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The novelty of Charleston, S. C. for the
next few weeks is the great reduction IN
prices ofall kinds Of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Etc, at the popular House OF
FURGAGoTT, BENEDICT I Co., who, it is
known, keeps the largest and best selected
stock of above named Goods at the lowest
possible prices. Country orders entrusted
10 them are filed with the greatest care and
dispatch. If goods are not satisfactory
money will returned. Samples sent on ap-
p!icaton. Remit per Express or Post Office
Order, or goods VII! he sept c. 0. D: All re-
tail orders over Si0 will be sent free VI
charge. 4o-t!.
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An invitation to attend the Rail Road
Mass Meeting at Union, on the l2th
December, is acknowledged. The COM
nittce will accept thanks.
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Mandarin Teas, the best, purcst and
cheapest, at Mrs. D. Mowers. Price.
7jc., 500 and $50 per ID. 15-tf
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All single Or transient business notices in
the local department are inserted at the rate
Of fifteen cents per liac-liberal contracts
made for three, six or twelve months. II,
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LOOK OUT BUSCoMEE.-Heretcfore
We have been getting our biggest cab
bagc heads from the State Of Buncombc,
in the County OF North Carolina, bnt
now we are pleased to say that there is
Il little patch situated on the edge Of
Nowhcrry and LaHrcrs Counties, cnlti-
waited by Mr.. Woodbury. Farrow, which
is rs prolific rs the best garden spot of
the celebrated B1ncombe Specimens
Of large heads have been left on OH To-
bic by AIr. F., for which we return
thanks. In conclusion, these cabbage
heads are q little AHEAD Of anything
exhibited in this Office, and if any one
has The temcrity to dispute tive dcpu-
tic our devil TO put 4 head on him.
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ssssEssEs gGau RcHEs% There-71Sts6 no
pf5aeasag in the churches of this town
on'last Sabbath, except in the Meth
odist. The various pastors were absent.
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Special and Local.

The American Sardine Co.'S Bone
+ less Sardincs, arc much better, and
less than half the cost Of imported
SarQIneS. S-1v.
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To SUBsCRIBEHs-Two weeks before the
expiration Of subscribers term small
printed slip is inserted in his paper, which
gives notice ,ha: his paid time will be up
with two more issues of the paper, and unless
renewal is made the paper is stopped
Please take notice and renew promptly, if
you wish the paper continued. We would
gladly have each subscriber continue, and
trust that no one viii feel aggrieved, either
At the notice, or, after receiving it, if 4 re-
ncwal is not made, on finding that the If
paper is discontinued. 46-3t.
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the heart. Well, .the1 ne sse ee4eise OF oTt the

