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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-08-03

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y county, IS.
In the County Court OF Ohio county.
Conrad w. Wickham, agent &C.,
VS..
James Johnson, attachment in assumpsit.
The object of this suit, now pending In
the County Court of Ohio county, West
Virginia, Is to recover from the defendant
the sum OF Sill .83, for rent due from the de.
PENDENT 10 the plaintiff, as alse the costs OF
this suit; and an attachment having
issued in this cause, and by virtue thereon
the Sher If of Ohio county has levied upon
the right, title and interest of the de-
fendant in and to the lots numbered 1876,
1877 and l3S, IN the addition OF Daniel zane
and others to the city Of Wheelin :, West
Virginia, on Wheeling Island, and being
the same prop rty conveyed To the de
PENDANT by William Armstrong and wife,
by deed now of record in book 81 page Az
OF the court records OF Ohio county. ANA
IL appearing from an offidavit flied In the
cause that the defendant is not Il resident
OF the State of West Virginia, on motion
of ,the plaintiff by counsel. IL Is ordered
that the defendant do appear within four
weeks after the date OF the first publica-
ton and due posting OF this order, and 40
what IS necessary 10 protect his interests.
BOBERT b. WOODS,
Clerk OF County Court.
TAYLOR BARR, Att'ys. ag4oaw-t
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CROP PROSPECTS.
DIED..

DANVER-Y Yesterday at $3.50 p. M, Mrs.
ANNIE DANvER, aged Y years, two months
and six days.
The funeral will take place from the
residence Of her son, George Jacob Danver,
No. 6l5 Main street, North Wheeling, to-
morrow (FridayD August 4th. 1876, at
o'clock p. M. Friends OF the family are in
yited to attend. Interment at Mt. Wood.
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Forty y ears has tested the value OF
,r. A. 8. Todd's Anti.Billious and
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South CArolina desired to bring the Of
tenders to Justice there would be
no difficulty, as every white man
in the state stands in readiness to assist
in executing the laws. So far from Gen.
Butler having been party to the out
rage, my informant assures me that Gen.
Butler used every effort to dissuade the
mob to abandon their lawless work, aud
worked hard to save the lives OF the ne
groes He did this too in the face OF the
fact that but short time before he had
saved the lives of some negroes from Inc
hands of an Infatuated mob, and Us an
expression of their gratitude for his
services the same negroes went to ms
place that very night, and, applying the
torch to veiything that was combustlble,
burnt him out of house and home. There
are always two sides to CASE and 1t Is 10
be deplored that the Lntelligeneer and
other Republican journals did not have
the fairness to give both sides before
waving the bloody garment and indict-
ing the whole white population OF the
South for crime committed by few
lawless individuals in remote locality.
FAR play is just as commenda'
bic in politics as in anything
else, and while perverslon OF
truth may answer temporary purpose
the force of a falsehood is sure to recoil
upon the head OF its author in the long
run.
POLITICAL.
The Republicans having nominated
their state ticket, we presume that the
canvass will open in good earnest. While
Gen. Golf is q gentleman of high charac-
ter and good social qualities, he has fallen
into bad company, and is likely to share
the fate of the man who went down from
Jerusalem to Jericho, and will most
probably be beaten with many stripes
on election day. There is no necessity
for going into the Generals political
record; the very fact that he hold high
Office under the Grant administration is
sufficient to give him an unsavory pollt.
ical odor in the nostrels of the honest
masses. A man is more frequently
judged by his company than
by his merits, and it is evident that
the hepuOllcAn nOHllhoo iof oo'oihoi
has none OF the elements of reform man
about him, or the quick detecting eye OF
Grant would have singled him out, and
having eliminated him from the stencil
emitting mass of office holders, would
have sent him on the road to join Brlstow
AID Jewell.
CROP PROSPECTS.
There has been no rain in this neigh
borhood for month, and the prospects
for drought are good. The corn crop
and the pastures are suffering. The wheat
and hay crops were very fine, and the
dry weather has afforded an excellent
opportunity to get them put away in
good condition.
The Peabody trustees meet here next
Wednesday, and it is hoped they will be
induced to make liberal contribution TO
the school fund of our state. We need
all that we can get, and our efforts in
establishing free school system are sui.
fcient to justify US in expecting liberal
help from the Peabody Fund. M.
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a GA RID.

