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Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
COMMGRc1AL



of the American Cotton Exchange.
SPIRITS Official
quotations: Market firm st 27 cents per
gallon bid. Up to o'clock no sales were
reported. Later. sales of 800 casks at y
cents.
ROSIN----Official quotations : Market
duh and nominal. Sales of 2l0 bbls b, G
and ID at ST. l2a and ID do K at 81 374.
TAR-Official quotations Market Quiet
at 81 40 per bbl. Sales OF 1873 bbls at quo
tatiOns.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Official quo
tations: Market dull and nominal. Sales
of iS7 bbls at 81 so for soft and virgin.
Later in the day 96l bbls were sold at ST.
for hard and 81 SOaSl so for soft and
virgin.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18


of the American Cotton Exchange.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Official quo
tations Market firm at 27 cents per
gallon. Sales OF $50 casks at quotations
ROSIN--O Official quotations Market
nominally unchanged, No sales reported.
TAR-Official quotations: Market quiet
at So 40 per bbl. Sales of PAS bbls at quo
tatiOnS.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-O Official quo
tations : Market quiet ut ST. for hard,
81 50 for soft and 81 80 for virgin. ales
of 326 bbls at quotations.
SATURDAY, August II.
COTTON-Market firm. Sales of s
bales at from lOs to IL cents. The follow
nIr arlA hn INthniol tnfin
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18
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of the American Cotton Exchange.
SPIRITS STURPENTINE---O Official quo
tations Market dull at 26a cents per gal
Ion. No sales reported.
ROSIN-Of1icial quotations Market
quiet at 81 l2a for strained and ST. Is for
good strained. Sales of % bbls extra No.
l at 81 25.
TAR-Official quotations: Market quiet
at ST. 35 per bbl. Sales Of 500 bbls at quo
ta.iOns.
CRUDE TURPENTlNE-Of Official quo
tations Market quiet at 81 for hard,
81 so for soft and ST. so for virgin. Sales
of 1Sl bbls at quotations.
THURSDAY, Aug. 17-3 p. M.
COTTON-Market firm. Sales of
bales at g. to IL cents per ID. The follow
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

COTION-Market firm aud held higher
The following are the official quotations.:
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

Quotations conform to the classification
ct the American Cotton Exchange
SPIRITS TURPENTIN E-Official quo
tations : Market steady at 27 cents per gal
lon. Saks of 800 casks at quotations.
ROSIN- Official quot atiOns Market
steady at ST. 12a for strained and 81 Is fos
good strained. No sales p rted
TAR-Otficlal uu tatiOns Market dull.
Last sales OH Saturday at s.. No sales re-
ported to-day.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Official quo
tatiOns Market quiet at 81 tor hard,
81 so for soft aud 81 50 for virgin. Sales
of 227 bbls AT quotations.
TUESDAY, August l5.
Wilmington journal., 1876-08-18

Quotations conform TO the classification
of the American Cotton Exchange.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Off official quo
tatiOns : Market firm at 26a cents per
gallon bid. No sales reported up to
o'clock. In the afternoon sales POO casks
at 26d cents.
ROSIN-O Official quotations Market quiet
at 81 12aa for strained and ST 15 for good
strained. Sales of 200 bbls good strained
at 81 IL.
TAR---Offit ial quotations: Market dull
lower to sell. No sales reported.
CRUDE TU RPEN n TIN E-Of1icial
quotations: Market quiet at ST for hard,
81 so for soft and 81 so for virgin. Sales
OF 542 bbls at quotations.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 16.
COTTON-Market firm. Sales of II
bales at from 10 to 11i cents per ID. The
fOllouincr aro tha official nuof atioDC.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

4 RT.-KUDOLPH SMITH UOLLECTION
IA exhibition.
This unique collection OF
WATER COLORS,
BY Rudolph Smith ngs of paintings the
European galleries rcpcsenng Meyer Won Bremen, Gus
Richter. vauticr f. voltx. Sslmcner. A. Kinder H.
iarand. Toby T. kosenhal, I. Munsch and others now
ON exhibition at kEELERS ART GALLERY, IS Liberty
81 To be sold by AUCTION, Tuesday and Wednesd 7,
October ~ and Is. at II o'clock each day
GEORGE W. kEELER, Auctioncer.
AT Is EAST i4TH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24TH :
N Contents OF French fiat removed
fence of sale also miscellaneous goods from ramlies Also
10 pay advances Organs and iady'y Watch
~ B-Pares having goods 70 SELL send carly Monday, NJ
T. FAvoR'S Auction House.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