tEaud South see and rood feeling be
| eSt 5iding reconc!S aud Ia6ors for an hoH
| It maintains fs!rness f5atjon. .o,,,-5 gIt
public men and question: and ctSa; c%,;fv and ron-s
! teSy toward associates a;od rivals.
Il publishes scientific news, reports discussio rs
aud discoveries to decree OF fulncss and accu-
racy never before attained by any paper.
1t gives every week ten or more columns of the
most carefully prepared agricultural matter du-
ring the year, much more in the aggregate tina
the entire contents Of any Other agricultural
pubication. aud the whole forming department
OF which an emineLt agricultural editor said
1t has done mort to make good farmers than
aEy other influence which ever existed"
1t has published series Of scientific and liter
ary extras which have met wider sale and more
emphatic popular approval than any similar
publication Of the kind.
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Published without the aid Of any Official
Patronage whatever, and appeals alone
to the FRIENDS OF HONESTY AND GOOD
GOVERNMENT for support in lts
fight against villuiny
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Hio PAPEES.-Old papers for sale at
this Office i'll packages of 80 or 100, at
80 and - cents. #
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DECISIONS OF THE CoUETs.-Any person
who fakes paper regularly from the Post
0ffice--whethcr directed 10 his name or ano-
the-, or whether ne subscribed or not-is re-
sponsiblc for the pay. Il L person orders his
paper di>coatiared he must pay all arrear-
ages, OF The publisher may continue 20 send
it until payment IS made, ard collect tie
whole amount, whc,hcr il is taken from the
office or not. The Courts have decided that
refusing 10 take newspapers and periodicals
from the Post Office, OF removing and lcav-
ing them uncal!cd for, is pima :acic evidence
of Intentional fraud. Ei-tf.
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ATTENTION, BOYS AND G1RIs.-We
have been requested to give notice that
a Cold Water Temple Of boys and girls
between the ages Of and -, will be
organized 1T Temperance Hall, on Fri
day afternoon next. December 4th. at ;
o'clock. The organization will be eff
fected by Mr.. l.. r. Marshall, who bids
us say that the expense to each boy and
girl who joins will be from 10 to 15
cents, and not to exceed the latter sum.
and that any information needed before
organization will be cheerfully given by
him. This is 4 most praiseworthy un-
dertaking, and we trust that q little
army Of our youth will gather under
the cold wafer banner about to he
spread to the breeze by OH worthy
friend. Attend the meeting, little folks,
and set IN example to older folks.
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UOUs::KEEpEi:S, ATTENTION.-Many
articles which houSckecpcr> have de-
nicd themselves during the dull season
when money was scarce, ;lrc now ioun":
necessary rs tic holidays approach, and
especially must losses. by lrcakage and
otherwise, of crockery and glassware be
made good. As there is no better place
to get q supply than at the magnificent
store Of AlcSsrS. hingsland & Heath, of
Columbia. the attention Of housekeep>rs
is directed there. And not only in
crockery and glassware is this establish
mcnt well provided, but in every other
article that is possibly needed in the
properly furnished house, from the
kitchen to the bed-chamber. Their
store is on Main Street, under the Col
umbia Hotel. 4S-tf.
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THE PAPER FOR THE TINES.

Independent and Fcarless-Devotcd to the
Interests OF the Good and True People
OF the Country. and especially OF the
SUPREMACY OF TIE WHITE RACE.
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They will also be held responsible for the
publication of nj! notices in bankrupt cases.
Transient advertisements Of any kind must
be paid for in advance, if the parties adver-
tising do not reside in town.
Job work and subscriptions strictly cash.
All papers shall be stopped hereafter as
saon IS the term Of subscription expires, u:!-
less satisfactory arrangements are made 20
continue the same.
The x mark demo ties expiration! that
the paper IS discontinued.
Bear these things IN mind. 3-h,
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THE NEV YORK TRIBUNE,
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.

In the recent elections the people have declared
IN favor OF honesty in politics aud independence
in journalism. The TRIBUNE. which years ago
declared that it was not and never more would
be party organ. claims the verdict, as the popu-
lar vindication of IFS course, and recognizes III
the result the voice ofthe people for reform and
integrity in government, for candor and inde-
pendence among newspapers. During the cam
Daign which has just closed The TRIBUNE has
fully maintained its right to the title Of the
Leading American Newspaper" This position
it has earned and retained for the following,
among other reasons:
!tpubljshes all the news, earlier: more
It insists on peace throughout the witaTge
try, the right oflocal self-goyGz &, 2 : :
protection Of all classes iJsfd lnc9Eue or
Just and legal rights. sa:ss sSss e
IT advocates confdey9reyelSesI IsscfE =
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that any person
found trespassins on my plantation, either
by fishing, limiting or in any otherwise, will
be dealt with according to law. This notice
will be risidly carried out, all persons will
govern themselves accordingly.
Nov. II, 45-4t. n. VI. COPPOCK.
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Seed Oats, Barley, and Wheat Bran
for sale by
4S-3 THOS. +. HARMON.
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The NEW Postal iAw.-After tn" 1st Of
January, 1875, editors have to prepay ali the
papers from their Office. OF course 10 pub
fisher Can afford 70 pay postage for subScrl-
Der in arrears. We give this timely notice
to ell dclinquentS that VIC will not let their
names encumber our books after that period.
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See card OF Z. Wcrbcr, Jr.. Deputy >urvc!'
or. i'--E.
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IT TAKE NoTICE.-Au parties having Ad
4 ministrttor's or Executors Notices lHl
publication, will save themselves trouble
%by coming prepared to pay for the sNlnt
before insertion. as our terms are cash.
LAWYERS handing III such notices Will be
held responsible for the payment.
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Madame DcmOrcst's Reliable Pat
terms Of III sorts can be obtained ut
Mrs. ID. fIOwcrs. i3-tE.
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situated in Newberry County, lying on the
waters OF Indian Creek, BOUNDED on the
East by DR.. Carlisle's land, on the South by
Renwick'S and Hargroves lands, and on
the v cs: and North by J. 4. Mars lands,
The undersigned will take pleasure in
showing the premises to any person wish.
Ing TO purchase.
Terms made known on day CT sale.
JAMES A. MARS, Ex'or.
Oct II, 41-7t-.
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Who Wants an Organ;