rTo ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscritions OF youth,
nervous weakness, early. decay, loss OF
man hood, &C., will sehd a recipe that
will cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
In South America. Send II self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH 4. lNMAN,
Station ID. Bible House, New York City.
febgeod-egub
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Harm for Sale,

VI, ITH THE INTENTION OF RETIR-
w ing on account OF age, will sell my
farm, situated in Dover township, Union
county, Ohio, on the Marysville and Della
ware pike, adjoining the town OF New
Dover, on tie Delaware and Springfield
railway, go acres, 2OO OF which is I'm n high
state Of cultivation; balance timber, all
under goou fence. Three dwelling houses
good barn, iruit, good water, soil black
loan, making desirable farm. Will sell
in one body, or TO suit purchasers. For
further particulars call on or address
MORGAN SAVAGE,
je30egrb New Dover, Union county, y
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Messrs. Editors ofthe Register
Please announce that j. ]. WOODS is
candidate for the Office of Prosecuting At
terney of Ohio county, subject to the de-
cisiou OF the Democratic nominating con.
YentiOn.. lyGl
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Ii the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. twill be sent to any adj
dress one year for SEQ. Valuable premi-
ums to ciuu agents and to subscribers.
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Forty y ears has tested the value OF
Or. A. 8. TOdd's Anti.BillfOus and
Liver Pills.
THE BEST PILL NOW IN UsE
For Billiousness
Use DIR. A. .. Todd's Pills.
For Liver Complaint,
Us6 DR.. A. 8. Todd's PILLS.
For Dyspepsia,
Else DR.. A. y. Todd's PILLS.
For Sick Headache,
lisa DR.. A. =. Todd's Oils.
For Disordered stomach,
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Indigestion OF Food,
Use Dr.. 4. =. Todd s Fills.
FOR Constipation OF Bowelsi
lis, DIR. A. s. Todd's PILLS.
Fer Palpitation Of the Hear,
Use DR.. A. y. Todd's Pills.
For Impurity OF the Blood,
Use DR.. A. s. Todds Pills.
For Pains In the Head
Use DIR. A. =. Todd's Pills.
For Pains in the Side,
use Hr. A. i. Todds Pills.
LAUGHLiN BROTHERS q CO.,
PROPRIETORs.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
where.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

DkING DESIROUS OF LEAVING
d town offer the following property for
sale, described as follows: Lot No. in
square one, situated on the corner OF Mar
ket and Thirty-third streets. The said lot
has two buildings thereon. containing
three rooms each. Also one brick build
ing containing three rooms, situated on
the corner Of III rty-third street and alley
b, in the Eighth ward. Terms reasonable.
Apply TO ID. j. MCCORMICK.
iy2Sh
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REFINED SUGARS.
BACON AND LARD,

4 FULL SUPPLY ALWAYS on HANI
"A Of Leaf Lard, 8. G. Hams, Shoulders
Clear sides, 8. e. Briskets, etc. Orders fllec
fresh from smoke-house daily.
mar9 II. REILLY.
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SUNDRIES.

oYRUPS, CHEESE, WOODEN WARE,
y Brooins, Soaps, Candles, Crackers,
Essence Coffee, Indigo, Matches, Vinegar,
Carbon and Lard Oils, Spices, Rice, starch,
SnufYk- Soda. Grocers Drugs and such other
articles as are usually found In first-class
honse n. REILLY.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Editors Of the Register.
respectfully offer. myself to the Demo-
cratic party rs candidate for Sheriff Of
Ohio county subject to the established
usages OF the party.
jyi JAMES NJ. BULdEh.
, 1876-08-18

