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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPORT of the condition of the First Ma
IL tional Bank of Jefferson ut Cnarlestown
III the state OF West Virginia, at the close of
business May -. 1876:
RESOURCES.
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BERKELEY IrEMs-From the Martiusburg

BERKELEY ITEMs.-From the Martiusburg
papers We take the following items:
There is wheat in Berkeley fully headed.
Mr.. Michael Se%ncindiver, who resides near
Arden, had twenty-six sheep killed by light,
ming during the storm of the 2lst.
Sixteen Sir-Knights of Palestine Com
mandery No. 2. of Msrtinsburg, will attend
the Grand Re>Union of knights Templar in
Philadelphia this week.
In the assessment of Railroad property in
Berkeley county, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is put down at s512, 72O, and the C..
V. Railroad at s100, 900.
Among the distinguished legal talent pres,
ent during the past week at the session Of the
Circuit Court, we noticed Hon. e. J. Faux
ner, Andrew Hunter, Dan. B. Lucas, A. R.
Pendleton, Col. Ward. II. Lamon and Capt.
Geo. Baylor.-Statesmdn.
At a Mass Meeting of the Democratic and
Conservative voters OF Berkeley county, held
Saturday, May goth, the following delegates
were chooses to represent the county in the
State Convention:
Martinsburg.-C. J. Faulkner, Jr., Col. J..
Q. A. Nadenbousch, D. S. Eichelberger. j.
Ii. Gettipgcr aud Jno. T. Januey.
Opcqunn.-A. w. McClcary. Wynkoop
Lauon, Jacob Myers, Adam Small, VIM. 81.
Showers.
Failing Wnters.-Decatur Hedges, VIM.
Porterfe!d, VIM. Sperow, S. o. Cunningham
and DR.. f. NJ. Davis.
Hedgesvilie. -Henry Hull, Dan'l Lufcver,
DR.. VIM. NJ. Lamon, S. B. Jamison and NJ.
C. Kyne.
Mill Creek.-Col. j. Sencindiver, R. D.
Seaman. j. w. McGinnis, Rob's Lamon,
Brown Lafever.
Arden:-Wm. Fl. Nong. J. NJ. Bilmyrc,
Jno. 7. hearfott, YIN II. Henshaw and NJ.
L.. Payne.
Gcrardstown.-Dr. j. P. Carter, Jos. W.
Hollis, NJ. S. Grantham, VIM. T. Noll, Jno.
D. Barney.
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T.sW, Davis, elected Mayor; Hiram o.
Bannon, RecOrder; Gustav Brown, &. G..
johnson, 2. H. COckriIl, Thos. K. Starry,
W-ELWehick and c. F. Gallsher- COINS
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GOOD ROASTED COFFEE,

6UUD CUFfEES
In J ID. Packages,
FOR q CENTS PER POUND,
For sale by
ar.y 30. 1876. 5. S. DALGARN.
CANvASSED HAMS-a fresh lot just re
" ceived by DIS. HUGHES
M EN- AND WOMEN;S SHOES-A new
WI supply just received by d. s. HUGHES
TIN WARE in various articles, for "a lie by
i D. 8 hughes
Beautiful sets for sale by
' May 80. 1876 DIS HUGHES.
nRIED PEACHES, Apple, and Sugar Corr,
~ for sale by SIS. DALGARN.
T ARR, Sugar Cured HAM and Sides. also Ba-
IL con Sides aud Shoulders, for sale by
April Is. 1876. S. S. DALGARN.
A NEW supply of Brooms, very eheap,.at
n April IS, 1876. 81 DALGARN's.
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MARRIED D.

Ia st. Johns Church, Frederick City, Nd, on
the 10th inst, by Rev. Father Gallery, Col. p
EGAN, of Carlisle, Pa. to Mrs. KATE QUINN
of Harper's Ferry, W. Va.
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NEW ADvRRpfsEMENTs
SUMAC.
SUMAC-

