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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-05
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aug24 JOHN WRITINGS.


The JoURNEYMAN- DAVE ON THE
CART-Prinlers sometimes get drunk
This will be news to the public, but all
frequenters of printing establishments
will admit the statement. The CouRIEs
corps is free from such chasgesi Well,
reasonably free Sometime since a s,ran-
ger, hailing from one of the Paluelh or
ees, (which cfice does not enforce the
temperance discipline as strictly As wei
claimed our fraternal assistance He was
brokel a misfortune which attended all
the craft of that city, he said Oar sym
pathy was aroused, and we. foreman,
journeyman, aud devil, all shellel out TO
our unfortunate brother chip. lie was
grateful. Very lie viewed Hickman
on the hill aud under the hill, aud we Gu
joyed the picturesque river scenery with
him. lie visited our fashionable saloons,
and mingled with the gay habitues there
OF. Yes, he visited them too often. The
boys pronounced him a brick. And be
was briek-two three, four Of them. all
in his hat! He said this was an excite
ment and manner peculiar to daily print
ers-that weekly hands were not equal To
the occasion, and didn't understand the
business. We diiat bnt are beginning
10 learn. lie concluded to walk down 10
the river-,he pavement was not wide
enough, and he took the street, and in
turn the pavement took him several
times. 1t WAS the Pavemenis fault. lie
managed to reach the wliarfboat. Then
he surveyed the mud ~ depths Of tAe
Mississippi. lie didn't like it, aud tried
to retraee his steps hat his legs wouldn't
retrace. lie struggled bat no, the vas,y
deep must have him. AMI have him it lid
for he staggered silewise into the river
The moment was critical, aad he did cry
like sick baby for help Our special
reporter was near, and WIS 50 excited BY
the misfortune Of his brofhership. he
shouted 1t the top of his voice. shoe.
him shoot himi don le, the man ,lrown.
Our old friend. an old wharfboat
man. with other assistance, rushed ont
and saved him. '.You are drunk, said he
i'and ought keep off the boat or you'll
get drowned yonn= man. This impH-
talion excited the professional blood Of
,ur chip, aad he STOOL MP Ike one Of the
C,esars-that IS ne tried 10 stand. On
it. said he. '.iis not your boat, aud "
got the right TO fall of Of il, if want
o. Our chip is grateful being. He
proved it to Us, AMI he proved it to our
friend who saved him from a watery
grave
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There se' m 10 b. disposition on
The part of many citizens to change
their plaSes Of residence. Quite a
number have already moved. while
others are repairing TO move.
An old bachelor probably wrote the
following: Twixt woman and wine.
mans lot i to smart; Ms wine makes
has head ache and woman his heart
The grand jury of Kemper county
Mississippi. has returned thirty -oDe
rTsdicementSug pinst The parties concern
cd in the Chisholm aud other ASSESSING
lions, siA for murder ana twenty five
a. accessO"y TO murder.
At the caale show:
Gentleman, with solemniiy-" Miss
FLORENCE, 90 yQu love heasf-?
Lady, with sivaeiry-'Am to
consider that sa proposal"
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AMusEMENrs -Thorne,s nnnr

ADJUSTMENTS -Thornes popular
comedy company have continued their en-.
gagement at City hall, the present week
During the week they have played Lady
Audieys Secret Black Eyed susan, The
Hidden Hand, Still Waters Run Deep. etc
to average fair houses Wednesday nigh,
they gave benefit 20 the Hickman Ladies
Aid Society, which we regret did not At.
tract rs large an audience as il shoald
Mr.. Thorne also, proposes giving
a benefit. the proceeds of which, are &
be devoted TO the improvement of the
streets and walks Of the City Cemetery
Ii is very much needed Improvement
and we trust on the occasion, the house
will be crowded This company. not onI,
because oftheir merit, but because they are
thus identifying themselves with the Ia
cal needs and.interests OF our community
are winning fresh laurels Of popular IA.
vor, and will henceforth always BE- well
come visitors to Hickman. SO may il h.
The speech Of Hon J. Procta.
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Fires ora inc Vto Crande.

