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4 Coon IDEA.-We clip the following

A Coon IpEA.-We clip the following
from the Pittsburgh Chronicle, which the
managers Of manufacturing establish
mcnts should read and consider: "MeSsrS.
Adams & Co, glass manufacturers, of
the South Side, have in operation a
steam fan, which has proven success
and give. entire satisfaction. The fan is
erected on the outside of the engine
room. and forces the air to all parts of
the wcrks, through chambers leading
around the glass melting furnaces, where
the largest number of the employees are
work, and where it is always the hottest
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TEEY call them tea parties, and vet
not more than one in twenty drinks tea.
And two out of every three coffee drink
ers are dyspeptic.
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Az individual has invented machin"
which works On the water something al
ter the style of avclocipcdc.
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RAILROAD BONDS-Firm.


STATE BOSDs-Quiet and nominal,
except TcnncSSSecs, which were at little
I'll
SroCKS-Opcncd strong with grneral
upward tendency. with the exception of
New York Central. During the last
portion of business, in manp cases, the
highest prices of the day were made
Western Union reached 7SI; Union Pa
cilic -, LAX" Shore AZ, Northwestern
~. and Pacific Mail 47s. shortly before
In" close II reaction took place Wabash.
&. G.. X |. c. and New York Central
were the most prominent III the down
ward reaction. The last named was
weak throughout the day and declined
from l05 to 1929; Wabash broke from
49, to -, and {. {. y |. &. from III 10
III, Western Union touching TX, Rpct
island l0li and 81. Paul 81. Union Pr
c lie WAS comparatively firm, reCe&ing
only / per cent from the highest point of
the day. Among the SALES to-day
were 5000 shares Of Western Union,
1000 Pacific Mail, 1900 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, $4,000 Union Pacific, and
1000 Wabash.
LONDON, September 2-Thc rate for
money at the Stock Exchange, per cent;
discount on open market per cent, or
:r-l6 below the Bank Of England rate.
Amount of money gone into the the
Bank of England $4,000. Consols,
money Wy; account 92S. Five
tw"ntieS lS65 and 1867 1922; tcn-torticS
l4l !; new 1919; New York Central 90;
Erie 30; preferred 50. Tallow 42@i3c.
Refined Petroleum &C.
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IT is astonishing how Dry Goods snt
Carpets are going of at
j. W. FERRyLLs
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IL you want bargains in Dry GOoS
and Carpets, go TO
j. W. FERRHr.
Corner of Main and 9sh Il,
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As Ohio county has no fair Of her own,
her people can participate in the fairs of
her ncighborS.
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Coop housewives are now busy pre-
serving plums, peaches, pears, currents,
etc. Fext winter the skill of the ladies
will be tested.
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Live Stock Mark ct

