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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-12

nae Ersiss pr; sssss,.l aDasEaga.

q &c ssgrgf fss sffs $ss Qyssa.i ii Outrage.
MEMIsHIs, September il. he eonrnnY
arrested at ekestssiIle by, United States
troops, on the charge 0f con, pIicity in the
Trenton Outrage, will net arriys hare until
This aisernoon.e They viii Be taken befsre
the Unit cd ,states missioner foi: exansinae
lion. Another of the negroes taken from
jan, and who escaped, Il here, bat: underline
advice Of United States officials, he and i,is
companions refuse 10 communicate anything.
In regard to the ailair. beyond the act that
they escaped and six men were shct near
Trenton. rs "a
The 4ualanche gives the following his
tory of afflirs In this section: g During the
civil war tfffs region was overrun by SQUADS
OF guerrillas claiming allegiance to botn,the
northern and southern1 armies, but really
serving neither one. Colonel Hawkins COM
imanded regiment or Federal marauders,
Chiefly made Enp in the counties adjacent to
Gibson county, aud several parties of south.
ern adherents -swarmed over the same re-
|gion, both sides taking borses and other pro-
perfy from citizens at will. T., = Js.sgf,53 = :
Many deeds Of blood were perpetrated
during this period, and at the close Of hos
Utilities many Of these disbanded guerrillasl
remained in the country, and for three years
~ GnoiC lncIc Was u feSu iar UNDERSTANDABLE
between them in the range of country en-
braeing Dyer Gibson, Madison, iTipton,
and McNairy counties. Over the whole |
range OF country from the Mississippi to
the Tennessee. rivers, rapine, arson, rob
berry, and murder were almost daily occur,
Fences. One Budd Evans was the acknowli
edged leader Of these predatory night-
hawks, and perfect reign of terror pre-
vailed among the most respectable citizens.
Governor BrownIow and his administration
were the reigning authorities. but they were
lpoWerless to stop bloodshed or check hW-l
lessness. Men were torn from their Shrek
ing wives and children and were shot down |
and left by the roadside. often not being al
lowed TO say single prayer, apd for no Of.
fence. - 70 = ~ - ~
The Avalanche continues its history by
giving the details of the organization of a |
party to search for the rascal Budd Evans
and others, and the capture of Evans and
fourteen others and their execution without
trial or delay. This action broke up the out
laws completely. Those of Evans's band
who were not killed left the country or lived
in great retirement, and until the recent
troubles little had been heard Of deeds of
lawlessness.
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New ORLEANS, September lin the past
few DAYS the police have seized several cases
of arms belonging.to private parties. The
Metropolitans entered the store OF Ii. Oliver,
importer of guns, arrested the proprietor,
and seized several packages OF guns and
ammunition.
Six more cases of muskets on the steamer
Civ of Dallas were seized to-day by the po-
lice. Two hundred aud lightweight STANDS
of arms, mostly of foreign make, have been
seized up to date on the plea OF being 10.
tended to arm white league clubs. Some OF
the seized arms, it is stated, were entered on
the steamers manifest as boots, shoes, ano
hardware. tlsai
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The Assets OF the Adams Express
Company.

New York, September H. Judge Barrett,
of the Supreme Court, has issued his opinion
in the suit Of Dinsmore and others us. Adams
and others, involving the distribution OF the
assets of what is known as the Old Adams
Express Company. The decree in regard TO
the distribution of the assets of the company
is opened, and certifcate-holders are permit
ted TO come in and assert claim to share IN
the property of the Southern Express Com
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Port OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL, 1s74