with the secret conuiyance Of the
Hayes Administration and the open
AID Of army officers IN Texas, this
country is being swiftly drawn into a
war With Mexico
Il Is publicly announced at Austin
mat Gen Ord. tie commander Of the
Impairment of Texas. has arrived
mere TO consult with Gov Hubbard
about raisiug several regiments Of
lexa- Safe volunteers 'for active ser
wee on The Rio Grande," a frontier
Which >tom'd be entirely under the
Charge Of our national forces.
Nhal that active service means, tits
ra-y to forecast These State troops
afe to perform guard duty on the east
oank of The Rio Graude, leaving the
reguiars free to make fresh inyasiour
Vt Mexlenu soil The act thus prepar
lpg Is dir.ci and outrageous viola
non not only OF international comfy
ou' OF interuatio nal law; nor would
y be attempted did not our Govern
ment look upon both the rights and
the Resource OF Mrxico with a con
tempt like that which, until lafeiy. The
great empire OF Russia felt for Torkey
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Gen A G. Joues. who made az ex
tended aud official tour through the
South, represent, that everything
throughout the South bears the ap
pearanee Of growing prosperity aud
rcsiying trade.
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ION SARA.

The CouRtER OFFICE is now Thoroughly
furnished with new JOB Type; aiso' a i''li
supply of LETTER, NoTE and BILL = 81"
PAPxK. CARps. &c. and can do WORK IN Inv
neatest style and at city prices
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n EST wITTENBURG FLOUR. at
Is aug24l JOHN WRITINGS S.

4 railroad of considerable local ion
portance is being built from New Madrid
westwnrdly into New Madrid and Dunk
lin counties. 1t was commenced year
ago, and has been SO energetically prose-
cuted that the road-bed is completed aud
the ties placed for distance of twenty
miles out, and the rails are now being
laid down. 1t is intended to have the
road in operation nearly to the Dunklin
county line by the arst of November
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Jeans pants from so conts to ST 60;
WorSing-mens pants, 80 to 50;
Union Cashmere | % to 50 %;
Job lot cashmere, to So 40;
Fancy plaid suits-Iatest styles 4 - to So;
al wool Scotch cass. suits, So Is;
Handsome dress coats and vests, 7 to II 90
Also, an entire new line OF Gents, Youths
and Boys Fur, Felt and Straw Hats.
We are now manufacturing our own
Clothing, therefore we can guarantee per
feet fit. no trouble to show Goods
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THIRD DAY.