REMARKs.--lt is two early in the week
to arrive at correct conclusion as to what
will be the ruling figures Of the market
this week; but We opinc they will not
differ materially from those of last week.
HOME MARkET-TRE PROSPECT.
The weather is all that could be wish
cd, and the indications are that the run
of stock will not exceed that of last week.
Whether it will be al improvement in
quality remains to be seen. Those who
are we'll posted in stock matters do not
anticipate any material change in prices
rom those ruling during the past week.
There were Il limited number of local
buyers in the market to-day, who looked
around and made few purchases. BY
Tomorrow morning the Eastern buyers
will he in attendance, and the bulk Of
the weeks offerings of cattle, sheep and
hogs being in, business will assume a
lively prospect.
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PRICE all the dry goods and carpet.
and then go to J. w. Ferrers, and h.
will save YOU 20 per cent.
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THE oyster season has fully been in
augurated, but the hivans are not as well
favored or rs large as they will be in a
month hence.
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New Fall patterns Of Ladies and Chi.
drcn'S Clothing at j. +. MENDELS
~. ll40 Main street,
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FoUND-A good place to buy clo,Ai,,
cheap, at II. Franks One Price Clo,Ai,,
Hail
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NOTwITHSTANDISG the lateneSs Of the
season, the arrivals at the Moundsvillc
penitcntiary exceeds the departures.
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\ MATCH game of base ball is Sug-
gcstcd between the Good Tcmplars and
the Good Tipplcrs.
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BASQUE, Polonaise and Oyerskir d.
terms in decided new designs at la
Main street.
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A CAR load Of those beautiful Nogel
& Hughes Cabinet Organs were received
Yesterday at Sheib's. Call and see them.
twenty-five dollars less than any instru-
ment sold.
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, and sesli,v
wax, at j. FRIpEL, & Co
'.r..-" llSO Main stree,
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GREAT BARGAINS OYFEREr.-.MvC.,
pets shall be sold. Come if YOU w,n,
them. rliagT. j. W. FEhRyr
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. JepsOn has
kindly furnished us the following report
which shows the number of deaths, cause
nf. &c. for the month of August:
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Now 10 the tune to buy your clo,h,r
cheap at II. Franks One Price Store.
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DOMESTIC agency for all kinds q.
paper fashions at }. +. MENDOZA
.JE 2 lao Main street
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The recent bright moonlight nights
interfere with some people lying in their
winter supply of cool
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REMOVAL.

MRS. HAGGERTY HAS REMOVED
WI her Green Grocery, Fruit, Fish ana
Oyster Depot, from her old stand, to No.
l2ll Market street, opposite the Melt
ii DuSe. Mrs. Haggcrty proposes To keep
the very best of everything in her line, in
ST ason, and to have the first in the mar et.
Choice Oysters just received. Sept
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aFherliug Re9ister.
THgRsDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1874
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Arrival of Trains.
ES q r. r. 84Oa.m. 4.4Op. m. 10 pm.
C.ntr o. Div 5.25a. III. IL. 40 a m. $50 pm.
Cl I.yeld& Pittill 90 q. III. 81. % p. m. 8G2 PIN.
H.smpfi'd RR S.lOa. m. 80. ......... $40 pm.
Departure Of Trains.
b. & o. Il. A.. f4.40 a. IN. 9.55 a. N. 155 p. III.
Centr'i o.. Diy7. 40 q. nj. 9. 20 p. IN. $40 p. m
C1cyel'd&Pitt Cos a. m ]. 10 p. m.'"5D p. M
H empfid r R7.l5a. H.. .......:.-. 4.W p. Ill
nSteubenvilie Accommodation.
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SLOWLY, like unto giant awakening
franz deep sleep, the fall trade is open
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\ LITERARY bureau announces lee
ture by Theodore Tilton on Home
Let's have it.
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STRAY HOG.

4 LARGE WHITE SOW, WHICH HAS
n concluded to make my farm her
future home, can be had by the owner If
he calls for her and pays charges.
sepls LEWIS BAKER.
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ROASTED COFFEE.

HHE POPULARITY OF OUR HDAhIEI,
i cone" Is rapidly increasing. IT, -,
now b" had In all the frst elias ~.
stD"rs which heretofore used Arbu's
b. sure to inquire for and gstsu,us
TISGLE& IshAS
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PRICES, ETC.

Thus far the quotations of last week
will answer all practical purposes, and
to save time and space, the reader is re-
ferred to them. Tomorrow will be-
found numheG of actual sales, from
which correct estimate of the state of
the market san hc CLEANED.
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pPoMop is the abbreyiationl suggested

gPoMoD is the sbbreyiation Suggested
by correspondent for 'Postoffice Money
Order n term that necessarily comes
into general use. 1t is made up OF the
initials of the four words represented,
is short, easily written, and not unpien'-
ant in sound. Considering that ',teie-
gram" has been accepted for the longer
words "telegraphic dispatch" and con-
sidering the American desire for aorevi-
atiens and short words, We do not see
why "pomon will not become popular
THE ladies have been invited to attend
the Republican Convention at the opera
House to-day, and a place has been re-
ser'eu -Aoi sSnVV'"Nt'--S v MO ~
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RIO AND JAVA COFfbh

- BAGS PRIME RIO.
~ ~ Bags Common. .ts
p Mats Old GOy'mt Java. f0r A'''.
TfSGLEh l-HAs'.
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LARAMIE has our thandS for some Of
the finest peaches We ever saw.
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THE Circuit Court will meet this morn
ing at Q o'clock.
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steamer Market Boy.