PORT OF RICHMOND. sEPEEMBER IL, 1874.
>@ ARRIVED.
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore, merchan
disc and passengers. L. b. Iatum..
Bark Jerubyrd, Barth, Liverpool ola City Point
salt, Lee, Seldom s. Co.. s.r2
Brig Andrea, (Norwesian), Klaveness, Liverpool
' Schooner Annie K. Moore, Phillips, Poughkeepsie
N. Y. iron. Old Dominion Nail Works.
Ne Schooner Julia Willets, Dayton, New York, mer'
Schooner Belle Brown, Hall, Rockland, lime, A
S. Lee.
.'sloop koxauna, -, Wilton, hay. Simpson &
Bass.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co.
steamer j. W. Evarman, Platt: Philadelphia
merchandise and PASSENGERS W. L. Porter, asen:.
chandse aud passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent.
schooner Eddie Waters, tAm }, Barnes ar ,, RE
Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Potomac, Williams, Philadelphia, rail
road ties, Currie & Co.
pg-iron, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner F. Fl. Odlerne, Crowell, Boston, coal,
Curtis q Parker.
granite, Curtis Parker.
sloop Rosebud, Collins, Norfolk, bricks, Curt:
sloop Ro1anna, down the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
TUG Brandon reported below last night will
brig itapeIa, Halman, Liverpool, with salt to Lee
seldom 3 Co.
Chesapeake and Ohio wharves yesterday TO ioae
iron for Baltimore.
The bark Jernbyrd, heretofore reported badly
damaged BY collision In James river, near CltI
Point, was only injured to The extent OF having me
end OF her boom broken OF. She came into The
dock Friday evening.
- Arrived ut Philadelphia, on the 9th, schooner
George a. 1wibill, McDeri,t.
Arrived at Boston, on the 9th, schooner nate
Miller. from Richmond. ,
Arrived at Boston, on the 9th, schooner E
Elmer, Corom, from Richmond.
Arrived at Rocklapd, on the 9Th, schooner daltie
Combs, MELVILLE from Richmond. ~
NEW YORK, September 10.-ArriVed; schooners
Caroline Han, Apdi1l: Frank Walter, Hollis, from
Richmond also, schooners j. T.. Kelsey, Bodlne
Ann Turner, White; E. 2. Simpson, jackson Ill,
4. Hickman Robinson r: + Stockton Granmer !
Franklin, Randolph; W. g. Nelson, Leeds An.
lhony Godfrey, shaw; ]. II. Rapp, Gale; all from
Virginia.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that on
and after October LIST, 1874, light Will be shown
from the screw-pile lighthouse recently erected at
Hatteras Inlet, Panllico Sound. The light will
show red flashes at intervals OF thirty seconds; be.
The light should be seen III clear weather from
the deck of vessel fifteen feet above the sea eleyen
nautica miles. The structure Is square, upon i've
nj ,es and stands In seven feet OF the water ON the
end of divers reef, Pamlco SOUND, anu on tne
north side of Hatteras Inlet. The lantern pal nted
red. the woodwork white, and the roof and 1ron-
fnn-bell ON the west side will be sounded during
Yoepy weather at Intervals of eight seconds.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., September ., 1874.
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se,xure Of oyster vessels, ire.

CRIsr,ELp, Mn, September 1I.---.In POGO
.moke sound to-day William II. Cprtis, Inspee-
tor of oysters of Virginia, took the schooner
Annie, Captain Edward Horsey. and Charles
Riegin. In a small canoe, for working in said
sound, aud shot Riggin 10 the head, sup
pose, .n,ortally. The partiess belonged IN
Mr.YslansI. and were said 20 be gathering
,,y vs. s north Of the DAVIDSON and LoSft
[ line with rakes or toi,ess. ES
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nv Telesrapn.

NEW IOEh MAhhEIDs II |.
NEW YORK. September 11.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales OF 1,444 bales al 16x@1 7Ar. SOUTH
ern aorr steady and IN moderate demand; common
TO fair extra, IS 25@S6.1c; good to choice extra,
sc. l5GS9. Wheat 1@2c. better and IN moderate
demand; advance chiefly on winter and OLD spinS
Coru firm and less acriys 96&v97c. ior Mestet .
mi xed in store: 9S6S9c. for western mixed ahoat;
Isl al. OF for white western Coffee dull and nomi-
nal. Sugar active and firm; SSMShc. for fair 70
good refsniue: sac. for prime; SIC. for Muscova.
DO exc. for centrifugal; refined easier and active
at OX91 &c. for hard grades; Molasses quiet ana
nothing of moment doing. Rice unchanxee' tat i.
firm at S2.2O@S2.30. Turpentine qaiet at 33lS@
34c. PORK frmer; S22. so for new mess. Bsef un-
changed. Lard frner at IL l5-logl &c. WhisKey
din ne 81 OF. Frelghts unchanged.
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f,FrrcE VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
- - PACKET COMPANY, =
" .Spnfember.2, 1870.

