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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07

A RAILROAD sooner or later must and
will be built from Wellsburg, 10 Wash
ilngton, Pa. opening up the Buffalo val
ley and placing Bethany college in close
railroad communication with her neigh.
ions. The p. W. s. Ky. is part Of the
project and It's completion will be the
iorcrunner Of the other NelSburg Neps.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07
Travellers Register.
ARRIVAL Or TBRs.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.

Hours at which mails Aru due and close Gt the
Post once In this city. Prepared in accord
4nco with tho latest limo tables on the rail-
FOAds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-07
COMMERCIAL AL. HAAMeLLE:g:
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK Money and stock Marh

New York Money and Stock Harriet.
NEW YORK, July 5-TO-day-was q
holiday in Wall street so far as new bus
mess was concerned, the stock and gold
exchanges, and nearly all the brokers'
offices were closed, but the bankers had
to keep open for the payment Of drafts,
The government offices and banks were
also open, the day not being legal holi-
day. = .
NEW York, July 5.-The bank state
ment shows a considerable gain In tho re-
serve, but the gain Is entirely in specie,
the legal tender showing a decrease Of
$051OO. The per centage Of the reserve
to the total liabilities Is 3l7.07 per cent
for the National Banks, 1904 per cent
for State Banks, and Sl407 per cent for
the banks as a whole. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to, day $590,OO0 on &C.
count Of interest and in redemption Of
$50 bonds. The following Is the bank
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
hammer away at Che matter until We
- Il = = T5fslSf ~ = sa1s~--y--
sLEBtS FilLA s & 81
(After Oraf1rnburu tho bidp, 81 citv

= = Il =
Cater Orahgcburg the bigges city in
the whole county,) was in state of
tremendous excitement last Monday
occasio9ed by the dispute arising out of
its lae.mupicipul / eleption and by the
ShctifT's sale In tho store Of Que o. the
leading merchants of that place I4,w
yer neTreville attended the sale
having cuchred certain other lawyers to
tho decided advantage Of his clients
whose interests he was looking after there
Lawyers Dibbie, Browning, Meyers,
Jamison, and "your humble" were also
on hand, watching the proceedings
supplemental" to tho election, Jury
Commissioner Laekiu had gone up
expressly from Orangebntg, (havius
suggested that the Jury Law" might
bc applicable to tho eicctinn case) and
supplied that element of dignity which
otherwise would have been wanting to
the OCCASION
At p NJ. the new Town Cannoil of
Lcwisvillc conypned; IntcudaEl Clecklcy
in the Chair. The respective counsel
of MISSES McISer and johnson, con
teatan's for wnrdenship, presented
their papers and argued ihe claims of
their CLIENTS. The 1p,cadaEt then put
the Question To tho Coanci, which
decided by vote of ; to 0 that Mr.
Frank Is. Juhnspn was entitled to the
wardtnship, %iiorcurnn he took his "a,
In the evcnn. the Rcpull;cans
celebrated their victory. by a gcaora
! ssccchiliratun, whcrcat Mcssrs y. Il
Jami>6n, Malcolm Z Kv1Wning, j
Fielder AeycrS, J L. Jami.un, JGsepI
l.arkin, BunncI jacobson, \ B. Khowl.
tor, aud perhaps, otirofs, spoke to the
great Observation-Disclosures. if no, o
others, ahd then, lik &c ID fellows, all
went quietly hume 20 bed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
WAvaS or oRANGEBCRG-

WAVES or R4NGEBCRG-
There will snop be an election for a
Bow Towd Council and it is we'll to
iptorm. pspi ants for office therein OF
some things wl.io,. thdir constituency
will demand of those who may Be elect
ed.
First and foremost we must have one
or more new streets--ogc ut the very
least, running paralloP with Russell
Street and conn citing the Five Notch.
Road and the Railroad with Market
Street This is an absolute necessity
md we bglicvessill be rcadiiyaequiescoa
in by oil sepaihle taxpayerss trhenthsrc
should be aa,oibGr street bii sscfiag.the
town aad crossing iipsseil ssroat, at
right apslss ,herste, somewhere between
Amelia Street and Raiitcaa Avenue.
For this latter street wo may wiit
awhile, but the other we must have at
once.
Another thing that orangcharg wants
is a markdt We *ant also a public
warS-hoaso and a public weiglier.
Cf course we don't expect to have.
I'll these things at once, bat we sllll
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
CLIFIIN IN{TERSI7I-

