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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

. RUNAwAY.-Last Monday morning
the occupants of Main Street and the
Courthouse square We're put in commo-
ton by the running away Of a two horse
team. As the wagon went by the
dcn>ely populated stand Of the cake
and pie venderS. the tapping Of the ia
bic cloths frightened the animals anl
they dashed off at 4 rapid rate. The
horses took up Main Street, wheeled
across the Court House square, and i'll
describing the arc struck another wag-
on, knocking it bottom upward. much
to its injury, and then went off IN 4
tangent towards Pools stables. but As
s!lcv ncared Harmon's corner, Nose
Thompson, u colorcd man Of grip and
dexteritv, made flying grab for the
reins and hitting his mark succeeded in
stopping tue qnivering stceds exactly
in front of Mayes & Martins cellar
door. Nobody was hurt and no injury
done except to the unfortunate wagon
that stood on thcS qnare. If Nose sticks
to business like he stuck to those horses
he is good for 4 fortune.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

F" THE DOLLAR STORE. This institution
seems TO flourish. Now you see it,
and now you don't see it''-that is your
So1l.r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

A DUTY.-Who in Newbery has in
terested himself in taking upa subscrip-
ton for the family of the late VIM. II.
McCaw99 This ought to be attended to,
for he died while battling for the peo-
pie, and besides his family are in needy
t.ircu instances
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

:. Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Candy, Canned Goods, Cheese and Maccaro-
nj, can be faand at, VINO. CHASE'S.
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Tobacco, : Tobacco.

We are just in receipt Of 95 BGTES Of
TOBACCO OF various grades and prices, at
wholesale or retail. .
LOVELACE l. WHEELER.
May %, 2I-tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

John +. Speck is now prepared 10
make and repair nj kinds of Jewel'y'
eff
TowS Council TO THE FRoNT.-"e
never get tired Of asking people 10
work f.. MS Wien we know they Will
do i. when requested. Well, some OF
the roads within the incorporation are
in 4 bad state, huge holes having DecA
recently cut in them by the travel Of
wagons, rendering them dangerous to
the vehicles Of even Skillful drivers
These holes ought to be filed up with
rocks. We cite, for instance the roads
leading by the old College and by Mr.,
james Crawford's.. Our level-hcsded
Council will doubtless go to- leVelilns
the roads at once.
s., And after attention is paid to the afore-
ssia holes will the Honorable Council
out On their spectacles and take q short
walk through Friend Street from Adams
70 Caldwell Streets and examine the
condition of the gully on the south side.
T. looks now as if it may have been eS-
eavated for canal purposes, water power
only being lacking. Look to It seh''e-
.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

WHAT Does IT MEAN9-We under
stand from gentleman just from Chap
pell's Depot, in this County, that three
boxes of guns and two boxes Of cart
ridges arrived at that point on Thurs
dag last, directed 10 Capt. A. Butler"
who commands company of militia.
lust across the Saluda river in Edgeheld
County.
We are ut loss to know why this
distribution Of arms and ammunition.
Is it for the purpose Of bringing on i
conflict of races9
The simple distribution of arms
might mean nothing, but when they are
accompanied with ball cartridge we
must confess it looks rs if something
more than mere drill was intended.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

WHAT Is THE REAsoN?-Why have
not the people of Newberry had Il pub
lie meeting since the adjournment of
the Taxpayers Convention? The effort
to improve the condition of things must
not stop with the Convention. The pur-
poses Of the Convention can only be
carried out by the, cordial cooperation
of the people. Let the people not fall
back into their old Iut; let them go to
work in earnest. We ought to have i
meeting to hear the report Of the dele
gates, to organize an immigration bn-
rcau, and to startthe TaX-Unlons III mo-
ton. Strike while the iron Is hot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

