davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-04
Withdrawn from sorc OIL FrIda7 and Saturday Tor
cty runpttjun: 9yl7 bu wheat, 1.41j In cosn, 1858

Withdrawn from sturn OIL Friday aud Saturday for
cty runa,nltion: 2yl7 bu Wheat 1.+15 In cpsn. 2o''
hu oats.
Tnu following grain was inspected into store Oh
Monday morning: car N. Y. No. spring, ~ cars
No. do, 10 cars ortliusry So. spring. - cars No.
do 81 rara reelected 10, grade do t1t2 whe1t
ca,Y l9 1nlSca corn, h3 cars M. do, IT cars how
H,i mixed, 25 m1eds 40 cars rejected corn,
II ears no grado do t1f4 eorn}: cara whtto OTIS
cars No. 10, cars rejected do: cars No. rye;
cara No. barlcy, cars No. do, cars rrjcc!od d.
;cars M grado do tl7 barley. Total, SO cars. or
1oatDD bu. Inspected out H. 6G3 bu wheat btoo3 bu
corr, e,r1 1T, oats .:3d hn rye a,o99 hu barley.
TN tho asth CT December las Mr.. Randolph. The
Secretary If lilo Chicago }oar! Of Trade. refused, III
writing 10 allow representative Of TIE TMincsR to
look oyer the record Of coal receipts, giving ~ !
that woull bo apt, on former occasions,
o} abuse, anl ,nisrsprrsent tho source from which
lilo information WAS obtained.
lassug by tho question Of riglt to withhold hiich
Information account Of sanccd individual "songs
We hereby invite Mr. Randolph to specify when and
| whcro ho had been mlareprescntcl In The TRIBUNE
/ pscyiots 10 Tho tato nf Ills communication. We set
him ihe example OF better manncra ~ Offering him
tho Irco usa OF lrh iu which 10 find INSTANCES Of
such misrepresentation sbuzc, aud wo also tcndcr
him tho free of columns for tho republication
ot tho nait misrepresentation abuse With his replica
thereto w slall 10 much surprised II hc can And
anything limit will Justify hIa charEo Of The 2ath nlt.
We certainly ayo not crc!sed him or bis work In an1
ono Annual Isestews. nor have ws aver found
fa with any gureB obtained sIaciaY from, tho othee
Of thu Secretary Is fair to prcsuan That hess aFe
tho "for.ncr oer1 4tonB " alluded TO.
Tho corn ral OF iass year endcd with very much
grcater quantity Of outstanding liability than gem
orally expected. st was mndo np yesterday oy abont
1,ltO GU1 hu which Lad been lufaucd on to four men
alone, anil tcru several ohers Oh tho long slide
who did receive what shure sellers had agreed to
deliver. In somo Of thcso tho shorts had "ro'
1Ie for tc.F deliveries and {aiteI to do tlcJ
, 1876-01-04