CA FIIN t'NfFERSI7Y-
The annual examination exercises
were held at the Cladiu University last
W edncsday, Glasses were cxamitlcd in
Latin, Algebra and various other studies,
with results ghieh sfr.laS haze been.
highly gratifying to Professor Webster
and his able assistahts, aiid whiols de
monstratcd clearly that, With equal .ad-
vaptages, the MUD OF a cnlorcd person
is not one. whit inferior to that of u
white por-on in its capacity to receive
and profit by education. Il; snmc of
the more technical parts Of English
Grammar and mathematics dosrec of
Proficiency was displayed which would
have been cro;!i,ablu 10 The pupils of
any. junior school in the coiin,ry.
Addresses were delivered by Bishop
Haven snd Dr.. Rust Of Massachusetts,
inl'r II. the visitors we n6tic,d Judge
Wight n"nSJy X. SJil'sol, NJ. L.
Browning So, Senator Maxwell OF
M"TiOor'', OK Rcprescn7" lsyas, J.
l.. llu'nbert l}9, ahd ot;iufs.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

Judge Head. ofthe Georgia Suprcme
Court, recently gavo decision in case
OF great Importance to the colored popu
latlon, A claim was set up to lhc prop
erty of one P"ilip Garner, deceased, IL
former slave, by two colrrcd men as his
herss it'was rcsistcd ON the ground
that their parents, being slaves, were
Inc ncapuble of making IL marriage contract
and that the nurriage ives consequently
void, aud tho children were illcgitjnate.
Judge Head maintained that the mar.
riago Of slaves. was valid at common
law, pd thft their offspring must be
considered Legitimate, whether barn in
slavery or since emancipa tion
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

y J"KE.-Thc head cl6rk in srncc-
f1astpsc ebeleS tiie Suite u pusc, lhink
lne he SQpA t6se. sndya.tare of. the
,dp'li~ss iii tide aud dies hot weather,
stretched himself ut full length upon
the count,r to enjoy II snnnze The flies
being vpry 'a",slizi"g, hp :hrew his
handkerchief ever His face. While in
the embrace of Morpheus, his assistant
removed his slippers, arranged his hands
on his lsseast and placed lighted candles
arc pd"d him. PARTIES passing stepped
20 iunuire the cause OF the death
Aiter'aSllrse crowd hail congresatcd he
was awakened by his brother clerk, and
it was hard to tell which was tho mos,
surprised-.,hc crowd or the head clerk
= Union IlcrdhI
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
NOTICE.

T. accordance with an act OF the Gene
raj Assembly passed on the 20ilr Fctnmr y
1873, all persons HOLDING CLAIMS
against tie County of orangcburs prior to
tho first day OF November A y. 1872, will
Prosent the fame to George Rolivcr. Esq.
C!crk OF the Court of said County. for ReI-
istration, on or before tho frs, day of Oc,o-
Der, A. d. 1873, and al Claims not Rcris-
torSd within said time will not be paid.
T.. T. Il. SMOAKE
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
GEORGE fBOLlVER,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
In Medicm>,, Quatity is Of the First Impor-
tdRce."
E, j. oLIVEROS, M. D.,
DEALER IN
DEN LER IN

DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
OILS, yARNIsH, NON-EXPLOsIvE
LAMPS, GARDEN SEEDS, &c., &C.,
PROSECUTIONS prepared with ACCUR,
ACY and FIDELITY, fol Which purpose a
full and complete assortment of PURE
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
coustantls5n hand.
Lorg experience-~a successful business
career of mere than eight years in Orange
burg. a good khoHlsdgo of the DRUG
MARKET at hou;c and abroad, will afford a
sufficient guarantee that all goods sold or
dispensed at my establishment will be
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
Approaching the success whioh in the
past has attended my efforts, have de-
tcrlnincd to spare no pains 10 merit a CON
finance of the patronage SO literally bestow-
ed.
E.J. OLEYEROS VI. D.
No 100 Rnssel Street Orangebure.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

