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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-26

CHICAGO, July 25.-Flour-.-Dull
Wheat-Active, firm and higher; No. 2
Chicago spring at 9l2c spot; 92sc seller
August; 945c. seller September; No. 8
SOC; rejected 6SG63ic. Corn-Actlve,
firm and higher; No. 2 45sc spot; 45ic
seller August; 451c seller September; re-
jected S0}c. OAts-Moderstely active but
higher; No. 29tc spot or seller Septem.
Der. Barley and Rye-Qmet and un.
changed. Pork-Firucr but not quot
ably higher atSls IS spot; $ls 65@lS G74
seller September. Lard-Steady at
$40 81! spot; $40 95@l0 97k seller Sep
tember. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un-
changed. Whisky-Dull and unchanged.
Call board-Wheat-Closing at 92lc
seller August. Corn-Unchanged, Oats
Steady Pork-5c higher. Lard
Unchanged.
TOLEDO, o., July 25.-Florr-Steady.
Wheat-Firm; No. white Wabash
81 2S! No. white Michigan 81 Is; old
81 l5; amber Michigan spot and seller
July 81 07l; seller August 81 Os; seller
September, $lo9S. Corn-Steady; high
mixed spot and seller August 6Otc; sell
ler September SIC; low mixed Acc; dam.
aged SIC; no grade 46Ic Osts-Quiet;
white SIC; Michigan S2ic.
PITrsBURaH, July 25. Petroleum
Firm and higher; crude 81 67i@2 60 at
Psrker's; refined l7i@l7ss for Philsdel.
phia delivery,
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A Wonderful Spiritual Phenomenon

Sacramento (Cal.) Record.
About two years ago gentleman long
resident OF Sacramento, left for trip
to the eastern states and Europe. His
friends received few letters from him,
and then all communication ceased. Pres
emily, at spiritualistic circle, one of
mediums was controlled by a spirit
which announced itself as that of the
Sacramentan, and it was learned
tha. be was one of the victims
of the dynsmite explosion at Bre-
mcrhsven. The circumstances Of
his death were related with
much minuteness, it appearing that he
was going on board the steamer when
the explosion occurred. and piece OF
wood shivercd from plank, struck him
on the side of the head, inaicting an in
jury which proved fatal. II was happy
event for him, however, as in the spirit
world he met his wife, who had died long
before him, and their reunited spirits were
having such enjoyment as is never known
on earth. After that this spirit frequently
communicated with residents OF the
CITY through mediums, and among other
matters sent message to a friend, with
whom, before he had LEFT the city, he had
placed the title papers to certain proper
ty, telling him that he might con-
slider the property his own. 1t only re-
mains to be said that the gentlsman's s
death was not caused by the dynamite
explosion, be didn't die III Europe, he Ism t
dead, and, in conclusion, a dispatch re-
ceived here announces that he will re-
turn to Sacramento BY tomorrow morn
ing's train.
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Mrs. Tilton-The Truth About Her.
Special Correspondence Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, July Goth.

The exact truth about the present re-
lations between Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton is
this:
When Tilton was home to spend the
holidays, he sent his two daughters. to see
their mother and carry her flowers, and
they were rudely repulsed. He made
known to her lawyer that, if she was un.
provided for, he would gladly send her
check for $1,000. She sent back word
that she would die before she
would ever receive dollar from him,
On returning from his lecture tour,
two months ago, Tilton one day received
a note from venerable and we'll known
lawyer, asking him to call at his Office.
he called. The lawyer announced that
he had superseded Mr.. Wheeler Mrs.
Tilton's former lawyer; that the purse of
$1,000 raised by Plymouth Church for
Mrs. Tiiton's support, of which Mr.. Au-
gustus Storrs was the almoner, was en-
tlrely exhausted; that she was living by
her own hard labor, and that she
requested that he Mr.. Tilton] would
contribute to her support. MIR.
Tilton replied that he had always been
willing to support Mrs. Tilton without
any regard to her feelings toward him or
others; and he drew on the spot, and
placed in the lawyers hands, check tor
$1,000. The money on the check was
drawn the next day, and Mrs. Tilton has
been ever since, ana is now, living upon
it. She IS apparently deserted by the
Plymouth Church people, only one
or two of them ever calling upon
her, and that at long intervals.
AS to the children, the case is as simple
as this, that they live exactly where they
please. Three of them chose TO live with
their father, and the fourth will follow
soon. There Is not the least constraint
under "the laws of the State of New Jer.
sey," or otherwise.
The success OF Moulton in the Supreme
Court, and the probability that the case
will soon come up for trial, have excited
public interest in the unpleasant contro.
versy anew. JEROME.
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From Mexico.