WILL buy any amount ofSUMAC Leaves tina
i are gathered in due time and properly cured
according TO she following directions, and pay CAST
for them according to quality. as follows-delir'
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Trains leaving Stauntou at } % T. II. and 9 90 A.
NJ. rua daily Except Sunday stopping at all
regular stations.
Trains leaving StauntOn at AIS A. NJ. and 10 90
r. NJ, rue daily, stopping At all regular station.
between Huntington and Allegheny. and at Cow
ington. MiIlbor0', Goshen, Waynesboro', Green
wood, Mcchum's River. Ivy, Charlottesville, Cor
dousviIIe Junction and Richmond.
Slice ping cars run between Richmond and Gov
ington on I IS A. NJ. and 10 30 P. NJ trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT srAuxroN AS FOLLOWS:
Mail from Richmond daily (ex-sun) 325P p. NJ.
Huntington S55 A.
Express from Richmond daily 10 q"
" Huntin gton Z" 10 Is P. NJ,
For further in Information. rates, &C.. apply to
JOHN Il. WOODWARD, Agent at Staunton, Va.
wv r. no WARD,
Gent Pass. and Ticket Agent.
W. NJ s: DUNN, Eng. & supt.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified on the estate Of the late
to make prompt settlement, and creditIrS Yriti
sena IN theit accounts. or other evidence Of d.bt-
10 tne nmdsrsIgncd nj CharlestOwn, JefIorso1
COUNTY va, DANIEL b. LUCAS,
:. DALGARN.
Jane 10, 1s7I-tt. N Da'garn'
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DIED Apples, Beans and Homiay. 70. sale
~IoRsFoRD's Self Raining BEAD PrePsf.-
- tioa-unsurPassed for making Light Bread,
Biseuit, Cake, and Astry-fO for sale by
GTALEY, Armstrong Il Chad wick's CbCice
~ Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb. %, 1876. d. s. HUGHES
y Feb. y, 1916. D.s. HUGHES.
EEAGANs K HAINEs' Choice Family Flour,
l. constsntly on hand and Tor sale by
Feb. %, 1876. D.. s. HUGHES.
EBEwlNG and Smoking Tobaecos-a foil line
~ constantly kept on hand and sold cheap, BY
Feb. y. 1916 DIS HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash bowl,
~ and Pitchers. for sale az a bargain. by
FEB. y: 1876 D s. HUGHES.
Feb. u. 1876. DIS. HUGHES.
I ono LBS. of Butter Wanted. at the make.
A,OOO price. D. g. UGHEs
UsT received a new supply of Syrup. Molasses.
~ sugar. Coffee, Cheese, Notions, &c, for sale by
NAV 9. 1876. SIS. DALGARN
coup BEANS, Dried Sugar Corn and Prunss.
- for sale by
May 9, 1876. SIS DALGARN.
IN HALF Barrels OF Family Roe Herripg, just
w received and for sale BY
May 2, 1876. GEO W. I. ~EEARsLEY.
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FRESH GARDEN SEE0

D4IIlDs
W h'te = hue supply of Garden Seed from the
celebrated EuTserY Of Bryce 4 Bro, Which
arc warranted ire.6 reed. ~NU
A LA ~. HooFF K co.
selection Of FIoSer Seed. in illustrated Dack i.
January Is, 1876. OOf' 70
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ELECTION.

The result of the corporation election held
on Thursday last, is as follows:
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NOTICE.

GEO T. LIGHT would like 70 have bis old ac-
" counts settled up, either by Money or Note.
April IS, 1876.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

A IL persons knowing themselves led 10
"a the nndcrgIVncd Tor Subscription TO the
,Snirlt OF Jefferson" advertisements OF job
mOTk' are requested 10 give tue samo their ear
IIieat attehti"n. as it il necessary to EAVe tbs
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MIsc o q s

FABRICS from all quarters of the globe are here
Il for sale We q tote in pa TT = few of the lead
ing articles displayed at this Old aud Reliable Es-
t~AbIishment: In the
, 1876-04-22
WHISKY.