Any one in need Of one of NoeinaE T. Sons
Organs, will find it 10 their advantage to
apply to the HERALD OFFICE
Jan 81, 3-tf.
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TWO ACRES.

TWO ACRES,
more or less, bounded by lots Of II. Il.
BIease, James Gauntt, j. P. Au'l, and 'front.'
ing on College Street.
TERMS OF SALE.-Omc-iiaif cash bal.
ance on 4 crcdi: Of twelve months, with H.
tvrest from date c; sale, the credit portion
10 he secured I? mortgage Of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
J. J. CARRINGTON, s.S.c,
Shcrif's Office, 18th Nov, 1874.
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THE TRUE sOUTHRON

" ''--> -->-aasn--so.Lhat-n no man with
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al! that HOUSE AND LOT in tic town Of
Sewberry, County ard State aforesaid, con-
tanning
, 1874-08-01

bushels Ct gratn wero engaged, yesterday, by tho
Tho tug ia. Crawford Ia TO DO provided With 4
scsfn 1ro :pnmp. Mcssra. Crcrar, Albums K Co., ct
Tho schr John Minor arrived at this mort Thurs.
Day night, minus har fore-Ran topsa.
EtaEwHERE,
Tho schr Fred A. Moore has been ropsired nj bfff-
wAlkee At cost Of f9,6O0.
Heavy wcattlor haa compelled tho Coast Wrockjue
Company to abandon work on sho annkcu schr j. " IL,
Watson, ... 7- - '" "
-Whc cuning Into dock At Detroit, Wednesday, tho
prop Mohawk strck tho tug Fhyorte, sghtjy taraae-
lug hcr ,lrrcr works Rt wla Roinx away from ttc
dock got foul Of tho sohr J. B. Minor, which was SAIL
Ing Up, slfghtly damaging her bowsprt. - =
Tho tug companies or this port f1avc hnricj tho
l,atclst 1be opposition limo will lay up ofc-half Of
regular lt,o areo to lay up two Or ors Of thor hoaa.
After tho lit Of Auguat no1t lowing rates are 10 be
dncoa 20 por cent. THIS good arrangement II 1t
cau ho fsrt 1ip but VIC think tho movement will fatt
To 10 beaten out Of tow An&oat Invariably leada to
hard fcangs, and then activo warfare followa &c. wo
thlhk twill 10 IN tho present nhtauce.-EttHfag 1Fs-
coHRtg,
..-The schr William Hunscr. from gantlusky, o.,
nden with 5000 busbos OF corn shipped from Toiedo
hank In 10 feet Of water at the Dunkirk Elevator yea
tcray. she wss built ut sodns Point in 1865 was 124
tons burden, and was owned by Des1ll Brothers.
Tho paaeangor stmr Music Just finished at Wards
Yards Now Jerusalem. consse Aor ousat at To'edo
AMI! left on hor frat trhltrr to Dotroi whence ahe
WILL return, and take her furnlturo and en 20 to her
line on Lake Michigan. She Will ply between Mackl-
nav anu Pttowsky, In connection With tho Grand
KaridR L. Infliana railroad. IIer Dimensions aro :
Keel, 1877 feet; bcam - feet inchcs hold 70 foot
sho hsa Accommodations for soYonty-1y firut-casa
black walnut cost 100000. Bho Will mako ID miles pes
hour,
, 1874-08-01

