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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE GRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, May 9, | A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the middle States and the lower
lakes northeast to south least winds,
falling barometer, cloudy ard rainy wea-
ther, clearing in Virginia and Mary
land; for New England aud Canada
southeast and south winds, diminishing
pressure, cloudy weather aud rain; for
the gulf and south Atlantic states
Soutbw west to northwest winds with
higher pressure and generally clear
weather tor the upper lakes and thence
to Kentucky ard Missouri occasional
rain, partly cloudy and clearing
weather Cautiopary signals con-
tinue at Duluth, Chicago and Mill
wsukee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
How Abraham Lincoln was Nomi.
mated for President.


From the st. Louis Democrat.
The wigwsm in which the convention
was held was an immense structure,
capable OF accommodating thousands Of
persons besides the delegates, but the
crowds assembled at Chicago were so
great that only email portion Of those
who desired to be present could gain
admittance TO the hall Seeing this,
the Seward men contrived q ehrewd
trick for the purpose OF giving the
friends OF Mr. Seward the possession Of
the bail, 30 that all mani iestatiOns Of
popular enthusiasm should be on the
side o. their isvor.te; and i, Was decided
that no spe ctators should be allowed to
enter without tickets Issued from Mr..
Morgsu's headquarters and distributed
by the delegates. In giving out these
tickets the Seward delegates we're favor
ed TO the prejudice Of Western men, and
the Lincoln men saw that # something
was not done to cOunteract the move
ment the wigwam would be packed with
Stewards friends. A council OF war va
held, at which it wss resolved that
counterfeit tickets OF admission should
be prepared the evening before the nom
nation, aui when the wlgwam doors
were opened the next morning they
swsrmsd into the hal and crowsd sll
toe ava liable space, to the exclusion Of
most OF the Sewsrd men. who had taken
a leisureIy breakfast in the perfect con-
fidence that their genuine tickets secur-
ed them reserved seats. The result
OF this was soon manifest When LIN
coin vas put on nomination, snd Caleb
Smith, OF Indiana, rose 10 second 1t, a
storm OF applause arose from sIl sides
OF the hall, while tie nomination OF
Seward allied TO evoke the enthusiasm
sntlci psted and arranged for by bis
friends. The Seward cIsQuers were en-
loving the reserved seats upon the side
walks, while the Liucolu men filed
the wigvam with their sbouts. Doubt
ful and wavering delegates could not
withstand the tidal wave OF the rail-
splitter's popularity, and were carried
sgsy, while the Seward managers
gssed in stupid amazement upon the
auexpectied dsnuetnent Such IL the
story IS it is told by those who make
no secret Of having been IN the plot oy
which Mr.. Morgsn's shrewd designs
were circumvented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
THE WHITE HOUSE.
Its Occupants and their Daily Life
Washington Letter to the Boston Journal

Its Occupants and their Daily Life.
Washington Letter TO the Boston Journal
From the official rooms, which are
often seen by the gentlemen who have
business with the President we passed
into what are known as the private
apartments. First, We entered the Ii
brary. which is fitted up with mahogs-
ny bookcases, tolerably well filled, and
oak furniture. This was the reception
room OF Mrs. John Adams, tor in
her day none of the down stairs psrlors
were neither finished or furnished, and
she used to have her Mondays wash
hung out 70 dry on lines stretched in
the East Room. Next to the library is
the Presidents bed room, plainly fur
nished and opening into Mrs. Grants
sitting room, on the other SIDE OF which
is Miss Nellies room. The sitting
room has blue curtains and the furni-
ture is covered with blue, while pic
lures and books give q home like sp-
pearance Opposite Miss Nellie's room
is that OF Master Jesse, bright boy,
and the especial fsvorite OF his pa
rents, who has just gone to California
with his plsyfellow and schoolmste, son
of Ex-Sen stor Cole. The state bed room
is the most elegantly furnished room
on the second story and beyond it is the
chamber OF Mrs Grant's father, Mr..
Dent, now in his SSth year. The family
lite at the White Hou-e is very simple.
All rise about 7, and a substunts al
breakfast is served at s, the President
bringing his favorite newspapers to the
table, and reading them as be enjoys
his coffee and toast. After breakfast
the President takes short walk, re-
turning TO his Office at ten, and remain
ing there until four, when he takes
another walk, or, perhaps, a short drive
Meanwhile, Mrs. Grant and Miss Nellie
have attended to their household duties,
received the calls Of friends, and,
perhaps, made few At five, sharp.
dirner is served, a plain epast, OF which
q dish oil hominy is always part. After
dinner there is an informal reception in
the blue parlor, with an occasional con-
ference on political subjects in the Pres
ident's office upstairs Such is the
daily life Of our Chief Magistrate and ,
his family.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
6henBandonn Valley Railroad.