EIOCn-N4s dill, and unchanged. There ~ns |
],t,ls moro inquiry alan Friday, but tho trnting
,sas hardly enough to pay for The showing Of tho sam
plcs sa1cs were reported Of zoo bris ~tnsesH parity
at HES; and 40 bEis spring extras, partly u
$50 Total 1GA3 brls. Tho usrkot closed non'tnaly
nt TIM following range Of prices: Choice winter c1-
tr7s, s9h0Qa7,50; common to good 10. $t'a'so5o'
sptio1 extras goo&l do, &A6Na{ chotco
d. $3ooS5.?5; pAtonts do. $3.so@7.ss: Miuncsosat
s5oo@s.a1; spring auperanes, tscoesoD; ETo Aouf'
f4..o6ai..s and buekwheat DO *3.oe9s.'a
BaAN-Wns nutct and hrtnert boig In light supply.
Sales vego 20 tons at $l0.ooa18.25 OF track.
3I1ppttxas-saies wers 10 tons At {il.o0 FREQ On
I coas.stxAr-sales vcro 10 tons eoar'o country 1t
WI WmkAr-Was less .eslyc,. and irregulary easier
liverpool quict sark iane roR9se cargoes e oa
rather weak on thn near futures, which asened 10
| sh,ct krp: that option steady 1T FriIass rrtesa.
Indeed, she hope Of tho market now centres on the
MAY deal which Will ba looket to 70 foop up qaots-
tions Gu deliveries between this dnle aud April So
No considerable outward movement II o1pscoi this
s!nter a agre' o IN ~ = o tsa
board VIII hayo been worked down By ne opening of
naNgon 70 ~ 70 g;o snsnes ~ 70 na .nS yeser
day seemed to DO baacd chiefly on is idsa except
nls pressure to aoll grain deliverable On his mouths
ppoyIsd uIaess Tor ts recertion sal!rr February
57c to np to o1$c don t. 2ee sS;sr Sass
lnsIsH ay ia i' =. os.n ao: sPina closed
ssst ~ s:ss Ts'i
Il a0G,;o 3,Mo bu No. 8 do At 1.o9o
sias; e. ~ ~ md II 500 bn b5 sample Il asVesuc. TOTAL
'0 MsssssorA wuE.r-w.. auie. and relatively arm:
Saes were 7uu In No. at Nc, and 80 bll oy sanrlo
st ft.l7M freq on hoard. No. was uofu.uat a SILT
cosS-was dull, viii lho Change II pt'stes except
shtnkpge pf The premium on cash !ots which c1!sL-
Ell Of, INC last day Of tho 5esr. There wero no deiv-
cren Of january rorn contracts. tgt tho premium
far tnc mouth with option tsadea. THIS most that
dnne Tho trade wa nearly rasayzea ey .ae M E
bs 5a eas 'eusa .aoraae On peee5es viii
settled u fow caring to make new deals I'LL thoJ ~
uo ns ct ns ia
York, but fair shipping aemsn w. n9tea ios tat
ceep Sa e: aa a1s i ~s
Cd Fas, and held on Eastern sesonnt Bses ,ts tn
IT,. .isl ssllor % lily soI as tF eloslas i
Cash No. closoa et 40 asked. Cash s9!ea were 10
' tSe: ts; na Nc. Il 10 i.Gao bu rcIected q
u o4so 400 bn cars Il aSs; !oo ea " sample a. so
SSasIa On aas t;'s1 r:ts S ~ ~ "
d OATsWero note aet.ye and Ar7ner carly. hut sAo VT
| poauCutly weakened under larger oIerslHa. III
laus' yafe: s were aus @ bers soils liz month ~
ss; :s sss ay s'G;ts j M s.a
slosea go 5ssstfaM y ". = 'tsa @ Ha T. M
4 tTafk; y, sa too pu do at sis'o tFs
10 W nYEiy,s very 1aiet, ths locsl demand having
" mott eeasel stln ths ot1es!nRs woF1 a.na aud
qtlotabo change tn prices occurred, frsala No. wi
a'nnS'sL saa oersiss t IL aeiso s.l
~ undsr bera, offerings. The ,ho.t. were buying IL
sa1eas + i: taasslt s a., ~ she .s; ss:
l prr riyn1i n JANUARY hHu FGlEu4fy& t2Q1 No.
, 1876-01-04