.NyHE STOCKHOLDERS VI. ILL., In 1 pIM.
GINA STEAMSHIP AM. PA a., a ,I,tS mi MI.
s ~ s5 ass mt the National Bank OF
and seeese, in Of The assets Of t s.r Of
rat Stock sash
o,u ~, this company. froper Ger
viii be given part, q spI 3 one Or
able wsn presented IN ~ sending in
nnas and present. before "a
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Deatb or the Lost Child,

New York, September 11.-The little
daughter of Mr. Hager, Of Greenpoint,
whose abduction was reported yesterday,
was found at the foot OF east Nineteenth
street Yesterday in starving condition. IL
was taken to Bellevue Hospital, where II
died. Immediately after death it was recog'
niZed by some Of its relatives.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.jt.a RICHMOND, September II, 1879.
tts 90 K ..a., OFFERINGS ~ il s5s II fSa:s2 q

Z /. #s
WHEAT.-white, 1915 bushels. Red, l;45e
bushels. s,a .y.s..,, -.4Tff,-. 4; =. ~
! CoRN.--w white, PA bushels. sS11S ,.i
,OATs.-616 bushels. +ss.st ~
RTE.-I2 bushels 81 - -
1itlt. ..s ~ u SALES. .artsi si,f,33t
WHEAT.-White, ia bushels good at S1.33
2S bushels common at S1.15 Il bushels comm on
at FL 90; 60 bushels at 81 %; 122 bushels very
coed at 1885; 102 bushels fair at S1.26it912
bushels on private terms; 500 bushels prime OF,
private terms: 90 bushels good ut 1882. Total,
904 bushels.
WHEAT.--Red. 246 bushels, fair at, S1.25: 20
bushelsvery good at 81 .35, 20 b1she very good at
$1.33: % bushels common at$1.I0; ! bushels
al S1.20. Total, 32S bushels,
CoRN.-White, 274 bushels prime on private
OATs-1 Sc bushels on private terms; 80 BUSH
els very good spring ut Soc. 13 bushels yerygOod
spring at 5Sc.; 90 bushels common spring 1T 5oc.:
1872 bushels very god winter at &C.; 1872 bushels
good winter at 61c.; ! 81 bushels prime spring AZ
b5c. Total, TAO Dasrels.
KYE.-12 bushels prime at CSC.
~ RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-White. - bushels. Red, 124 bushels.
OATS &C bushels. .lf+ - ~ II -sss
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RALTlMURE alAEKETe.

BALTIMORE, September 11.SFlour dull, STEADY cad,
nm,narn. a5c yellow southern, 92c. Oats dalf
sontiern, CSC Rye quiet at 92@96c. Mess pork
dull at $3.50. Bulk meats strong shoulders,
o1aar vim sfdes I3xD t4c. Bacon strong and active;
shonIders IOHc; clear rib-sides, 15c. Lasd. .
shade firmer aud dull ut l6c. tor refined. Conse
1n,nfnsi and unchanged Whiskey firm at Sf,D7i
snrt light. Western butter unchanged. sugar
81 ropg and active az 10h9l1hc.
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south Carolina Republican COnVen-
ton

COLUMBIA, September 1.-THE Repuoll'
can Convention has been all day discussing
the report of the credentials committee,
which has been under consideration in COM
mittee for three days. Chamberlain and Pat
terson are once more in the ascendency, as
the report has been manipulated to that end.
Nothing definite is likely to be done tonight
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER-WoRKs, |
STf ASS - VT |. prIrDf,rnr HAIL

= WASHINGTON Hall,
RICHMOND, VA, september z, 1874. :,
cEALED PROPOSALS. will be received
- IN mart or for the whole at this office, until the
Goth fSeptember) Instant for making and fprn1sn
ing this department with three hundFea l 519gg}
an.INCH PIP and two hundred (200) 24-iNCd
CAsT.IRON WATER-PIPES; sald pipes TO De ae-
liyered in this city. ,,an-
bidders will STATE at what time and IN wnat quail
titles the pipes can be delivered: ,,,,,
ANY information required will be gwen " lnis
Office. .. r.,oct onv mr.
al h ne S,ds j. L. LAWS,
az 60 o T.tssSn superintendent.
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I wHEAT.-white. 10 bushels. Red, 124 bushel
OATS &c bushels. sa& fs.s,i
R1cHMoNp i..TyE-sToCK MARKET.