st<1htF~-
Large chickens, ". l.. Alexander, sr.
premium; I. Moore certificate.
Small chickens, J. VI. Lauderd,le, pr IN
and certificate.
Turkeys Mrs 4. II. Scarce, premium
Mrs. q. b. Clarke, certificate.
Geese. tame, II A. II. scarce, prem;
Mrs. N L. L'n.ler, certidoate
Geese will, IIamrey Johnson, premium
Mrs. O. D. Clarke. cerfiicate.
Ducks, Mrs l.. Alexander, sr., pr M
Ars. Lucy Irvine ceri
Cakes. white Mrs W L. Alexander. sr
premium; Mrs T. G. Buck. certificate.
Cakes. sponge, Miss Alice Lunsford,
prem; Mss Belle Alexander, cert.
Cakes jelly. Mrs. " L Alexander, ir.,
premium, Mrs I C Buck, certificate
Cakes. chess. Mrs Z. g. Back, premium;
Mrs Strong Vorhies, certificate.
Bread, AIRS. b r Ea~iey. premium;
Miss Mahala Lindsey certificate.
Biscuit. Mrs. W. II GARNER, premium;
Mrs strong Norheis, certificate
Ham. Mrs. W. II. Gardner, premium
Mrs. 4. ". Easley. certificate.
Turkey. Mrs. T. C.. Buck, premium.
Miss Alice Lunsfori cert ificate.
Peaches. dried Mrs &. f. Easley, pr m.
Apples, drie2 Mrs NJ. E Under, pr m;
Mrs. 5. W Lauderlale. certificate.
Pickles. sweet Mrs. T. c. Buck, prem;
Mrs. y. f. Thomasson, certificate.
Pickles. sour. Mrs. c. 5 Harper, prem;
Mrs. b. Z Easley, certificate.
Catsup, Mrs. W IL. Gardner, premium
and certificaie.
Cordial. Mrs T C. Buck, prem; Miss
Alice Lunsfor,i, certificate.
kPreserves. Mrs. T. c. Buck, premium;
@w, H. Gardner. certificate.
Nelly, Mrs. b d. Thoma,son, premium;
Mrs. B G. Ramage, certificate.
Peaches, brandy. Mrs. b c. Ramage,
prem; Mrs B. D. Thomasson. cert.
Peaches, canned. Mrs. b. d. Thomasson,
premium; Mrs. Jno. ". Cowgirl cert
Strawberries, Mrs. B. g Ra,nage, m;
Mrs. b d rhomasson, certificate.
Raspberries Mrs. Jno. w. Cowgirl,
prem; Mrs. G s Harper, cert
Black berries. Alrs. Tom Dillon, sr.,
premium; Miss Alice Lunsford, cert
Tomatoes, Mrs A. II. Scarce, premium;
Mrs b. c. Rs,mage, certificate.
Corn, Mrs. j. f. Marrs, premium; Mrs.
". w Webster, certificate.
Wine. Mrs. J. f. Mars, premium; Mrs.
:. W Lduderdale, certificate.
cider Mrs. J w Mayes, premium;
Mrs. 5 W. Lauderdale, certificate.
MANUFACTURES.
Buggy. w I. Buggy. premium anu cert.
Wagon-Trontwein 4 Simoues, prem.
Caoking Stove-Corman x CO. prem.
Par!or Stove-Corman 4 Co, prem.
Tinware -''orman & Co. prem.
Piow-Case. Whiting x Co, premium.
Feed basket-Cas Smith, premium.
Barrel Flour-Gardner \ White. prem
CATTLE.
Bull. ared-W L. Alexander, Sr., prem;
Or s Miles. certificate.
Bull 2 under "A. IL. Scarce, prem; IL.
A. Tyler, cert.
Bnll Under w L. Alexander, Sr-
,,ren,ium anil certificate
+ t,ow. aged-W. L. Alexander, Sr., pre-
MUM aud certificate.
Cow under 3-w. L. Alexander, Sr,
Prov Cow. j under Wv. l. Alexander, sr,
premium
CATTLE -swEEPSTNKEs.
Best bulI-w. L. Alexander, Sr, prem;
a. Il. Scarce, cert.
Best cow. L. Alexander, sr, pre-
MUM aud certificate.
MILK COW.
W. L. Alexander, Sr., premium.
BoHsEs FOR ALL WORK.
i years old aud over, d. w. Tull, prem;
HAYDEN & Barry, cerIihcatc.
and under :, ". K Tnomls, premium
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Under l year old. ". L. Alexander, Jr..
prem; Jas Dugan. certificate.
Mare 4 and over, Dr. ). w. Luton prem;
JAS Dugan. certificate
Hare and under 4, J. ". Campbell,
preIr JAS Mcconnell, certificate
hare aud under 3. Adam Simones,
prem; p. J. Oliver, certificate
! and under ,, " ~, Webster, prem:
I'm. Rogers, certificate.
Under year. ". L. Alexander, Sr.
prem; DR.. G. 5. Niles, certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Stallion. " r. Thomas. prem; J. 3.
Presswood certificate.
Mares-Sweepsta DR. S w Luton,
premium. " Johnson, certificate.
Stallion and Offspring, b NeGehee,
premium; Hay \ Barry. certificate.
Mares and Offspring, Jas Dugan, pre-
MUM; Dir " Luton certificate
Fastest Trotter-lsf premium, Hayden
Y Barry; 2nd premium " johnson:
Married Hens apprenticeship Jno. W
Cowgirl premium; J Moore, certificate.
Bachelor Consolation, VIM Mcconnell
premium; Hat Lunstori. certificate.
Boys II to % years, Jno Hayes prem;
and G. Kingmaa. certificate.
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The ladies

t IKE for j. r. BROWN TO sell the
1 Trump. for the men viii smoke, and
they get nearer the worth of their money
out of it than any other taug3l
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Cough is telling Il story about an
Irishman to whom physician said /:
..Tim. this won't do; you must take warn
ing nv the fate of your friend, o'Shaugh-
messy. Only three nights ago he came
home much soberer than you are, but in
attempting to blow ont candle his breath
took fire and he exploded-biew up-so
that his friends in three days have not
been sble to scrape enough of him to-
cether 10 hold a wake over" "An' do We
name TO tell me that he bust mp p said
Tim. ''Indeed do. upon my honor"
Tim said he would take the pledge at once,
and did so in the following form: u
swear never to blow out a candle while
I'm drunk again"
There was a big show at a small
circus in Glade S. ring, Virginia. ten days
ago. a large iron furnace had been set
to work aud balloon hoisted over il by
means of two poles. when the alloon
had been filed with the usual quantity Of
gas, Hainnr, an aeronaut, said, Il want
more this time Two pints of oil were
put in. ard when the danper of he fur
mace was shut down, Hainur seized the
ropes and the balloon shot upward to the
height Of 800 feet. While be was per
forming on horizontal bar, hanging BY
his feet and waving his handkerchief 10
the crowd, the patched canvas vas rent
from top TO bottom, with a report thar
was heard for miles. Hainur straitened
himself, lodged a telegraph wire ana post,
and struck the gronnd with terrible force,
the canvas falling upon him aud covering
him lie was alive and cons ious, but 50
terribly bruised and maugled that he
died within a few hours. Il
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored !


Just Published a new edition
$5 a.s.5 E: ]. : . #:
NArGRBuu;, or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses, lHPorENcY. Mental
and Physical incapacity. impediments to
Marriage &C.; also CoNsuMPrioN EPILEPSY
aud frs. induced by seif-indulgenee, or
sexual extravaganza. &c.
szy- Price in "a sealed envelope, only
six cents.
The celebrated author in this admira-
bic Essay. clearly demonstrates. from
thirty years successful practice that the
alarming consequences of selt.abuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous
use OF internal medicine or the appica-
fion of the knife; pointing out mode OF
cure NJ once simple. certain and eifectuJ.
by means Of which every sufferer, no
matter what his. condition may be, may
cure himself eheapiy, privately, and
rgdic1Hy.
IT, This Lecture should be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the
land
Sent under seal in plain envelop. to
any address,, post pRid on receipt Of SIX
cents or TWO postage STAMPS.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERW ELL MEDICAL CO,
(! Ann Street Pest ohse Box. 1886.
junel
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SWEEPSTAKES.
FOURTH DAY.

Oh painting@ui.s Noais Pierpoint
premium aud certificate
prem; hrs Il. }. Atwood cert
BRA" ,, aE- ,lr;. mos. \'F@pt,r,oN' pre-
' Galr - aswers@ Tse uphs.ie leGehee
premium and ceridco,e
premium
Ma W,;,n .'s 5o !, mi i,.' - yoors
old--W. i. Gardner. prem; Annie Narrs,
certificate.
boqHet--Hfs. l. = 1ueS' premium
a.
~ - + u-c..i
-. o' ), III !, ioT,iac. 80,
svvrpsr,rss
RF V,G.bee nrem. II. II Lovelaee.
eerti6c.te
SADDLE HORSES.
Aged stallion-J. b. Wade, prem $ W
La 5.l5l.l cert. pono, ,rem
Stallion under Ia F. UsGsbee. prem
Aare, aged P. " Aot', premi :. "
'-'I Hare s '5 nn5lrr4-J ~ eileen. prem: L.
D. Davis, certificate.
Mare unAer = D ." "s0s'e'' P''7'''
SWEEPSTAKES.
D " Ta8 s'' ee ~" ''
Best maic-P. ". Mott, prem; S ".
Lauletlale. cert.
Best saddle setdIng--J- b. ffess"o0d
p'F gas, O Ill, ,'' 'aare1s Laulerdae
prem; Marsh Glenn, cert r
o''ss'
Best buggy mare-J. II. johnson, prem;
f. HERRING, cert.
Best match horses-B' Z k"m'se' pre-
' G,., match moIes-A \ Pew,tt prem
ferrsrer,xs0.P
Married mcu ove, Abs J. " Alex
amber prem, bltt iHatort cert.
Boys under I'D zier GAriner, prea.i
Warner Breyard. and -hobt lyIer, ceri~.
Boys under Jimmy Mott premi
lsnns men - entries-T J. F,aek
prem; Ne' Lunsiorj ami Dave AIeSander,
eeFuAiNss-
LADIES RIDING IS rAi's,
Miss Na'e roper md te'.N Davis prem
certificate.
The following articles were exhibited
OUTSIDE Of the regular list aud were
award "a ribbons. bat no prelaiam- paid
Pt.il cotton oie'h-A.st Nary E. Lin-
u' Cb,'rn . amos r s,oI,rs nre,,f,.,
Fumpkin-Mcs. r. l.. kuykeudalI. pre-.
Radish--Nrs i L kuy kendall, prem.
pfie' pe"F7---lfs- .. j. "lihnsna'''
Wheat r-al-Nrs w. II Gardner pre-
'''' - - - ~ 81. sr gss u.r.;
p.emit.ln.
Vineear -Agrs- Bette Herring prem,
'rs strong t'rntes, err'iheate-
iesIb., ,gars ~ - { -. .
hzarrstd.
Lloyd brown. by E.q. Ga-i,art on he
5alh nh Air- nilsoN HANnf TO Miss
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80 AMERICAN pEop.E