Wrsq Tonx-Was 4 ahAde easier carly, br,s rallied
afterwards and closed about tho same q l..t Friday.
III Iemand bc1ng chieay for na1t mouth! salss TGfo
reported Of go D5!s so'f 3s9aa5y 1S Gtls
seller March ti9o soo TT t III sa'5cF ~, ns ns1
1850 bril- Tho market closed arm at s9i11snn1o III:
cash or seller January; *leaSaH3IH sres r"n ams
ru,Ty; 4is.69 e1a.slh sellet Aareh; and s'o'soe
1g.835 seller April.
iAnp-was 1uie. and axe pes 100 lbs hisher nolnY
unchanged In Liverpool! and quiet in ~" YORK aat
Cincinnati. satca wero reported Of lso tsa eash =.
fi?I1k: 40 tea Rel!er tho month At t12sOG3ll2!Mi
3no1 IL aclicr Febrnary a. s1s32Kdal1t9 mt ~
trs eccr March at tla.to{ai21s Total; 4oao H..
Janrayy; ti2.a7N Nal940 sal!sf February; xi?o2S44
l!5s seller March aud April was nominal IL $l.o'@
MrArs-wese very 1use. .pe enly sslss reported =,
being Of rDuM Tbs Shoulders at GNc; 6o boxes 20 A.
70 md ltl ho1es long clears on private tet1ns IAere
vas Change IN prices but soma holders ~ess To-
bHuess There i plenty Of ncst her aoms o. s, Moses -
practically stopped cutting 40 that Tho st@ska arc
Diminishing under rather hrge shruehte' ihe mar
- IL. III 4bo foI1nwInp ra1,t!n Of nriEC5.
, 1876-01-04

.,o, u, -sc,- ~, ,,,,,. ao,,. a,,r. u an
s%I %y.v Isyo ti,;r a,,io a,. Wnchnnsrf
nfnii.'; 'ln ,eesIe!y so rm r
rc,t. D. m, In. S, j thiragD ttoic. 41ylsf: Mr..
t. III: II N" siw aksr t.r,sh,, In stasr fi.s3, NJ
j j" ii sor, tlos; winsor III We.s.r.. good. si.?l
a. Isienst II No sntinx xln wni,e Wsssru.
ti.sh" lss hyc frm; Wcssrn. s:ta h'e: State w
s,mchsnustl. f;ornirrcn., 5,t1o iu,: fatr tteuan
III expert at.si homo tra,e. Woa.orn nlre,. Rr 'c
s1AscsSs; ~ nld ws:cra mised 3%1e: 1s1 e m n
ft,; Weatern ,n1cd an sIa:c, aiyaiso; white 10. ioas
sosi sii,y-stea1y: ,h,nping. soc.
jinrs-Firn,: Eastern, Weslorn md Now rofk Slate,
Observation-Disclosures; rr.,dc, 71.a7Eo; refined,
''ss,Ss sfssfD aes,sSa Hass; afsssh; s's'
.riN1ra TuurESrtNE-f'Iner: ase.
%ssE sa nav m,,. o,,ps
II slI75. Dressed hogs tirn,er; sa.soaaa.I5. neet
s Is qHs ms. s's. ' ssss sss eIi ie3
ffnSs1s'S; nssssSs;-ws.:e.n, ,ss:ss: a1a.e aass,s.
wi'1sxT-N"rict iall; si.1a.
NEW 1nt.EAxs
quiet: fsir denlnd eo.tn'on S,stays; iar to fully
t,r s;7c ,.a krs tG s1i gray clarified
ns, ia los prime not fer,,ent!ng, 453i;s; strictly
nrnA hI choice, 4H1}i2o.
si.ternc. *lUl: tlo,sbe cxtra. f4.sO44.15 trohIo.
$j0tkas7j: choice 10 fancy, s1.t0S72s. |
C11.N. .5fEAI-fObbIn1 gag3 At $!75tA989.
6nA,s-cosn- g hHnply limited demand; +, ); sa!es
q eoce MoG Il s1ea, ns. 4,stse s " '''''s '''
unAs-Abu,ilaht; dull; aa1cs at a5c.
lhy-fo aa!ca prime qiotcd at $1,000; strictly
primo to choice, $.!+0o% %i26M] ..
PnoyIsroNs-fork In good hnrrty: no demand:
mess in ront lois quoted At fo0.a9 32n7h. Dry-Ralt
lncata In on!y johbli!g demand; shouhler.. easHo:
lPHf
coh-So shoulders Oh manu- : job demand 1of elear
rib ht l2tlo: clear, 1o hams tlu fnnsc sugar
cured. lf"alGAc. lhrd-aurpIy light: laGN!14o Tor
To-: reanod @1ia tor aeg: iSn 1or ss nasss.. ,7<
@l74c; fair TO prime, 1si4ta loa}dc:
WHsKr-ltec!ioed scarce III lefuana AZ Sl.U tor
r,,,.,rr In, NI,an I,,,, o,,5 .,o,,v. 11o,r
ph is.'i =" .a.* .. = Az, ~" ~" ~,
ssu M siteus ,t =. stST %rf' n s'''oHs'''' eA1 s'"
W ts"S} !S}}t ;Int ,, o.,, M ws,,crr rcd
~ os Sa9 s ds Gorn ni
wcssssn xoa meM, S ~ aues X. "i mGste ss
nominal; ,,.,.,.,., ,;, 1,ars.,u,.
.,a . ), XIV, 1 ~ ess""s "e's "t1
IKE nn .icaag. rplS, mr% IL "a
a,sc: Sides. lI,cailIc. nacon steady; shoulders.
1iTalDifc AIDES. l:.:fr lac: hams, 16<at6c. Lard
l,iI ut skeaty: cru1r l3s:t3i!1.c: ratiucu, 1Jkc,
DurrrR-Dull.
tnrrrE~Dull md stca.ly nio. carxocs. il !!aive
| tobbtng, 17lit129e.
! St, LUUIH.
st, 14ou1a, Jan. a.--CorroS-Quict and uu-
I.oun72"is. an! weak; only toh'9s trac W !,
, 1876-01-04

