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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
DIED.

STtLSON-In this village. on Tuesday, June IL,
1873. of congestion, Mrs. COrin9hia Stilson.
(mOther Of Probate Judge Seymour) aged e,
years.
WEMIER.--m Akron on Monday morning.
June 3rd at 4 O'Clock, after an illness of only
twenty-four hours, Mary L wife of George
Wemier, aged 81 years and B months.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
NOTICE.

TIlHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified Executor OF the will OF
Russell Bowen, deceased, la,e OF MaDtua ioWn-
ship, Portage County, Ohio.
June 1, 1873. W. II, BOWEN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-13
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE Is. 1878
DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
ro raE DEmoCHAcx OF ooro.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOMS
COLUMBUS. OHIO, May 10, 1875.
AT meeting OF the Democratic State Central
Committee of Ohio. held in the City of Columbus
on Thursday. May 18th. Is5s it was resolved that
State Convention be held on the 26th day of
June. 1873. at II O'Clock a. M. at the City of
Coiumbvs. to dominate the following officers,
t0-wit:
Secretary OF State,
Jucge of the Supreme Court.
Member Of the Board of Public Works
The following resolution was adopted ixing
the ratio of representation:
RESOLVED, That the number of Delegates to
tine state Convention be one for each County
anu one Tor every i've hundred votes cast for r.
N BIshop for Governor. at the October election
IN 1871, and for every fraction of two
hundred and fifty and upward and that the
delegates be chosen in such manner as the
committees of the several counties may deter
mine.
The Convention viii consist of $50 Delegates
Under this apportionment the counties COM
posing the XVI District will be entitled to the
following number of Delegates. to- wit:
Ashland d-............-.. ~ 7
Portage --.......-..-........... d
2sHIk 13
JOHN q. THOMPSON,
Chairman Dem. State Central Com.
z, Is. ESHELNAH, Sec.
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MI
EROWN-REED-.Iune 11th. at the CONNER
cial House, Ravenna, by Rev. Andrew Wilson
Mr.. Frank Brown and Miss Amelia Reed. both
oi Kent.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NFwYokH Noy 2I.-BEEVEs-Fresh receipts are . caT9 @
NJ 3 heal an for Mr. Eastman Total since HauI AY 'o'a
mead against Sll2 head for the c0rrtspohunE ,lo lso
r,eE Nrthtr the car roads OF cattle that were lel over
from Yesterday nor those which were receive &
fcd Tor sale hence trade live cattle There was SLOW
market for Dressed Bcc: aud at p III the Pospeo'S nd
nom Sc 10 &c Tor Good Texas ana o"iorapo
ANA from 7c for Ordinary TO tCHl NSt'o uu ~
was obtained for a few selected Slu, put '"' '' "
business at these figures was very small uartet
CALNES-Aruya's, ll7 hoad-ll al Nashns"n ns n SoH
% at Goth ST. at Irsey Cty, iahlht l"I -, ,st
niday OF sI head against 939 head for me sas ue & @
veg Very uu stock Offering today hence NeJ i- w w
trade at figures We quote state GtasS XIII M a.
F,d ralvcs at a a lc; and Common TO choice h uo a
aGitc; a small brought 2c but y was slt' W. Ts & M
Their scarcity. Prime Jersey and Bucks Inuhg i
bring &c Country Dressed Calves we're IN hDv'S SPS.,
and with unfavOrabl5 weather sales We 70 SLOW ." ~
as qc for Among me sales 3i i've
w.r I bucks County l35 n at c 10 ~ p; az -
do $50 No. at &C. ali sold by hge q 35 @ aiso, o. .S0 ~
Holly Calves at GLc. by C. Collins ana -'o "
At 2i9c Mix Caves 1873 10 at b9 pS Otter Tai be,d
SVFEP AND IAMBS-Kecelpts l9@ cars Oi ~ in Iu'an
III cars at GOTH 81 "a cars at Jersey It I9s sneo
saurday ~ % head against 2lsf6 head ior inc coiIo
spondng time last week there Is no change 10 hIS i , @
To-day vel with continued moderate arrivals te iel
na evidently Il trhe stronger II Is imposs@ne me ho%Sye
H. raise prices for with the near approach OF
SeeI aud mild damp weather. there IS little propeSa OF n
,,,nesfe i'm the Dressed Meat MARKET anu
mn thai has partially IRON te depression Which,
s neyer before equaed there can bo no hgher pau
Tor stock Among the offerings were carloads o ooofaao
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN Markets
LIVERPOOL Wow 2l--POrk-EasteTu dun az 50i Western
dan at -. Bacon Cumberland Cut dull at "a short
IN dull at 81 Long Clear dun az ~ short Clear
dull az 29 Hams-LOng cut dull at al Cd. shoulders
dun "a Beef-lDda Ness du AT IO Ezra Mess hrner
AZ o.; Prime Mess, market bare. LaTd-Pnme western
d1ll at SO. Tailow-Prme city steady at e. lnr-
raUtnc-Spluts steady at - Cd. l0sinCOmm0n Gu az Si
Zine dun at TO- Cheese American Choice dun at ~ Lara
oil dun az 3s FlOur-EXtra state dun A. 2i. Wheat
No Spring market bare NJ. Spring steay at 2d new
Winter New Western ldy at 9d New southern STEADY AZ
steady AT 70 81 Cotton seed O-Yeil0w American duh
az 2J Cd Ron Common al London steady Turpentine
SPLITS London. steady at % bd. $500
L'yERPOOl. Nov. 2ll:3O m.Bacon, 25bd per C"t LOT
Long Clear MIddles. Iau. 333d per c"t toI American
LONDON, SOy. 2l--5:3O =. Hketned Petroleum S%' per
gallon. TallOw 3G per cwt. o. -.
ANTWERP, Nov 2l.-PetrOlcum, % francs Tor hne pae
American Lard closed at 2O'I forms per 30 kiOs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

