9.Ef Z.
~ gentleman Is canvassing this section for
a patent mop, brush and broorn-handIe. The
article desired to be used is fastened to the
handle very quickly by an Ingenious con-
trirance, and 1t Thus does away with several
handles, and to henpecked man must prove
q true blessing.
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To Il summary.

Fifty thousand dollars worth OF property
was destroyed by fire in Galveston, Texas,
Wednesday. Fully insured.
rhe wife Of a eoiored Fusion sheriff at Ba-
ton Rouge has been killed byashot intended
for her husband. 4
l'hn Hoyernor of New Jersey having
signed the national railroad bin, q. accompany
was Immediately organized, with s. Il. Wat
snn a. president. Robert r. Carson secretafy,
NJ. NJ. ste,ie treasurer, and a. y. Gtllefte
engincer. i, - e, Is i. =. q.
the alleged murderer OF Goodrich. nas been
discharged !. = 49,.
have len RS Ecnis en- roAts FOR the kle
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Danviene.
JUDGE STAPLES HoSoRAplr ACQUITTED.

srpeg STAPLES HoSoRABLr ACQUITTED.
rspccia, telegram to the Dispaseh.l
pAx~,LLE, VA, Apr. 3.-Judge Staples
and other prominent men Of Patrick county.
who wcre brough. here charged with ku-
t,ux,nc. were tried to-day before Commits
sooner Latham, and honorably discharged.
The negr,, Carter. who preferred the charges,
lcc town for parts unknown just as the trial
commenced. He probably, seeing the scales
If n>tice would be turned against him, did
,ot consider il safe to remain. 1t only
cmoun,ed to putting all parties to consider.
able trouble and the Government TO some
,NnenSe.
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PETERSBURG, VA.

terday, with limited sales during The day at
for inferior, up 10 lsc. for prime. eslf. So Ia
Observation-Disclosures continue good and the offer
ings large. For better grades the demand is steady
We quote rrimings. Il. @ts; llgs common to fair,
loose lrgsl good TO tine loose,
strictly fine Leaf loose, Ss@si25o; priced toiaccos
in good order about Soc. higher for all grades bright
tobacco Is In better request, and good wrappers
bring a1s@f3S. 80 .sg. . G,.i.
WReat.@Receipts light and prices a shade lower.
Prime to choice white, $las44$2; red, &1.ss2$1.eo.
at 7ol72c. .-gss5.-ts 4.a.l,.f.
Rps-Market firm at Doc, with good demand.
PsGnuts.-The market Is very dun and receipts
light. We quote: Good 70 prime, 7sc.@si; fancy
would bring more.
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Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The announce
ment Of the death of Congressman James
Brooks is incorrect. BE departed for Nor
folk for short southern sea trip In hopes
Of relief.
One hundred and eleven southern claim
ANS were paid to-day amounts aggregating
$4,000.
There are oA1n hundred vacant cadetships
II! The Naval Academy. The members OF the
approaching Congress have made nomina-
lions. The examination takes place In
.lulV.
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Norfolk.
rsxr,s.rroxs FOR IRE INCEPTION OF PRES

rsxrIsAr1oSs FOR IRE RECEPTION OF PREsI'
pENT GRANT, &C.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK. April 3.-The citizens Of this
-,v and Portsmouth are making considerable
n,rnaraions for cordial and hospitable re-
ception Of President Grant. Committees
have been appointed to carry out the pro.
snmme
This afternoon between and 6 O'Clock q
luminous sphere about the size of twelve
round cannon-ball. Of extraordinary bril-
yanc1, traycrsed the heavens, attracting the
attention Of many of our citizens, and cauS
in. considerable speculation as to Its char.
nriI
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Euufand.