CRY OF MExrco, July l6.-General
AIstorre with bis advance, bunbering
400 men, defeated on the 18Th inst, the
reyoIu,ionist Gindencio harnAndez,
with 1900 men st the fort or the rail-
road near Orizsba. II Was complete
and decisive victory. One hundred reEo-
lutionists were killed, and Her
oandez himself taken prisoner, with
eOu followers. Ali their artillery,
ammunition and III mules were captured
The forces Of Hernandez having been
the best organized, this is very imPor-
,Ant blow 70 the revolution. The gov
eminent troops reoccupied JaIApA on the
I2,h ins.. General Ps;hro DiAz Is re-
ported At CaIscz-
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The Missouri railroad Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, July 25.-Depu,y Sheriff
Homars, with q posse of eight men, sur
rounded the house Of Albert Harris, six
miles southwest of Lsmonte, Mo, at day
light this morning, under the belief that
Sam McKean, suspected OF being one o.
the party that robbed the Missouri Pa
cifc railroad train, was stopping there.
Harris and his wife opened the front
door and began to talk with part
Of the posse, During the psrley shot
gun in the hands of one OF the posse
named Aimes, stationed in the rear of
the house, was accidentally discharged
and three buckshot passed through the
partitions of the house and catered Mrs.
Harris body, killing her instantly. Dur
ing the confusion which followed the ac-
cident Sam Mexican dashed out at the
rear door and escaped TO the woods.
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lr is announced that battery of Rod
man guns arc TO be sent forward To be
used in the war against the Sioux. The
Chicago TTmr> ventures the prophecy
that no, ten pounds OF ,iron will be
thrown during the campaign against the
Soak by these guns unless it shall be in
sope case in which some over-zeslous
braves may attack camp in which they
may happen to be located. 1t is hardlya a
snpposable case that the Sioux will await
The combined attack of our force, or tina.
they will SO regulate their movements as
I" allow themselves TO be overtsSen by
>'"w-moving artillery. If our men should
succeed in getting near enough 10 them
10 use a Gstling,-the lightest of all field
pieces, they will do better than one has
reason TO anticipate they can do.
The proper force to use against In
dams is cavalry, armed and drilled to
light as infantry; or else mounted infsn-
Try and ordinary cavalry. Cavalry
Armed and drilled in the usual manner
sot no account against Indians occu-
pying rayines ard precepitous bluffs.
The most cavalry can do is to scout the
country, work up the enemy, find his
position and strength, and then 10 stand
10y until some other force routs him.
ihen the cavalry can pursue, and do
excellent service. Mounted infantry are
The men TO deal With the Indians. They
carry long range arms of precision, and
can fight Indians on their own terms,
l"-wit. bui hwacking, and firing from the
protection of logs. trees or embsnkments.
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wheeler Rises 10 Explain.

CINCINNATI. O., July 25.-W. A.
Wheeler, Republican candidate for Vice
President in reply TO letter from Vim
Ampt, in this city, in regard 70 bis action
against Ohio river interests while IN Cor
eress. writes as follows: The whole e1
tent Of opposition on my part TO the
Ohio river interest has been grossly mis-
represented. Gen. Garfield Is now pre-
pairing an opening campaign speech
wherein the matter vii! be fully ex'
nlained
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What the Loeomotiye Did.