IIU1s-rricca avcraR.i about lpc highsF thn1l lfl.
day last, The sngy receipts tonly h,a? loa's srrsei
.rina sunday AMI Monday enabling holders y fnrse
mp s market 70 .. sseas Isang w1s ns,su vSis tew mi
tho waps Of nhIt,pest were n!tc but most Of the
noFn wera woekcd OF, and tho market r!o%el firm nt
xh7Ua1 III for packors grades anu ut $too3f1o 1o1
efltrEcra.
, 1876-01-04

ner4 Of tra,,o yesterday. lea. tu,n log bead were
divided IN ttwfcn Tho different classes ~ hscfs NJ
sl;tfa}r1 Tor bu,chcr.' str} nt SIhs.7s for stick
crs; aud At $tUudasso fnr fa!t to chnee al.'rIla9
ttrcra, IMr Tcxa1la sold at &2luG3!oe' 1ho 9laE-
krt closed har4t.
, 1876-01-04

Land nud short clears 1l0Eeu 1t Tue Iu1st taHp,
aud ioe seller Jannary. boxed: green hams, ~ :"
l1Kc; sweetrckie'l do. 1o,tallc; GnmnefanMs, 1ot,
16ttc cas., or seller Iantary: Iona cut hans lu1U
llHr, by1et hacon hams, 13E@la1e.
GnE.sE-Wah nominal at 7taac. ., .o
slu0U for MIRA, $l060syi1,ou fur o1tra mess, aua
331.f1a1 n % for hama.
TALLoW--N4e quoted 1t afsG9c.
, 1876-01-04