degrees ~ tllr sllAie, sud from that I'LL to iof1
degrees. There Il M, l,itnttr In the rn,ntry,
and MI tic ln,liny has to i,r onc with ts,ttn.
who'd poles, mud hun,c,l miles ~. ja"has,"s t.,
The l11i'r'. In a'lltttnf,, hnvo l1Hl tn puck
wntcr MILES, Al VIZ hnye Ind M rain. and the
tanks at tho mine are exhausted. We llayn now
killed llircc rntt.r*nnlsx IN tt,4 ln,sIse, 1csta
unY quantity nj svorpons. vtt. In opening my
trunk wns sung In the I'ngcrr hy II scorpion. l
b'yItn,l lH'tl1tfce nf oitn% and t,lecu IN the
wound atxl .irank thr.r full rints oi whisky. It
made mo very drunk, and ! think kilc!l tho
VIA numb inr . ,lny or iva. Itisa pretty lar,i
country, AMI three tncn havc already .ffr! Of
thirst rear here. Ny last letters were tcnt here
from the ---- Minr {pnIy II miles sistant) by Al.
old scotc}'n,an. The clsers s,isl not arri1e. mud
We searched for lIn aWi fnunt1 hin dead only
miles from taulp. Iic wns ssrippc,l anil his
trails WIRE worn frn1n Tia hands BY scratching
In the salnl for water. We hayr sent mt tw5cc
ailll brn,glt in men WHO we're crazy anl hltid
a,nl spccchfces fr0n thirst. The s,tn s terribly
l,0t, antt the rocks 30 hot that they blister tue
1esA II touclled.h
, 1876-08-18
CANADIAN NEWS.
Special Dtepa4cA to Tho Trfbuaa

TORONTO, Out, Aug. 17.-A meeting Of tho
Doarl Of Traie was held to-day to constlcr the
proprfety OF opening up commercial relations
between Canat1a and Australia The lion.
Morris, Centennial Commissioner from NcH'
South Wales, addressed tho meeting, answered
numerous questions, md aaia Au<tra1ta's In
ports reached so00, OK, 900, und hcr exports
s250, ,0o0, ,00o He mentioned number Of mr.
tclen 10 to 100 per cent cheaper In Canada t1,an
Australia; and thought that. All tho litter ia
fsee-trado country, Rt,risk trade could be sprung.
II was suggcstcd TINT a ship be chartered at
once with various samples Of goods s,anda return
cargo Of wool could he obtained
Cittzrns haylnE given vent to their fnatE-
Matinn at tho extravaganza Of the City Fathers,
tho bourtl Of Works t0-lay cut down the nstf-
lnate for the current year from s2!o, QUO to
Sl75, ,000, and other departments will follow suit.
The Threatened ~ pc. cent will therefore be
considerably lnrlitirh.
Special Dtsp.stca to Ias 7,tbyna
MoSuRE1L, aug. H:1A!exaM!er r. walker W q
supposed that this future Will bring others
down.
Bcecler will lecture hero on tho 1xt Of Sep
tcinhcs, and in the pringipa! cities Of tue DO
lninto1 during that month.
a slight frost t1Ifs ,nnr.ling.
orrAws Dfi,a 49, lfhs e faaisn f fisn' Of co
tany OF Infantry llas hecl, authorized at Kill
onall, Anuftoba, and tim rlisel guns, wltt. hEl-
EASY ofa disturbance arr to hu sent immediately
to Winnipeg. a1nnls uFlns a.d ammunition, to
tncrcase thu reserve forcu Of the province, are
aisu being. forwarded.
p.,.s sHtsiai 1 1.pTtsa q g 1As r zrt1s'* v,n,,,,,
to-day OH the sclleDl question returns show
twelve scctarlan, ono doubtful, aud seventeen
t1Gc-sclloul ulen elected.
, 1876-08-18