Port OF ChIcnaa. July 81.
AH1tY4tEn

Port OF Chicnae. July 81.
ARRIVED.
Prop Lahe Dreezc, eBonion Harbor, sundrica. %
Gt1nr Corona, st. Juaenhs sli1idsieg,
smr Chicago, s1anitowoc, sunlrles.
Btrnf Muskegon, Muskegon, suri3ries. =
Prop Lawrence, Ogdensburg, snndr1ea.
Barge @, o. D., AI,iakcgon. lumber.
uarge Apprentice Boy, h1uskegen, lumber.
Barge CITY Of Eric .M,.skegon, lumber.
barge Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, lumber.
Prop Charles Retz, A!autsteo, lumber. a..
Prop oity Of Trayarao Trayerse cty, lumber.
Prop J. S. Forrcst. 6ssen Bay, lumber.
Prop Reciprocity, Mantatce. lu1nber.
eehr Il. ], sktdn,orc, Pentwater, luu,her.
r seIr VIM. i; % Cresshwaits, 1uiiulo, watcr llne.
l,srk Harvey MsHell, Buffalo, coal.
schr Minnie Mueller. .Ahnapee, wood.
scow Champion, MuAhegon, wood.
schr Ma1y McYca, JackHonport: rood.
sehr I + q Jsnkins oa%sgo TSss sa son ,,xx
rscow Mermaid, GRIND JaYen, bark.
schr A. Rnst, AIuarcgon, lumber.
schr a. M. Beers, AluRktgon, lnnbsr.
sehF Tailor ohaFl0ss9i diGganEp Gqs,:
Prop Lake Eric. Montreal u bu corn and suadrlos.
pran Calm carnphsl nYeta1s, al "a 900 bu corn,
Prop Ohas. Ieltz htsll]stee, LOCO lbA lluHB.
EoAr Champion buffalo, 81, 900 BIZ corn, brs pork
1gop Vanderbilt Buffalo, A. 1l9 bu corn, huo hrs lard
Prop Oily ot Traverse, Traverso Oity, 3ooo hu corn
Is hr!R pork, anu slnlr1es.
B0hr Mary Aoyes 3t,isS 9sSksenper ~ 90 % 1u oats,
Prop Missouri s1sR p"is oaA1s1M aa ls'ssnsas pers 500
baRs food. brls pork, 10 Urls meal. and snra-
sttnr ,Iuskeaon, srn.keeon, 90 bu con 60 ..ets malt
Prop China. falo, 20 200 b corn. 1s4 brls -four, sos
prop ohinn, Erie 400 brls Hour, 200 bags timothy
Prop Ghlna, Maokinao. 20 hu oata.
Twenty yosBois cleared light.
, 1874-08-01

CO. cnnt.n,iod II, and aell at 50; Ailamp hcpt
along, aud corncrod thS 1narkot. Data arc very
sacarco in Now York, and that accounts for tho
imn,enHo prico.
Tho a''eooaa OF thia oornor, and tho figure to
Is III rnarked contrast With P, II. Ohanfijnr,a
attempt throo yonrs ago. lie fallod ignomin-
iotsly at Al conta. AdanH mado q SUCCESS at
Sse4, though settlements woto matlo at q lowor
figure, Of course,
Altogether. including othcrs who wore intor.
GATED In this doal hut gaya out bofore tl,e climax
was roaohot1, not lens tnan H75, 900 raa cleared
ny tl!o operation. The valuo OF the now law was
painfully illustrated III Ii,
, 1874-08-01
4he Prndnce Markets..