NEW Y01K.
sptetat nf,pafeh& 10 1hs chfeaqo Tribune.
NEW ioRx, Jan. 3.-QnAIN-Whoat-alarEct 1cas
actiyc prices generally vithuut decided change sales,
ps,ooo bu, Including rejected spring At $t.0l No.
Minnesota nj $l.1o; wltto Wrskcrn NJ slbo Tho fol-
lowing quotations ara more Or lcss nominal:
for reelected sprlug; II. .0o91o for ungradcd sprng
Si,NU3i,0s for Mo. 3 Chicago: sl09al.1o for Ho3
milwaukee; 3l.Gl3t.9t Aouainsly for No. Chicago
and Northwestern; $l.4lGs1.23 for No. Milwaukee;
sl3la1.al for No. spriug ti.l7@i.a5 for new and
old wlnter zed WesteEn; 3l.1Aal.{a for do amber
Wcsesn and 81 ao1 20 Tor wh!to Western. Ryc qulot
1T 8390o tor Western D30ao for Hthto 100 for Can
ada in bond. barley dull and unchanged. Corn 10 bet
ter for in1uiEy; sates OF 4s.oo0 hu, Ut Goi5Gac
fot Western aud yet1oW, including no gEade
mixed It ooo; 7ta1o for OLD Western mixed. Oats
quiet an unchanged aairs 81 0oo hu, At iaaisO sor
MIXED Weacsa and State, and a6350o for white West
e1u and Stair. ......
Paovis1oNE-s!tddcs qu!es Ut let.91lo for long
casar Lard ar,n sales Of u te4 at II for
primo ateam.
wu1sxx-M.sket nominal At fl.11 bid, md 3I.1aH
| sskeA.
GuocEa,Es-Suasr-Mastnt heavy: limited inquiry
fair 70 good seauiug quoted Rt BSske; prl1a 1t ase
No. ~ u II Hssaua It s'tGBHo. codcs-Market dull
and unchanged; lilo quoted at 1GNalyc in gold. Tea
Market unchanged; moderate inquiry,
TALtnw-l!ulcs .lniet and unchanged, prime coun'
try aud city nuote4 a. VhG&lQc.
NEW Yo4s. jim. 9.-gor1oa-Slarket dull; l3tifa
fssry fsia,s. siss s, il
Gal3 v-i6o; Apstl; u 2s:sa 80 la.1Ga; M.y itl
HIa!s; Juue, !t7-s1.*!4to; July, II &12!iAs'
s,s.s anI Wsst.rn. sI.aNsi .lo: comtaon q gooI q
Ia, st.soQssss; good to ehotse, p:9<Ss1; wls !.
| Tiuu q" I'd mi: Minpestaa takeut proceas. trtl7
, 1876-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

I'll. following Heyo tho receipts anil shipments OF
c ,rng articles Ut produce III this city during tho
te;cnsy-;wo hours ending ut o'clock ou Monday
moruiu, and for tic corresponding daio yc1r ago
, 1876-01-04

--LATEST.
NEW YnHK. Jan. 1,-lo!'l was stca,.y early In lilo
day ut ll2t.0ll3, but subsequently declined to HAN,
ut which figure tho closing sules wrru made. Tho
rates for carrying wcts >, vi, e. y mud l.31 Ier
cont,
Governments wrrc firm and In goofl demnud,
Railroad banda wrrs active nua a1,u.
State securities were quiet
Htocks were dull, wrak, end generally lower Rock
1aaul exceptionally lrsu Ths was With
out ylect1l feature. TraMsact!tt t0 0 sllarps
0f wicn II uuU were lAeihu MAIL ~ tED Western I'm
iot mud - zoo Lake Rhurc.
btnnny7. Ir!lAe tntscantin paper GktI8.
Ctlst0HIg reeeists s3aI ,iA1 7....
Tts Assistant Treasurer dIsbuEsed :, ,2sl 600.
Clarings, 81, ,o0O,0o1.
, 1876-01-04

WILMINGTON TuRpEhTlt,E MARKET.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Jan. y.-ap!sits Of tuEpsnt4ne
Ht,,> mt
, 1876-01-04

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLEVELAND, o., jan. 3.-Fltrolcum quiet aud IN.
changed from last quotations.
, 1876-01-04

riTTSnuRo PETROLEUM MARKET.
p1rrsuuna. Ia, Ian. 3.-Petrncnm hrM; crude,
S1,76 1t Trkes refnel 1?.c, phtludelph!a delivery.
, 1876-01-04