liedby the spasmodic advancesof thestocks named.
Even the st. Paul stocks to-day were dropped from
the list of active stocks that of Lake Shore perhaps
being substituted for it, Northwest common stock
sold Il higher than on yesterday at 45ls, but it
ended as it closed last night and as it opened
this moraing, at 447s The preferred stock
made no improvement over the best price of
yesterday, and closed ls lower than last night Yet
the movement was so we'll regulated and the
apparent excitement so evenly sustained at the
proper pitch that it was common to hear the re-
mark, The NOrtbwesterns are very strong" Lake
Shore, which opened at 6Sos, was subject to the
same kind of treatment the Northwesterns. and
advanced to 69ls, closing at 6S7s, a better than
Yesterdays last price The st. Pauls, after small
fluctuations, show final losses of a and ls for the
common and preferred shares respectively. Mich-
gan Central and Erie were dull and shade lower;
as were also the Western stocks generally The coal
stocks, without breaking all lower. the prln,
clpal activity being in Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. Western Union, with more business in
the stock, advanced from 96095 to 81 and closed
at 96l2.
The market closed dull and weak
on TuR
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
COTTON MARkET2

IIyERpoOI. Nov. 2l-l2:3O p. m-Cotton dun Middhng
Upiandl 5eion Mddng orleans Cd. sales OF the day X
600 bal-s ending 800 bales speculation ani export
There receipts day Futures quiet az ast nghts
prices Upland Low Middlng clause December ana January
delivery 5hasd Upands. Low Mh!dhns clause Aprii ana
iyERPooi Nov 2l-9 p. m.-SIiddlng Uplands Cotton
5Ll Mddung Orleans sdi Low Nhdhng Uplands 5ois
Good Ordinary Upands 5isi Ordinary Uplands jd Futures
u pands, Low Midng clause. November delivery oes2d
2l-4l0 D. nl.Ine slrs OF cotton to-day
Included 800 bales Futures-Uplands Low Mid
lipC clause November delivery. 6ad; Upands Low Mid
ding clause November and December devery. bld; Up
lands Low MGding cause January and February delivery,
6IIss Upands Mdhhng clause February ana Marcn
sd Upands Low Middling clause, March and
April delivery. biasad., also O'sd a. ,,-,,
LIVERPOOL Nov. 12-5 mCotton futures nat Uplands,
Low Mdding clause. May and June delivery. 6iosgd
AUGUSTA, Nov. 2l.-Coton easier; Middhng' oSci Low
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
Mlddns s.se Good Ordinary 7,c receipt, AAso bales,