The late temporary editor returns h $
: thanks to Messrs STRAPS & STREET
for some Substantial specimens of the
Rice and Grist best aud ground at their
Mills and Hopes they will receive thc
general patronage of our ,owu ami
eoAntry pc"Plc.
Theis rice i filaal to any in the
inarkci and tho tlfist is aa oxsellcpt
sombipatiop OF ths us fnl au,l beautiful.
Various srad,s and mod crate prices.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

"A preacher who 70 dc to meeting with
his card bs:oro his horse preached from
a text as annnamccd by him, And the
cock wept thrice, aud Peter wcat out
anil crowed bitterly"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
'BUs-

VIII soon be running again. Mr.. j..
A. Williams, our wcltkaown coach
painter has had Il lively "brush" with
the. bus, which Eaw rsjaces in all the
rolors Of the rain bow. Meroncy is
truly aaman of peuce,'- havinga husss
tor aff. IL, W. m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
From the Ncwbcrry Is. c.) Herald of
March II, 1879
NrwBERnr, 8. O., March 8, 1873.

NrwRErpY. g. O., March q 1879
III - 4 Il - N''Ao1'o
NESShS CULHbf PRD1HBh,Ss Z
1t Is with pleastsfk that we nend vo,,r
Farmer Cooking Stove 70 the general public.
they are an absolute household nscessitS at
tic dntv enI ,n"mS,"nont ~n % Jnna aSn oi comes
less upon our wiveg and daughters. The
Stove is as simple and beautiful n eonstruo.
ton as it is rapid and reliable in it's work.
In u word, it is as near perfect as it cun be.
John p. Kinard, j. X. G. Nance,
j. &. $. Brown, ~lsaac Herbert,
Z. McCracken, a. Longshore,
John abrams, ID. L. Hawkins, z
W. +: Metts, &g& ~, II Harris, r.
Jas, Lester: 9. Merts, r
- Snh.r AZ AZ T.Grutu, Tt;..i,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
.olaHt 10, 1891
AnnEvMfE, S. c. Dec. 10, 1872.

-f"HF'' IIT'I'' =. z. TIC. To, tn =
.VESSRS CpH1'ER LROTUERS.
We chccrfulys grant you permission to
use our names AS you see proper in com
mcndation of your Farmer Cooking Stove,
Tor we regard it ms being altogether the
best cooking sovc III use. 1t is all that is
desirable an u stovc, for il gis simple in
eousiructiom has no dainpcrs or Ices to
burn out, and takes quick and beautifully
We bcspcak for you libcra patronage
from oar ncigibors and friends believing
rs we do thm none who purchase one of
these stoves will ever rcgrcat it. but will
consider ii n rare prize in these days, when
COED cooks arc SO hard to get. Your enter
prise merits sscocss. and We hope you will
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
WON. Il. b. ELLIOTT =

HON.-R. b. ELLIOTP- = - .et
Will accept our shnpks Tor a gencr-
Gus supply ofvaluable public dprumd dnts.
If our Congressman lives until We read
through the Ninth Census his uamc will
never appear in the mortuaty statistics
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
HOOK ..d.rD .LAbiJEA---

= HHoDAY II M :L>AD.flER-TT9
The Elliott bdyse turned out Jay he
fore Yesterday N capital style. They
ale hahdsnms ast Of follows as a scncr
aillirg, 'i'hc few bf then, who arc not
handsome have fine, pleasant way
about them wIish is peculiarly captiva
tippsg-particulHry those who wear specs.
" As we remarked OH previous occa-
sirn -wc4-aro--an-Elliott-boy.
ss.N.fBss We see beEt with No s, near
sighted. ..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
h 4 -dEDiTORi.4H-

-dEDiTORi4A+7
a convention Of all the CoGuty Audi,
i''rs in tkis tate, /, be hcit. in C,;um
tia, on Tic 18th II, sin.o, sr the | ar.
use of c, a>itlrr'hs the asst, srnynt ol
Property in the State tqnasiing It, and
making the application OF the tax Act
u urc uni';rm il,m it now S The hclet
IS. that real property, N many Instances,
IS assessed beyond isa .sarket va!no, th.
lawful staAdard Of IT'S taxable worth.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
THE rosruAS1'ERsQlr- s.