"A woman, representing herself as
Mrs. Stiles, accompanied by boy about
seventeen years of age, and little girl
about nine years old, claiming them as
hef children, Is travelling over the States
generally, asking Masonic charity. she
NJ Maltese cross, Clinton Lodge NO.
In, apollo Chapter No. ?, and Louis
tbat OOnmandery No. l. She claims
s = rool hsr husband was Horace stiles. and
state srl ~ OF these organizations As her
/ Mass llts are not true, it is well Tor the
/ e-a- aollS order to make a note of the stro1,
anu De prepared for her reception
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

seVsr. 1,1I49nury man wishing to en,,soa
i i'm tta bushels of potatoes from, eilsage
SORT ' oS suburbs, asked a neIghbor 10y Wy
conscientHi,oanns ne Was ''WelI,'' said the
maka ABOUT him, but L think he ,l Allow
'''''Ne a up-top stranger would
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

a FEMALE IAIPosrER.-The Mason Jew
ell gives the following warning to the
Masonic fraternity:
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name purposes, and it puzzles every one
to imagine how under these circumstan-
ces such mass of bones can have accu-
INFLATED within its walls. The general
impression at Lima is that the bones be-
long TO victims of the InquisitiOn. They
appear to be from $50 to 200 years old,
and seem to have been thrown into the
opening between the walls. All the
skeletons are clothed, and dresses, boots
and shoes are found mixed with large
quantities of wOmen's hair.
The late catastrophe at the Christmas
school festival at Helliken, near Basic, in
Switzerland, was one of the most fearful
of the kind ever recorded. In battle it is
estimated that four soldiers are wounded
to each killed; but in this village tragedy
the proportion was sadly the other way,
seventy two persons being killed on the
spot, while forty were laid up with hurts
or fractures, some of the latter SO severe
as still to threaten death. 1t seems that
about 300 of the villagers and their
friends had assembled to see the distribu-
ton of gifts and share the supper pTOvld-
ed at the school house. This was a large
twO-stOried building, and all the prepare
tons had been made in the second floor,
which was the chief schOOl-rOom, and
was approached by stair at one end of
the building, with landing from it at
each story. Stairs and landing, from top
to bottom, were crowded, and the school
master with difficulty made his way up to
open the door. AS he turned the key, a
crash and Il cry were heard. The beams
supporting the upper landing gave way
and fell, carrying both it and the stairs
| down with all their occupants, and crush
] ing those on the first floor, whore the rest
/ of the woodwork gave way under the
/ shock, and precipitatsd the whole cOmpa-
ny, mixed with pieces of timber, into
one mass jammed together at the bottom,
and choking the door. Attempts were
first made in vain to haul out the super
! incumbent beams by ropes from above
and at last, ladders being thought or, the
/ few who were able, climbed up and es.
| capped by the windows. after which thC
| slow process of breaking in and clearing
Out the cOrpses and wounded occupied
their friends several weary hours, sOmt
of the bodies being so crushed as to b.
hardly recognizable. OF the victims on
lY twenty-three belonged to the children
who were the objects of this most unfOr
tunate Christmas gathering.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

Azssf Trains leave and arrive Louisville time which
is ten minutes faster than Pndncah time
CONNECTIONS at Nortonville with St Louis
and s r r. r. for Hendersonve, Evansville st. Louis
Hopkinsvile Guthrie, Nashville; O,vensboro juno
ton with L O. & " r. r. Oyy ensboros at Elizabeth
town with Louisville & Great southern Railroad; At
Louisville Louisville Cincinnati short Line, with
Louisville 4 Cincinnati all Line vita Ohio 4 Hisss-
sippi Railroad. and with Jsnsrsonviner Aodiaon In
dianapoi.s Railroad for all points forth and kest
THROUGH Tickets for sale at the company oioe, ard
at all The principal stations n Is y and n o. * l.
I and c Hhilrunds-
As a THROUGH FREIGHT LINE, tbs Louisville, Pa
ducah suuth-W Sstsm Railroad Affords faeihus1 supe
Nor any other Padueah TO points north
and east Louisville and 20 points southeast via
Nashville For through bills lading and information
70 rates or rozes apply T. II. Calvert, Local Agent
fadueah J. W. rhornbsrry Contrasting Agent, Pa
ducah, Ky d. r. WHITCOMB, Supt
EDWARD p. WILSON, Louisville, Ky
zen. F. 4 p. AT I.ousvflle.Ey.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29
NEIL S. BROWN. ST.
Hon. EDWARD H. EAST.
Rev. DR.. HUNTER,
Pow nr ApHEV