To DEVELOP TALEST-Place Il
Young man in 4 position that will fcal-
fully tax him and try him; i position
that will often bring 4 blush to his
cheek and the sweat to his brow, 4
position that will ovcrmaster him AT
times, and cause him to rack his brain
for resources. Place him in 1 position
like this But every time he trips 60
to his rescue; but 60 with manful words
of encouragement; look him boldly in
the eye, and speak to him with soul and
emphasis. This is the way to make Il
man Of boy. And a giant of 4 man.
Iftman has pluck and talent, no mat
ter whether he ever filed a given posi-
ton or not, put him in it, ifworthy, and
he will soon not only fill it, but out
grow it. Put one in a position with 4.
faint heart This is the way to kill him.
Put in him grandly, with the most I'M
nlistakblc confidence. Drop no caveats,
but boldly point the way. and then
stand by him with 4 will and comte-
t2nancc of Il true friend. Th"s try
twenty men, such as have been named,
and nineteen will uccccd.-E9cMGng:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11
Gun and iosk Smith.
Wines. Liquors, Segars, &C.

a EONARD. J. 3. Il CO.-WholcSalc and Re.
w; pSaIrr7 G Iu,"rs ' n"n"ofU ot G, ',iitiri &
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11
WHO Wants an Organ?

ANY one in need of one Of Needham Sons
Organs, will ind it 10 their advantage te
apply to the HERALl uFFICE
Jan, Il, ST,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11
of the entire community.

2s CHINA, CRoCRERY AID GLASSWARE.
The China. Crockery and Glassware
establishment of Messrs. kingsland &
Heath, situated under the Columbia
Hotel, is one Of the best and most popu-
l.tr in the city of Columbia. Does your
mantel board or Your what-not need IN
ornament, or is your dinner table lack
ing cups and saucerS, dishes, plates
glasses, cutlery, &c9 These gentlemen
can supply the want with the very best
quality of articles at low and reasonable
prices. 1OEE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

Sugar, Coffee, Crackers. Sealed and Bottled
Goods and Irish Potatoes. For sale by
s. TO-. VIM C.. CHASE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the card Of MessrS. Thos. NJ. Lake
& John a. Chapman, who are prepared
at their workshops to make and repair
Cotton Gins, and to do all kinds of
Buggy and Wagon work, blacksmith
ing, horse-shoeing, &c. All work exc
cuted bv them warranted to give salts
faction.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

= OVERS. \. NJ. & CO.-tirors.H and Pro-
q vision Dealers, Plantation supplies
Tobacco, &c. T..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

DEATH FROM BURNING.-We are
,ained to notice the death Of Mr.. >.
B. Taylor's crippled daughter, stacla
Snsan, which occurred on Wednesday
Inst after two weeks intense suffering,
the sad result Of burning. Thus iSano-
ther victim added to the long and
,nopruful list of casualties from acci-
dental burning. and another warning
to guard against results of such de-
plora!!le character.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

ARREST. Henry Cannon and Jake
Cannon, white, were arrested and lodg-
cd in Jail by Sheriff Darlington on Tues
day afternoon last. They are accused
bv Louis Shcely, colored, with inStiga-
ting hin, to fire the store Of Mr.. R. 7.
Nccl, near Little Mountain in this
County, which it will be remembered
py our readers, was bmned down and
the contents entirely destroyed on the
night of :hc 18th of February. Louis
Sheely, who applied the torch, has been
in iail about two weeks The Cannon $
are large, powerful men, but offered no
resistance to the Sheriff, and Were led
quietly from their homes, about eight
miles distant, to this town. We forbear
further comment than that if they are
guilty of this heinous crime that they
suffer the full penalty of the law. We
understand that MIR. Neel had befriend-
ed all three Of the parties in many in
stances.
Since penning the above, Jake and
Henry Cannon were both bailed out in
the sum of $500 each, bat subsequently
the former was re-arested and COM
mittesl BACK to jail on the charge OF
murder. as being one Of the six men
who beat to death John Tyler, color
ed man, in 1869. -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