Mr.. W. y. Williams has boen ap
pointed PosEngsser at this place. ricc
Mr.. +. DeMaw It is due to Nh. De.
Mars Mars Z TO say tsat he vas good officer.
It, is also due Mr. iilia'as to say that
NC have no douLt he will do his whole
duty in this very important position
Won't y ou please let us lasc letter
; bog ii Ht a&ay, Dh:. iposbns,ster ? And
] please stir uPtlose columbiq7 people, as
there is a ae%qr complaiqt abjnt the
Z mails from hat qaaf,ere s4na,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

on! OHyis f7'7 S'ns'sshs Iis
tHst Hscit 4Sl Or
The local ofGr neigl,bos, the TImcs.
gets off the following raaa a 1,,an,
The unusually Vet aud eloaiiy weather
of the past ten days eanses ,,5 ~ excIain.
as did worthy couple TO, whom Provi.
dence had sent NINE straiglna daug hlers /,
...Oh, that. We eonId have fiTrLg SUN
Who is the iccal of the FINEST
upon what subjects does he allow his
mind tosrun2 And d es he mean to
iusipaate sl'asSNiSE. straight daughters
came 10 'eoi rainy days2 Verify, verify,
the season p'stt be a bard ono onahc
poor paa,cr'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
N(gl,ICE-

Q FfieEeoGSTyl ltoMulssioyERs,
~ gSsxoEnuRG CouxrY,'S. c.
IS May 4th, 1873.
! ksBies~ vii lie received for Rebuilding the
-bFidse over Pull Swamp" below Knots
Mill uutil the 9th day OF June next Pro.
posals must state the amount of lid and the
names Of sprities offered NCohtfaot to be
entered INTO ia writing, before c5mnonciag
tie work 80
-. .I ( By' order of Bonrl
GEO. BOLlVER,
Clerk Roafd County Commissioners.
May 1T,h 3,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

S-iLE-H-S - "a
II. Was anything, bnt ,a,live'y one, last
: Alon'lay, IM .as'spdAnce. vas small a,pa
= 70 we're the sales, and SO mnstthe
Sheriif's comHiissipas haye been ALSO
The following safes were made:
l6o acres, property Of j. w. An,ly,
bought byss ,Dibble for s3s.S6..
200 acres, property of w. Il. Watt,
boushIby Geogs BoliSer for $500.
Mortgages thrown III, in both cases,
probably.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

You WANT TO GET THE BEST AND
u Cheapest ready y-nIadc Spring Clothing,
go TO MCNAMARA'S.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

vGAnN NEW PiPER---. "a ..s.ls t5r3.s, t
! 95Will be started here soon Under th e
auspices of the Baptist denomination
We learn that the Rev Messrs. Durham
and Norris are to be its editors Success
attend the new enterprise
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
'5aaI1 81 Is ieyIA3 3II! !1Io.,
SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1873.
DIR. e. R. TABER-

DIX, z. R. dTIABER- JItTt4.T.
'.'19 / 'a Themahy. friends ofl this gent leipah
will glad to learn that he has opened
anoefRce at Lewisvillc, aud will hente
9 forth devote himsclfto tlie psastioc of
9 his profession. .e,Ass!sesJ 9,s71
T" 'V s...- -. . ..S- d. s1it-g
u KoRfyoH.y----' ''N' I ..
= = 6 IA an enterprisihgg 20 ahead tiicrohaut
q as any one cad see by hisadvertiscmcpts.
This good old m6tsoysquick sales and
+ Fmall profits" is the Ohio under which
Z he docs business Go mid soc him.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