EAsIrvILLB, October 25, 1873.
We know the above gentlemen well, and know them
10 be every way Teiabe John C. Ferris Judge County
Court w 4. Knight County Trustee f. D. Whitworth,
Sheriff Davidson Co 3. F. Bnkley. County Register;
Nat Baxter C. and n Chancery Court; Rev. DR.. " D.
F. Sawrie; Sas T. Clerk County Court; Nat F. Dorteh.
Circuit Court Clerk; p Il. Woodall, Deputy Sheriff;
Andrew Johnson, Ex-President Z. States; QCv Dr. J.
MeFerrin, Of Tenn. Conference.
CRoCKER's ROADS, Robertson Co. Ap'i y, -.
Dr.. Hendershot, Nashville, Tenn write this with
solicitation from any body but IN gratitude you
for your energy and enterprise in presenting such
medicine your Liver and Blood Purifier, and 20 Dr.
Thornton his energy and skill In preparing the
! in my f4th year and have been fighting cOnsump-
tion for the last twenty years About Chrtnas ]
the usual remedies but without any relief aud
sinking rupidy; the cough was ineessant, day and
pid up, have died in ten days
4 had not COTTON relief happened 70 see eE-3Ov
Almanac; their cases just covered mine was iortu-
ia finding the medicine at Links, Cross Plains
days, il had time TO take effect upon
they system, cough ceased, and could expectorate
Two ettIes and a baif nv liver is an right b,,s md
stouia all night have good appetite, and sleep well
lieve ad the benefit this medicine fifteen
year that would now be healthy and vigorous
long 1 get IL, and live have doubt but that
IL W i eradicate eonsunp in its early stages
l-aspeetful!ys W C. AlCHhOSD-
Te statement OF IT. W. c. Richmond 10 fuIiy in
/ dors.i by the following well known gentlemen
JOHN s. HART
or The hrm IS Manlove, Richards & Meadows.
e. Or Thornton's Liver and blood Purifier Is now
be 10 600 tiraes better than any other Amer
| AIS, Dr. Thornton-s wake Robin F1ns AT-HeaIing
| Salve. Worm SyrHp- Kidney Medicine and World
ana ' 'S'' - '-5 6. ". HENDERsHOT,
Nashville, Tenn,
! sold by all Druggists
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Contains no QAinin6 or Ar
SeniC, nor any d6leteHONS
substance UhdtBUeT.

This 1ledicjHe, 0zOing to its great mey--
ii, has 6eeH a 79oHaey7lfZ success. It is
carefully compromised cfbuyeT Uegetg-
bic ingredients, emit Hrger fails, zc,EcH
property taken, to are tie most Obsti-
nate eases gttc0e r and ague, neuralgia,
and all MaIlz1T1l diseases. Unlike rHiX
remedies generally y, jtregHircs ne bHrg-
atfUe to be taken zoIhH Ii, tie meayeiHE
aetfng gently and agyeeabf Hb0H tie
H0er itsegEaAH b 0z0eLS, c6crtuaET re-
nfO0i7g the caHSe gfhfe disease, n0T
merely feHb0rayII y checking IT, HrrriE
consists enc great G61aHtage Ii has 0zer
all ether brebayaf ions. Tie ry0nHIHe
EreeAeHee ct this 1cMedT, H0Wcger,
0b00e the beymaHe ny amt certainty q
its cHrS, is tie fact that no InJilyy zUhaf-
e0ey can ARISE from IFS use, qSis certain
10 be The case z0FeH 9HiHiHe ar arsenic
are taken, 70hirh are tie t,7HcIbLe III
gradients eFm7et IF Hr chill medicines
lz0zc in use.
II has been barhr zLarly successful IN
tie are Of chronic eases gf rHilLs, IRE
gveHkLy making cHycs after all 0hFey
remedies had taileG
rs a tonic ii IS nH17gaLcG II in
ereaSeS the appetite, promotes digestion,
keeps the stomach IN a healthy cozaI-
h0g, acts HbOH tie HUer, amt assists tie
system to hEroz0 off tie fzJ9HeHce efma-
E1YIa.
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e. H. WINTERSMITH,
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
I776. NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-sx IS the Centenuia
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81 Representatives the first since the war will be II
power at Washingon and the year Of the twentythir
these events be Of great interest and HpOr
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The Opposition House Of Representative, taking ~
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be hoped lay the foundation lor new ana peter peloc
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The tWenty-third Presidential election. with fhe pre-
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der, and s deciding 'sho shall be the candi-
OF the party Of Reform and electHg that candi-
date. Concerning all these subjects. those who read
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The WEEKLY srx which has attained circulation OF
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niyin, and dear. fair as the mo'"'
rros ef Aphrodite born
comes once on earth TO each ane AL
And sprsad, the hearts high festival
usis the messenger Of Fate
Give, gifts unto the desolhts;
Aud where hs walks the sunrise poura
with lavish hand its rosy stores
1--we bnrbors neither fear nor doubt
I'll, more thar oil the world without;
IFS miracles on wondering eyes
Fall with delicious, sweet surprise.
In ways Of old, in methods new
Pursued, or whether It pursue,
Love firmly speaks-nor plans, nor WAITS
That is not Love which hesitates.
His light ia finer than the SUMS
III, face shines like Endymion's;
His Joys are heired from all the spheres
And grief goes out when he appears.
-Scribner for February
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.$5.0OO REWARD
Surer Remedy
DIR. G. W. HENDERSON,, Nashville,
Agent for DR.. ThorntOn's Medicines:

Having used two bottles Of DR.. TBoREToz's ESaLIsH
LIVER Blood MEDICINK, yOUr request, ! state,
without hesitation that have found It valuable aud ef
fective inmy case-I am sure have been materially
benefited by Taken in small doses, gives
convenience TO the patient am not doctor enough 70
give scientific reasons the faith that in me- but
say similarly afflicted go thou and do likewise -
Ny affection disOrderec liver and impure state
Of the blood, accompanied with distressing and dan
Cerous cough.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

thu air C of evening he came home win,
after thowin'g5. on P zen on business, and
Cay SDSiy produced brace OF r goat delib-
vile 49, mem down on the ts6I' and and
ward nv , little shrek, and s sfsrso lis
ly, saying: ss,o S9t ne spoke to her se6 S9
ne gas mans cominv ~ .ie9, my dear
I'd be prepared. y ''''i g and though
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LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern r. r.
NORTH AND EAST!

Direct Route from PADUCAH TO HENDERSON RV ANS
WILLIE, NASHVILLE, OWERSBORO FIIZ-
ABETHTOWE, LOUISVILLE
and TIuo
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1876-01-29

Of I uT discovery of an immense Quantity
~ la an remains in one of the v,aiis ~
ene old San Andres Hospital. ia 49, Irlis o. o.
.Si3S yea 4 by the Opinion National of ina
y5 IN consequence of repairs helm
i H.S u became necessary 10 throw dow
which adjoins the denartment VAR M,,r'
OuI Lady of Mercy,'' when to thei
~ Iise the workmen employed foun
thite Ihe wall was hollow and filled Wit
human remains. In one day alone -
eral hundred skeletons were 80, Sc Z.
dresses Of all being in good condi2io,
On the following day ABOUT 3 600 steI,
tons, 1t is stated, We're discovered m
hospital was built in 1857, under the mr.,
lection Of the Marquis of Canets- be
Anqret Hurtado, and at the instance Al
a9Ylee OF spanish priest named Moleu
Since then up TO the present time II h
been employed for charitable and h
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HENDERSON
Male &FeTnalG Academy.

TTNHIS Institution i owned and controlled by ). D
| OZIER whose experience and success in teaShing
warrants satisfaction in every instance The school
building is oomodous and beautifully located in nat
ural grove The course Of instruction Is thoro"gh anu
complete. Every attention given " pupils
Board per MONTH So % in the best families every
thing furnished. For fuTther particulars apply 70
..T,l5-1svr !. ,. OZlER-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18
FOREIGN.
TIE EASTERN. WAR CLOUD.