F11MT7KQ THE N0ONauINKha,

R1aHI1E1 Tl1E NooNsuIERhs.
Lou1ayu.Ls, Ky, April 2i.-The United states
Marshah have been worry active Of lase in nr-
fcAt'nR persons suspected Of manufacturing
crouked whisky. Those who hayo boon taxcn
into custody belong to tho otass called "Moop-
sbincrs," termed such beosuso tloY disti tue
"crookcdb pv tho light Of Luna. In tho matt
they arc worry poor aud ignorant class. who
n.ake tho liquor principally for their own uao.
Elghl VI thus a!nss lluya been brought 70 tho
city lor trial. All are desperate, and fight very
readily. Ia ono case, Deputy United btatcs
Marshal Admir- md his posBc Of soldiers ieft
Lebhnon Tor Drush Creek, Green County, to cap
turo John h"aenv AUG hlH sona, Illicit dtattlors
and desperate characters. Whom they ar
rived at 6wcGny's house, ther found him aud lis
SONS gDno. Thoy etArtod hack to Lobs"ou, aud,
after t;oing n sliurt distance, woio fred upun by
hWcenT and his aors wllo were IN Inbl,sh Tho
potso turned upon tho fnEitiycs aud pursued
them iuto tAa mountains. Mono Of the arty
wero Injured by blootina, Deputy Uu,tol States
Marshal liolry, IN attampting to arrcnt some Of
the BMosny 1anlily, Was itod On In like 1nantor
md baaly Wounded, EoyerAl da,H aU0 Jue u.
Clas hurn apeclat United states bAillH, Arreslca
MI illicit distillcr named uhsnt, III Allen County,
While eseurting. him nlonr tho .oad with Two
aids, ha wna attacked BY party Of twelve meu.
fired upon and compelled 10 give up hiB pslsunoF
III order to .ll,sho good hs uMn esoapo, aud sa7p
his lIfa mud that of lis aids.
, 1876-04-22
FIRES.


tn CHICAGO.
The alarm from Dox No. ia 1t 1;20 o'clock
yesterday morning VAS causod by fire III barn
to tllo rear OF No. Us Wdadou street. owned by
Patrick Swooney. Before tho onginca arrived
the flames communicated 10 tho building Ia
front, and. In Attempting to escape therotrom.
Mary Hogan, au old WOMAN, foil mud aprainod
her ankle 10 AovoroIy ns 10 necessitatn her re-
nloyal TO The County Hospital. Damage, inoiud-
lug tho loss OF huIBD i'll liz barn, about $2U3 !;
1nlIy insured. Y1u iaro ~ supposed to have
beun tito work Of Ill iiceullary.
At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning httl! alarm
was Eont IL Fugane Company No. u, caused by
tho overtufnlng Of Il kettle Of boiling tar On ths
doc. OF IL ship mooled At tho fout OF Dearborn
streot. No damage.
Tho discovery Of fro In barn In tho rea1 of
Nh. 45l South Morgan street, caused tie alnt m
to bo sounded from tue Twolfth street Station
At Bis asr evening. Damage, S75 uninausod.
Cnuse of tire unknoWu.
, 1876-04-22
CORRESPONDENCE.

TIE "TIMEs" AND JrpoE DAVIS.
10 ths Fd,tor " Tbs CAteago Tribune!
CutcAao, April 2f.-As there ts no Democratic
paper In Chicago II moan no ous having any
general o!rou!ation), ask d tittlo spAco in your
journal, "a ono OF tho puroat and most n1cpoutl-
cnt Of tho Republican pEess. to onter my most
earnest aud Indignant protest aeaust the In
famous attempt of Wilbur F. Storey and bis con-
fcdorascs to turn over tho Democratic party Of
this stato to Judge DAVIS.
II Ia truly b spectacle to make any honest
Domocras blush to eco bali OF tho Democratic
State Committee in oonsultatton with old storey
about tho duties Of Tho Democracy. Apalnat
Jndgo Davis aB 3 man havo nothing to say,
but against Judge Davis "a the Democratic can
tli1ate for President havo tie samc objection
thet Ind ssalpss Horace Greeley, to.vit: lie
III not now and never has boon Democrat
1s 1t possible that the Mhtshalls, tho Robin
sons, tIc Aforrisons. tho Goudys tho Hoyues,
aud tho Fullars,-tho old 'standsrd-bonrers Of
a1zod that they arc prepared to abandon their
principles and batraY tholr party II toy cau for
sooth concllaso old Storey and satisfy tha CHI
cago 1fn,cs2 Did .hoir aucccss 10 the Greeley
11 moycmens provo 70 great AZ to dosire reposi-
have voted tho Democratic ttckot for forty
yoa1s, and hhv0 noyor hetd nor expect to t.t1d an
olco IN my ilfo, aud therefore rny yolCe NAV
oaSe bu& lttt'o wcleHt Win olace-B1akors, but l
warn our. political managers that they cAl,not
again t!!fe With Democrats a. lIny did In 1872,
aud tLelr attempt to turn our votes 10 3opub.
lcnn again will provo evan moro di aStEous than
1t dit then. l danire to male one nloro observa-
ton tor shs benott Of our wlre-pullols, viz. !:
Gtvo tho people. the rank and nte, tho mon who
voto from prluoplo not oxpedfency, tho dAtnter-
cstod. patriotic vetors who don't expect al Of
fee. elance to he heard botore you nake uu
y IL ~ata. have aniy Qua other fomark to
ntaEA Tic DtulCIdt Nf 11ItnnIH fn}
present training uudor tie command OF Wilbur
+. Storey. 4 1lluu PRIVATE
, 1876-04-22