The directors OF this road held q
meeting recently in Philadelphia, and q
new contract between its authorities
aud those OF the Central improvement
Company, the contracts for the whole
work WAS made. We learn that impor-
tant changes were adopted all Of which, ,
we think. tend TO strengthen confidence
in sn increased vigor in the prosecution
OF the enterprise. We do not believe
that now there can be any reasonable
doubt OF its completion at as early day
as practicable. The fact which is an-
nouUcsd that the Central Pennsylvsnis
Railroad Company has determined to
endorse the bonds Of the Shenandoah
Valley road affords the smplest guar
sntee that all the means necessary 10
construct the road will be Obtained on
the most favorable terma-CharLeston
( W. Va } Spirit Of Jefrson.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

An Iowa clergyman was iDs. IN.
reasonable enough 70 want bis salary,
and when the church failed utterly TO
pay him any considerable portion o'it,
be suod and recovered judgmsot The
matter was recsutly made the subject Of
by Q council Of inquiry,
and that tribunal arrived n iour SOL
.uu fpdipgs, viz That the church did
wrong in failing 70 pay in pastor bis
salary; that The pastor did wrong 10
suing the church; spd the church
should apologize 70 the pastor and that
the pastor should apologize to ,h.
church. Jack Bunsby would have
found il hard TO beat isa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
CineiB.atI narEet.
CNussArr, May 8

CINCINNATI, May 3
COTTON-Dull ard unchanged.
EGGS-Dull; I29l2tc
FLOUR-QIst; supsrfns s5 25IS
5 IS, extra 7 Z5G7 80, family 7 5DlS
7 IS.
WHEAT-Quis;; 81 10 for No 2
red winter.
CORS-Frm 4Ic for ear.
OAT5-Dull aud unchanged.
RYE-Stssdy.
BARLEY-Stssdy
HOGS-S5 4O15 50 for butchers.
Receipts 3l2s head
HAY-Dull st $50 0Ola2l %.
PROvISIOSS-DuLl mess pork
quiet 1t fls % ror city. Bulk meats,
shoulders aud clear ri5 side. 81 Bacon,
s,ssdy; shoulders &c, rIb side u; clear
sides l9t, sugar cured hams frrn lag
l4t
LARD-LsCs active, Q ior PRIME
steam.
SUGAR-Unchanged
T0BACCO-Fnm.
WHI5R / + rm a. S8c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
CINCINNATI.
chief Justice Chase.

CINCINNATI, May 8-A meeting OF
the mem bers OF the county and city
Boards is to be held in the U. S Court
Rooms, on Saturday, to take suitable
action on the death OF Mr.. Chase
Committees on resolutions Of respect
have been appointed by the Board OF
Trade, Chamber OF Commerce and
o.her bodies Flags are on the build
ipgs aud steamers at half mast
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
BKOOkLYN.