Middng ssc Good Ordinary. 7'sc; recepn- Nl36 bales,
BALTIMORE. Nov 2i-Cotton quiet Middling. 01ac. Low
Mdding. &C.. Good Ordinary. Size: gross reespts si
ners. 90 baies stock. 1893 bales. ..
BOSTON, Nov 2l.-CottOb quiet MiddIine 97c Low Mid.
gross i6ss bales: exports Britain, AHA bales
CaisifsToS Nov 2l-cotron qu,et; Mddlins slc..
Mding Sc: Good Ordinary sc net receipts Sos4 baesl
CINCINNATI Nov 2I.-cot,on quiet; Middhne. ec' Low
Mkbling Sasc. Good Ordinary Size. receipts So Daes;
shipments bales sales tS bales stock 6s6 bales
GALVESTON Nov. 2L-COtton quiet: Alddling Be- Low
Mddlng She; Good Ordinary, Sci net receipts 2l61 bales;
exports eoastwise 0O bales sales l222 bales stOck io
6S3 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2l.-Coten steady MiddhDg. &c.
MEMPHIS, Nov 2lCOtton barely steady; midliDg. yc.
receipts 977 bales shipments, Ash bales sales 34Oo
MOBILE Nov. 2i-Uotton weak; MiddnG. s7sc.; Low
MiddinQ &c. GOOD Ordinary Sc net receipts 2s27 bales;
exports coastwse 1886 bales sales LOCO baes STOCK ZSi
bales -
NRwomgLNs. Nov Election easy Middine, 9l2c.;
Low Middlng &c. Good Ordinary, Sssc.; net recelpts
1889 bales gross 6f9S bales exports to Great rtan
100 bales France, 272l bales the Continent 5,SUS
bales; sales 1900 bales: stock, ll9,767 bales. .
NORFOLK. Nov Election quiet Mddllng, 9iisc: net
receipts 2037 tales exports coastwise 1880 baes sales
300 bales; stock 1888 bales.
PHILADELPTIIA Nov 2I-Coton quiet Mddling 9iac; Low
Miidng 9llc; Good Ordinary, &C.; net receipts. 3S3
gross Sl6 bales; exports 20 Great Britain 6sl baesi
sa
SAVANNAH Nov. 2l-CottOn quieer Middling, $780, Low
Niddng. Sesc Good Ordinary. Ssc: net receipts. 352d
bales exports coastwise 1921 bales sales LOO bales stocs
9S.S3S bales.
sT Louis, Nov 2l-CotOn quiet; Middlng. &C.; Low Mid
ding sSsc Good Ordinary. Sic. receipts l01b DaIesi
shipments 3U77 bales sales 262 bales stock 3BBsD bales
WIGMNGroN NOV. 2l-Cotton dull and unehangedi Mia.
receipts 1924 baes exports TO Great Britain Lass naes'
Stock 1898 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
Money was easy again to-day at 3Gf per cent on
plqdcc of desirable collateral Discounts quiet,
and note brokers scale rates follows:

Time loans are without quotation. The follow
ing were the rates of exchange on Newly OIk at the
aforementioned cities Savannah. buying at par,
selling lsa If premium Charleston, very scarce at
par; Ncw-Orlcaus commercial lsd SIC, bank y dis
count ; ~. LOUIS JOc. premium and Boston, par.
The United States Treasurer at w aShngiOn to-day
received $3.50 900 National bank notes for rcdcmp-
tion. The customs receipts were N33O,OOO, and the
internal revenue receipts, S39O,OOO The following
is the clearinghouse statement today: Currency
exchanges S62, $50 OJi; currency balances, T2GJI-
g97 gold exchanges, SS,2io,ji2; gold balances,
81 .569.572.
The regular weekly meeting Of the directors of
the Bank Of Englad heid to-day aud on the
statement presented the rate Uf interest was low
cred from per cent. at which IL has been ruling
for several weeks, 10 ia figure more nearly CORE
spoudIng with the current rate IN the outside mar
ket for thrcc-months bills. During the week the
bank made gain OF 100000 bullion,
from $685. per cent last week to 4O7s
per cent. On the London stock Exchange he
British consols advanced from 95llI6 10 9jl6lG,
Welding N at the close; while Jnitcd States
cuTites continue about st,ady-lS61s closing at
1Osl2 new Js ~ 1OSll, / L. al lOG and lO-iOs
at lO9bs In American securities, Illinois Central
stIfirncd 10 792, Eric preferred shares ruling firm
at 80 and common lower AT 10li. Ncw-.Jcrsey Cen
tral declined 10 30 The other shares were not
quoted. Paris dispatches report the Bank OF France
as having gained during the week 1l.2OO,OOO
francs. Rcutcs IN Paris opened at 100. Sight
exchange on London was iTmor at JOS.
The gross earnings of the -. Lonis, Iron Noun,
tain ana Southern Railway Company are reported
as follows
Jan to Nov i4.........-.3. a. 1jJi01 3oOauJ2 i9JJo
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this list day OI November were:
New.YOrE
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

royDON Nov. 2-1hc directors the Bank Of England nj
meeting today reduced the rate Of discount from TO
L. - bonds. and hall cents, JOG Erie
Railway ahares 1921 do preferred 81 =. IlluOs Central
10 Ncw.Jerscy Central. 32L.
IOSpoN Nov 23O -Consols 05iSs for both
and he account. ET1e Railway shares. lJS
Nov 2l-3SO y. m.-Ihe bullion IN the Bank of
England &jIUO06 during the past week Tho
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve To liability which
last week was 3Sa. per cent Is now iO7- per cent.
LONDON, NQy. PA m-COnsOls 9jl's for money % =
for the account Railway shares 1874 Illinois Central
7g New-JeTsoy Central 81 Pans adylc"s quote nve pet
- francs i5 centlmes Tor the account
PARIS Nov 2l.-EXCnangc on London, 20 francs 2s cen
f0r checks The In The Bank u France has III
creased II. 200. 900 francs during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
Tn city bank stocks, Importers and Traders t37)
sold at 20G7s. and American Exchange lj) at 1O1.
ltftrra mt unn at arn 40 nnu

In railroad bonds, the CONSPICUOUS feature was
the activity and advance III Kansas and Texas
large trading IN the latter. Denver and Rio Grande
firsts were quiet and steady at s4aS4l4, and
New-Jersey Central frsts were firm at Ia, con
vertibles fetching 717s972ls and adjustment bonds
S2ls Northwest gold bonds were firm at 1858,
92l2 Central Pacifcs at 1074G 107l2 Union
Pacific frsts at 107l4, and seconds of Missouri
Pacific at 102, South Pacific tirsts rising TO S77s.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