WHY WILL YE PERSEvERE IN EVIL:
We do like to see determination OF
character, and strong, persistent will.
provided il run in the right channel,
but not when they are perverted, and
calculated to result in ruin. Too late
then do men wake up to their folly and
repent in sackcloth and ashes. Evl-
dences of this are seen every day
among business men-thoSe who start
ed business on the cash basis and adj
hered to it are in smooth water to-day,
while those who stuck to tho old credit
plan are in trouble, and find it difficult
to keep going. In spite Of the lessons
of the past, however, there arc those
who hang on with bull dog tenacity to
the old and ruinous system. Why will
We pcrseverc in it? The cash man has
everything well in hand; true he does
not sell us many goods as the other, but
he has more money ut command anu
fewer debts, and more goods on his
shelves. and no books full of doubtful!
accounts to keep him awake Of nights
and sit like Il night Mare on him when
he falls into 4 itful nap; while the 9th
er has neither money nor goods. with
the blue devils destroying his happi-
ness, and cramping his energies. Stop
it We merchants, large and small. drop
it, turn from it Us you would from 4
pestilcnce, for it will a$Su:edly work
your ruin. Is before said, Il small,
cash business is safe one. hut . large
one on Il credit basis is unwiSe and un-
profitable.
Bacon, Flour, Kerosene Oil, MolaSseS and
Syrups, always for sale at
WM. C. CIASE'S.
f>11 ,p
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

Don't you fail to come to Us with your
Cotton. We always buy.
WM. C. CHASE l. co.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

Call at Johm-F. Specli'S Jewelry
Store, and see the best stock in his line
ever brought,to this part of the State.
9-tf. ,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

LOCALLY PEETINENT.-T'io following
anccdote strikingly illustrates the ad-
vantage of paying debts however small.
and also, the fact that large amount
0. Indebtedness may be discharged bE
2 very small quantity Of money if it is
kept in circulation. We forbear to
comment upon how much good in tnat
way a single $40, which by the way
happens to be the subscription fec tni
the HERALD, might accomplish:
An account reaches lis of 4 financial
transaction which took place in an Of
flee, no matter where. By some means
or other it happened that the office boy
owed one Of tie clerks three cents, the
clerk owed the cashier two cents: alQ
the cashier owed the Office boy two
cents. The Office boy having 4 cent in
his pocket, concluded to diminish his
debt. and therefore handed the bronze
over to the clerk, who in turn, paid half
of his debt by giving the coin to the
cashier. The latter handed the pepny
to the office boy, remarking,
Now, owe YOU Il cent
The office boy again passed the penny
to the clerk, who passed it back to the
cashier, who passed it back to office
boy, aid the Latter squared all accounts
hiyg paying it lothe CLERK thersbS dis
! charging the entire debt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

eAslLSON. J. C.-Dcalrr in Groceries Of all
W kinds, Canned Goods, BaggIng, Tics.
Tobacco and SrgarS. i3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11

a OIELACE, 4. D.-GroccricS, Canned
3 Goods, COnrrrlioncricS, Tobacco and
SrSGrs. Is
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11
Observation-Disclosures.

AAARGUALL. L. R.-McalS served ut al
sSg hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters in
season. Dealer in Groceries, Contcction-
cries, &c. Il;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-03-11
Groceries. Canned Goods, &c.

AlslCKER. \. M.-Dealer in Groceries, Can.
~ ncd Goods, Pcrfilmery, and Toys OF all
45
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Manufactures
Commission Merchants
Cotton Buyers--Grocers.

4 E.AVELI. & SPEARMAE.-Groccrs and
sa- Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and buyers OF Cotton. l.;
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CousectionerieS, Segars, Fruits.

SasEBB, J. +. & CO.-Wholcsale and Retail
" Dealers in Groceries. Plantation Goods.
tiuauOs &c s.;
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Jsyelry and Watch Makers.