FOREIGN MARKETS,
Spsefat Nlspateh Ia 1As EA.eoJa rsbuNr-
L1vEnpoot, Jan. Sligo .. n-FLouis-No. I, 2sa
Cd; No. :, 2.s.
spring, No. i, 1o.; No. e Is: white No. 1ua 1od M.
2, loa sd; club No. l. 1,s Cd; No. e. i0s 1od. Corn
Now No. l, Sis Cd; No. 2, a1s; oil, 3?s Gil.
TAoyssloNs-rork, Els Cd. Lard. hsa Gil.
I1ysnFon1u jan. 3-Latost-Co7roA-Tho Cotton
Exchange IL closed for holiday.
pIoyIs1oas-Dacon-Loug clear niddes. 4ou. Prime
mess pork, BIS Cd.
LlNaErp Ott-25a ca.
LONDON, Jau. 3.-Trr DAsK or EsoIAwp--Tho
amount Of bullion Withdrawn frou thu Bank OF lii
gland today was clo5,o9
Moxrx-Tho rate Of discount In open market for
thrcc months bills Is az II below iho Dank Of En-
gland rate.
CoNaoLs-sfoncy, % 1916: account, % 11-1o.
AHtn1uAa sEcuntr1xs-a5s, f0tH: 'o7s, 1o7tl; 10
4oB, 1eGa; now ss, l05G; Ncw York Ccntsa o7; Eric.
14';; preferred, 49,.
HpsnfTs pEEHoLEuM-l1@11td.
TALIow-51s.
JIKskkn OIL-!ls Cd.
PARIS, Jan. B.-nENTEs-ctf Coo.
TRAAxEonT, Jan. 3.-Us1rED STATES DoNps-Scw
5y, VIZ.
AMrwrAr, Jan. 3.-rETHo1EuM-e3a9 9l.
ugn11H, jan. S.-MoNEr-The discount ratio ut tho
Imperial Daak has boan raised to per rent.
NEW YORK pny'aoops MhnxET.
NEW YONG, Jan. 3.-Dls1caa was Light htll uniH'-
portant in al departments Of the laclnEn tradn'
| uuea steam millo wi4e Bhcctings arc reduced by
agents, and Utica Nonparia thirtinga wcre sold al
l3hc, with trade discount. Prints ucre quiet, bul
steady, Wooden goods moved slowly. Foreign goods
wcrc very dull
, 1876-01-04

uoyERS1EST9.
....... 1i1, Ashrs
Emitted s.ptts Es OF '6l+ e1. int..... l.ui It3as
United Htatcx 51UJ of 'G5....... .la,i 1lIti
h-Gbs Of 'ts-Januaxy ant july. .......1lG't ll7ii
G-Nts Of 'G7-,unnary aiI Juy........i1 i1gti l1y.i
6-.la Ut t6-January AMI July........ll9t4 1l9ti
liEilh. ............ ..........r.....-....llh I'M
United EtaSA Now Ga OF ifal...........llhE 1ii,s
United BtattA currency e. II INT. .1!tn So.
GOLD AND uHEESnAcEs.
Gold was 1l9t.ttl1a,!.
Grerubacl4 were " G5Sa!ttc OH Tho dollar,
foKEIHN EACIIAkuE.
There was lo chaHBu III lilo rates 1f fotetUu e1-
hauge.
city AND COUNTY EoSns,
lid. Askc1,
cheseo City il ct, honda.,,- IDLY n Int. .......
titrako Cty7 Il ct Sewerage. lDfR Int. ......,,
Chicago t4ty Get. wafer tam. lbiN {: Ht ........
t.iok Enunty {3et. lonls..-. JOS lIt. 1nf int,
West Park = Ct bonds ...... .......... " Int,
ku1th Chicago = It. bouua
tl4ucon lask} }......+....... .....,..... g5E int.
AISCEl1ASEtCA.
Eli. Asked,
City Hallway, Pnutf HlIe.. .lI1 ...,,
city flaIwAy, Nest Shl"..... ..,......lJ.li $50.
t.ty hallway, North SItr...,....,.....iia ,..,
Tradcra ln4utaucc Company. .......l2S .....
Chamber Of GaMn.ertr.. ...,........... IL IT
Chicago l. Horthwestcsn gold bonds. NIX H.;
Eipohlllou s@pS2- ~ u
, 1876-01-04

Far Inn snestty cure Ut Seminal Wesknc1s Iost Man
hta1 aud iii disorders brought by indscsetons oe
excss,. ANY druggist haS tho ingredtuata. Adlresa
DAVIDSON + CO., rax :. .3Jo. Now xotk.
, 1876-01-04