From the San Francisco Bulletin.
Peter Cooper not long ago related his
experience in the construction OF 10.
comotive and running it at the rate of
six miles an hour on railway track in
the suburbs of Baltimore. The engine
was little more than II "cook stove" on
wheels. The experiments were made
hardly fifty years ago. But in the Cen
tennial year locomotive started from
Ogden and ran to San Francisco, dis.
tance of sS3 miles, in the actual running
time of twenty.one hours and thirty min.
utes. This statement is made apparent
ly on official authority in the Railroad
Gazette:
"The train lett Ogden at 9:O0A. NJ,
June 2, and arrived at San Francisco at
$50 A. NJ, on the second day, passing
over in its journey l,l50 curves, whose
total curvature is in excess of 1875 com.
plete circles, l4,800 feet ascending and
10000 feet descending grades of from
sixteen to III feet to the mile, attaining
at Summit Station an altitude Of 70l7
feet, from which point there is a contin-
ual descent in l04 miles Of 8,S77 feet,
thirty-fve miles being IN the snow sheds.
The engine was under the charge of and
run by engineer Henry S. Small of the
pay car engine, who, with but one short
rest for food, remained at the throttle
during the trip.
"Upon arrival OF the train at Oakland
wharf, the engine showed no symptoms
Of any unusual or severe strain, and was
returned At once to its duty withou, any
repairs or work being done TO it,"
Many instances have been recorded
where locomotive has made a mile
minute, and even greater speed has been
attained Tor single mile. But the recent
performance, considering the grades and
the actual amount Of work performed, is
without match in locomotive engineer
ing In the whole world. The engine used,
according to the authority quoted, was
built in Schenectady, and had been in
daily use on the road for eighteen months
previous to this lightning performance.
The iron race-horse, after scaling the
Sierra and descending to the sea with
draft and speed never before attained,
was in pc. feet order for immediate use;
and that was one of the marvels OF the
performance. 1t illustrates the wonder.
tul progress of locomotive engineering
which has been made during the last few
years. 1t is good record for the Gen.
tennial year.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market fSv
Week Ending JuiS ~.

The market for Leaf Tobacco has been
decidedly stronger the past week, and m
advance Of lGpic mas been established on
low grades, while the better sorts were
more active st former prices.
The total oif,rings nj a1ction for the
week were LOIS hbds and 30 boxes
Al the Bodmann WMehousc--233
hbds and 6S bo1es: . hhds Virginia nj
- 5Ota)7 80. Al the Globe Warenou,e---
24l hhds and @ bones: 224
hhds Kentucky ard ONO Cutting
Tcbaceo-lG hhds old q, so "
$2j rs, 20S hhds new st $3 45 IN s2l 80.
for common smokers 10 fine cutting leaf.
10 hhds Southern Indiana at 81 i0Ca9 ~.
7 hid. and q boxes new West Virginia
At a OOIal0 90. At the Miami Ware.
house--2J5 btds ard "a boxes: 2 HID,
and boxes new West Virgins nj 50 %
% $40 10. for common smokers 10 fine
cutting Leaf. Al the Planter Ware.
house--i70 Bbds and 8 boxer: ii hbds
and boxes rev West Virgenia =.
s5 lVAl0O0.
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The kaionlea Murder.

LosDox, Jaly 25.-The eorrespon-
dence relaiiYs 70 the SsiOn'ca- murder a
published. and the principal facts are
already known. The report o! the Eng
bsh Consul at S4lonica - AinEief EiiI-
o,. fully and warmly eIpistes tie Amer
can Wee Consul from sIy participation
In the .sizure oil tks girl ~hich esused
the outbresk. The Consul requests that
tbs, Elliott shall submit thB testimony
% the American Minister.
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Those who propose to vote the full
county ticket to be nominated at the Con-
vention of August 7th, are entitled to
vote at the primary meetings of the 5th'
without regard to their past political
action. This opens the door pretty wide
and will admit about everybody except
the thick-and-thin Radicals.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Firm.