NEW YoRk
NEW fonx. July 11- Corroa-Quiet; mfddllng up
August: le;9ie $50; ertanbeF, ID aa3Sia lid
,' a.; ss @ ap M zsssp!s
T. gosa ss;s Ssssi gs ssa g s'.s sot ]
ss,astaoss; st. LonIs, s5.7oSli.oo. isys doer hid
Seeeipts ss,oeo: No. Chicago. s1.s;asiT; No. No
Miwaukes, k.;o@l.a3: ungrade! 1ova and Mlnueaota
s~ ea'f tarlsys Mlssa nd Ill n.
missd s @a{e 1ss' Se5iss sis 9as:
1oeepta 179oo ha yestsrn ni1ed, sioo NV '4''As
HAY ARD iIoPa-uneha1gea.
sass sstIss a 9ss Ill &stFS; e sSoa m SsaS, @
B>se, Mo!a,sas aad rice lism.
TTssasssssgGsSs e. e ossS osesnsS l1'
Esessay Mstss aae % .po. scans s.p-
@11s; Lard q:sst :na asa; psime ps alsae. % ls:s.
Middles quiet; long clear, i1c.
DUTIEa AND OkYRsE-uncAangad.
WM1skv-Easssr ii sl.9a.
DErno!7, July 91.-M4eat weak and lowor; extra
d. Sta ns ss's asN .ma as@ S: sn!M NJ
mised ilosniiil i ssa6ssc. 0ats arm, No. mixed
uonlinal at 700 no; now, 40 hid.
.,, TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, O., 1uy ai.Il,nEAp psruyrs--Flonr dn and
@ slisss sdsa ss ssss hspsbeS s a. t asx H.
81 sew w. aois asG ;'se:*a Ne 'd Dc.
Hip, Cora dali high @ited, caal, eto; xeller Az.
lox' 80 ne grade, aaas damaged, d4ka. Oats isls
August, $50; selIsr Boptpmhor, 31c.
1NGlQHTE-lluu and uunllht
, 1874-08-01

were very active ut for to Buffalo, an Go for
oawe9o. with II 90 1.sr !,oO0 hI OF. Charters: 10
pufialo-schra L. Wiusow, !. Corning Niagara,, 1.l-
cerne. oneonta Van valkonburg. Camden, IIelvctin,
J.o. Harrison. L 9, Woodruff, barge Kerataw, props
Cuba, ltoaAoke, MonanA 1nterQceAn, aud Aggnnnut,
corn ut 2c. will! sl.0o per 10o bu robate prop not
named, wAost at % props Oueida aud VanorhIt (re-
cnarti9sea corn thso.ga yin sar'a: pfeps r. Msdo
a1ontmorclci, Aoutealsn, Jas. Wade, uoboken, g. u.
6loan Haaton NJ. I. Cummings, aud O!sytot Nellct
Nrookyu, corn at %. 10 Tort Coborne-Bthr Neil,
corn ut 3c. Total. 10 capaclty, l6D00 b, wheat und
l025 GOO Gu IN tic afternoon, tho scr st. Petot was
taken for corn to Port Coboruo ut 3, Capacity
In. = 7a'@s
, 1874-08-01
THE pATg.CoRNER,