CANT, DIR. 5. F.-DruGgi>t. Wholesale
z anu Retail Dealer in Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicals, Pure Medicinal Liquors and
Wines. Is
, 1874-07-24

] 7 h~]x
oil, :trlcty nrs II apeas, az III nesfc9t Ma
1inbaga 1o bSS1oil ''e straits. soc elephant OIL osa;
pGrAT6ES"Aonw HHre 1o,ior fi@inGn nM l9Hao q,
ta way. st,i loxcr raer e1eo III r.
The oats!a. psee tor choice io |. ssoS rsr ri
brt faIr d. y R1tstoes ssa e5od to choice $1e@6oo
ills ojd rotaIncs Il ia, " IN so1ea on'' sos
ieeeipts xepa b.sv; and tho ,.r
old prises rurhe,so ot SGs1en' Ths nfse,s brng rn
prnRs s2s5ao6 $ do.t 9d duets Sth,etSns E ''s
e va ana q 70 sers an 'Sn
garian also fr1a. viii on ia ~ nrtas % ~
fused Flax as quie but II s,ssdv 0n, 9otNona Eth ne
mammoth DO. soso H. sosse .,ier :. A,s;
5s bags do 1t t35 2o9 bsas s aNa a ~
;aoo bsgs poor 4 t2oS; CAT o1.ra inet Il aoc
peea vns reported on9ndaa. snd sseanv 70 te6Sn' nn
aa soasss d.%aaa G:asaa 81 s0s s;oG o1n45y
without ba8a $2i5 da!ry, with h,on = h.h,Gy, hhy,
a.4!ry; ~ par ~: rack, J.. :t.ooaa2s: ~ '''-'''
dcgres Of activity, and tho market ruie. sss"ty E
90 previously quoted: Young Tyson, common, 70
is,r, 2o@+so; %, good, ts@ddo; ); do choice to e1-
95G3G5o common imperial, 45@doo good 10 choIcss
DO, o5c@t .0a; fatr 10 good gunnoxdur, 7oas5c.
fhDiee ,haIag hpnIgsnny. % sloo9lo: e1tra Moyane sao9
70 sood a. es76c fair to good old, 60a65c common
ao ooored naeurAl-leaf JapAn so930o; com.
T0DACO0-Thie market IL steadily rnrktno n,n,.r
Tho prospect Of sort crop tnduco3 Ter1 ~ nsonnacnt
feeling annng holders, snd many aye Aak1R alyanor5
pftcoa We continue to quote:
FMa our-Extrn 7sas5o; rho,ce, ooasoo medium,
o to snf 7ssoS bs bro,t sna7o,
oo ssox1No-oood 70 choice a29aSo: medium, $50
, 1874-07-24

7alo; clear rib, 1oalo1o oeor. 11xc. u,con .,c,
A. for Rhonfetn. Lard nrm sn1n1ncr 1ta s'1hs
hKuE1r1a-Whoat "a nm In rorn Ia nito e. - "a
Hr;W mira M Ao'''0 NJ.
| NEW ORLKAug; I.aI iuIv Qa -ptnv,a,ov,. p..t H.,
demand and 75c higher Al s24o acnn ~ nrco ~ ~ ~
mand an h'gher shouiiors. psio: ctcar ,ss 1I.!n
caeaf laio. Lard scarco aid Ginf,cr: utTaa I1irS
aunAR-Dnilt Tnos1 fatr n,<ao.,,' r,u ~, o,-
+ WmstasasY-Frmar Lolisn,a, 0oo Cincisnatj. Iii
1o5Gs2oc fair, lk@22o: good. 31Ea23n. urno q
Otllcra unchanged
coIIoNw7,Qniet; aalcs, 800; auotat,onx ,,pcbonooa
taccT;s, ~, g; ttPorse-Iiverpno1- atoc~ ~
~ =; t;,nn,1 unsoaa ssS. fycnng, 10000. S1' e''
Esu1aNHa lux alght, Il prcmium. ntAr1
Ina oo'eSo4o' f>S1'"AA' "se1t'
On vEHo. July 23.--0MarN--Wh,. aru ..
hehiA ~ nGv NO. Milwaukee, S1 dorm "a 1rs1
, 1874-07-24
Miscellaneous,