STATE SECURITIEs-H Higher; Ohio skies
Of SO sold st lli3.
SToCKs-Very weak with decline
for the day of from to q per cent, the
latter New Jersey Central. Ohio de-
clned from l3I to l3t. The next weak
est stocks were Western Union, st. Paul,
Northwestern, Michigan Central ahd
Delaware, Lackawanns and Western.
The disposition t. press down some
Of the coal rCas had de-
pressing effect on the whole
list, The strong besrish feeling in
shares of these roads is based on the fear
that the combination may possibly be
broken. There is little or no effort being
made TO sustain the share list generally,
as many operators, large ard small, are
out of town, and a feeling Of Indifference
seems TO pervade the Stock Exchange, in
addition 10 the causes previously existing
TO disturb speculation. Some OF the
western roads show falling of in their
earnings from last year. when tariff was
heavy. This was used against granger
stock, and assisted tho general decline.
Transactions were i25, 900 shsres. Of which
10000 were Western Union, 4,5O0 North.
western, 24,0O0 st. Paul, 1000 Erie, ~
600 Lake Shore, 10000 Ohio, 1000 Mich
igan Central, and 10000 New jersey
Central.
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The frlerds of MI. HAYES have been
congratuia,ing themselves ever since the
Cincinnati Convention upon the fact
that nobody WAS able TO say aIy thing
severe OF their candidate. Ho was the
one man in the country against whom no
ugly personal charges could be made.
But here comes the Point Pleasant
MASON county, VirPinia) Register with
this mysterious paragraph:
ave want to know of w. w. Harper
lstc Chaplain of the Thirteenth West
Virginia Infentry, what General Ruth
esicrd b. Hayes did with that $400 and
gold watch intrusted TO him Harper) by
soldier who had been condemned to be
shot during the war. and which General
Hayes made him (Harper) give ur under
= military order to him Hayes? We
want TO know if Hayes has ever handed
ii over in accordance with the request of
the dying soldier? MIR. Harper, you can
enlighten the people. Will you do so?
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Hon. ]. J.Hickman Seriously III.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-ion. j. j.,
Hickman, head of the order of Good
TempIsrs throughout the world, is con-.
fined to his bed at the Louisville Hotel,
this city, with dangerous assesses in his
throat. His illness seriously retards the
operations ordered by the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, to secure ITS authority in
Great Britain and negotiations with the
British delegates who seeded from the
recent session OF that body.
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THE Cumberland Netos says that tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company
are arranging to run special train
IRON tina. city to the Centennial Exhibi-
tIon grounds, picking up passengers at
all stations between Cumberland and
Philadelphia. The train will begin its
trips on the first Of September, and will
Iesy" Cumberland at an early hour
IN the evening, arriving at the depot at
or inside the Centennial grounds
early next morning. Before the train