ERooELrx, May S.-Mrs Sidney
>m'u, o Fceep>rt. Long Island sum
mnned New York dentist to draw
,,,yerst teerh soi requested ehlotorm.
Ine dentist refused and her family ply
can was summoned who gave it to
her, and rs soon ss she bresthed it her
hart Ceased to beat, aud she could d not
oe aroused. Mr.. Smith Gays she was
'l perfect health before taking the
chlorform.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

DID you ever see msu fsh around
in the bottom OF 9 tub OF water for q
piece Of sospi At hrst be simply
reaches down upoo it TO pick it right up
and is very 10 ucb surprised TO find that
he hasn't got it, Theb be approach es
it more cautiously. puts bis hand ever
il, and then comes down noisles.ly til
be gets every finger about it, and then
squeezes it tight and misses it He
looks at it for q moment before making
suotber effort, and hlls up the interval
With 9 few remarks. The third attempt
is 9 sort Of ssml-circle described with Q
great deal Of sagscity, but 10 8 failure
Other remarks follow. Tnen be makes
succession OF dives. snd slops the
water over bis CLOTHES. and drspches
the carpet, aDd catches bold Of the
tosp several times, and lets 90 Of il,
again, aud screams st the top OF bis
voice, and fpslly, in perfect despair,
sta down on the Hoor and actually
houls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
FORt IGN.
LON DON
John STUART Mills

LONDON, May s-Intormatiou has
just been received here from Avignon
the capital OF the Department OF Vsn-
chues, in France, stating thst John
Stuart Mills, q well known author snd
Euglsh political economist, l. Danger
ously i'll in that city His physicians,
however, express hopes OF his recovery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
FuneraI OF Blsb"p M'IIvatne.

The remains OF the late Bishop
NJ MIlvsine arrived here to-day, accom-
paLied by an escort Of ministers and
laymen from Cleveland, Bishop Lee, Of
Delaware, and others. The remains
were conveyed to the late residence OF
the Bishops in Clifton. The funeral
will take place from Christ Church to
morrow at IL o'clock. The services
will be conducted by DR.. Burr, OF Porte
mouth, and the funeral sermon will be
preached by Bishop Lee to morrow
night.
George Roger, Jr., & Cos malt
house SO and s. Harmon avenue, was
damaged BY fire to-day Loss $22 100,
partially insured in home companies.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

other words, one Law for Indian and
white man. Throw to the owls and
rats the last vestige of that policy which
makes treaties with Q foreign nation
living on our coil. Give TO Indians the
same chance Of life We give to our
folks, then, let him paddle his own
canoe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
AUSTRIA.
The Cholera tn Vienna.

vienna, May s S-The report OF the
prevalence Of cholera slong the Danube
are denied. Information received her.
from different points on the river, states
that tie country is tree IRON the epi-
demic,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

DANDY" CAIN, heretofore = negro
field hand and plantation preacher, but
now Congressman q, large for the state
OF South Carolina, is under arrest, ip
Charleston, for obtaining money by
fraud. The charge does no, have refer
euce 70 the $500 per snpum which he
may DOW draw upon, and which ought
70 suffice him, but 10, specifically. tbat
be has pocketed the purchase money
for real estate be did not OVID, and
could not therefore, deliver. His cre-
dentisls are goods 8 Congressman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.
NRw YORK. Nav =

The money market opened to-day
with hardening tendency and loans
were made at 7 per cent 10 Gold, hut
soon afterwards the supply became
abundant al 6 20 ! per cent On call, snd
before 8 o'clock balances were loaned
al 4 to 5 per cent, mercanhe papers
continue in demand snd prime names
are done At 7 to 9 per cent. The Fo-
reign Exchanges were rather hrmer
in the morning, but The slight sQgerze
on gold DESTROYED the Improve
feeling and the market closed up dull
and heavy at 1851 to lOSi for pr me
bankers sixty dsvs sterling and lO9t to
1904 for sight. Gold was alternately
strong and weak. and ranged between
ll7t and ll7t the market closing Al
HI. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out to-day % $50 on account OF interest
aud $500 in redemption OF - bonds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

A revengeful traveller on . certain
railroad in this State packed 9 carpet
bag full of loaded revolvers, aud banded
it to 8 gsutlemsuly bsggsge-sma.her,
who had ruined three or iour trunks
TOR him already. The smasher huug
the bag up against the wall ssvsgely,
and threw it on the floor and stamped
on it, sud juupet up and down oh it as
usual At about the fourth jump firing
began along the whole line. Forty six
revolvers went of in rapid succession,
distributing bullets around the car with
disgusting csrelessness Of the legs OF the
smasher. who WAS shot in six places
before he could get out OF the G. he
rode on the plariorm during the whole
Of that trip aud when he did enter the
car he encased his legs in stove-pipe,
and ran an iron clad snow plo- 10 front
Of him to push the baggage out with,
He smsshes, perhaps, tewer carpet bags
now than be once did in the blissful
psst--much fewer. and be 10 filled with
gloom. The only boon he Graves is
that be may be present when the car
pet-bag owner calls with bis check BE
SAYS there will then be conflict which
will make the Franco-Germsn war sp-
pear perfectly ridiculous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