LEE ]<AAQ~c1AkNA14kt
The Qats-coruer was good deal liko new
born baby-very Interesting indoea to ita pm
ronts but aublimely and mystor1ously uni1aport
a1,tto tue world at largo. It. was an unwieldly,
troublesome thing, oven its sproganitorB boing i'll
o state Of coy.stant apprehension TINT it would
break, cause row, and DO disagrooablo genoral"
", II saa uslesod into the world according to
usually accepted principles, WAS small enough to
ho Of no great interest, but large enough to ho
annoying. We cali 1t oorner,s not becauao 1t
was cornor, but because i:s paront,
AIN. nEoNuE ". ADAAs.
was kind enough to call It BY that ,nnne,, "I!la
most successful corner" OF modern times he
Eaid it was, barring ot course William Young q
Tue arst words uttered by Mr.. Adams to = ro-
''1ooK OUT Fon AUGUST"
which vas vagno tllEoat Of no earsh'y !nterest
to the reporter individually, but merely intende'l
for tho world At large, and especially those who
will Aago to settle thIs month.
Inc appearance Of 3 corner was In legal
manner A!tosed by forcing tho prtoo Of No.
old oats up, to high figure in Now
York, thus ,ta enabling tho tnanipulator to plead
by Mr. y. W. AdaEns, aud
49,, THE AMOUNT INVOLVED
was about 20O, 200 husllelH which, boupbt 1t B8
sgs{ &c 40 es ana a sst's all tL0 ron 60 to
margin ,of about 20 ,eonta b,shal. aotuo
$4,000 bpyhela were still outstanding afIor 8
o'clock yesterday, wllioh may occasion disoout.
fort to tho sl,orts Interested In tllom. 'Alto-
gother nbout $4,000 wero 1on1izeil by Mr.
Adama. aud no wqndor he' thinks It tic uost
Ruceosasul corner yot. ~
..'.;. 49, AnouT:10 900 pusnEIa ,
of new oats woro brought Into tho oty vnstor-
day. but Alr. Adams would not hava item. liz
suys thoy are groen, and would Aeat up and ho
prefesred old oats 70 new. inst as tsa. stupid Old
fellow in tho tale Of Aladdin, who wont t6ronGh
the streets. Of tho city shouting IN aw larnps
given for Old" There WIS in th!s case, ~ in
Ills, virtue ~ ago, and the young and 1|ppa,lt
mausbera Of tho Board Of Trade may Do thus
brought to vonorato age, beiug touched In thoir
1nost vital point tho pookot. Tho lot that aoll
ut s654 eenta Was sold by.J. Mcdonald tev
bud gona. The amount was b,00D bushels, anl,
although that fixed the rato OF so:tlemout, Mr,
AlamB looked d trilia hlno over It.
TuR nEAL -
h said to havo commenced with Nessrs Hoglnnd
+ Clark. who sold at 90 sents, A. VI. Wright L
, 1874-08-01
s1.279i:a7H; nnbor, old, $t.1b; nav, st.12. Corti
ttp. T'
AEuR1rrs-Flour, 100 brlE wheat, 12,000 BIT.
6tItrMKArs-Elorr. 100 hrls, wheat, 1000 bil
f.. UfNOfNWATT.