Chicago 4 Aiton..:::., ~
Chicago L Alton rftl. l0i
Ohio i At.rtissirpj... y
H., Lack. 4 Mcsl:..:l,,a Z .
Atlantic. Il rnctflc Tcts lo
Instia1,n Central. HE
cisi., 1',,r. K Qulncs..l11tt, H.
lIannillal + st, Lne.. IN
Central I'nr. bonds, ,or.l0S
u. r. tonals. cx..-...M!H
II, =. lkl,tt-grnt,t.. ..lD! .
j. L. sink,ng.fu,,d.. :. plH
roNns.
yireinta, rlew.."s..' ~
Missouri u, rx... s.lW
, 1876-01-04
Ea1J|dgIARVN|]I|A1b)I| |SlilgIl5

III Houth k-ss, Guc4go. Tnu odrst institution 10
tie United Btaes chartered expressly for tho cru OK
l,ryntn Chronic md special Di1eAseB Of BATH saxea
4 saW II oiuuencut rtultssora III attendance, Cou-
si3tation ner4onaliY or by letter FREQ.
, 1876-01-04
Stockholders Meeting.

The Annual Meeting Of Btockholdsri for tho Election
Of Directors Of t4o Gcrman E4tona Bank Will he hct
At the Bank on Tuesday. Jan. II, between 2 and
mn. uEliAiAN acaAFFSEI, cAshier.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-07-21
The Indian Campaign-Move
ments Of Crook and Merritt.

Comp On Gssss cS4es. wysminy r.. July Is,
4 As, vic ifansrman. i5fa.
TO Col. r.. e. Drum. Asst. AdYt. Gen.
eral: Ny las: information from Red
.Cloud agency was that the Cheyennes
had left there to reinforce the enemy in
my front. AS this takes away all the
disturbing elements from that section 1
have awaited myself of the lieutenant
generals permission and ordered the
eight companies of the Fifth Cavalry,
under Col. Nerritt, TO join me ut this
point. The best Information I can ret
from my front 10 .f;as tic Sioux have 3
lighting men TO my /, although have no
doubt of my ability to whip them with
my present force. The victory would
likely be one barren Of results, and so
l have thought it better to defer the at.
tack until | can get the Fifth here. and
then end the campaign with one crush.
ing blow. The hostile Indians are. &C.
eording to my advices, encamped on the
Little Horn, near the base of the noun.
tains, and will probably remain there un.
til my rcinforccmcnts come up. Re.
ceivcd dispatch from Gen. Terry this
morning asking INC to cooperate. |
viii do so to the best OF my ability.
GEo. CROCK, Brig. Gen.
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TEN THOUSAND SIOUX IN ARMS.

New YORK. July 1s.-A Bismark
tDakota) dispatch Of July IL saws =
sherman and Sheridan certainly under.
estimated the strength of the hostiles.
Sitting Bulls band, before it was Joined
by Crazy Horse, Numbered $500 lodges.
over 5000 effective fighting force, and
Crazy Horse has proven himself strong
enough to dcfc,:t Crook in every en-.
9agement without the aid Of Sitting
Bull. Colonel Burke, agent Mt Stand
Rock, who certainly is we'll Informed
and not disposed TO cxaggerate their
strength, estimates the fighting force OF
the Sioux at ten thousand, and il should
be remembered that women and chill.
dren are rot clements of weakness, for
every nine year old boy will handle n
gun, stone, mallet or bow to better adj.
vantage tEan n majority of recruits
handle their muskets. Squaws do the
camp drudgcry, ard ale ready for th c
battle il their services are needed.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