On the tombstone Of q smugglsr kill
ed by the Excise officers is the follow.
ing:
Here ] lies,
Killed by Z IL"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

He says the shot was fred by Rswley,
one of McEnery's tax collectors that
it was from a pistol and the ball grazed
his neck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
NEW ORLEANS, May 5

i"ornsy General Williams, Washington !:
A dispatch has appeared in one Of
our locsl papers purportlng TO be signed
by General Sherman to Gov Kellogg
saying that the President deprecates
aggressive action at this time and that
the Tn ted States authorities are not to
be used except in an emergency, DC
The dispatch creates great alarm, but
.t r- believed to be bogus Dispatch.
Please inform me II any such dispatch
hs- teen sent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
NEW ORLEANS.
Affairs AT ~. nartinsvilIe


New IBERIA, May S.-Couriers are
arriving here from st. Msrtinsville this
morning and report skirmishing all day
yesterday. with no serious results 90 far
General Rodgers came out OF town with
a Napoleon twelve FOUNDER, and about
twenty-five men to compel the citizens
to surrender, but after firing few
rounds was compelled to beat hasty
retreat, large bodies OF citizens being on
all sides aud rapidly closing on him.
The citizens are in excellent spirits snd
want for nothing, Wagons are COM
ing in with supplies from all points and
long distances. Col. Deblsnd can cap
ture the town at anv time he feels 80
disposed, bssfhis object is more TO resist
the Kellogg government than have any
blood split. Several metropolitans de-
serted to-day. Large numbers of citi-
zeas are ready TO move when called up
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09


". P. Kellogg, Noc Orleans;
General Sherman iurorms me that the
dispatch purporting To be signed oy
him is a forgery, So tar az / kno"
YOU have the entire sympathy O. the
administration in your efforts to sup
pre 9 lswlessness and violence.
TSipaed G. n. WILLIAMS,
Attorney General.
II is the intention OF the aHthorltles
to institute measures to discover the
author OF the dispatch and If he can be
taupd he will be severely dealt With.
Senator West slso received a dispatcb b
TO. isy trom Governor Kellogg, giving
an account of the attempt on his NE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09

The jury in the Beakley case came
into court after four hours absence and
rendered verdict of murder in the
second degree. The prisoner was i'm
medistely sentenced to the State prison
for lite. The verdict WAS unexpected,
the general belief being that be would
be acquitted on the ground of insanity.
, 1873-05-29