reaches its destination, it will be boarded
10y lodging ghousc agents, who will furnish
looms for one or more days at the rate Of
"ac dollar per day, and show every atten-
.ion to the excursionists. The rate Of fare
by the special train has not yet been de.
cided upon, but it will be made very low.
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THIS evening the Republicans leave
our wharf in full force, on the steamer
Courier, for scenes of slaughter and strife.
The last Republican State Convention,
which WAS held at Parkersburg, per-
formed among the butcher stalls OF the
market house, aud the work WAS done up
in meat. axe style. |, was in this Con-
ton that Gen. HARRIS was so savagely
slaughtered, and that Gov. STEVENSON
was set up to bo slaughtered by the
DnInnCrACY.
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NEW YORK, July 25.-Cotton-Quiet
at IL ll-l6(allic; futures quiet; July
II 2l-32Gyll ll-l6c; August II 2l-32(9
llll-lGc; September II 9.lCGll 1s 82ci
October 1lt9ll 3l.32c; November j D.
lG,alI ll.32c Fiour-More doing,
and in little better tone; receipts 49,
600 barrels; superhne western and State
So 100 3 81; common 10 good extra ~ %
G.4 So; good 10 choice - G5(d4 IS; white
" heat extra 81 S0ta6 40; extra Ohio 81 10
G6 75; st. LOUIS IS 1908 30. Rye Flour
- Unchanged. Corn Meal Steady;
western 81 GOtG3 90. Wbeat-Un.
graded spring 9Gc(dsl o6; No. ! Mil
yaukee 81 l6lal II; No 92c; No. 3
Chicago s2c; No. 2 do 90@9sc. Barley
Nominal. Rye Qaiet; State G5Co.7oci
western 5O(d,55c. Corn-Business check
Cd by the advance; receipts llo.OD
bushels; western mixed bot snd beEted
44Cd,5lc; do ungraded 51ci mixed graded
53c. Osts-Quiet; receipts 5000 bush
eh; western mixed and State 2Gla,3 3lc.
Hsy-Firm; shipping at 6Oc. Hops-
Quiet: eas,ern and western 6fdyl5c. Cof-
fee. Molasses and Rice-Qaiet and uD-
chan nged. Petroleum-Qmct; crude 9lc;
refined l7ic; in cases 2lc. Nsptha--Ai
lOYc. Rosin-Easier ~ 81 Goal 10.
Tqrpen,ine-S,eady 3. 3oic. Egg
Western l5GI9c. Pork-Unchsnged.
Beef Quiet; m.ddles quiet; long clear
western l0Ic; city I0ic. LArd-Dull; {;
prime steam slI 20C9ll Is. Butter
Firm; western i2S22c. CheeEe-Un-
changed. NEisky-At 81 l24@l IL.
crscrsn.ri, July 25.-Cot,on--
Firm a. lie. Fioar-Qule: and un-
changed. Whsst-Quieti red 9ocfS,
Al % Co-n-Sissdy ri 4sc. Oats
Dali. 2gG4STc. Rye-Cuiet q. Csc. Bar
ley-s,ssdy al G5f9Gsc. Pork-Duii AZ
sis 50. Lsrd-D1ii; steam lie; kettle
| I23NISc. Bulk Nes.s- Steady ~ 5lS
71faiOl, l0Ic B.con-S,esdy sts.G9st
| q 6IlMlli9UIc.
HGE.-S.esdy; fair % good light ~ 40
| an IS; 90 heavy SG s0Ca5 50.
Whi,ky--S,esdy Ai 81 10.
Bui.sr-DulI; packing grades l2SeISc'
B.IrIxozz. July 25.-Cotton = Dull
NJ ICse,IIlc. FiOur-Quiet and M
changed. Steady and arm
White 81 OSi6I ~. COrn-Stssdyi
wes.ern mixed Sc Osts- Firm and un-
/ changed. Rye-Qaist al eotgsJr. Pork
Al so 5Gta2l %. Bseon--S' oalder'
g.; eiesr rib i29l2Ie; hams 15iC8lotc
l.ard-A: isiSl2i. Butts:-Unchanged
Pe.rUleum--Stesdy; crude 9.ci refined
I7!Czl7ic. Coffee Unchanged. Wnisky
--S.ssdy a. 81 l2..
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TtIden and Hendricks Ratified.