BAN FnANoIsco, Ca!., April 2l.-supervisor at
informal Roycpne 4Ia"loy, with Special Agents
Crano aud Clark, ths morning dolnanted Of
Collector OF Insnsnal llevcnue sedRwick tho
koyH Of tho vault, and ha.o bean engaged Rll
day examining tho accou4ts mud property. The
o1cintB arc very reticant. Tho bolief is stToug
that something lnportautis il rp.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2l.--In tho trial Of
Tehronhacn. crooked WHISKY dealor. Col. John
Cookrell. Ualieotor Ut Internal lssvonuo for the
District Of Louisiana, aud Capt. AMI j. j.
EroDkB, Assistant Ouief Of the uutted Etatea
sccrot service, were callod al Witnesses for tue
prosecution. Tho testimony consisted pr!uci-
paly iu ileaoribiuv different portions OF the dis
tllery, lhp p1oeess OF distilllug, mud tho duties
OF tho ya!tnuH employees.
, 1876-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
TIE 0UND &TOAf,

apseiat N. .patth 10 4ts Chtiugo T'vfb4Ha
:, "4slllSaroS, D. O.. AFrll 2l.-Fx-lisprosenta-
Tive Wilson, Of Indiana oeatsb the pup!.ahud
sa'snauts Of Ha1E!s3n, Of indianapolis. IN
- tar ~ they convey he lupEcaston that either
~ 'ettor ur telegram b. conveyed Information 10
aaa Committee that hx. Blaine mas In anY wey
connected With ths tsaasAauons pf tho Union
lacitio H&lltoad,
lkplANArolls, md, Ap1il 2l.-Ths Eprniag
Aeps calls On A'E. Iaiueto AK for ~ lHltnedlaIe
iNnrysst!gsAqa w. lnss TIE charges of his obtaining
neuuces upon tatAax1ty that II 1t u not doua,
, 1876-04-22
CASUALTIES,



Spee1a, D,spatah 10 1he CAica1o Tr,bank.
LINCOLN, ILL.,, April 20.-alr. Charles II.
Couch OF tho firm Of Thompson L Couch. atock-
dealtsn in tla city, was killed BY the Chicago l.
Alton freight, north. att o'clock. Ia tho follow
ing manner: lilo Lad bean to Elaha1t and was
Returning homo. Whop lo was In the south end
Of tho city, Lit. Cuuch, who was on top Of the
train, attempted to Ket down Oh t!Rt car, In
order to reach tho cabooHo. He missed hls
footing and foil under the car, threo cars PASS
Lug oyer h!tp between the waist and shoulders,
cutting him ontisol7 ip two. Mr. Couch wns /
naau about 90 ytara of ago, had resided he1e for
tho past t|enty years, aud was one OF our best
citizens. lilo leAyea = w1fe aud daughters. Tho
Cotonofs Jury returned verdict in accord
ance With the hboyo, no blams being attached
to the train man.
, 1876-04-22