IF YOU WANT GOOD SUGAR, 8 LRS
For 81, go 10. MCNAMhRAS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07

If YOU IfANT To BUY CHEAP TOR
Cash, Soto MCNAMARAS.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-07
Spring Arrivals
MI N AM a r A'sS

Gcat reduction in prices OF Spring q cod.
bought i'll the last ten day
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
GENERAL NEWS.
The Grange MOVGmGltin North Carolina

RALEIGH, y. G., July l0.--'Ihc Mas
tiers Of the various Oranges in THU
State met here to-day and organized a
State Grange. VIM. :. Battle, of Edg-
combe, was made President. The
meeting was well attended and har-
monious. An adjournment was made
until the first "Wednesday in February
next.
A large State Educational Conven-
ton is being held here to-day. All
portions of the state are represented.
lion. w. IL. Battle, of Raleigh, was
made President. Much interest is ia
ken in The deliberations, and business
of an important character is being
transacted.
NORFOLK, June 1O.-Georgc Savas,
mate ON duty on board United States
war ship New Hampshire, at the navy
yard, committed suicide to-day, shoot
ing himself through the head with n
navy revolver. The suicide is believed
TO have been caused by a disappoint-
mcnt in love. The deceased was TWEEN
ty-threc years of age, and son OF X. S'a-
vas, Rear Admiral in the United states
Navy.
RICHMOND, June I0.--ln the cascof
DR.. Cullen, one of the surgeons in the
Mordeca-McCarty duel, who refused to
testify before the grand jury, on the
ground that lemigbt terminate him
self, Judge Guiyon to-day decided that
he must answer the questions pro
pounded by the grand jury, or be held
for contempt. His counsel asked for
Il suspension of the sentence in order
TO appeal to the Supreme Court, which
was granted, and the commitment of
the witness postponed till that time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
NEW YORK.
STATEMENT OF A PASSENGER OF THE
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WaIsouh Assigned 10 The Shoe Department

NEW York, July l0.-Moorc, q rail
rond conductor, has been arrested i0r
NOT canceling II Il resclling tickets.
Walw0rth's mother, who, with n
basket Of flowers, was on the same
troln, met young Walworth at Sing
Slnp Yesterday, and took her final
leave. The latter kept up his spirits,
and freely convcrsed with the lockers
ON, and upon receiving his striped suit,
iokingly remarked,nl look as if ! had
n base ball suit ON He will enter the
shoe shop to-day to learn enough to
Income chief clerk in the stock de-
partment
The Worlds Washington special
saws the Chief Ju5ticeship has been
rendered to Conlllin.
The statement of passenger Of the
Cityof Washington says the loss of that
steamer was due to the criminal care
lrssncss of the officers and crew, and
that they Just barely escaped being en-
ullrpd. He saws the lead was never
hove once and no one had the least
idea where the ship was, We had on
hoard us passenger q captain, who
had crossed the ocean scores of times.
He frequently warned the chief officer
that he was running too tar north, ana
advised him to run down hundred
miles or so southwark, to get the sun
and see where they were. His advice
was rudcly declined. The second Off
Ger, believe, conceded in this view.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
An En.ernrising peonIe.

The citizens of Dallas leave nothing
unrlohe that tends towards the adj
vancement and prosperity of their city.
Its citizens, without respect to party
politics, feeling that all this prosperity
and progress is due alone to their news
paper press, without which they would
be In obscurity and unknown to the
world, recently held y meeting, which
was largely attended by those interested
in the welfare of Dallas, at which reso-
buttons were passed expressing graft
tude to their local newspapers for their
earnest efforts in behalf of the city, and
pledging themselves to sustain them
by most liberal patronage Itisno
wonder that Dallas has grown and
prospered beyond all its surroundings,
in which are places equally favored as
to locality. Gratitude and pride has
lmpelled them to acknowledge the
sources from which their permanency
as a trade centre is derived. How diff
fercnt in this place, the principal outlet
at nresent--fov the productions Of
Western Texas and the port Of entry
fop its importations, -fadtdnla BIT
lctin,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11