ST. LOUIS aiu., Aug IA sctlalta special
to tho ftoJt Densot.ai saya tat Costcllo's Circus
performed yesterday Ii, Warsaw, 20 miles sulith
Ut hero. A man named Arcly got drunk and
became very Violent, md abused every Que who
cnme In lis WY, and sw0re he was bnuud to
have blood; that ho "cau,e into the world In
blood. and WIS going out Of it tie taH,e way"
lie was avoided BY parties who ltucw his
desperate character. Finally he ca1ne upon Mr..
Joseph, Parker, 4na eontnsMcd an angry
never u chcwcd 1ia tobacco twice" This
LOUDLY i,,crsssrd the angry man. and he made ut
him. Constable Dobb tried to Keep the pnrtica
npnrt, but Archy rushed past him and struck ut
tlle blow, when tho iufurutcIl tuan thrust the
blade Ut bis kMtie deep Into the arr.-p!t Of Ills
victim. ,Ihe l!fc-blo'al of Parker spt.rtcl out
With such force o. to drive h!!s shirt aud cont
shape. Archy wus Immediately grabbed hy
Constable Dol,h. who te,na1nlra aiHt received 1hu
knife, Willie tho man Parker, who wus nu COW
ar.l, tuatlc aa effort to tset Ut the man who al
in,. tle knife With which liz nliulu ti1e stroke,
n,Nl then closed It aud put It In Ills pocket. Ii
wuK te1ribla sight t. sea the wounded rnan
with lis a'l,od squirting away, Juggling to get ut
ylrl.lc,l 10 thn weakness that uycrva,nc lin.
lmve his w,t,r,is dressed. Uro1i examination
his wound was pronounced n!ortal by the physi-
cial vino tnlh Him that hc t1,t!ll not Et.sstbly
ljyr longer thu, one hour. A,cl,y Was piactt
under guard by tlir r.'Iistablc, and, wicg the
extent Of l'arkcr's wound was known, there.
were rlcnty Of msn tn shy that II he tlcl they
would hant, AvAy without Judge Or Jury. The
Murray lett, nnI, uA the mob IL eom~
posed Ut tho hettcr class of II1rn, Il
" probabu thetr thrcMts wtlt lie carris,i
out. Archy IL Il man ahs,ut IS or IL yents
of nge. a,l lives IN tIte sitl. side Ut the Usage,
where he flillows Flrl..g lie II regarded u :,
lm4l man. Mr.. Parker was turfncr, alsD fr,,til
thH 1Dutll etlc of the Usage, md was regarded
ns pearrabie, nw-ubi,llnE rittzeu. lie lr;yus u
wife nm. Xix children, Whu urc nut In the hest VI
Ifrt,1f III Statrex
, 1876-08-18

-, HAMfHR .i4IsfHNF.
- Ne nrG authorized IL anl,uuncc that Mcssrs.
frcdcr.ck Leylaini & Ct'., of Liverpool, iAve d.
yle4 to put nn three nHllrn steamers III their
lhr tetwcen Ltycrptn,l anlt ht,ston, thus fuGl1l-
ii9g, with tllr steamers now employed, d weekly
the bulgarian, lluhemtus, anu uayasian, and
eoatrarts laye already bect, male for building
ttres engines ol larger sjzu and power, TIL.
steamers aru VI tbs salno stzc and model of
ththe uow employed, VIZ, the lhesla1,, lstr!au,
aud Iilyrian. Wien this ltu is complete bos
lon Will f.aye nnothc sryular weekly line, which
will ryu additional facilities IL our mcrchants,
all will largely tuvrcase the imports us!t tx
Iufts OF our rlty. When II IL considered TINT
ths capacity Ut each Vi thcso steamers ts sbout
4doQ tuns measurement, and that u weekly de-
lattusv nreessitatcs the expectation of a0o, 700
tona per anuu1}l, tho uugnltuda OF tue under
Liking mV w l4uas fully apps&dated
, 1876-08-18

7AI 9yALOH WIZ VTNUs
0rnlH+ Utah, Aug. 17-About 2:30 lastssnfeht
fire broke nut In The rear of N. II. 1tptnsn'a
b,,sfncaa.ho,tsc At Jacob City, Dry Canon, attl
destroyed tue wholc Of this business portion Of
Tint town beforu the flames could I've got under
control. Tho business plac@ destroyed wera
II. II. Lipn'an'e grocery, aapar1er 4 keclly's
lsaac Qu!nt's store, Nol'c'a restaurant, sclig s:
Simmons grocery, Sfrs. Mnuftn'# boarding hoi!us4
Thompson & Jcrgcnson's bntchcr.ahop, 1'Rt
Ofhboi,'e saloan, William Dalcsty'a SALOON, and
9thor l,,ii,Ss n; i'!scna'ng the Western unio M y,
hctwect; s30o,o aud sa1,o9o, No watcr being
in Dry Canon, the losscd wcro entire. Nh TO-
surancc, except L!piuan and sclig l. Slnnons'
, 1876-08-18
CRIMINAL NEWS.
The inhuman Doings of a Marine
Monster While on a Long
Voyage.
Circus.Day in Missouri Town Blotchod
with d Bloody Murder.
Probability Tint Lynch, G. j., VIII
lssuo o W.it OF Ccrt1orarl.
4 Prisoner Shot While Attempting to Es.
capo from Jail.