Tho bnrge mercury oollided with tho schr ]. G. Har-
Eson about oelocE sa evening" o,sntsao tho barge
the ainn,ast Of tho barge wero carried away. Both
-!Ths schr Oecelia, light, Is said to be aahore ut
fog cnso III that locality yosterday, that ves
ecls could hardly find tho ports.
time. Bho bolodRa to tho Menomineo barge Company,
and carries about COO, 900 feet Of lumber.
The abpping sgenss quote soamcn;s wages at 81. 60
@200 per day $l76@e 90 being tho rate for tho lum-
bur tralc. Sailors are plenty.
a dispatch was rcceiyed In thia city about O'Clock
Traveller, saying that his vessel nshore nne miles
this aide OF shehoyga1 ana requesting that atug DO
1sa 70 h To was aSa
and left this port 1t late hour Monday night. ID
out diaculty. stntines.
IA Detroit paper says: We learn that on Hatring-
Mills on Lake Huron, two red range Lights will bo dis
plas9a o. h1gnt: ,v,o ra.r @,,o ,,,,o,, tnro,,,,,
the bridge on the Weaud Canal, had her mizzen mast
carried away. She IL ut tho Detroit dry dock for
The new northeast dock at Escansbs Is fas. up
Tor loading ycsaos about tho 1st Of June.
Works department Of Canada to sperinsend The VEL
land Canal enlargement recommends ne connection y
q and hs M s L
tuown,. Port Maitland is sono 2o nsilea farther up
the lake than thcproscnt outlet At Fort Coborne and
fsr more easy OF acccsB In all weather. It has beside
the advantage Of being open earlier In tho spring IN
instances nB much aB two wceha Plera running
a south.gouthWest course and extending sorno 400
foot from shoze ind forming wde entEonce arc al-
ready located.
Tho steamer Atlantic which waa eunk twenty-ouo
years ago by coming In cosion with tho prop ogdens
burgh near Long pon II to he raiacd by tho Western
Wreck1ng Company, Of Cleveland. It ts supposed that
outside the value Of tho boat there is much valuable
treasure stl On board tho Atnntic, she 1aa sunk
IN 1e2 feet of water and has lad quietly On the bot
steamer Allen Strong has beon re1ttod throughout be-
Ing supplied with all tho modern improvements Tho
expedition e1pscta to commence operations about the
middle Of June. This is believed 70 bo tho mont excn-
sivo undertaking In tho wreckng line ever attempted
on the lakes.
-Ja,nes Mcdonnell second mate Of tho propeller
Granite State, fell from the Lafayette aWtnBhgidge to
The dock below, vt Toledo, few nighta aincc, mud
Severely injured hiHAelf.
Tho following Aro tho prevailing coal-rates !: To
Chicago downtown docks, freo, $3.50; Mi!waakee,
FREQ, {20; buffalo, free, $l.25 Detroit and Wyau-
dottc, free, oso Hamilton and Kingston, straight,
5a.2 gold. Iron orc from Marquette to Cleveland,
$3.50 from Marquette to Eric, S3.to.-Cltueland
Herald.
, 1873-05-29

METALS AND T1NNEns' sTooH-Trado continues
to improve the nogement On both local and interior
r. 2eae1e s5oe 49, 1914 :.s.se
!ta2o II $1,000; do. roofing 10. sl4.so; do 2oz2a
IL Sa T1s-1ares go: smsn. 4se; bar; 44e;
's!s sasa1 aas11so, isoo,s4ao a. is| ske e; 1.ts..
q " 70 sr esnt ni i mse from on tho it, 1''' ''on
oofprn-0opper bottoms, l5o; brazera over u lbs,
VIM 70 &c; ., g. and 0, 100; 10 to Il. 11o; T.
115o; y md i, IKE; IS and 49, 70; H. lsS; 1s
es fsns: Trs ~ T 9eae iea pse ''n' a's
NAiLs-Woro il fsT se9aost st *s:1aH. For 100 heg
lq.s discount Of 12xc !: .lloved We fspeet: 1o9sod
: & 81 = ass
Tho demand Ia fair at tho anue1ea prices Manila
rone 9 b, 100; siaal ropc . b. lG9l7o hcmp sash
81 + fss1s isSsSs Sss
oILa-Carhon and huseed were Arm with eomcthing
Of m upward tendency. Lard continues weak. Whale,
atesiy. We quote: Carbon, 19@lohoi c1ire lard
o. tesi;a sf Wi gse sS a !s%
loot, oa sFcly pure, sl;lo: % s1tFa. 0oo; 10 10.
s5o 81 1s s;pss. s s.s9 s nsRhs 81
''aa rIa hoNMet tSs1 with fair inquiry at former quo
Massiion, toi.oo Lake Superior 95a.o0@s8o0; Oil:
eago Stone coa, $500; Missouri atone coal, $500
1sjTi FoUiTnY-The supply waa not very large, though
about equal t9 tue ed oo99 ~ szfa Er,g M
chluions has fallen OF considerably 1here was no
rss Turkeys 'o,a et l3s2e eetGk
sas %sto = ssPestsa ses .ssaey: a
ooops chokons Il $a.so 10 coops do at soo coope
'p0f, 4TGMES snnhhin,,a IN car loa were easier
, 1873-05-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDHEaDAY EVENING, May 28.
ALConoT-We continue quote VI per cent proof
firm at s1.8291 ut.
BROOM COnN-A liberal movement ia reported In
good grades which arc a the time working aror,
tho supply IL not abundant. Tho poor gradua aro
plenty and Inactive. We quote: No. hurl, 8@7o; No.
stock braid, b@5Hc; No. do, 4634kc; No. do, 3(a
and red, 2@2ho.
DurrE1t--Tllo market was Without now features,
Tho demand contiu7aes fair and about equal to the
uaily receipts, hcnco prices rulo comparatively steady
Following ara tho quotations: Strictly choice yellow
dairy. aae22oo medium to good, 1s@2lo inferior to
.,1na nAaalNdIrhero was Light moyemen. In this
claBs Of goods ut former prices. Wo rpncat our
H9t, AZ folqwa: atark, 3G1o; Ludlow $50 lewiston
14Sc; AHforcan, 39o; Alnosteag, 81Eo Otter Crock
SIC; lnriap bags aud bli, 20l3a1o; gunnies xir-
gle, 7@l8o do double, 28@39o wool aacks. G7ko
BEANS AND lEAH-The inquiry ii moderate. mud
chiefly FOR choice beana conon grades aud pesa aro
rather slow. No quote: Ohoico hand picked nayes.
$960Q32oo; do mediums, $2.40@245; Inferior graies'
M22'oo; e S 'n sF9on E !. peas I'm br slo@1so; Yellow
BUILDING MATERIAL1-Trale is picking I'm eon,
aldorably and should tho weather contiuuo favorahie
fair business is anticipated by Dealers Tho sunnY
Of ~ matorala IL largo and increasing. New 6rick
contracts havc already boon made 1t $7009TSo,
Sewer brick ts also lower, Gtucco aud cotnent
are steady. sYe quote: atueco, $3bo9276; Now
York stucco caating, $37t@4 slperflno 10, $50
@4.0o: Portland cement, &ooota7.50 per bsl: Hog
, 1873-05-29
MARINE.