III Il EASIkRN. w An CLOUD.
LONDON, October 1S.-A dispatch from
Vienna says: sit Is believed in we'll
informed circles here that an alliance
between Austria and Russia is on the
point of being concluded, according
to which Russia, in the event oil
Turkeys refusing a short srmis-
tice, would enter upon mill
tary Intervention, while Austria
would remain neutral. Russia would
not permanently occupy the Turkish
provinces, but should events lead to the
overthrow Of the Ottoman Government,
Russia would yield to Austria such
extension of territory as she might
claim on the grounds Of commercial or
general interest"
The Vienna correspondent OF the
Tim" IS telegraphs The following: 81 have
just been informed that England, France
and Italy had declared their acceptance
of the five months' rmistice, and have
appointed delegates to take part in
drawing up line of demarcation. Aus
tria has not yet made her declaration"
THE EASTERN QUESTION IN FRANCE.
PARIS, October IS.-Tne French Cab.
met is divided on the Eastern question,
and it is expected that the dissensions
will result in several changes. The ses.
sion yesterday was stormy. 1t is prob
able that Duke Decazes will resign, and
that NJ. Chambordy will succeed him.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18

BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Business Transacted by the BNaNa
This Morning.

The Board met in regular session,
all members present, and President Bafl
in the chair.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Engineer be ak
reeted to prepare an ordinance to in.
prove Thomas street, from Spring GrosR
avenue to the Baltimore & Ohio Ran
road.
The petition tYom property owners "a
Greenwood street from the CarthaZe
Pike to Bishop street, asking that tts
street he graded, was referred to tna
GuSlneeC Win pVI,~- ant
The committee to whom was reTerr1a
the resolution to contract with Michael
Zenner for the lease oil the wharf prop
erty in Columbia lying between Th0Mp.
son and Mccullough streets, repe6s~s
mended the same to Council for passage.
On motion the Clerk was directed 10
prepare and transmit to Council an Oh
dinance to number Clifton avenue under
the direction OF the Board oil Pubib1
Works.
On motion, the Committee on Parks
was authorized to eXpend sum not %
exceed 500 on the purchase Of tores7
trees, to be planted in Burnet Woods
and Lincoln Parks.
The following was adopted:
"Resolved, That the Street Cleaning
Department be prohibited from doing
any hauling for private parties On
private account"
Adjourned
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MINOR Mentions.

NEW YORK, October 19.-M essrs. Stone,
Nicholas u Co., members of the Stock
Exchange, have just announced their
suspension. They were short OF coal
stocks and were affected by some fail.
ures in the Gold Board.
WASHINGTON, October 18.-The tenth
annual meeting Of the Army Of the
Tennessee was held this morning at
Lincoln Hall. About one hundred and
twenty-five members were present, to-
gether with large number of specta-
tors.
BRANTFoRD, ONT, October 1S.-A fire
broke out here about IL o clock last even
ing and destroyed Wood & Lyons ex-
tensive carriage factory with several
smaller shops adjoining. An immense
quantity OF material together with a
number OF vehicles were consumed.
Loss, Y20, 0OO.
SAVANNAH, October 1S.-The Health
officer publishes q notice saying thai alb.
sent citizens are cautioned and warned
against returning to the city until official
notice is given that it will be safe 10 do
so. The decrease in the mortuary re-
pUrJ 10 eHcVuI aging and iAais..s~ "u
early termination OF the epidemic, but.
it is far from safe for absent to return,
w WAShlNGEONI OcJopSl ISs--A uel'J is a
rumor aflOat that the National Demo.
cratic Executive Committee pIopose to
ask Gen. Wade Hampton to Withdraw
from the contest in Sop.th Carolina
on account Of the troops being
ordered to that State, and 81
throw the vote OF SHuth Carolina into
the House of Repres seatatiVes, but as the
Senate would hove equal Jurisdiction,
the report Is regarded as having no
foundation in truth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-18

LA CROSSE WIS.,, October 1S.-The town
Of Wells, Minnesota, was thrown into a
fever of excitement yesterday by the ar
rest of VIM. E, Nilsson, Frank, r. Clifford
and his wife, Lucy Clifford, and a boy
named Ackley, charged with stealing
:. r.ntween $l2, 900 and SIS 900 in bonds, notes
and ,,rortgages, at Albert Lea.
nra ~ 10 parties was arrested at the
Great western Hotel. The woman was
cant,ired @ between t,,,o hotel and railroad
water-tank. She had at'iNerea a por-
tion OF the stolen property W Ine ooy'
thinking he would be overlooked Oh az
count OF his youth. They were all cap
tured and hand-cutFad, and, in charge of
Sheriff Stacy Of Albert Lea, and j. Ad-
ans, started for the scene of robbery at
4:30 2. M. yesterday.