a TENRtNLF ANCOeh 1toS'
New YouK, Aug. l7.-Cnpt. j. $. frlnd1c,
11rnrv pocut, ,l,,n.corpeptcr, md William
a,.' aaIns5 1oa' ',, ~ tno amsrts, shin u Mar.,
sSle, .s,, ,,s s r,ctc, Iniv r. lnve arrived | II, lii.
eIty. J Immediately pocnt and Skinner wen. b.
forc Tho United States District Attorney anil
,,,.ifc rhnr0es ut inhuman treatment nrntust
.% for hovI,,g tc,,c,, ami ,.soI r., ~,
the ea.a' lor .ss .S '.s.s .ss " s"sc" ~ w.
elared thai from the effects of bis cruelty, three
sputnen had died, Tic 81. Mari; sailed frau,
1tvcrnoo, m afnrci, II. 1s;3. for C{,ou,mo. with
A"e.p " s., s,.1 .o"' w. -'.s'" .'...s.
ne % eleven qua ot w" whom f,sS wero rreeo lss
Immediately after loayiny port thu work
of discIoltninr tho ncw ,ptu WA hrpun. and
s,,,st tnhr,uan .,ro,t,,. ,,.r,, ,,or,"..ra,t ,,v
the @ con.a,p tie scsons .", ar Tbu, r ps' Sta,rs NM,
thu Boatswaln. Men wero kickcsl null heate,,
hauEcl up nv the wrists, tt,s to crosstrrcs mid
tloeccd with rppe'x end. One n.rIt dur-
tnr a.. ",x.,, ,,,.,. " H.. 's". ...'. @
s younr IND @ Emr1sh "e's soor. ~ inr km,rn 'of'Iu IN
iSatcn tu sI,,p vp p,, m 1o VIZ a SO scse1e,!
.,o Tsaeem " tnT aapsai. .nat "e nra neS! uay'
knnx =. Soirr " @ y frn .' ,he ~" ,fTca,. ~
Sct',,.,s " IT. ~. Sasu asu u edens ely t -.
% s,,a!n: Tnis ili,trestno,t esntiae.! ;lnrtnE the
yGoysge a', WHEN ti,e IT. Mark Coain,',,
Hnstnsan, IN tnfa ea'tor, Was ehokea 10 ncatM nY
the fopua's,1 al" hls pouJ "ns to"m @ , a.o
~ ~ at,oE t"e natn t.t lu
Innwn ~ H. ,t, an nn '1ett a,T T.. %utv "uiv
t,,H h,J"a ~. ~ t'e SaLaanl ana' M.oasm Me pn,y
~ ~" PaIt Tstson,as"y ~ INC pua..s"ugn,1 I'LL,
nIg lnn,, nc was snsnshame a' . ,t,s nna
naes.uea t'an .nG .rca.ncut p"rsuca " ~ VIE,
Maeels' ~ Coquttnbo tIlc ennatlon o. hl!a'rs
bfc ko%n s1, 10 te atoF.,es @ INT t9 sqsS
mnacl. 1fom pumsatslent, ~. Tue Cnpani psElerten
eaasxsn hpa!s. % NJ" Suem i"te @ 1T ss..nE
,naa WIN saoYei. Eot ..s .ae .MAtg @ maS he.--
tc!Scu " one yGaE imprisonment: ine ~! n,1tt- ,,1I
h%ain 1ua several VI ltle cacw Luz sup,
th M'.Icn saecu Soon ~ IT, ,Gt rn'a' & ~,c,s @
lHc bTeAteF patt " LIS btstMlt!AEt VI IHG VII"
, 1876-08-18
CASUALTIES.