The Dtfnocratic Voters Of The various Naeis-
ierinl Districts Of Hampshire County. are re-
guested TO meet IN their respective Districts. at
the following hours aud places, on Saturda y
August the 10th. 1876. and appoint Ten Dele.
gates from each Of snid Districts 10 attend a
COUNTY CONVENTION 20 he held At Pleasant Dale
on Sdfnrday, 1Ugua 26h, 1876, ~ ~ O'Clock
TOT tho purpose Of nOminstiug candidates for The
yAtious County Offices; and, also, TO appoint
Delegates to The Congressional and Senatorial
Con veotions ls !. " '''
The Districts will hold their Distrie, Meet
ihgs on saturday, Augusi 10th, 1876, al the fol-
lowing places and hours
Will Creek District al Henry 81. Highs, Mt Z
o'clock, o. 49, - ~ .
Romsey District, At the Court bousc, At > o.
clock. r. ~
:, Springfield District at Springfield, Mt O..
Sherman I'islriet, at School bouye, near So.
dan, At 2 o'clock, r go.
Pm. 7 ~ sioSAi
Cagon III tricf, a, Lafayette School house =,
3 O'Clock, p. NJ. ~
O'Clock, r. NJ. y
JOHN W. MARSHALL, Chairman.
OEoseg DEGvEa, Secretary.
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STORM. terrific storm visited this
region on Monday evening last. The
thunder rolled, the lightning flashed,
and rain and hail descended in torrents
during the space of half an hour. The
dwelling of Mr.. Jacob Cookus, in town,
was struck with lightning. The bolt
entered the roof and descended to low.
er room and did some damage to furni.
ture, but luckily none of the family were
injured. The barn OF Mr.. Oliver Sher-
man, below town. was demolished by the
wind, and scattered promiscuously.-
The dwelling of Mr.. John Myers in the
same Eoighborhood, was unroofed. A
number of apple trees upon the farm Of
Mr.. John SCHNEIDER. occupied by Mr..
John Hill, were unroofed. A great deal
of corn was Frustrated and broken Off.
Shocks OF wheat were scattered, fencing
blown down. and trees broken off. IL
was the sevcrest storm that had visited
this region for many years.-Shepherds
torn RCgider, JtRy Is.
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July II, 1876.

WEST VIRGINIA, To wfr At rules held
w in the Clerks Office of the County Court
OF Hampshire county, ON the 6rst Monday in
July, 1876.
Holmes Conrad, Pfuin,ih,
as.
William NJ Buck, John ~ B1ck. Marcus B
Buck, James n. Richards, Thomas L. Blake
more, George W Dobbin and J. ~. D. La
robe, trustees, and Thomas ". Ashby, De-
fendRnE liz CuAscSav
The Plaintiff files an amended Fill, in which
bo alleges, that since n is suit was Instituted he
has heard that ~ " claimed that said Dobbin K
LatrObe trustees, have = preferred lien on the
real estate attached in this county, that he wac
ignorant Of the suit in which the decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Warren county, Va, copy Of
which u filed in this cause. was rendered, mill
long after The creation OF the debts due him: that
be did not 10y his original bill infend 10 admit
The existence Of any snch lien on said real ca
any way inferior IN right 20 the claim Of said
trustees
The plaintiff charges this, he loaned nopev 10
the parties to the obligaiOos nj ed With his ori.
ginsl bill on the faith Of their proptrty, and had
no knowledge or notice u any hens or equities
outstanding IN any person against said real es-
tate, and prays that out Of the proceeds OF said
real estate his debt may 10 fret paid and for
other HDd further relief, &c
Add II appearing Wy sfbdavn that aII the said
defendants, do not reside IN ,his State il is or
dered, that said non residents are required 10
appear within four weeks SITTER Tho date Of the
FIRST publication hereof, and DO what is Eecessa-
" 10 protect their interests in this suit. Tes,e
G. s. WHITE, c. {. e. nc.
July Is, 1876.
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Notice.

THE Ovaseers Of the Poor will meet a, ,he
II Poor house, on TUESDAY, the 25th day Of
JULY next al clsims for services 70 or san.
plies furnished Paupers, or on orders Of over.
seers Of tho Poor, must be presented At said
meeting for allowances.
Poor s. County Claims.
All claims against the overseers o. the Poor
or the County, " len with OF sent 20 me proper
" proven--Poor claims before The 18th tuIv
and County Claims before The Tth day Of August
next--will be attended 20.
9. 5, WHITE, Clerk.
June so. 1876.