NEW YORK, July 25.- The Tammany
Hall meeting to ratify the nominations
of Tliden and Hendricks was very large
and enthusiastic. Charles A. Dana pre-
sided. Among the vice-presdents were
Mr.. SchelI, Jno. Kelly and A. Belmont.
The speakers we're Hon. John Hancock
of Texas; Gov. Walker, Of Virginia;
Hon. Chas. f. Hooker, of Mississippi;
Hon. Mr.. Tarbox, Of Massachusetts, and
Hon. Mr.. Franklin, of Missouri.
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We observe that "Major General JOHN
CARLIN" has been promoted 10 this mil
i,ary position by "JoHN A. DIX, chair
man of the Veterans. National Commit
Tee" IN the HAYES and WHEELER war;
snd has been assigned to the command
OF the troops IN the department of West
Virginia.
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The Louisiana Democratic Conven'
tiOu.

BATON ROUGE July 25-The con-
vention met st I P N. The Committee
on Credentials not being ready TO report,
the convention adjourned till 10 o'clock
tomorrow, when the committee will re-
port. Much dissatisfaction prevails
anon e antl.Wiltz contestants. whom 1t
is under stood will be thrown, the Wlltz
party having the spper hand in the Gre.
dentisls Committee.
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An inquiry mas been made in the
British parliament regarding the late con-
a., between Clusters troops and Sioux
Ig!isns, "many Of which tribe are British
subjects" What England should do now
+. 70 send Il commission OF inquiry right
into the Black Hills.
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NEW YoRK. July 24.-Samuel Has
kIns Liberty street lawyer, and
Samuel Cobb, residing at the National
hotel, were arrested to-day for endeavor-
ing TO negotiate = number Of counterfeit
500 bonds Of the water works OF Enc,
PssnsylvHnia.
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The Post declares that Pittsburghers
are the most cruelty taxed people upon
the continent and have less to show for
it.. I. /, needless, We presume. TO say that
Pittsburgh is ruled by Radical ring.
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The fire in the Western Union tele.
graph Office at Philadelphia damaged the
building to the extent of$S,OOO; no in.
sursnce. The fire was caused by the
wires becoming overhested. Repairs are
oe'ns made as rapidly as possible.
:. n young man named William Dare,
mt,hg at GAINESVILLE, o., has disappeared
Win 5000, being the proceeds of q draft
'oliecled at the bank for his brother.
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Cineinnsti Horne aud Maie Navkst.
MONDAY EyEsIso. July -

There IL little stock offered or wanted
in this line, and the market 10 eIee,siyely
dul..
Hones-Tbo sales foot up about 10
head, but there 10 po demand for ,hip-
ment, and the market 10 slow. Plugs
sell al s20(1iO; good common, st 500
rs; good work horses 81 ts5t9loJ; good
driving horses Sll0t9I75 per brad.
MuLn-Are scarce and prices not
much better than nominal; II 70 l4i-
hand mule. bring s6Ots,7t and l5C9l6I
hands high $55folil5.
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Business Depression Ia Pittsburgh.

Whatever may be the cause, there Is no
doubt that the depression of business in
Pittsburgh the psst Two years has ma-
terlally reduced the eitys capital, and if
it continues many months longer will
tap the very fountain of her prosperity
and influence. A few years ago Pitts
bursh was considered the wealtaiest city
of its size in the country, and itssili has
powerful financial resources, but they
have been terribly weskesed of late. A
well-known fnancier and business man
on Saturday made the assertion that the
city had depleted in capital at least
twenty millions Of dollars during the
past two years, and there seemed no fair
prospect for the future.
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.uerald" stanley Heard From.

LONDON, July 25.-The telegraph
announces this morning that letters from
Henry N. Stanley, the famous explorer,
has been received, dated April oath,
fifteen days march from Ujji.
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Movements OF Promisent Braves

Boston Commercial Bulletin.
Young MaR-Who-Parts- His. Hair in-
the Middle. OF the Swell head tribe, has
gone TO Saratoga.
The Man-Who-Stsnds. Up-ia.the- Car
for. Women, of the Soft-hesds, has re-
tired to his reservation.
Bog-Who-Spits-T Tobacco. Juice-on- the
Floor, has been choked to death by an
old soldier.
Man. Who Wants Ten Gents to- Pay
his-Fsre Home-on .the-Rsilwsy, has gone
10 the agency for more fire. water.
Snob. Who Carries a-Club- fora Cane,
of the Chuckleheads, has disappeared
from his hunting grounds.
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VOL. IA.
at'heeling Grgi5ter.
Gold closed yesterday at llli.

The 1osather to-day ,c'N be partly
ci,udu, with east 10 south 'oinds, and rus
,yg te,nperdttre