Foay Ik4skswon1i, kAaa4s, Apr! 10, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS., In ttp'!cats. subject to the
uxl.st conditions, will 10 received At this otrs, sl
u the ot.lcs u ths Poat Q"a1ternaser @t each lst
named beiow+ uutI II o'clock I. ul, on Aonday tbs
18th dsy Of May. ls76, It which time aud place they
vii % 9lensA y 1aa ,essnee of .d4dss. fSs " ~
Wood and Hay q the folLow1ng'nasnea poah: Forts
learsnworth, lalsy, and Dodge. Kansa!: Fort Lyon,
G. T., forts dtb4on Isuo, and Sill. aud Camp Supply.
1T; aud Fett Elliott. Ts1ss. Alsa let Lay Il FORTS
AZ ths sae inns aud placs separate proposals will
be received aud uIensd for ha delivery u ntu.uinous
Coal 81 Fost. !a1s. ws!ses, psdse. sna Laraea Kan.
s2s. and Fort Lynn, Q. T.
lids for any portion uf the supplies will b. sutes-
t&uo 1Tss5enes will " Gixsn " articles of dones-
tic production, Tho Government Esserysa tie right 10
Srsa4.s s1inx III T further PARTICULARS, The quantities.
ruqutted u the toats named. Instructions - 10 ths
snxnner Of bidding conditions to ~ oserTsd by ei4-
1Aala will bs fusalah. application u this sthos
Or to ths udcea Of tbs oAt Ut ths pals
named.
Envelopes capteining proposals. eboul1 bs rl.iajy
-" RuFua bAxToN, D. z. II, aea.
, 1876-04-22
PRAIRIE F.nEs.

tSpscfat Ul19atcA to Ihe CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
Sioux C1rY. H.. April 2l.-Disastrous prairie
fires have been In progtoBs over thus seotion of
country for the paHt three days. A tarmor near
ye1,ui,lon. Dakota. named Crawl, lost duell-
ing aud out buildings, and I'll hls farm !mp1o-
meuts by prairie fire yoatorday. There ts
destructive fire To-day near uayyilta, 10 m,fes
Nest Of Va1mllon. Sayeral buildings burned.
A large amount OF hay WAS destroyed, aud the
fire is spreading rapidly.
A fire opposlts nero In Nebraska last night did
great damage to tmber and other property.
, 1876-04-22
MILlT AIRY,



NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 2l.-Five thousand
pooplo Witnessed the competitive drill for
silver cup between tho Chiokasaw Huards of
Mcmrllie, aud tho Porter Rs.os, OF Nashville.
this Afternoon. 1t tho Barracks. Tho iui0os
wore I. I. Hetvar, formerly Coonol OF the First
Tennessee Confederate Volunteers. Mayor
Vauco, and Capt Nurse. OF the Bt1tcontta
United Ststes Infantry. Tho cup WA won by
tho ltllcs. 10th companies wero then rovlowrd
by Cen. Peuuyhackar, Post Commander, and
Gov. Porter.
, 1876-04-22

EH1' "V&F19 NJ FUHI WA4HE
6ptesaf Dsspatch In The Chicago Tr1bune.
FoR7 WAYNE, Ind. April 21.-The walking
match between Atrs MasshntI. Of Chicago. aud
Mrs. Hudson, OF st. Louis, for et00 b|do, Ia
stlll in p,ogrcHs- At 0 tonight Mrs. Marshall
had flnishod hes Blth mile. ana Mrs. Hudson Ia
On her 82d milo. Mrs. Marshall shows signs Of
woaEtnesn. but i1ra. 1fudaon walks fastor thAll
last night and appears nB fresh ~ when Blle 10.
gan tho race. Much interest IL manifcated tn
tho race, aud many spectators arc In constant
attendance.
, 1876-04-22

apectal DspdEh TO Tht chicaoo Tribune.
CAnnoapALE. ILL.,. April 21.-TAis morning
about o'clock, the passenger depot Of tho I'LL
noi4 Central llailroad WAC entirely destroyed by
nte. Tho origin Ia aupposed 10 hare been from
lightning enterug on the telegraph wire.
saved, tho Company sustaining loaa OF about
&3,0u0 on buildings aud property. Ths differ
cut offices occupy tue frelghs-house soroas the
track temporarily.
, 1876-04-22

kN EmHNHHH5utU IHaVhHHtE VVmrRHt'
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2t.-lusurauco Com
missioner Morrow ssys tue Widow sud Ospnans'
1usutspce Company has only suspended from
the issus of now policies, aud u not prohibited
FROM receiving removals., lie advises policy
hollers .pt to let poiicieH Iapss, Tor 1t tho Coul
pahy sus,.,li hs uuablo to ~ On aud rclns1,ro.
inc protection of existing ro!icios viii still bo
assured.
, 1876-04-22

usenco 10 this vicinity til last Tuotday. efncs
Which time farmers hA@ tsen nnusnatiy busy,
snd II tho weather Continues favorable fow
dAss longer the small gain viii al! b. In. The
nnnRI breadth Of ohts vii be eonn. but the acro-
aga Of wheat Wi. b 1tRf, tnst crop Of lAte years
having proved uuptofta11p.
, 1876-04-22
SPORTING.
THE TURF.
KNflf,tHft N1Cf3.