Most Of tbs lumber csrsoea In tho river have been
disposed o. only about ye cargoes remaining for suo
ssi sys% s nat aew yes9as arrived during tho n
Tile nav lug Atur., whloh has boon receiving Its
engne near Nnze street. brdge, has beon completed
modelled. and strongly hull, and Capt. Napier Iaa
charge &C. ot ~ hsE. atr @ D; Green il ths owner:
THU city ths stranded schr Angus Smith, is going 10
te rescue q tAe Oily Of sdison, ashoreon Wasilng-
The achl Dolphin, recently sunk at Lutnstou. bus
taken to seFs drydocE, whers sho viii bs thor au
TEa @ ,saI. Mosains @ D!rd. M @ &. Mssten, wend tho
spcsa fTon d tnts sy 70 Detroit aud only consumed
Tile attar Noo.nau, Of Leopold Il Austrtans 1ahs
supssoE m rsaols's L Lao has just completed tile da,u-
sumo her regular tFipH nHSt weak.
as MsIsFtana event Of Tue Chicago Law.
ms to purchase two tngs but did not sIcceeI. lie
NJ therefore co,,e to ihis city 70 ry hs luck here.
~ Ss T. oue M %hethss h. @ VII 10 sc
cannot DO entertained ly the ovuers.
Tic cost .s rep.rna S~rsg tSo Wicked .cr ttono.. =.
PORT Huron Ia es,i'n:o Ut butwsen 81 ono and f4oG
Tho now allie wheel Htoaner called tho hius,o II
soon 10 tatc nes place on the ne between Escauata
THE ,apper works and furniture Of the prop Sum
arc atrft on Lake Erls. The Sin lea III loo fee Of
WATER and there is no prospect Ut atlclapt being
The tug Wesley nsvAins has been nho!ea at Au
b1be ~ tho United statos Marshul. Sho has been
taken to Ilay City. N
-rhe Government lighthouse stmr Daia IN at prep.
ant visiting aho prtncra! gh.houscs o Like Suerior
OF which there arc about tWenty-fye
-Thp nttrot Freq {ttss saya that 1t has bceu sne.
ctally noticed tae the humorous sail craft which
lsFa cos out this season nearly alI hnye nd0ed Tho
wire rigging for the sandlng't.out in iieu Of rove
rendering 4 evident that tho former IL nut ouly tho
most durable, ht hotter adapted to lAko Masnt,
-John 8. Quinn, tho auhnlnrne diver, has Houe to
Middle Island, Lake Anrou with tho scow IT, s. Hyde,
e resosor quantity of scdctl pia-ron Isttsone ~
sa 70 have been rckod up by tho roslaapts Of tho
arXo Of timber on lhu inslo Of Fighting IslYnd Can
dian chanue taking llor departure ia tow Of lilo
~ II Noyes struck tho hnld Of tic island aud
rlftol hard on 1t Ia thought that considerable or har
argo will hare to 10 ligAered before she can bo re-
eaEel,
, 1874-07-24
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.


Foreign HnrketH.
~, LIVERPOOL, July 23-11 .. m.-Elour, 28s dtaas,
whsat.Wlnter. ios- sa@lls; spring, as lod6 iSs ID
"a Mhs', ais ed91l7 81; club liz 1od@12s Id. Corn,
III L3tvEnroo, July as P, m-F1our, 25saoos ID.
WhesssEWtnter, ios 6d@l1a spring, oa sdGl0s Cd
Hhte, l1s 4a@11s I'd club, lis 9d0l2s sd. Corn.
86s ID. Lard, s4s cd. ''
J.. IL LdtTsarool Juy 29-coston steady ruiddling up
!Ana. 8EG28Ad: miadllDg 0rfcans, 8Hd; speculation
md export aslcs, 1000 bales.
Brcadttnfa dull. Ayoruge California white vhcat
lii 4dalls I'd: club do, lis od@l2s Sd rad Weatsrn
25sa36a Cd. Corn, 36s Cd, 3''
Lard, 54a gd.
Cheese. Cos oil.
Ial!ow, J9s gd.
Lospos, July 2s.-Bullion IN the Bank OF England
increased cl48,o00; Amount gons Into .the Bank On
6aianee today 600; proportion OF Bank rcservs to
nannltics, Which last week Az per cent ID now
4a1 por cent. Consols-afoney, YAK account, 0o5z
Z United states securitlcs-6-2os Of 1866 100: 1918.
31oy LOADS, 105H; new 5s, 103a<; Now York Cen.
tfnl, Va; Esio, 30@30H: preferred, AZ.
Linsesl oil. a7st od@21s, Cd.
.Iurpcutine, 25s. Of.
FANlB, July 23.-TlAnfes Eff nkr
, 1874-07-24
Tho FrolHco Markets.