InuRS OF DEPARTURE.
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PEDESTRIANS selected the shady side
Of the street yesterday.
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FLAGS, speeches and music will
abound at the Opera House to-day.
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STAR OYSTER DEPOT

HRving secured the Agency of the Cele-
hrlfl cd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-16

satisfaction at the manner in which tbs
seven hundred men recently employed
by the city on the streets, have worked
it is impossible TO raise money to pay
Their, and the aldermen have voted tC
stop work.
Lagrave, for some time imprisoned in
New York, awaiting trial on civil anc
criminal charges Of swindling, has dis
appeared. The United States marsha
overlooking the criminal charge, &C.
eepted bail in two Thousand dollars on
the civil suit, aud. Ilagrave has not been
seen since.
At Buffalo, New York, Tuesday even
ing, a switch engine was run lRto 8
standing train, on the Niagara Falls
branch Of the New York Central rail.
road. mjuring slightly three passengers
and seriously the baggage man OF the
train and the engineer Of the switch
engine.
Three prisoners escaped from the Wis
eOnsin State prison last night, having
been furnished with false keys and
oisiOls Among the party is the eele-
braled Davied Raggio, who, with Allen
Almost, escaped from the Chicago jail and
aIso the Milwaukee Jail during their trial
for burglary.
Mr. Matthews, late printing-elerk Of
the United States house Of representa-
tives, died at Buchanan, Michigan, al
eleven O'Clock yesterday. His step-sOn,
Hon. Schuyler COlfax, has been unre-
mitting in his attentions during his sick
ness. and accompanies the remains to
South Bend for burial.
The constitutional convention of Ohio,
Yesterday reinstated ten years as the
term of supreme court judges. This IL
not likely to be changed hereafter, in
deed, the article will probably be dis
posed of next week when the auxiliary
subject Of minority representation will
be discussed. Members are preparing 8
deb ate on that subject.
Various names continue to be men,
toned in connection with the chief-juE-
ticeship. From certain indications, the
nomination may come from New York,
in the person Of Judge WoOdrnff 81
least, intimatiOn to that effect has been
made in congressional quarters. Several
days may elapse before the nomination
Is sent to the senate.
The senate committee on postOffices
ana pOSlrOaoS yesterday hearu argu'
ments from G. G. Hubbard, Of Mssss-
chusetts, and VIM. Orton, president OF
the Western Union telegraph company,
respectively, favoring and opposing the
postal telegraph bill, which the commit.
tee have under consideration. The argu.
ments will be resumed to-day.
The losses Sy fire at Alton, Illinois
Wednesday, amount to about $50, 900
insured as follows: Franklin insurance
company, Sl1, $50; American Central
$500; North British, $1,000; Etna, 5000
London, Liverpool and Globe, 5000;
Orient, $500; Hartford, $1,000; Girsrd
$500; North American, $1,000; Frank.
lin, st. Louis, $3.50; Commercial, St
Louis, $3.50; Firemen's, $1,000: Home
$4,000, and Phoenix, $500. Total, S60,.
$50.
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issue upon the amount of tie circula-
ton" He said he thought the country
was doing business on q scaffold good
way up from solid ground, sustained by
statute. Repeal the statute and busi-
ness will tumble down. He did not
propose tJ disturb the volume of cur
rency, but steadily appreciate its value.
| He advocated the passage Of the bill
and expressed the opinion that it would
be the safest road to return,to specie
payment. The government should
maintain strict neutrality between those
who demand more and those who de-
mand less currency.
Senator Sherman announced that be
would speak on the resolution to-mor-
row if no other senator desired to do so.
sCHURz EXPLAINS.
Senator Sehurz said it had been sug-
gested to him by the Senator from Mas
sachusetts Boutwell, that he had done
him injustice in his speech yesterday,
in saying that he Boutwell, had advo-
csted the doctrine that the government
was bound only by its own pleasure in
redeeming legal-tender notes, and might
not, therefore, redeem them at all. II
it were able to do so, he had certainly
no intention to do Senator Boutwell, any
injustice. After reading from the
speech OF that gentlemen, in which lie
said that Legal lenders are redeemable at
the pleasure of the government, and
that while the process is going on to
bring greenbacks and gold to par, the
government was not under any obliga-
ton to bring that process to favorable
result at q particular time.
He said that he had some
reason to construe the language as hehad
done. But since Mr.. Boutwell, assured
him that he meant to ssy that the gov
eminent was bound to redeem the legal
tender notes as soon as it should be able
to do so, it gave him pleasure to make
this explanation.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion, and soon after adjourned.
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Colonel Thomas n. Shllwell, minister
TO Venezuels during President John
sons administration, was shot and in
stantly killed by John f. Corwin, at
Anderson, Indiana, about five o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Corwin and Still
well were disputing about some financial
matters connected with the Stillwell
bank, whsn Sthlwell drew pistol aud
fired, the ball striking silver dollar in
Corwin's pocket, woundlng him slightly
10 the leg. COrwin then fired, hitting
Stillwell in the temple, the ball passing
through the brain. Corwin gave himself
nm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-16