The sales of gold were at 100ls, within the small
est fraction of that price. while gold loans the
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont S63,OOO III
coin interest on the public debt, and S326,OOO III
redemption of called bonds. The days business ot
the gold-clearing department Of the Bank of the
State of New-YOTk covered: Gold cleared, S3.o2l,-
600 gold balances, $SS4,OOO; currency balances
$3.50, ,063.
The foreign exchange market continues dull
with scarcity of bills and only retail inquiry
for remittance. Selling rates were on the basis oi
81 l2a$l S12i for sIXty-days bills and u sJ'4G
81 Sc for demand TO the &. We annex current OH
piq
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North RIUeT, Vessels and Rai[IOads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHES-Steady IN jobbing sales only.
COFFEE Rio dul, noninaly unchanged tone market
weak cable adycos from Rio reported purchases
for the United Saes but no change here
1000 bags Betty 1877 Kron Prinz" private
here Al ssi bags OTdninary Primo
l2dl6c including Fair at li4dllc. Mid grades quiet
unchanged. .
CUTION-SpOt Cotton iIec. lower and quiet sales 3GS
bales spinning 900 bales del ivercd contract Receipts
ports 81 0DS bales against - 793 day week.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

s4: February, o5e; March: ee7; April e7s: May. 900;
soa- a LEO bales Second Ca-Decenosr ss2; January
ss 9as, An, Third e February MsFss sa
bales Also, to-day; November 927d9.29 December 9299
934; January e4ld9t6; February, 9520957 March 965
a36S April 97669.S1 May 9SSd0.9l June. 99Sd 1000;
total Sls bales grand bales futures closed
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

HAVANA Nov 2I.-Spani,h gold. l9Sal9sP Exchange
rs ng the United States, 60 days currency, IA pre-
mum short sight do, S4d9 premium; 80 days gold "a
y premium short sight do, lfa5 premium on LONDON 10
GIg premium on Paris, igQj4 premium sugar dul'
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

7.
BCFEALo. Nov 2l.-CATTLE-Recepts to-day, 74S head
the week thus far g. $50 head for the same time
l0i head receipts gned through l79 ears
in receipts for the week. AZ market modr
S3 f5dsi 70; Butchers. 81 65a$3 10 Stpckers, " $50
- Mixers and SpTingers, S2j GSlo per heidi Neals
sFgT SyD Receipts today $500 head the
thus far 1880 head for the same time
last week 1880 head consigned through, cars
prices shade higher for rc'Gers t 81 'U
IS 25aa3 Is fSr Fair Good Western sheepi Canada
Lambs 81 si ?? Western do 50 11@Si supply equal 10
-Receipts today $3.50 head total week thus
far 49, G2O head for the same time last week 2IZ01 heaa
consigned through ia ;demand and oitrns light;
Y0rlcr Best, ~ 7Oa$2 81 Choice, 50; Heavy.
CHICAGO. Nov 2l1hs Dr0cers' journal reports: Hoes
Receipts. $1,000 head shipments 5000 head market
lower Choice Heavy, 81 9Oasj 10; Light, ~ 55aS2 So
CATrLI-Receipts. $500 head; Shipments 800 head;
Shipping grades dull, 80 iO1S5: S!Ockeis ana Feeders
steady ~ 4U9S3 30 Butchers Zoe lower Cows 81 4O0
- 30; steers 50 9$3 30; Bulls e2aS2 40
sHEEP-Receipts zoo head shipments 42O head market
unchanged. . - - -. =. -. ,
272heado Of through local stock Total Tor
three days S72 through and 1880 head % local
Tho ket clear last night with the exception
two loads The sale OF one was the only business uansde'ou
TO-DAY; the other Is yet on hand. No quotations.
HJGs-RecelDs to-day 6j4' head; total Tor three days.
800 head YOrers. s2 1OdS2 10 Phladepmas - oV@
Receipts to-day head total for three DAYS 1900
head sale here.
81 Louis Nov 2I.-UOGs-Easier and tending down
Light Shipping ~ 4OdS2BO Pa king, 81 90 G2 o3i select
Heavy At u 80. Receipts lIODJ head shipments lVo
CHfrtE-Butchers stock in fair demand; Native steers,
S225dS3 20; Cows S20 ~ 62 - shipping grades lu lover
and heavy unstable - 10 asa 20 Re
Ccipts, 1850 head; shipments, 100 head. . -,
SiIfEr-Du and unchanged. Receipts, 500 head; ship
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