LONDON. April 21.--1n consequence Of The
American horse rreakntaa showing ~ be did
In this international handicap at Newmarket,
tho otda ofFctod against Aiato. his stab!e oon,-
panion. who ia expected 10 rim in tho city aud
suburbhn races next week. are 1.o0o to l5.
ttoroy Palmer woa the Newmarket tp&orrA-
tiounl FREQ handicap racs TODAY.
TUB new ORLEANS RACES.
NRw oRLIAxa, April 2l.-At ths Louissana
Jockey Club spring meeting. fifth day.
the woa.hor wss pleasant, attend
suca fair, and the track In good condition.
The first race, handicap hurdle, 2 mica. purse
s3oo, wsa wou by Col. Neligan, EusY 1,oc rec
ond. ronpoy smssh third; boating Astr.ree.
9:63. Port Leohard fotl st the first hurdls, and
Fandalo, Jr., And CAtriboo 1t the last hurdle On
til. last milo. Michigan won By length.
:, In tho pool % the tsast Nel,igsn so'd 1t s4to.
The second raco, froo handicap, mile heste.
purse F4G0. reaultvd:
Kiltnrn ...........................2 l /
ls.aSss 1llst Trsar ..'.'''''''''".!
~ ;riat-iiiS: 'ii:iii:'ii::ii;;'''' iii: i::ix. g.
Before tho start Kilburn foil Oh the track, H.
jnriug hss rider badly, Another Jockey WAS
rider was then placed on Kllbutn and ho won
two oas,ly,
In tho pools before tho race Kilburn WAS eyop
aga!nat THO lold. After the first heat K,lburn
sold 1t $3.50, spEinRlot 1850, lbs Geld e5o. YER
digrss. ento1ed for this race, uas withdrawn for
causo.
The third race, mlte and tlree-quarsors, Ill
AGES. purse sto0. was wou by Stampede beating
ospl. nntchinson: IT Timo. 31a!S, In the pool
Stampede wun eastiy.
,,.. NASHVILLE, TENN.
NASHVILLE. Aplil 2l.-Mora stables arrived
, 1876-04-22
RRlSTOW.


HthVNu ELVU FuHAE0 IN UUslUHs
6ptetat Dspateh to TN Chteaqo Tt7aans.
NEW }pRk, April 2l,-Th& Evening fost ra-
pofts that very atroug DFistow Club has nearly
eoa'plstcd it, organization In noslon. john G.
Nspes, 6E., member Of tha law firm Of 1hpes
assy. tho lastss heing Prof. Gray, Of the llar-
ward Law School, Ia President. About 80 V,cs.
r3.reziaenta hare already accepted. On tho
great political expaElepoe whe have done hard
aud sllcceaa!ul work IN politics. This III looked
upon ~ slRnlacant, coming from = district In
winch Hlalns aaa known to 20 very strong, aud
oEaAtoE thought to AAys 40 strength ii all.
, 1876-04-22