EvAssvIl.E,. Ind, Aug l7.--Tho express
train canning so,th this evening. when about |
mile north Of Fort Branch, struck COW an'1
jumped tho track, wrecking the engine aud
tender. The rest Of the train is all oil tho
were ts IL @ jurci. III: eneincef, aed sltarer, VAS
baslly injured, anil baa since lcd. The I|reiuan,
john Fiizsimtnons, IIns one leg brokcn.
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 17..-A collision ocr,1r-
retl oil the Ohts, q Mississippi Railroad at Gold
g.,!ng vest mid passenger train conng eist.
The fireman of the passenger train was arrIoitsy
itIusp,l, anil the locomotives, several freight
eaFE untf n baggaGc-car wrecked. No passengers
were injured.
, 1876-08-18

sT. Louis, Nh, Aug. l7.-CharlrS Bradbury,
who Is In the SaEnu County 'a charged wlth
forgery, made an attempt IN csrapc Yesterday.
lie wns waiting ut the door ot tho .Ass for the
Jaiier to cntrr with bucket nj water, As thu
Ja!lcr entered Bradbury struck him three bluws
on tue head with the monkey of the rcll.cas,
pistol as quickly US possible and fired. Thu
ball entered bradbury lusL brluw il,c leart.
After he was shut 1!tulbury wrenrI,tI the pia-
to away f1um thc Jailcr st,il ran lula lis cell.
ltFadbury u nut rxpretel tu live. The J4llcr's
Wounla arc not Ut arri4,,s kind,
, 1876-08-18
LIVER COMPLAINT.

~ H. ~ i,Ma' iriEaMsE' u ~ OF the WorlaH pi.'
rie,. tnmn'n,," "S,s 49, i;Si",i .Iu,H ~ tHG ueo'
elc.
The Liver is the great aepuratl,,. tpurIjyfnr)
orgun Of the system, and llas very aptroprute-
ly been termed Tho "luusrkccpes of ou,
heultli. / l,aye obscryc,l III thu dIsspctin,,
roo1n, and also III mukl,,g ,x,st,aortsp. cxau,ua-
ti,ns Of tie bodies Ut those who lmye died of
different llscases, that III u large proportion Of
cascs the liver ]ms giycn cylcuee Of having at
so,ae tl,uu been discussed. Liver affections ure
equally ufryalcut In brusts, Every butcher
knows that tue Nyers Of cattle, sluc,,. aud
swine, MT; leu times as frequently dtscasct ia
any other organ. 4 healthy liyyr each t,ay
scc1etcs alt.t ah puu,n|s ut bl)c, When Il bc.
, 1876-08-18

prcsented With full ron6dtbct. that IL will re
ccpt.ai t,y uvtry trnly Intelligent reader N m
impartial presentation of thn merit. nn dc-
inertia ut The two candidates NJ rrgsraH ille I've
cstentla! points Oh which the comparison IL rcn~
t1cretl.
The comparison might b greatly extended.
t,en written for any ,afsslil vocr who stEll be
hcrcs that the man lnuat b. Tic p1ntfnrm.''
nAHf,ricK
, 1876-08-18

The alarm from Box 81 ut 5:5o o'clock yes.
terday afternoon was caused by fire In the
hay.1oft of frame barn In the rear Of No. B31
NORTH avenue, owned by JOHN Goldman, and
occupied by t;uttay BGch,nan. Damage, $335
insured for Sl5O In tile Royal Canadian. Cause
of 1fc unknown.
, 1876-08-18

DAsvil.I.E, ILL.,, Aug. 17.-WillIam lie Fevrc,
freight conductor on tho Toledo, Nabasl, &:
Westera. Kailroud, while Ills train WIS nrasing
Fairn,ount iu this county, attempted to pass
from one car to u,,other, ,but fell beneath, and
tac train striking him, lie WAS instantly killed..
Ills rc.nains were sent to Wilmington, Del, by
the Eallrpad Company.
, 1876-08-18

8psclot N3sr0lch 70 7As 7F15H7A
Sioux C.rY, Iu., Aug. l7.-lne heaviest rain
and thunder storm Of the season pusscd over
this section thtH evening. Lightning struck the
Congregational Chnrc, ut Yankton 2nd tiariag-
cd It to the amount Ut about $40. LOSE fully
covered hy Insurance.
, 1876-08-18

CHEYENNE, Aug. 17.-ssrgt. Gnnther, Third
Cavalry, shot und moStally wounded Private
Eaul l.auk, Of tho Twenty-th!rd Infantry, at
Sidney Barracks, Nsbraika, this morning.
, 1876-08-18
E1lttCA'TE4rN.AF.s