losDos. April 3.-George Bidwell has
been arrested in Edinburgh suspected of
being implicated in the Bank Of England
frauds His arrest was effected just RS he
vas about departing from that city for Ame-
RIA. He made strenuous efforts to escape
capture. aud was only secured after sharp
chase over n number Of garden walls. Upon
being brought to the station-houBe be was
searched and number Of important letters
addressed to George Bidwell" were found
in his possession. He will be brought to
London to-day.
France.
PARIS, April 3.-M. Grevy refuses to
withdraw his resignation and Cashmere
Pcricr will probably succeed to the chair Of
the Assembly. General Chansey has In
formed the Committee on Capitulation that
the Government has received It's report on
Marshal Bazainc's case, and has decided to
proceed with the trial. Berthemy, who was
formerly a representative of the French
Government at Washington, has been ap-
pointed Envoy to japan.
The Duke d'Aumale was received rs q
member of the French Academy to-day.
TN taking his seat be made an address quiet
IN tone and free from political allusious, but
closing with an eloquent and patriotic ap.
France; let her pick up her broken sword,
labor, and take heart"
spain.
MADRID, April 3.-Castelar threatens to
resign unless the Ministry adopt more de-
ci>ve and energetic policy. His colleagues
hesitate to interfere in the conflict between
the people and the municipality here. The
popular leaders declare that the corporation
is responsible for future events. The Cure
Of Santa Cruz has arrived at Vera with the
troops in close pursuit. His uncle and sister
have fled into France.
The Carlists are reported to have shot
Sky prisoners ut Berza. Seven thousand
Minnie rifles, the first instalment of the
$1,000 promised, have been forwarded to
Barcelona for distribution among the people.
The Armament Committee there is prepar-
ing to levy en- masse for the defence of the
province. A disturbance occurred yester.
day in the artillery barracks at Valencia.
Several men were killed or wounded. Order
has been retired. The particulars OF tine
affair are nu; published.
Austria.
NIESSA. april 3.-The Emperor has given
sanction TO the electoral and form bill.
The announcement WAS made In the Reich
ath to-day, and received with prolonged
cheers,
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NORFOLK. VA,

ApRu -Cohon.-The market to-day ives rather
dull sales OF 100 bales reported basis Of lac for
low mtddiipg. The receipts were 2,2ao bales; ex-
ports, I,oo7 bales; and stock, 1899 bales.
Cbr4.-The market to-day was quiet but steady;
sales of 1900 bushels white at SIC and 400 bushels
yellow at COG. s.s....a
0dts.-Market dull; no sales reported. s
Whedt.-Markei outlet; no transactions 10 note.
Pennuts.-The market continues quiet: sales re-
ported of 2l2 bags at prices ranging from 900, 10 81.
Eggs.-Market very dull !; sales ut lie.
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gasss: Rie ,e1a4isfa soo1 a.s0es
ensSss 1870 sss
osad.1s 8. a. ~ \, a1,, Hi
los 81. e. 8, : 49,, ..,,.. i. dad,
carosl;a 10. cas. 1900 .sa Sssrci HelsD
Carosina No I-nous IN mafsrs Nortt CAFeltns
ss; TT sses $780, - 1870 ss
GUM, sa.sgsls; no. Ifin iina yo.s On ktbb
no !, 80 80 y. 49,, y.
1aga LINE. easIss sss aescea. M na.a
Efsu.cs: slcx.P. e Sees: g. H,. &c. Me- .ass
=. q Co nc: fnH H.s r. =. r., H.
&C. :.e II. Sc. rs ssnioru' zs Anci'os' a y
aislasssa Conamon syrua hogsasass s go,
syrup, ssGssc. q gaIloa; CEna ana Aaseoyado, s@
ess or, .. ns e $3.50 s. :
saa: Liy.rpooi. ss,.ssae non shsss s s, 6 g!
Vrsinsa ssi rs SO q Sarre . ~ -
Sugar: Crushed. powdered, and g,ranula.ed, lasc.
1 a. b r cs os s sss! u srse Rico
bemersra. IcsSSs1c SsT Orleans si6Diosc. : ~.
:, Ss" yl..as IA, a. .
,oioo ,:ssa @ 49, ns,,,,rS 49,
,mnes3., n $3.50 ~ n "a, al
- ' = 80. =, ~
ma, niaes' Isa.ae,. &C. :, ..,,,, a. *,
htdeS: Green, Isc.. dry saved iaUIssc.; IN
nm, s4soe: wei sateo, wet saitea can
sklas. Si.ISG8l.Ss.. ~
hemlock. 2o0a.e. country upper. sss16ec. city I'm
Ism. 2s&9?1ac: % footi kip, eoc@M q D. narness
country, Ss1asc. city finish, asG&ac. 2 foot; cab
1ia hemoss sonsa ss ssha
sitB '''t' 1-o,. x,..,3 MATT. Nc. w s & ss
Iron: English and American refined, s@ssc. 3
Hammered. &C. noop. ssass,c: Burdens i,orsesnce
% Y Ioe mss buraen 3 matesfos. % " IVY ps.
b,stered Az. q h.. Ime1ssSn bstered fsss
q H. = -. ~. -.
Tuils: In store. esJef0sS IS fcr staudard-t b
ten1pemy otner sizes sItIa. a., ...,, a,
"A Is, = :. - 80: t'E7sI 4 r tts@s EG2i
RI Liquors. /" ines, @c. !! -. ~
Ale: Scotch, best BRANDS, pinE, ", Is VI dozen:
quarts. u. 10. - Z, :. :. ~ -
asssts ss M,aasfeysi common. eL te ~
Rae Whiskevs: Medium, 81 so61&a pure old, o.
@$s; Virginia Mountain, new, S24gsaee; ola, s2.se
dH is. poss,,c a, ,sss INIT 4, assDs1 En-
apple. sss1ss, wholesale I; peach, sslsA. - ~
Gin: Domestic, sI.2s@s2
s. n,"; Mem SHs'ahu' oan'ai'a Ail
' - o-' 49,
. a.uas'oof, 80. 80 80
VI e. s a,V9 a,.eaI5 TOTS. NJ
SSS Y d,- ~ pn,h yS1r1ieSS pms m som
ss eynIsss Hssss Iseo. Lsths-spIis, siSS
TX 2 I.sh
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Deatl, of sister =. Antonio, DE.