w.- - NEW YORK.
nn,.n1 ~ nos1, ,.,at55 vn5 z9Ioo1IoN-9uict Mtdd!ln
Anst - saaaTa snseu aeaay sacs 70 !qo bsts
tE ~ s-o;te 70 o,4o oep!ehbes !01l-2a; Qc
n 10 s1eS!e = 5g,Sse @osenhes 10 lo~a2016Ho
15ax. narnps ~ ra-oi$S,osaGi iSa. n...,.. = m,
aEn Ml,n 81 TAR air. demand quotations Unchanged n,'
@ no9e anu corn meal unchanged. Wheat, less doing
Rvs ,;fot - e. nnss1 ~ 4ese1pts, uovu ~
Gprn In Toni in.ni i5 "n1 ont III a's uacAAhged
aaLtIas. n'GH Maaeo aan yellow Western,
rocait 6om mli.e M MesteTm, s. sotaoSG, 0aa nrmer
Wcetrn tS,e'' ~ y" "n'te "esesn' 11S12*o mixed
MsY asp iii Hors-unch,noea.
aaq unsettled low 70 fair o, 1oso
| e4sar I5 4uses. htnlasses anu rice unchanged.
ETHraotEua-orndo, T.t;a 4S5:s. Do refined, l2to.
| nunvte,nun nnn; mSs'ern, sra 1N9Sg'
, 1874-07-24
REAL ESTATE.

Tbs following Instruments were filed for
ord On Thursday, July as.
olTx PROPERTY.
hlrs W. 1sena y 17a fee. Of Wood s.,
1esvt aa,se cor aa5f Il Br,son IL Il
#. With buildings. dated juy n......., ., v,.o
@Na95fe z,9a = a.: & 2e9 4 y of Park court, ii,
19s1 II, dated July y22.....,,,... "a. - -'A q
wet ce93ngress #. coz Of Dowory st, sfa;
caaaipoH av, g IL Of Jefferson Il, !. 9i1
W.; .1s1; May ,,. =. t9 4 Of Nineteenth It,
ass ass.d 4, ST. ~ A. Of Centre Az II, 2s1i
koysn 4 cor Or Clinton It. l. ;;.ii;is i
q, With improvements dated July 2s. 1910 =,
ioo IT, ls.sa s T. 5aig siip + ~of Hoyn' ~ 2i1
sha::s gssf4: y j 4 W6itsicass pisss, o.
1snsn i, cor astaa sf boaS:a ss's Il g.
With toxlo0 Il n Of tho aboyp, dsted JmIx 81
OAKLEY % ~ a4o @ # of KinzIo Il, I, a01121T .
a.slags t. II Il csat1o ~, /, 3;;ia a'
ns.1 's tSSi. 4 s4ss'd =. ;5:ii; II. u
Felsst ~ near su1a It, Z ;6;;;; s.
It, dated July y22.....,,.,,...'. 81. - 1'H@1@s o,
NORTH OF cii1 Lla1rs, wirnis ! n.p,us ar 3,
Lot. Y md a in : x 1lus Bloek ID, soc 20, 10.
- Lot ooek ] IN Gehrae i uralckman'a ~
blook OF n SEC 20, 70, "A, dalod July e.. .
eou1H Or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN i naptus % or srv
Mills or rouAr-nousE
"asnlngt9n st, 76x16o feet, ia Block 20. Y1l-
Lot a. IN Il O. HAM,. Aea I@,tt,y Jn,y a.:..:.$ 1910
see 9, %. II, dktod July y22......,,,.. :" 800
A1tJ.thard It so1l2a 1918 IT, in blocks
qas r.. 4sr X ofswA Sec 10. os. ii, dated
Of Ioi md is Of ict il iic;:.;,.r Ia
II, xofs e boSs " q eeo ls So dated Feb IT, IL
lesst q raiirosd) Il seo s';.s >. S. q nsA na.s,;A
, 1874-07-24
MARINE.
Port Of ChlcHao, July 90.