CHICAGO.
Lake frciahta wcto nominal At 5HaS:ie for corn 10
buffalo. II was uudtrstood that shippers could do
better by rail- than by loading grain Ia vessela and
waiting for tho Slra!ts TO open.
MILWAUKEE, April 2o.--Charsers: To Kingaton-
scht Aate l.. Bruce, wheat u Bkc. To Erie-Stcam-
barge Aptna, 10 arrive from Chlt1go, wheat At Axe.
ltutn Has ato engaged for 169o Lu rye ta buffalo at
4Hc.
DETROIT. April to.-The market u lttl1 and rates
unchanged: 9. Z. Dlxon reports the aehr 1Indece,
bulk Ea Goderch 10 Chicago, 1t k0s net ton. fr, in
and out and free of ahnrsaRes: echr Montpelier, dry
lumber, Au Sable 10 Chicago, tl.7b, frcs On rail-
OswEao. April .17.--Tho following charters have
To Chteago-achr Mystic a,nr, at 60c, 70 Racine
achr Kaslan+ At t0o. 70 Miwsukee-sohrs Sam Coot,
1'u!askt. snd John Meuoe. Ut Toe. 70 Dstrolt-Heht
1}!sxlng Bt1r. At +Uc. A froo iu and out. Salt: To
ltactnc-hchr Guiding Star. At IKE. 10 Milnaukee-
Hchts Madrris and goiyia, al l0c. u Detrot-Scht
Samana, at &c. To Tolc1o-ScAr Cheney A.nes 1t 5c,
all I, o. b.
, 1876-04-22


Sn<efat DffrnteA IL THt FAtear. 1ffsu~s.
Poar lluaos. Mieh, April 21.-UP-Prora utores
King and batses Ohaupesy Aurlbut md baxscs. Ohio
and barges.
Down-Pfora hiAr9 Pdns1s, Y. Cowta; sehrs Arctic,
0e0ras Sherman.
Wlap-fprtheast; 6enue.
NEArMxR-Eihe.
1ha bsrgs ". Cows grounded be1ow A!gorAo on tts
mtddio ground early this morning. HE Il bang
lIghsered of,
, 1876-04-22

PORT or CHlc40o. APRIL a.
AAafvtIA-AtnF Corona, At. les anndrfes: p~hf
Coral Brsr 1Ake. r1troadtIeh: scr Jessss PhiflIps,
AaatateA, iumbet; seaw Eprsy, sAusstuet, WOOD
st'nr Hustegon. Mnafcgou. sundr.es; schr II. Hand,
Kexaunee. bark: sehs M!1teso1. f4,dagton. word
schr Dspol !. Dams, Psntxser. Lumbar rehr Jobest
Haven, lumbar; schs il. ): llurecht. sonsh po1t,
wood sehr J. V. Jones, liu.trgon humber: sehr
:G9 . sar toR Gnitei s
cIxAAascEs-Blmr Corop4, Ut. Joe. sundrica; schf
). II Hutchinson, BufIsie, s7,loo bu corn; aehs
Spray Holland, ~ In corn, tons coil: schr Empire
Ets.o Buffalo. TO- a3a bu cnln; bark 9, K Eias, bui-
t7!o, aoMo bu wheat: scl' Ella Eiltnwoed, White
Lake. l5o bit corn. $40 hu oats: sehr fieen DIood.
ktnakegon, 10 tons {S&%IiIn} Iron; prop Aslei9h,
1haalo ooo hu oasa; atur Mu.teg'n. GRAND Haven,
hrts waky, II Iris oil, It s&ckn seed: MuateRon,
btls whisky, btts pork, anil sundrfce,
, 1876-04-22

WAeIDurHE STOCK III DEIAHp.
Special D,apat:h to The chtcaqo Tribune
joliet, ILL.,, ArflI 91,-Tle VII! County Re-
r,h,,c., con.n,ti,n In c,lic, IN mat ~ In
i,..,s r'" ',a." ..,,, " ~. n.y. ~ ,1Ao so
eoa1c!loase' III tu1s CITY. on LUG S]o oi ala4
ncxs. Tor tna purpose OF e'ectlng Delegates to
attond the Bsa.o and Congressional Conyon-
tons md To traugaot such otlar huatnees as
-n.~ 900 ,,o,.ss :. r.,n, ~ L1rt ;.,,.ae,. ~
.E .1A' uoa'o u''oso -. -. oeo' 'u'o1'4'a-
uon tnat eaa 10 onta'notl. ana from cohvcFs:-
tons with leading Republicans from different
raet4 Of the county, tt appears TINT tho santt.
mani. ontu,dc of roIict. In mn or s,,noat mani.
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u','ao oPpo''''o. " tHn "oAu'"e''oa " oose'
ndGo Tor doScrhor, Th1lr, On tie
other hand. tho nomination at WsBhhurno
woull be enthusiastically received mud ac-
rs,tct1 n nm oo,nu nf a1eccsu Thov ora nj, ~ ~.
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