No people in the world suiIer as much
with Dyspepsia ms Americans. Although
years of experience ia medicine had
failed to accomplish n certain and sure
gemedy for this disease anl its effects.
such a. Sour Stomach Heart burn Water
brash, Sick llea,iache, Cosfiveness. palpi-
tation Of the Heart, Liver Complaint,
coming up of the fool, low spirits, gen
eral debility, etc, yet since the introduc-
ton OF GREEN's AUGuSr FEowER We he
lieye there is no ease Of Dyspepsia that
cannot be immediately relev Il. 30 200
dozen sold last year without one case Of
failure reported. Go TO your druggist
Buck x CoweILL and get sample Bottle
for 10 cents and try il. Two doses wall
relieve yoa. Regular size - cents.
may
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RssT.EGEOUs.

Sr. P,uL's EPISCOPAL CHuncH Y.
MAcDuFF Rector. Services every Sunday
and Sunday night.
BAPrrsr-Services every Sabbath at II
\. m. ani Z p. III. Sabbath school every
Sabbath at s clock,
RAY s FLEMryc. Pastor.
sr. PETER s. CATuoL'c-Services every
Second Sunday in each month.
FArnEs McDoN,L, Priest.
MErnopIsr ErIscoPAb, SourH-Services
every sunday at let clock, a. M. and
p. M Sunday School nj a. m, c. L
Raniie. superintendent. Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday night.
REv W. I. DOILsSo, Pastor.
IA. T.. Ia. Of H.
Kentucky Lodge. No $40, knights OF
Honor--meets every Friday evening nj s
o clock. TllOS NJ. JONES, u.
JSo louxc, r.
H d. g. H.
Hickman Lodge No. SO, I. o. g. T.,
meets every Tuesday evening, at o'clock.
a. b. KiNenAS, W. c. I.
5. n. WnIrE, ". 5.
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IF you want fine od Robin =on OF
I bourbon Whiskey. 80 TO
ap27. j. r. DOWNS.
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NYoU will find trump for the Match
auasl J.R. BROWNS.
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The speech Of Hon J. Proctor
Knott, before our Agricultural societg
will probably appear next week.
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TO net smoke the Trump, but get th
Continental, the hes, in the city fol
,I,a ,,a,,.r UOICOSIlsE
Prescriptions.

~ EFT your prescriptions filed and med.
II icines at Holcombes Drug Sfore-he
has had more than . years experience
in The drug business,
was showing my watch to my
nephew, who was about six years old.
lie pointed to The face of the dial aud
said, "Why. there is another little watchl"
] said. That is called the second hand
he tossed his head contemptuously and
walked of, saying, II wouldn't own a
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HARRtEr MArsox. (col ) wife of

HARRIET MATsoN, (eol wife of
Vol Matson. died at Evansville, the 26,h
ult Aunt" Harriet was one of the
oldest residents of Hickman, and great
friend with the white people. Her re-
mains were attended to the Cemetery,
from the Baptist Church, (white,l by the
largest procession, ever given to any col
or..d nersnn in Hickman
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MANUFACTURES.

Buggy. W. T. Buggy. premium and cert.
Wagon-Troatwein \ Simones, prem
Cooking Stove-Corman < Co, prem.
Par!or Stove-Corman 4 Co, prem.
Tinware -;orman & Co, prem.
Pfow-Case, Whiting x Co, premium.
Feed basket-Cas Smith, premium.
Barrel Flour-Gardner X White. prem
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SWEEPSTAKES.


B.F. NeGehee, prem; II. H. Loyelaee,
certificate.
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years old aud over, B. W. Tull, prem;
HAYDEN & Barry, cerlihcatc.
aud under !, ". Tnomils, premium.
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Best bulI-w. L. Alexander, sr-, prem;
A. Il. Scarce, cert.
Best cow. L. Alexander, sr, pre-
MUM and certificate.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-07-23
New York rroouce Market.