'N0 - UrNofNNiTHT. THTt'A' ''0'' pu'
olno1aaA1s, O., July al.-ooT7oN---steaay 1t
! ijRxApsru,7s-Flm1 anl, and drooplns. WHEAT
dull mud declined rcd, 81 1.0o9 white Si 70.
assbas ass soS''' Old s''s' ''' dull aud no'a'ls'
Eoas-Dull mi declined, at 1o@11o,
lurrEn-QniM nnf t1ncl.angcl.
3'sys trn :, md sa ork demand Light
ss.1s' TT i@xo III; saa na1t; nsn; ;s. s,
fsa ;; sa,s @ 4 'o,is g sess !. iSo; sesr 1
aaHEs-o'naad J;;,MsHan rs, It ~, prteea a. nc.
qu saa @ s'S VIII ssst Ee @
.SssSs ssS ss;ssner s1sG% y e. ; 2 III; se31S as 4uFs
2m!se Ryo fslr md i'm NJ. ss sS%R @
taa5, E M ona lower No. snrng, sslcr Sep
HsT,aM1sLTo nasamr. nntfa}s aS; to oaMegc ?o
sn.rnEs7s-corn, 600 bu, -four, go brls; wheat,
.uAt11sionE, July B1:-DxHApsTurrs--B1pnr stoady
sitd unchanged. Whcat-Weatern duh; rcd Westorn,
scss ani esed ooo xha a e. g.
Hyn dull and norainnl at s0aa5o. '~e'
a;sSaa as;sv,sSsss,ass aaans 0 nsess npes ssxs n
hams, 1T@17Hos Lard hr7n and scarce, At taa1io,
WEs1snS buTTEn-Qu'et aud arm. at A@25o. Bs-
doryfE-Du1 and nominal.
IETRoLEuM-Crule unchanged.
WIf1sRr-$l.o301.84.
oses 5 ixaIss aIsaiTs.t saS = nst sna
Michigan s'co' Corr 1nl,5sJf4, n9list, :. 54a76e.
,1opsss1tLE, 1uly aa.-cox7ox-Quiet ana un-
lnEApsrurrR-T1one wheat corn, oata, nntl rye un-
ehPSngsa Corn s9s ss;,xs &C.
III fair do,nAnd and higher; shoulders VAo clear
rib 11Se; clear, 1astc. susar-curo9 hams. 15a9
isS isssSse '4'' clear r''' 1910; o''a' ike Lard 100
ny n e. msrko
q % a. sso'ea s 81. s nd renso
CANAL fnE1oliTsns Bi34 az; nl4p shpmenss Light.
pnltADEbrurA, July 31.-DuTTEn--Acteya; Wcst-
crn choice, a3GS25c; fair to good, l76al8e,
OnEHas ann Eoos-unchaugod. -,..
crude, In barrels st$SasAo: In hulk, Axe.
Mesas sssso % Ill., 81 % %"eos os ~ Vsss1ay xsG
7pe; e,,,,.9, oats-Ne,s. 7at57sc.
ST: LOUIS, july al.-corroa-ouict and un-
Ras;4es7urys-Tlour dull and nominal, @ a.! =, Wheat. ~
arm at sl.o0@1.Ii. Corn oasy and STOW No. :. 60S
hgher; So 4Se Hdss esva.Grs 81; se @
ber; Barloy an1 rye-7Hothlng doing.
pltoy1a1oaa--Pork firm ut s24.oo caal sl57s SELL
seas5 s Gs se n f: ss4 s1s
s!ie b,,ysr arst aSs !as; 1aS i Auaust ssa!lsss'
, 1874-08-01

The Boat Starch.
Duryoas' Satin Gloss gtarch and Durycaa' " I'm.
proved Corn Starch Ia tho best In to world Uso 1t
once and you will use no other,
MlLwAuHRr. juno Is, 1s72.-After usng Duryea's
starch In my hotoaundry for ten months, can rec
ornncnl II Is being the whtcst strongest sni most
glossy starch can purchase. LAsHrN1 DoHHaL1, ::
Proprietor Newlall uonse.
, 1874-08-01
ILLINOIS PENlTENTIARY.

WhFdon WlhAm Displaced and q Now
Elnn Arpo1rted.
Special Dapaseh 10 The cAteaoo Tribune.
JOLIET. ILL.,. July 91.-;rho Bonrd Of Poniton-
tiary Commissioners to-day doposod J. ".
Wham from tho Warlcnship OF The pcnitontisry.
When tho fact became public considerable OK
citoment WAS diacornnbIc among businosa mon
on tho Htreets. It Inns long boon known in this
city that such n,ovo rms contemplated On tho
part Of tho Con,mI IHaionors, tho reasons for
which arc not known. Mai. Robert ". Nc
olonehry, Of Monmouth, Warrcn County. is tho
now apppIutec
, 1874-08-01

Tho Great Overland Sunday Mal1-Train
VIM lcayc Chicago Sunday, Aug D. Mt 1D:15 ,n via
Chicago, Rock 1sland h Pacific Railroad, stopping ut
ali regular statona on the main limo, connecting Mt
Omaha with Monday morning cypress Tor Donrer and
San Francisco.
Tiokots via Chicago h Northwestern Or Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Railroads will lo taken OH this
train.