other carload was holding at 3iept They were
q much better lot Of sheep than those ". ~,
ceived here inst month Their rets howeveE neIo
barely worth soc each, which aroney agsIst tne.
SALE and consider them well Sold cpslderng inc
state Of the market at 3d. We quote common 70
sold at &C.. but 1t Is above the general nlarksI IIe al
Dressed sheep and lambs II sh extremely dui ana cum
mission saesmen think there will hardly De nOuceaoe i'm
pr0vement until the latter part OF next week The man @
saetions in sheep from 10 62cr though sna nun
Der OF WetheFs reached lei Lambs were seng about ne
saies-Newton Holmes Jersey city, 81 Ohio seeep
III B at 4<c 81 state do 81 ID, at Sc 10 do 20 ID NJ
al 3de. m, 4. -.
Sc; 80 IT, at 4c.; AZ Jersey do lO3 10 at 4+
81 state 76 tb &C.: ll3 do 81 10. AT 4Sic 80,
Kase Pdcock sold 239 Colorado Sheep S6 ~ SCI iei
Kentucky 10 96 b at 3ac $50 Michigan do 80 TO- at sac
Be-; log State do 95 b. so Canada Lambs 7S d. at
81 65 per cwt; II do 76q TO- 1t 4 $50 state sheep ana
Lambs - 70. at c % do. 80 10, at 81 so pei cwt A. .
HalenbacK q Davis sold i79 Michigan Sheep 81 10, ~
4se: state do 94 H. at 4l2c 1876 state Lambs D al
4Ac.; l05 Canada Lambs. 81 D. at DC.
DlenEeck Dewey sold 4G Canada sheep, 81 10 az '4c
3s Canada Ewes l47 b. at 4'c 9S Canada LanOs o- 10 at
JeIl6e Wright Toag & Co. sold 1s4 state Sheep and
HOGs-Receips so cars s52 head-2s at 40thst
at City. Total since SATURDAY, go ~
head, against 32l7l head for the corresponding Time st
week With large arrivals aud uniayorabe reports nom me
West there Is weaker feeling In the market We quote Live
Hogs - 2OH%3 80 cwt Jersey Dressed DO at &C. ior
W Reid CO. 274 Live Ohio Hogs, lU7 %, at IS 80
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
THIRD cALL-2:3O p. NJ.
THURSDAY. Nov. PIP. NJ

nm THURSDAY Nov. PIP.
The duiness Of the Stock Exchange to-day was
only relieved by the manipulation of the North
western and Lake Shore stocks the remainder Of
sas market presenting fatigued appearance. with
sao"nwaEd inclination for prices. except when raj
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
Dipioenb Notlres
Bnslness Ghnnees.

GOLD and SILVER NINE for sale
N part the whole Is producing large profits and WIZ
than its annually be increased In
tely all reduction: works in operations
satisfactory selling given investigation required
Addres n. c. H., Tribune Office
business WANTED.-A gentleman with
- cash capital wishes To invest IN legitimate. sf
and profitable business that VIII give n OUT
preferred city country immateral Address A W.
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

INVESTMENT.-A gentleman having $10,-
Il 600 established business with good po
desired for himself learn Of Desirable
opportunity by addressing INVESTMENT Tribune Uptown
Office. l, 23S broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

The following were tO-day's quotations for Tor
eign and domestic coins and bullion, United States
coins being quoted in currency and all the Others
in gold:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
IN M-sAfEs BxPoWE THE CALL

eoles ot state anG RoiiicdV BOndS-Raroad' ba"' "'
ErDreSS Stocks
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.