NKW YORK july III
CoTroS-Marketi is quiet; midding uplands
at 1876
FLouR-Market is dull ann strongl, In buy
ers' iayor Receipts 1900 bbls. Sales 100
bbls.
RYE FLoUR.-M4rket is quoted steady. Sales
OF bbls at SiT595.T6 for supernne.
WHEAT-Market 10 du anu slightly In buy
ers' favor Receipts 2',UO0 bush. sales 10000
bush.
RYE-Market quiet al 93c@s5 for state.
CoRH-Mark, Is quoted firmer ana active.
Receipts OF $50 bush. Sales OF go zoo bush: /:
aJ bSAa60hc for new vi tstern mixed nUno
given for old western mixed.
BARLEY-Markrt nomll,ally unchanged
OATs.--MaI ket quiet. Receipts OF 81 900 bush.
Sales Of H., OO bush. at 20 s56c for NIL ed west
ern and state, and s7k@6l1 Tor white do
PoRK-Market s dull Sales OF 100 barrels at
Sl44
LARD.-Quoted as quiet and shade firmer.
Sales OF terces at - 20@9 a5.
BUTTER.-MarkeJ Is quoted at 1892 for
state aud Pennsylvania new.
CHEEsE-C 'mm' n 10 prime at 5alOc.
WhIskY-Quoted duil at 81 IN per gallon,
governmt nj gauge,
Zoos -warNet quoted quiet at isa sko for
state and Penny lvania.
PETEoLEuM.-Quoted at Thc for crude
refined al lBAc.
oe9ALa9uiet at 81 1893 20 per cargo, for
LEATHER-Quiet. Buenos Ayres and Rio
6rande light 70 heavy weights 2t@ csc.
WooL--Market IL quoted as tirn. Domestic
neece at sssbec unwashed at lo985o pulled
2o9t.c,
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

lew minutes ne cars Of train on an ad-
joining track we're also on fire. A locomo-
I'VE w,' sent out from Camden station
and IhM portion of the train not
adie was drawn OF amid j2crs and cries of
the strikers. Nine cars containing 800 to
$50 bsrrcl7 of oil were entirely consumed.
Major GeneIdl Hancock has arrived and
assumed command Of the United States
troops. -Four hundred regulars
arrived this morning. As the
troops from Fort Columbus marched
from the depot to Camden depot few
stones were thrown from the crowd and
one soldier struck. The assault wa, ap-
parently unheeded, but the assailant was
arrested. 1 1he governor received tele-
gram from Cumberland stating that a fe-
verish state of excitement prevails. The
strikers, including many canal boatmen,
are boldly fint and threaten serious
work In case the company at empt to move
any trains. Tonight part of Gen. Han
cocks Command will be sent to Cumber-
land.
GEN. SHERIDAN TO THE FRONT ORDER TO
BE PRESERVED
WASHINGTON, July 90.
The order for the Powhatan and Swst4ra
to come tn Washington has been revoked
and they are ordered to B lllimore. They
have on board $50 men. Troops have been
sent to project the arsenals at Pittsburg
and Indianapolis. 1t is reported that Gen.
Sheridan has been ordered to Pitlsburg
taking with him troops to operate there.
A cabinet consultation was held to-day at
which Adjutant General Townsend was
questioned as to the number of troops avail
able for distribution to protect public prop
erty. The navy will be called on to assist
wherever practicable. Should the riots
| not soon be suppressed the government
| may resort to extraordinary measures. The
secretary of the navy has given orders as
| signing all the availa bic force of sailors
and marines to arsenals and other public
! buildings in various sections.
| MINOR DETAILS OF THE STRIKE FROM ALL
FONTS
The excitement IS general all through
Pennsylvania. Troops are being sent to
Pittsburg from many points. Several New
York regiments are going. Governor Rob
inson has issued proclamation to the strik-
ers at Hornellsville to disperse. The trouble
there has at no time eliminated in any
such outbreak as at Piusburg and Balti-
more. All attempts to run trains theie
have failed; and in one instance train
was wrecked by strikers.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
the cabinet discussed the proposition to
proclaim Pennsylvania, Maryland AID
Yves, Virginia In q state of insure ion
a cali out rs COO volunteers.
Iiettings of strikers wsre held at Bethle.
ham ar Scranton. The Pennsylvania
hands harrisburg have struck. The
Gtem nd biakemen ON the Delaware &
L1cAawanra at Scra-ton will strike to-day
II the reduction is enforced.
Th re is tr uble at Port Jervis and a
gh train was stopped Saturday night
Two regInents from Albany have been or
dered to Hornellsv.lle.
1t Il plrtel that the Brotherhood of
< gineel- Lave ordered general strike
his noon.
Trains on the Ohio and Mississippi road
were stopped at Nincennps 'turday.