At conference il Philadelphia Tues
day between the officers and engineers
of the Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania
and New York Coal company railroads,
relative to ten per cent. reduction OF
wages it was agreed that engineers con-
tinue work with the understanding that
the old standard wages be adopted as
soon as the condition of the companies
will permit
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-16

Governor Taylor, of Wisconsin, in his
message, delivered yesterday, in al
luding to cheap transportation by water,
refers to the fact that three-fifths of the
boundary of Wisconsin is washed by
navigable waters, and that Wisconsin
contributes in the neighborhOod of eight
million dollars to the revenue of the
general government, for which a more
liberal return should be made in the
way of improvement of the rivers and
harbOrs. Fifty years ago President
Monroe recommended to congress the
propriety of improving the navigation
of the western rivers, for the purpose OF
facilitating intercourse between the At
lantic and the western country, which
has hitherto failed to fulfill the measure
of its obligation in this particular. Con-
gress has made large and uniform con-
cessions to special indultry fostered by
eastern capitalists, and industries have
been largely sustained by indirect taxa
tion upon western labor, and the pro-
ducts of our fertile soil equally as well
as the discharge of elea1 constitutional
duty requires different estimate of the
apportionment of federal obligations in
the future, to the end that the blessings
of the government to our agricultural
and commercial population accord with
it's cost,
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MARRIED.

LACROIX - BIERwITH - Thursday, jan
uary 18th, at the residence of ". Ryker, Esq,
Chelsea, by E. c. Slater, D. D., Mr.. LEWIS La
CaoIx and Mrs. VIRGINIA ]. BIERwITH.
SLAUGHTER-NELso this city, on
the 18TH inst, by Rev. DR.. Landrum, Mr..
CHARLEs D. SLAUGHTER and Miss MoLLIE F.
NELSON.
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A madrid telegram says that the gov
ernment forces on occupying Csrtagena
found the Notifications and buildings
badly damaged by the bombardmen 4.
One of the insurgent steamers which
attempted to escape has been captured,
with a large number of refugees on
board. The Mendez Numez, with anoth-
eg party of insurgents, succeeded in
reaching port of France, into which
she was pursued by a French man-of-
war. The members Of the junta surren-
dered the iron clad Numancia to the
French autherities at Mersel Kebir, and
the tri-color is now floating at her mast
head
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HOUSE.
RESOLUTIONS, BILLS, ETC.