BALr1MoRE. April 3.-James s. Ridgeiey,
Grand Secretary OF the Grand Lodge INDIE
pendent Order Odd-Feltows of the United
States, Is said to be dangerously Ill at his
home In this city. .3.f ~ 4yss ~: .,:rf
Sister Antonio, sister Of Bishop Lynch. OF
South Carolina, long Mother Superior OF the
CarmeIite Convent In this city, died yesterday.
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BONDS AMI sraCKs

= =
So & BONDS AMI RraCKs. &.
STATE BoEps.
VIRGINS eonsoEs e1-3anuary coupons ..s7@SsA
Virginia tsa.reeeirsble coupons
North C1rofina &c, OLD. 40
- ~ &: city Bonds 49,
City Of Richmond gs, new.
Ctyy ~ OF I Rssnna ~ oid %
City Of Lynchbnrg "a
5y OF Lynshnurg 90
City OF Petersburg S.. rs
City OF Wilmington IN. C.)s,s, gold. IS
- RAILROAD BONDS.
Chesapeake and Ohio arst mortgage ere. gold. -. sra
virginia Central rSs m or
Virginia Central third NOR Eaep e,s IA
Virginia Central fourth mortgage .s7a
Richmond and Danvflle first mortgage o's. Tss
Grunge, Alexandria and Manassas nfst mortgage
Orange and Xie1andria arsi mcrissse ss
Orange aud Alexandria second rnerfgage 8's...H
Grange and Alexandria third mortgage s's......os
Orange and Alexandria fourth mortgage Ss......so
Virginia and Tennessee ssh
RRichmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac $50
Richmond and Petersburg T's....................s6
petersburg and Weldon
- - STOCKS.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad -. ........... as
hICnHO5tu anu ISanSlile EsaatfO8f Is
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company :
6aI&S u
Virginia Hefne Insurance Company. ........... 100
Ylrgtnia State Insurance Compsny.,.:,......... -
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance Company. Zoe
OLD Dominion Insurance Company. 90
First National Bank. 10
Planters National Bank 1o3
National Bank OF Virginia. ...!............-... 100
State Bank. loo
Union Bank. %
Virginia Steamship and Packet ComDany...... 57s
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
Gortionsyi7ae.

.,x,xc OF A sUMAc AND PLASTER MILL
s|N' HEAVY LOSS.
rsro,isl telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
.no,ysvlLLE, April "a FIRE broke out
Wv. .,.pock this afternoon In the sumac and
:. '..r mill of W. T. Smith. The mill was
!.arcd with leaf sunac, atIordiug the most
,n,,ustihle material possible to feed the
a,r,ss Mr.. Smiths loss is total one, In
,,n3us building, engine, and machinery !;
,,,uirs large stock Of sumac, corn, and
trrt;iizcrs. The loss Is estimated at about
900; insured In the Old Dominion In
saysnce Company for s4,to1
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State Of Trade at other Points.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

APRIL Nv heat continues In Light receipt, with
no material change in quotations since last week !;
offerings of 23s bushels white and 200 Of red with
sales Of the former IS for prime and Of the lat
ter at 8I.7s for fair; $1.ss for good enc $3.50 for
prime.
Offerings of 2oa bushels rye. No sales reported.