RIVER Mass Nov. 2l.Ihe Printing Cloths market
active to-day previous quotations
steady with demand nained for spots and futures
but at prices less than sellers are holding for
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
10,

sierra Nevada opened at So fell to 90, and closed at
II i'm the early board rose 10 80 in the 10 o'clock
board, and closed at ~.
Government bonds were quiet and fraction
easier all around. The market closed dull on the
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22

- ~ IL
6....bc. 1901
c Is a. q
800 .. bc.1l0l2
Mo X q T
200...bC. 6
st l. q Sa II L
100. DO 27s
st l. d 5 Fran X T.
100...bc. Az
New-York tribune., 1878-11-22
lonr nrm bud ann sales l76 bbls.


advanced ssc aud closed firm No. Milwaukee, 99c for
Hard for S,ft; No do s3i2c spot and Noyember
sac December; ~ Tc January No do, II 9c No do
6Io; Rejected, j7c Corn scarce and hn No 3Sc Oats
dull No Spring Sc. Provisions quiet; Mess Pork, Old
~ N Nnr * Irpnfa-M henl 10 BunaIO. I Lan
Smyrna times., 1878-11-13
NEW STORE!

If you want Pumps, 60 to Tschudy's; he
has big lot and sells them cheap.
Smyrna times., 1878-11-13
RlAGKSM MlTHlN c.

a having taken the Blacksmith Shop recently
RN occupied by Alfred FAIRIES, on Methodist st.,
~ below the Chester House with an expert
enee Of 20 years. am prepared 10 do all kinds
NJ, " Blacksmithng Horse ShOeing Specially.
'''SlSW ROBT. +. CARTY.
Smyrna times., 1878-11-13

ATNO PERIOD.
difAIES g. CO., the leading and popular ctOthiers
y HaladstklG, has there been an opportunity such
F low offered to my friends in the selections of the
AND WINTER STOCK. The prices of clothing this
M, a'l are very low, and in keeping with the de-
EsTT4l nmes. Please favor me with a call, and
-A y aaaPpy to give you my personal attention.
81, ~ RObI :. WILDS, with A. G. YATES d Co.
0P-'-m Chestnut St.. corner Sixth, Phila., Pa.
Smyrna times., 1878-11-13
TAILORING.

COATS, PANTS AND VESTS MADE TO
ORDER.
BOYS Suits cut and made from three years to ten.
Work executed I'm the best order Prices how to suit
the times. Patronage solicited.
MISSES s f. Il G. NJ. WILSON,
nov elm Commerce Street. Smyrna, Del,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1878-11-06

Nothing mTe was seen 81 either Wash
ington or lis accomplice by this party,
and they utterly lost track of him
Later In the night Officer McGrath
picked up his coat in the work-house
quarry, aud found it
RIDLED WITH BULLETS
and full of blood. Bullet holes were
found IN he back. sleeves and side of
the coat. The officers searced yester-
day every thicket, barn and clubhouse
where thGe was any likelihood that he
might be concealed, but failed to dis
cover the lightest trace of him.
Nothing daunted by the discouraging
results, Lieut. Steller and Officer Hamil
ton received information yesterday even
ing that " ashington was concealed near
Gllman's Point, was suffering terribly
from his wounds, and had sent for doe
tor to extract bullet which had lodged
In some part of his body. They secured
an express wagon, ands hortly after six
o'clock started for GiIman's Point
DIR. Z. j. Rademaker, the attending
physician of the outraged girl, says her
recovery Is almost certain should there
be no other complications.
FRANCES OFTE
Is a girl eleven years of age, rather
heavy set, about four and half feet
high, with light brown hair, rudy com
plexion, rosy cheeks, and is quite an at
trative, good-looking girl. She had seen
Washington at her parents residence
several times, and still remains firm in
her belief that he was one of the men,
DIR. RademakeI says that there is no
doubt that some sharp instrument was
used by the black fends in order to &C
complish their designs, but he feels con
tident that she will recover.
Lieut.. StelIer and Officer Hamilton re-
turned from Gilman's Point late last
night and reported that they had been
and that Washington had
again disappeared. He must be some
where in the vicinity of Louisville, as
it would be impossible for him to swim
the river in his present condition and at
this time of the year. 1t is highly i'm
probable that he attempted to cross the
river by swimming, and there is there is
hardly boatman in Louisville who
would dare assist him in making his
Is cape.