The following IS the report OF Mr.. L.. Gimmi,
weighmasrer. of the arrival. sale, &c, OF live stock
from the 9th IN the 11th Of September, 1874: ~
extra line. Sc. E
HoGs:-2O6 head sold from SIC. @l oe., net;
'sHEEP:-Sold from 4!g5c., gross. stock sheep,
per head, sold from $2.5003.25
LAMBS.-Per head, sold from S2.50@3.75. -
VEALs.-Per head, sold from S5g12.
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Interesting Note.

HEALING SPRiNas, September 10, 10 l4'
Editors Dispatch: My attention has been
called by an old citizen OF King William
county to the letter Of Mrs. o. Camerer,
concerning an old negro woman's (Nicy
ChambIy's) children, and be has given me
suggestions that may lead more readily TO
some information for the old mother. The
name should be Chamberlayne. IS old Gene
raj Chamberlayne lived in New Kent, MS
place adjoining that of George Custlss land
not Custar), new occupied by General ROO
ney Lee. It was al General Chamberlayne,s
house that General Washington first met ms
wife, Miss Custiss, she being then on neigh
borly visit. The locality is exactly that de-
scribed in Mrs. Camefer's letter, and the
name is undoubtedly Chamberlayne and mol
Chambly. Ri. 1A a.'.as''i''' q
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- 80 fF1FF .
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September Ill oon.-srocks dull.
Money, Q. Gold, 109A Excbange-Long, 4s4x;
short, 49, Governments dull and lower, States
quiet and nominal. u ~ ~
Evening" Money easy at2@2K. Exchange heavy
and declined-4S4. Gold heavy at 109x@l085.
Governments dull and weak. States quiet and nom
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rne yehraaka Democracy.

OMAHA, September 1.-THE Democratic
e,ate Ionyention held at Lincoln yesterday
wac the largest convention Of the party ever
hold in the State. a. Tnybury was nomf
mated for Governor, and Colonel .. W
savage for Congress-.
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Rar,TIM{,RE

BALTIMORE, September Virginia 6's, peel
ers, 6; consols, 54A. West yrgmia's, 9lte. North
Carolina 6's, DID, 20; new o; special tax, g.. Bid
to-day, yse fttl8F
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rnr,ravIrIp MARKETa

I,oursyILLE, September II .-Flsur and grain nm
changed. Pork quiet and unehapged-y23 5p. ~.
con in fair demand and higher: snonioe =;
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235-FM,,
11:o5P.M.,
e:ool.M..
sa3 !! 81
4:5o A. NJ,
1soPM.,
1oaDPM,
$50 NJ,
RICHMOND, YonH River AND GHksAPfAx1l
= &, I-gtS& ftsTftcast kauRpAp CoAFANY,SsG4
AZ 3RICHMoHD.'hprtl ID. 1874
nN AND TERitTIIESDAY.5EA

n
" DIST, PASSENGER and FREIGHT ERAIMHs
on h's'road will run AS follows: 49,
PASSENGER TRAIN ror West Point 1eeHoa
Richmond at 8 K. M. fSupdays excensasfk -1nd
train from Wea, Rei1t will arrive 1t Rfchmond ~
10:1 0 A. d. daily. 81
The splendid steamers Havana and Louise will run
in connection with THIS road. and will leave West
Point daily lSundays excepted tlearriyal OF th6
train, which leaves RcL m0nt nj r. 81, arriving IS
Baltimore next morning In ample time TO connect!
with trains for Washington. Fast, North, and Vest
andieaye Baltimore daiIy tSunday5 exeepted| A. q
2. H., connecting al West Point with the train
due At RichIanns at 10 inext morning 49,
Fare to BaltimorI. .,...,.,..+ y b % s5f
10 salnmore and retnfh as....s,., y 90 ~
80 10 washington 8 w
Fare to Philadelpha ........,.,... 90
To Philadelphia and return. Ia d.
Fare to New. YORK ...,........:. 1000
To New York and returL..,......... ID 20
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight Qhlks
,leareJ Richmond daily {Mondays excepted as
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers at WeaE
Point that deliver freight In Baltimore eariy nexS
morning. 80 Va =.
-FREIGHTTRAIN,w with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Eotnts
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, s1d
Fridays at Q A. NJ. Local freight rscnss-s TpGEs-
Na''' An $3.50. cav sass EbW. +. FOL GER
Superintendent
W. N. RRxss. Master .Transportation. on %
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Nv telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 11.-Arriyed, Iybee,
Pembroke arrived out. Alsace. Asia, Friederlcke,
f,amesIc, 81 alcyon, Flamingo, Ceres. -.
FoRT MONROE, september l3-Saieo, ,, pa aFsS
srhnoners before reported wind-bound.
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= IISp RECEIVED, fres1 lot OF fine
u SALAD OIL (D'Aisl In quarts, plnis, and
hlsks. p Pu Sie LADD = CO.. Drug sts.
l. o - 1915 Main street,
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n l&Ez5 lA b549G ~ Ss4t4 ~ ~
i - < y - go *
Jk3pEf1FAI419fs9 ms Apz&x =
81 Mn 1sSffs IS ~ "a :, sssss< 81 @sxf2
nj; ~ ~ ~
~
- ~ ~ - 49,
80 49,
w. ~
Hs ttalr s0 q
Isl =, i, "a. Z. -. . 4 ~ e rs
III sc 11-ft SenslAI 1sSae0&et an1 xlEkeksAY 6A4s
~YUrc Drs = y res- ss1IsS,1s71s1 :
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WHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING

THE UN D E RSlG ED dAN lNU
BOUGHT THE ENTIRE
PHOTOGRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENTS
If Mr.. Charles L. Ludwig and the Southern Lith-
ographic Company,
are prepared to execute uopK
I1e o,,arantee as good work as can be hao III any
of ,he northern or western cities al the same piee
Our facilities for making blank oooEs, ar
ny ruling, numbering, anc performing "ie
pssseu' oA' SIMONS & KHNINGHAM,
Office Main and Twelfth streets.
yytI, remove to Snyder's Power Hall, corner Sas7
ana Sissen''i -. -. au 1S-lm
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eb Ude point Of difference between q tinifl
cIins. a. tna shlp"reeked sailor is that one
" us ma and the other to It's spar.
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FERTILIZERS.

THINCHA ISLAND
I J PERUVIAN GUANO.
FOR sale nj reasonable rates the only stock OF old
~ GHINI,HA ISLAND PERUVIAN GUANO re-
naming I'm or TO be shipped for years to this cou
nv. Purchased directly from the Government
aSeh' AIN seldom & BROCE,
au1aom Virginia street. Richmond. va.
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IVY INpOW. GLASS. 900 boxes of French
i M s'Ss5 !. ,aariean wIND0W-GIAss assorted
= s,.as 1aa.s s,ie by BoDEKEk BRQ.4 HERS.
shG , o. q - 1ffruggisis.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER ~, 1874
san RISES. ........ 5.38 Moon sets......... 727
Sun SETS ......,... els High tide.-....... $40
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Another scene at the Danbary poatotties
q Inny letthers for the y Briens ~ " i nt;1
onef' g anpy one,
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Preeautionary Health MoHements.

WASHINGTON, September 1i.-Generai or.
ders from the War Department, dated Sep
tember 9Th, calls the attention of officers
commanding forts and posts upon the sea.
coast to the provisions of the act respecting
.ouASpu,ines and health laws, approved Feb
rrary Is, 1899, and directs that commanding
officers will furnish assistance to any collec-
tor or other proper officer of the revenue
service whenever he shall be specially au-
thorized by the Secretary of the Treasury to
apply for the same. -f..
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,.ncc OF the Richmond Dispasssn.i 6
ICorreSponnen,nn Sertenber ii, 4S14.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
BAKING POWDER.
Manufactured by the Imperial Bak-
Powder Co., Omaha, Neb.
CIGARS.
A. E. SIMPSON, Manufacturer, $50
1lth Stroat

CALHOUN MILLS FLOUR.
Wholesale depot 54S 14th Street.
Half barrel sacks...-..-....-. 2 go
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily,
AND THE EAST