QUINCY, ltA-A.
HON Eif.AHjiGb FRANCIS AIIAMA, H.. H.,
Chairman Of ffDA1 Of Managers.
WILLIAM Il. HtMHpGk. Ill H.. MhateT.
p'st tilntnugt fratnrr fnf she lstt An,srf:4n lal
kkrs l!ats !tom ttt' A.adcnsJ fa' itcn this yea+
lty+* Tl,cta NJ. nine trnel1eTs-hIi gentlemen VI
xF,!ttf hnd e3pHrtthee.
e. Asss1n{, s1 tt, ~; rt.nn sven 4 rarcfnl and
the hEFHr wnEk If thr ,Arsdcuy. No surlls atn r..
CGtEed tIttt.F u yr1ts of ukt, ..-
fhe Hnst.r tsItl, b!s fntn:i{} and stlr A%.tstant
7+.chefa rrs,tic IN thu AehrrnT Hnarrf Hrhpti: md
tt J0sfnzrf fyr haTn EACH s;nr,te slDvr n largo
dntf1LtVry tat communicates dfrcruy with tfu MAJ.
tcra heArfa,tn. -.
1l1YA ron afw1 i,e ft,aflr1l In rrivAte fntt]Ie4.
Fee eaialox,tca atdrrA4 thn S1Atcf.
, 1876-08-18
l{ECAPEUlkE,
Kuketd} IliSn1ftA ia 54h IffhuRk.

Special uspateA to 1Ra 1lfouR&
EAST 6AulNAw, 3iirh.. Aug. H.-Ilonry Il.
Rogers, who was convicted Of forgery and sout
to tho State Prison from Saginaw, but escaped
captured by Sheriff Andrus ,u Saginaw City
to-day.
, 1876-08-18

BURLINGTON, Vt, Aug. III. s. Vhtten, Il
g1nye-merehant, aud ',iS daughter Of this place.
wcre drowned yes.erlay IN Lake Chanlplaln,
while bathing.
, 1876-08-18
FINANCIAL.

MONTREAL, Aug. H.-A'cx Walker & Co.,
Wholesale Ary-soods dealers, laye suspended.
Liabilities, *4o.DoO.
, 1876-08-18

SptctuF Dispatch to 7As 7rIbans
SrR1NarIELu, ILL.,, Aug. i7.-DayId y. bean
has entered at the Land Dttlee here, nnI with
Valentine scrip, the strip of land known rs
Dcarbogn Park, Chicago.
, 1876-08-18

bn rom Omaha. Morris, b.nno bn ensn' s!oh'H
chrt.to, ssncca. q. 300 hn corn; A. "no1ton' Nor
~. .. 74u hn cofn:T. ltyb"rn, Matsel'es' o'ooo
=. rn,r. ntop Whale, Seneca, 5000 bn corn;
t,.cuishIp Seneca, u. ito bu corn: Georgia,
SENECA, II 400 hn cnrn; rsnp Nontaak. !.aekpott'
III rs Hour, l0 bsis u,eal; Mnple Leaf. Lociposh
s. IN bu rurh. .,.
pswr. jnsa!Ir, t,.. H.7 Il lumber; srncrn ottawa,
7i,pis II lumber ~ IN .hinRe'. H1lphin pttnwn'
iIK7n y lunhcr - - shingles; 10 m ,atn; Gn'a'
TsIu :, s:U posts 200 lu wheat. III trls salt: :.
Mucl,ard, Fern, As, 4at Il lumber; Champion,
Peru /, 7i8 posts, I III lnlnber.
, 1876-08-18
Baltimore Female College.

The twentfnhsh year Of Tits Institution. under tho
q ias II s.p;en,ies hi i'rc;Ident, wiz torp.
Coolry. ate Ut the SEMINARY. tNen~ou lows, cueh'
tors xa'l kao ~ III tho SoFthwrss. This institution
hks all the apptIsuCgs urst.caAA rur4ttO1.
blne'l with tic ealtre n city refined ans. religious Ia
Its inbenc4 For EhtRi Eues apply to the Frtettent
Baltimore Female College.
Refer especially 10 ex. .tuy. IlFo~.
, 1876-08-18

An Eastern gentleman engaged In mining In
Arizona xrItes u follows: File weather IL
hpt beyond hlIst Never, think LISA than w