7 1VfE VI CHICHHnA July XVE
| ARRIVED.
9chr r. ]. sklmoro, Psnsrator lumber.
| Prop Milwaukee, Ogdenahurg, st,1lries.
6tmr Corona, 81. Joseph, s.,ntlrios,
snr shcboygan, aIsnitowoc. uunilriee.
Prop Lake Drooza, Donton Harbor. s,nhrios,
Prop Oleyalant OudannhtFu rmt,irin:
stmr Huron soutG Haven, sundries.
Prop h[euomine9, NuBtcnon sundrjea
Prop Oconto, Green 1ay, su1driog.
schr Black Hawk. Lincoln, bark.
6chr Azov, Kingston salt.
8chr City Of Milwaukee,, Nuskeaon lumber
Acow D. II. Hall, pero Mar0uctts, wood.
Prop GeorNe Dunh.r Mnsfcnnn 1mn.,t.r
scom Granger, LudwiRs PsF. I,mbor. 1*
acow banner, Holland bark.
, 1874-07-24

B., 11sstat Disnaseh 10 TAs Chicago 7}tbune
ponT HURON, July 23-Afternoon. .-Dowr-prcn.
Ga9a Wenons City Of Toledo; schea sehuylkll Port
ur;1;Prors Idaho. Potomac: schra Mary E, porov.
Weud tho Waye. Fayorite, Q. A. King. A. r. NicnoIs.
Kate dllctt, G. H. Walker, : N''SD''
WIsp--Soutl; weather 1ns
pokT HURoN, Mich, July Recommendations
ter, America. " N49n'
DowN-aohr Il. N. Fodman
, 1874-07-24

THURSDAY EVENING, July %.
Ane 1oslo"'ng wero tile receipts aud shipments
a. .ue 'eao!fR articles Of produce Ill Chicago
au.us sae past t"enty-four hours, and tor the
corresponding dato oue year ago
, 1874-07-24

Messrs. Proaton' Aean Co' 1epoft@9 1oa'
'1owo' n s.,,u.
.oo ..v. ~, ,r,v 1Igmg' iynM een,na nimn
53s 81 q e3-1sn oan "a snd Juiy iiT iiT1
S.9os 90s ~ ~ Ta-Gsn' aud juiy.... ii7E ii7Es
IInItcd States nav 6s, ex int...... ll11 111A
Gold fun we1eht}!... !............... !09h l0o5f
aod exchange lo's 1s,,<, !oo}1 ICY
sh,. '''t' eo''sesa99YS
CooE nmnfv 70 - 1ox 4 int 1oo,< IL
fliInos 10 per cent :ciooj.bonds III jat.
South part bonds ......... :.... .,... 05Kint.
Hyds Park I pcr cont water bda... go. 90 4 int.
II ie understood that Investigations ara boing
conducted In San Francisco on tho pRre. Of
German bondholders into the aiIane1a! condition
of what Is known as the Vallejo NailFoad ayB-
tenn and that revolution will DO mAdo in tho
, 1874-07-24

pr'ynto torms 50 br1a spring snpcrlnos at e4.ao,
" oria 90 at $4.25; 100 brIH DO At $A.00. Total,
i,4o9 9rta. Also 20 tons bran ut $500; 20 tons
90 At S14:6o track, 10 tons at $15O0, froo on
BOARD. Tho market closed at the following
, 1874-07-24

Dntparronr, Ill.,, July 23-1:lO n. m.-annUrn.-
Motchant, ottans COCO Iu corn, 20 bu wheat: urario
aasaro'd, N Mlnooka, e,oo0 bn corn; Gen. Shcrmun,
pnlnoEponr, III: July 23-8p. m.-ARnrvxp-D. T.
wright Norris, Gl50 bl corn; Danulio, Otawa, 5000
W corn IlidoEa, Henry, 5000 bu corn; Harriet
l., clzAnEn-noard Of Trade, peor.a, so,4o1 fco