AsLIOA-N LAO4tA1g DA-A~7l EANs
Mr.. Smith n. Y. !, from the commit
tee on elections, reported a resolution
declaring Messrs. Wilson and Martin
entitled to seats from the first and
second congressional districts of West
Virginia; and a minority report was
presented by Mr.. Hazelton Wis. /. The
reports were ordered printed, ana to be
called up at an early day.
Mr.. Hyde offered resolution looki 9g
to the regulation Of commerce en- navi-
gable rivers; also a resolution to compel
tug-boats and other combinations to
establish uniform rates as on railroads.
Referred.
Mr.. Poland, from the committee on
revision Of laws, reported bill provid-
ing for an appeal from circuit courts to
the supreme court in cases Of hd6eds
corpus.
After remarks by Messrs. Poland and
Wood, the latter stated the necessity
for this bill was caused by the repeal Of
like law some years ago. In order to
anticipate a decision in the Mulligan
case, the bill passed.
OFFICIAL REPORTERS.
Mr. Randall, from the committee on
rules, reported Iule vesting the appoint
ment and removal Of official reporters
of the house in the speaker, and in re-
quiring them to furnish for publication
a statement of petitions filed each day.
The last clause Of the rule ELECTED long
discussion, but finally the rule was
adopted, and the speaker announced
that he would now appoint the present
corps Of reporters, and would exercise in
the future the power OF removal for
cause, the cause TO be entered in the
journal.
EAST TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY.
Senator Wadleigh, from the commit.
tee on military affairs, reported verbally
on the bill for the relief of the East Ten
nessee university, which was placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. Maynard, from the committee on
rules, reported a rule fOrbidding the
printing OF private bills on theiI intro
duetion. After 8 long discussion the
bill was laid on the table.
NAVY APPROPRIATIONS.
The house then went into a commit
tee of the whole, Mr.. f. H. Roberts in
the chair, on the navy appropriations
bill. A long discussion took place on
the amendment offered Tuesday by Mr..
Randall to punish officers for making
outlays in excess Of appropriations, to
which Mr.. Loughridge offered an
amendment to except cases of sudden
emergencies, in which the President
may authorize, in writing, such expendi-
ture. Finally both amendments were
rejected by a vote of seventY-one to
eighty-two, and the committee roso and
reported the bill to the house. The bill
was then passed and the house ad-
iOurned.
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The NATIONAL BrIckIayers Union.

BALTIMORE, Md, January l5.-In q
session of the national brickIayers union,
to-day, a resolution that ''if the
united order of American hrickiayers
conform to the requirements OF the Ma
tional union they be recognized by tins
union, and that We recognize working
cards from said order of American brick
layers" was passed. A resolution was
passed that committee of three be ap-
pointed to wait on the heads of all other
national unions, with view of consOli-
datiOn. The following was adopted:
WHEREAS, In consequence OF the
dullness of work, as stated by all the
loyal unions represented here, and as
the prospects for work in the spring are
bad, therefore,
ReSOlred, That the National union OF
bricklayers do recommend to the brick
layers Of America that they hold firm
to their local unions, avoid strikes by all
means possible, and do their best to assist
their brOther-wOrkmen in distress. We
also recommend to bricklayers in Amer
lea, economy in all things, and avoid
the use of liquor, as that is the curse of
workingmen.
The convention then adjourned to
meet at Louisville, Kentucky, on the
second Monday in January 1875.
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Senator FentOn offered a resolution,
which was agreed to, reciting the pre-
valence of yellOw-fever in portions of
the United States last year, and the
belief that the disease is usually intro
duced into this country by sea, and
therefore directing the supervising sur
geon Of the marine hospital service to
prepare a brief history of the yellow
fever epedemie of 1873, as it appeared
at various ports of the United States,
with special reference to the details Of
prevention, hygiene and treatment of
the same to the senate,