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e,,- .no,. . 1,, s'tn.et ia =, ,ci,ors ts =,
a,,- "a 5ata; px,. .xo o.,
aehr ~ Ie!0' ~ sog '1s nis tnn. co,1
6cnI 6 =: !. AtWato5t Eflo, W .onn @ e9at. m
r anopSey ayn N III II, i.ana W tn
rn eE Gi.s. g e s. Gs',.at an' ana b
11op Gy q oc,re toFt i1otoa' A'ooo DIE neffng'
a,hr ~. Wv kags bagss. nqn: n.c,o roo .,,xoo,
ptt M pnnq; m wv .onI nan ~ m, 1,
,nr Ky nMo 'e's' oso "AS 8Ao"'' 1'1 DIE
n+r,, II ann na,, ~. t., ,-,, On ,x,
a' 81; I'll o9oenSoufen' Aza LUZ" 'ton' 4" osl'
scbr 1Sitffv ar.nt a.rr,trc, m =, 1nnhor
Bchr nns7t iIox'ees WIFE ~ ~ IN IN 1mer
achr r. no.tsar nann, LMs M =, ~ i,,nar ~
nnr - -. ~ Heuntot 11o =. tu.aoS4s
sohs o{ Hsrt}san ntd t ~. .ons ne COAL
, 1873-05-29

$G5,0Q376,00: common, $t0.00@60.o0; Gull, $4,000
Ast-Ocar, $500 1000 common, S2o. 90; !;
Oaf--OIoar, 4ao.o0@ 40o6; common, $2o.0o@26.0o;
ctill, $i2. .00@t8.O0.
Iliokory-Oear, s3s .o0@45o0; common, s2ooo@
O.. Gull, &l2. .0611800.
Mar1o-d!oAr, 80. COG 1900: common, $2o.oo@oooo;
Gull, $10.o0@t5.b0.
$500.
Wi Whltewood-oloar, s5o.oo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
330.00 cull, $10.u0a16.00. ....
Wagon gtock1ickory a1tce, per sot, $t.o091.6 !.
Wagon polcs eauh 45S56o box boards, 49,