2 Fast Express Trains Leave Daily,
Connecting as follows:
AT DIES MONIES with the Des MOines Valley
Railroad, Tor Oskalooss, Ottumwa, keokuk
and ST. Louis.
AT GkINNELL with the Central Railroad Of
Iowa, for all points north to st. Paul.
AT WEST LIBERTY with the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Minnesota Railroad, for
Paul, AT WILTON JUNCTION with the
SOUTH Western branch, for Muscatine,
Washington and all points south.
AT DAVENPORT with the Davenport 4 St.
Pshl Railroad for points north.
AT ROCK SLAM with the Western Union
Railroad for freeport, Beloit, Racine, Mil
waukee and all points in northern illinois
and Wisconsin.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Rockford, Rock
Island and ST. Louis Railroad for ST. Louis
and points south.
AT ROCK ISLAND with the Peoria & Rock
Island Railroad for Peoria and points east.
AT BUREAU JUNG, with bra och, for Hen
ry, Lacere, Chillicothe and Peoria.
AT LA SALE with the Illinois Central Rail-
road for points mort. h and south.
AT CHICAGO with al lines East, North aud
South
THROUGH TICKETS to all Eastern cities,
via this line, can be procured. and any infor-
nation obtained, concerning points. at the
ticket office Of the company, 12s Farnham ST.,
Oinana, anu $50 Al the principal ticket 0rnceS
along the line of the u. T. r. u.
-
Baggage Checked Through To all
Principal Eastern Pomts
A. NJ. SMITH, Ii. RIDDLE,
Genl Pass'r Ag't. Genl Sup't
Chicago. Chicago.
j. II. LACEY, S. STEVENS,
Ticket Agent, Genl Western Ag't
asst Omaha Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
YANKEE NOTIONS.

KURTZ MOHR & CO., 231 Farnham
st.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
Southern Hotel.
Fronting on 4th, 9th and Walnut stss
st. Louis, Mo.
Laveille, Warner & Co.,
-~~-rf@<~-.
Proortetor0.

The Southern Hotel is frst-clsss in all its
ap. ointments. lis tables are at all times sup
Piled in the greatest abundance, with all the
delicacies the markets afford, Its clerks and
employees are all polite and attentive to the
wants of the guests Of the hotel, There is an
improved eleva or leading from the fret floor
to the upper one, Railroad and steamboat
icket Off res, news stand. and western fnion
telegraph Off e in the kotunda of hotel,
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
Money and Commerce.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OMAHA DAILY BEE,
June 3, 1874.


June 3, 1874. !.
Money matters continue easy with
a surplus of currency in the banks.
Business generally never was better
than at the present time.
There is no change in price of
staple goods. California fruits con-
tinue to arrive in limited quantities
and sell readily at fancy prices.
The retail trade Of the city is i'm
proving this week, and a more
cheerful feeling prevails among
dealers in all lines.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04

PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, S12 FARM
HvM ST.,-wHOLEsALE DEALERS
MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 2Oo Farm
ham st.
WHITNEY, BAUSERMAN & Co., 24I
Douglas st.
J. ]. BROWN & BRO, Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04

Powell & Co., Soap manufacturers.
Sapo Publico, 6 1906 81; Savon
Republic, do, Chemical Olive, 6 to
6 l-2; Palm, @51-4; German Mot
led, 6 1-4a6 l>2.
ART GOODS AND UPH0LsTERER's
Benjamin b. Jones, Decorative Up
h%olsterer and dealer in fine art goods,
30 Farnham Street, furnishes the
following quotations:
FRAME MOULDINGs.
Oil walnut mouldings, one inch,
per foot, sc; 2inch l0c; 8 inch 15c;
polished walnut, l inch &c; 2 inch
15c; 8 inch 2lc. Berlin gilt, l inch
6@15c; 2 inch gao 3 inch $50
45c; imitation rosewood and gilt, l
iuch 5@1Oc; 2 inch 10000; 8 inch
15@SOc.
WINDOW SHADES.
Plain bands. 6 feet. all cOlOrs, per
pair, l so; ornamental bands, 2 OO@
4 90; each additional foot, 75c per
pair.
REPPS.
Union md all wool terry, per yard
l 5O@3 10; Imperial, plain and stri-
ped, 2 5OaS 90.
DAMASKS.
Union per yard, l so; all wool,
2 00a3 90.
MATTRESSES.
Husk, 4-4x6-2, 4 0Oa5 90; straw,
8 O0a4 90; Excelsior. 8 50a4 so.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04

Baggage Checked Through to all
Principal Eastern Points.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-04
COMMISSION.

j. c. ROsENFELD gives us the
following quotations this day:
Butter, active, choice roll SOL
Eggs, brisk, IL; Apples, s OO@S so
per barrel; Live Chickens in de-
mand from OO@2 25 per dozen;
Turkeys, 6 90 Oranges and Lemons
are advancing, Oranges 8 SO per
box, Lemons 9 Copper box.
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