lar sales. M bales. Mlddllng, 90gc
flour active and hrmoT common L
lair extra, 80 20d7; good TO choice $50
~ o. Whlskcy active and 6rmer al
Wc' Wheat unchanged; 'holders moi
anxious to sell; red, 81 55@l IS. Corn
higher Rice quiet Carolina, 7lmsic
FORK unsettled; new, 7.m7lc. Lard
unsettled, rallow duh ut SIC. Money
easy at Bad per cent. Sterling firm
at9 90 Gold, ll5s@ll5s. Government,
very quiet with little change in prices,
state bonds very quiet,
NEW ORLEANS, June 10. Corn, mix
ed 56@51c; yellow 5sc; white, VERY
scarce, G0c; others dull, unchanged.
Sterling 26Si sight 4 premium. Gold,
loh Cotton quiet, sales 500 bales AT
yesterdays quotations; receipts so;
exports 10 Great Britain; l,Gl0; stock
t5,932; first bale of new cotton received
rom Brownsville, TcXns, classodstrict-
y good ordinary, good staple. II goes
by express to New York.
Foreign.
LONDON, July l0.--Noon-rhc bank
rate is reduced per cent 1t Is now :.
PARIS, July l0,--RWtes 56f 6jc
LIVERPOOL, July l0.--C0tton quiet;
upland SGD; Orleans sd; sales 1900
bales; speculative export 5000 bales;
savannah and Charleston, deliverable
IN August and SeptcmbcrS So. Tallow
HOS sd.
Latcr-Sayannah and Charleston de-
livery in September 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
Kansas city Live stock market.

hANSAS CITY, July =,
Cattlc-llcceipt4 1910, and 300 calves
shipments $50, and 2s2 calves. Buyers
to-day have been in good attendance,
aud transactions have been liberal.
Common Texans continue in slim de-
mand ut 81 5O@2, many lots being sold
at these figures. Good shipping steers
are in fair request at former quotations,
Sales to-day; y good Cherokee steers,
av 0O2 lbs, at - 81; 3s medium Texan
steers, nv SO lbs, nj - 60; l2S wintorcd
Texan steers, nv $50 lbs, at - -; %
common Texan cows, nv $50 lbs 1T
- l2l; "a common Texan cows, nv 600
lbs, at -; 10 medium Texan steers, av
7GO lbs, at So GO; 10 ordinary Texan
steers, nv $50 lbs, 1T 50 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
PACIFIC COAST.
Trial of the Nodes commenced


FORT KEARNATH, July lO.-The Mil
itary Commission met to try Captain
Jack, Schonichin, Boston Charley,
Black Jim, Slatuck and Boruchu, I'M
plicated in the Candy massacre. The
followingare the charges against them:
First, Murder in violation of the laws
of war. The specifications here report
the facts ALREADY known. Three wit
nesses were examined: L. +. Riddle,
his Indian woman Toby, and Il. ID.
Diccr. Toby swears positively that
Captain Jack shot General Candy, that
Schonichin shot Mr.. Mcacham, Boston
Charley DIR. Thomas, and Hooker jim
tried to kill l.. ID. Dicer; and also, that
Borucho knocked her down with gun
and tried to take her horse. The testi-
mony of Riddle corroborates his wife.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-11
WASHINGTON.

The Attorney General has written a
letter in relation to the suits now
pending to enforce the vendors lien
on the Harper's Ferry property, in
which he says: at is not my inten-
ton to have the property offered for
sale, under the vendors lien, until all
the outstanding claims against the
property have been adjusted, and par
ticularly notuntil it has been iudicially
determined what, if any, claim the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has to
the property or any part thereof"
At the Monmouth Park races King
Amcdeus won the two-year old race in
1:lSI. Hubbard won the mile race III
1;27l, distancing his competitors in the
first heat. Lightning won the third
race in 2:43J.